Where Ramadhan meals reconnect us with tradition, family and the comfort of shared tables.
1. Rasa Warisan Returns to Traders Hotel Kuala Lumpur
Food has a way of remembering things we forget. The scent of simmering spices. The comfort of dishes prepared slowly without hurry. During Ramadan, these moments feel closer. At Traders Hotel Kuala Lumpur, Rasa Warisan returns in 2026 as a gentle tribute to the flavours many Malaysians grew up with.
Rasa Warisan
📍 Gobo Chit Chat, Traders Hotel Kuala Lumpur
📅 23 February – 20 March 2026
💰 Normal Price:
MYR 218 nett per adult | MYR 108 nett per child
The Ramadan buffet runs from 23 February to 20 March 2026, with dinner service priced at RM218 per adult and RM108 per child. The experience is designed for leisurely evenings, encouraging guests to linger, reconnect and savour familiar flavours at their own pace.
Reservations are recommended, especially for weekend dining.
2. Citarasa Nusantara ke Timur Tengah at Hilton Petaling Jaya
Ramadan evenings feel more meaningful when food brings people back to the same table. At Hilton Petaling Jaya, Citarasa Nusantara ke Timur Tengah arrives as a thoughtful blend of Malaysian comfort and Middle Eastern warmth. Hosted at Paya Serai, the buffet invites diners to slow down, explore live stations, and reconnect through familiar flavours with a gentle twist.
Citarasa Nusantara ke Timur Tengah
📍 Paya Serai, Hilton Petaling Jaya
📅 19 February – 20 March 2026
💰 From RM178 nett per adult | RM89 nett per child
The experience is designed for lingering conversations, shared plates, and unhurried nights. Reservations are recommended, especially during peak Ramadan dates.
3. Melangkaui Rasa, A Ramadan Reflection at Marriott Putrajaya
Ramadan often brings us back to the table, where time slows and flavours carry memory. The warmth of familiar dishes, shared without rush, becomes part of the evening ritual. At Putrajaya Marriott Hotel, Pentas Citarasa Melangkaui Rasa Ramadan invites diners to experience tradition through quiet indulgence, guided by heritage recipes and thoughtful cooking. The buffet feels grounded and reflective, designed for lingering conversations and unhurried moments as the day fades.
Pentas Citarasa: Melangkaui Rasa Ramadan
📍 Zest Lifestyle Restaurant, Putrajaya Marriott Hotel
📅 20 February – 19 March 2026
💰 RM218 nett per adult | RM109 nett per child
Early bird from RM168 nett per adult
Evenings here reward those who arrive early and stay awhile. Reservations are recommended.
4. A Gentle Iftar Under Lights, Palm Garden Hotel
As daylight fades during Ramadan, food becomes a quiet anchor for reflection and reunion. At Palm Garden Hotel, Putrajaya, evenings unfold beneath softly lit marquee tents, where familiar flavours meet unhurried conversation. Gerbang Selera Ramadan returns as a thoughtful buffet that celebrates Malaysian classics alongside comforting festive staples, inviting guests to pause and share a meal shaped by tradition and care.
Gerbang Selera Ramadan
📍 Palm Garden Hotel, Putrajaya
📅 19 February – 19 March 2026
💰 RM138 nett per adult | RM78 nett per child
Early bird available
Arrive early, linger longer, and consider reserving ahead for weekends.
5. Sajian Nana Dulu & Kini at InterContinental Hotel Kuala Lumpur
Sajian Nana Dulu & Kini at InterContinental Kuala Lumpur invites guests to return to the heart of Ramadan through flavours shaped by memory, patience and shared moments. Rooted in recipes passed down through generations. The experience pays tribute to Nana, the soul of every family kitchen. Where stories unfold and meals are prepared with care.
Served at Serena Brasserie, the iftar buffet balances nostalgia with refinement. Familiar Malaysian dishes take centre stage, presented through thoughtfully curated live stations and heritage-inspired preparations. Comforting classics are paired with carefully crafted highlights that celebrate the richness and diversity of local flavours, from slow-cooked meats to traditional accompaniments that feel instantly familiar, yet gently elevated for a modern Ramadan table.
Sajian Nana Dulu & Kini
📍 Serena Brasserie, InterContinental Kuala Lumpur
📅 23 February – 18 March 2026
💰 Normal Price:
MYR 288 nett per adult | MYR 178 nett per child | RM144 nett for Senior Citizen
A heartfelt reminder that Ramadan dining is about togetherness — then and now.
6. A Season of Reflection, Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur
From 17 February to 19 March 2026, evenings unfold at a slower, more gracious pace with the Buka Puasa Buffet Dinner served across Mosaic, Lounge On The Park, and the Diamond Ballroom. Designed for unhurried gatherings and meaningful moments, the buffet presents an abundant spread of Malaysian favourites.
Expect deeply aromatic highlights like Lamb Mashwi Rempah Arab, rich Udang Galah Lemak Asam Nenas, and a crowd-pleasing Seafood on Ice station featuring lobster and oysters. Heritage dishes anchor the spread, while a generous selection of traditional desserts brings the meal to a satisfyingly sweet close. On selected evenings, the experience is further elevated with live traditional Gamelan and Gambus performances, adding a gentle cultural rhythm to the night.
📍 Mosiac, Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur
📅 17 February – 19 March 2026
💰 Week 1 (17-22 February) and Week 5 (16-19 March)
MYR 288 nett per adult | MYR 172 nett per child (ages 6-11 years old)
💰 Week 2,3 and 4 – RM 308 nett for adults and RM184 nett for children
For dining reservations, please call +603 2380 8888 or email mokul-fb@mohg.com. Visit The Mandarin Cake Shop
7. Sajian Istana at JPteres, Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur
For a buka puasa that leans towards luxurious, head over to Sajian Istana at JPteres. For Ramadhan, the menu delivers a refined take on Malaysia’s royal culinary heritage. Running from 19 February to 19 March 2026, this expansive Ramadan buffet features over 150 dishes, making it one of the most generous offerings among the city’s luxury hotels.
Highlights include the classics such as Urap Kangkung, Kerabu Lidah Bakar, and Kerabu Ayam Jantung Pisang, alongside a Charcoal Grill section serving satay ayam dan daging, grilled seafood, and vegetables cooked over aromatic flames. JPteres signatures like Claypot Asam Pedas, Cik Ainil Yong Tau Foo, and Abang Botak Sup Power anchor the spread, while Indian-influenced favourites such as murtabak and roti John ayam add variety.
Exclusive Ramadan specials — including Kambing Bakar Masak Merah, Rusuk Lembu Bakar Madu, Lemang Pak Ali, and Bubur Lambuk Haji — make this buffet worth a return visit. Save room for dessert: durian Swiss roll, onde-onde profiteroles, traditional kuih, and live stations serving apam balik, cendol, and ais kacang round off the experience on a nostalgic note.
The Sajian Istana Ramadan buffet is available daily from 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM. Pricing is as follows:
📍 JPteres, Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur
📅 19 February – 19 March 2026
💰 Early bird (19 – 22 February & 17 – 19 March 2026): MYR 199 nett per adult | MYR 129 nett per child
Regular (23 February – 16 March 2026):
Indoor seating: MYR 258 nett per adult | MYR 129 nett per child Outdoor seating: MYR 228 nett per adult | MYR 129 nett per child.
Group bookings (minimum 10 persons):MYR 240 nett per adult (indoor) | MYR 210 nett per adult (outdoor)
Private dining rooms:
JP1: Minimum spend of MYR 2,500 nett for 10 guests JP2: Minimum spend of MYR 2,000 nett for 8 guests
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