With over 25% of retail space for food (200,000 sq ft), Kuala Lumpur South’s urban hub for grub is the new “Foodie Central” for comfort food, gourmet fare, fine dining and more.

Braised Monk Jump Over the Wall (5 Head Abalone)

IN celebration of Malaysians’ long and passionate love affair with food, Sunway Velocity Mall puts food, glorious food as its central attraction – bringing together a wide array of local, international and exotic flavours in one single location.

As food and dining experiences increasingly grow in importance in the modern retail mix, Sunway Velocity Mall has dedicated 200,000 sq ft of retail space – spread across various food and beverage precincts across the mall’s seven floors.

Making Your Meals a Golden Affair

Serving banquets bequeathing emperors, the Michelin-Recommended Grand Imperial Group unveils its largest Malaysian fine dining establishment – featuring 17,000 sq ft of regal elegance and a menu fit for kings.

The restaurant will feature new and improved menu choices as well as much loved signature fare including some delectable choice morsels that can only be savoured at Sunway Velocity Mall. These include Baked Village Chicken with Salt, Baked Spain Spare Ribs Western Style, Cantonese Style Roasted Crispy Smoked Goose, and Braised Monk Jump Over the Wall (5 Head Abalone).

The restaurant can easily accommodate almost 1,400 people. It consists of a 5-star hotel standard ballroom that comfortably sits 800 diners, a dining hall for everyday customers and 10 VIP rooms. It is the ideal location for reunion dinners, morning dim sum with family and friends, and grander festivities such as weddings.

For a dining experience that’s a little more casual, make your way towards Dragon-i this July to savour dishes inspired by the rich and diverse culinary offerings from China, especially from the regions of Shanghai, Beijing, Lanzhou, and Szechuan. In addition to their signature dishes such as Xiao Long Pau and La Mian, Dragon-i will premiere two specialties that have never been sampled before in other outlets – the nourishing Mixian Soup (choice of three flavours) and Shanghai Pan Fried Soup Dumpling which surprises the mouth with a burst of soup after the first crunchy bite.

17,000 sq ft of pure elegance fit for special occasions.

Dine Like a Shogun

Providing the authentic Japanese Boutique Cuisine experience, the famous Aragan Yokocho opens only its second outlet at Sunway Velocity Mall – housing 10 service restaurants under one roof with more than 200 dishes to satiate your appetite. The freshest seafood is flown in weekly – direct from Japan to preserve the highest quality and most original taste. It’s like having the flavours of Japan right here in Malaysia.

Converge & Consume at Commune!

Converge at Sunway Velocity’s ‘Commune’ precinct at Level 5 and tuck into the delicious morsels served up at favourite food haunts such as Salad Atelier and Seven Cups, or explore the delights of new arrivals like LimaBlas, Rinjin Shokudo and Something Cafe & Meal.

Enter Salad Atelier and be welcomed by a fresh, bright and natural décor’ that’s reminiscent of an enchanting garden. With balanced nutrition being the fundamental of good health, Salad Atelier aims to keep your palate excited with a wide selection of healthy treats. Then move on over to Sevencups, a multi-roaster coffee shop serving specialty coffees, teas, artisanal desserts and all things handcrafted.

For the taste of authentic Nyonya food, LimaBlas serves up some truly delicious morsels that will bring back memories of the good old days. Its rich, historic décor further adds to the overall dining experience, where wonderful eats meet wonderful ambience. Rinjin Shokudo is where Tokyo meets Malaysia in a fantastic food fusion to please the taste buds. Be prepared to be pleasantly surprised as Rinjin prides itself with not having a fixed menu but serving something surprising every day. Something Café & Meal warms the hearts and pleases the tummy with its selection of handmade coffee, good quality teas served in pots, warm sandwiches and comfort food.

Enjoy a bowl of greens amidst the natural setting at Salad Atelier.

Street Eats & More

One unique aspect of Sunway Velocity Mall is its tribute to street food – which is a celebration of Malaysian food heritage and food culture. Food Street Food consists mostly of food outlets started by families or those with quaint success stories i.e. Kim Lian Kee or Sai Kee Restaurant. Other names include Boat Noodle, XiXiang Kaya Kopitiam, Hong Kong Roast Kitchen and more. Think old school Asian fare that one enjoys with a cup of kopi on the streets of Kuala Lumpur on a Sunday morning.

“It's the food and experiences you grew up with; the warm, nostalgic memories of yesteryear that are always intertwined with food. Food Street Food is all about that, albeit with a modern twist and ambience,” shared Kevin Tan, Chief Operating Officer of Sunway Malls.

Food Street Food: A dining scene that’s reminiscent of Kuala Lumpur’s old streets.

For Diet-Watchers

Healthy-living aficionados have not been left out. Head on over to Figure Fuel, Simple Life, Zen Japanese Vegetarian Cuisine, Seaweed Club and more to find meals that will keep you satisfied without weighing you down. These are also the ideal places to drop by after a good gym workout, with some outlets like Salad Atelier offering promotions with your CHi-X gym membership.

Fresh and fluffy aromatic cakes.

Pastry, Bakery, Coffee & Tea

Other names worth mentioning are Taiwan’s top cake brand – Original Cake, the first outlet in Malaysia and outside of Taiwan. Originating from Tamshui, Taiwan, it’s the real deal for fluffy, delectable sponge cakes produced only by the brand’s distinctive ovens.

Equally delightful is Marks & Spencer Coffee-to-Go outlet. For those who need a quick cuppa whether in the morning or for an afternoon pick-me-up, the UK retailer has got the answer with a wide selection of aromatic brews that are perfectly matched by traditional British cakes and pastries.

Come get your coffee fix at Marks & Spencer’s very first Coffee-to-Go.

Makan Makan Foodcourt by Parkson Food Hall

Last but not least, one can also drop by Makan-Makan Foodcourt by Parkson with over 15 stalls and more than 40 choices of food and beverages. With meals at RM5 on average, the urban chic food court offers moderately priced food for all, especially working adults and families. Choices include local delights and international fare such as Japanese, Western, Korean and even Indonesian cooking.