Hidden bar in a set5/16/2023 ![]() From here, you’re completely transported to an old-British era – it’s dark, moody and there are leather couches that seem to invite men smoking cigars but don’t be intimidated as it’s all part of the game. As we dropped by during the night, we looked behind a collection of suits and sewing machines to uncover the secret door, only to find out that the closet itself was the hidden entrance to the restaurant and bar. In fact, the venue holds quite a big title as it is “KL’s first-ever Kingsman-inspired theme restaurant and bar” but you can’t possibly see it in plain sight, let alone on the outside. A high-end tailor shop… nothing unusual when you’re strolling along the Golden Triangle district of KL, right? After all, Bukit Bintang sees a lot of fashion gurus making their way down Pavillion Mall which is famous for its luxury stores… So I am pretty sure you must have walked by Brixton 23 several times with no clue what it truly hides. ![]() A Kingsman-inspired restaurant and bar hidden in a high-couture tailor shop – Brixton 23 Update: This bar is now rebranded to Gatsby Mansion, taking inspiration from The Great Gatsby. Grab a good bunch of friends and decipher them all! Read More: 8 Speakeasy bars in JB with passwords, secret doors, creative cocktails and clues to find them! Tapak Urban Street Dining: Hipster night market in KL with food trucks selling monster burgers, crazy milkshakes, jumbo Indomie and more! Not just Genting: 6 Mountain townships and highlands in Malaysia where you can enjoy cold weather and scenic viewsĭo you know of any nice places? Share with us unique/hidden spots and get paid!įind out more 1. Recently, we discovered that KL is actually home to some of the finest tucked away speakeasy bars that are hidden behind secret doors, letterboxes, vending machines or creepy shop lots! Some of them come with unique themes while others require an ever-changing passcode to enter, but one thing is for sure – all of these places come up with well-crafted cocktails! With most of them being nearly impossible to find, we’ve got you covered with clues on how to spot the easily-missed entrances and go on an expedition to KL’s best American-inspired illicit drinking dens. When I was a university student some years back, we’d hit the nightclubs and loud bars during the weekend (gosh, how did I do that?!), but now that I’ve become more mature (or let’s say that I’ve grown out of the whole dancing-on-top-of-tables kind of scene), I look for more chill hangout spots to grab a few drinks and enjoy some good music with my favourite people (and why not a game of beer pong). Edited by Candice Neo Now that I have been living in Kuala Lumpur for over 6 years, I feel like I am almost a local.
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