Suppertime is a tradition for Malaysians, whether you’re having your ‘second round’ after dinner or a very late meal. This typically occurs around 9.30pm to 12.00am when you get the munchies (we totally get it). Whether you’ve been exploring the attractions, shopping till you drop, or just soaking in the cool highland air, there’s nothing better than ending your day with a satisfying round of supper. If you’re bored at night in KL, why not make the drive up for supper? Luckily, we have a variety of options to satisfy any craving—be it local flavours or international cuisine. Read on for your ultimate guide and dig in. 

Places That Are Closed Only After Midnight

The Bakery
This classic spot offers alfresco dining where you can take in the mountain air as you drink up a cup of perfectly made latte. Have a bite of our oven-fresh pastries, sandwiches, and cakes. Make sure to try our homemade Genting Chicken Pie and Nasi Lemak Bungkus with Prawn Sambal. Sedap!

Location: Lobby Level, Genting Grand
Opening times:
Sunday - Thursday: 7am to 12mn
Friday, Saturday & Eve of Public Holidays: 7am to 2am

 Yesteryear (non-Halal)
This place is dubbed yesteryear because the dishes here are kept old-school, such as a comforting bowl of Teochew porridge (ideal for the cold weather) paired with side dishes such as soy-braised favourites, preserved vegetables or an assortment of meat.

Location: Level 4, SkyAvenue
Opening times:
Sunday to Thursday: 6pm to 1am
Friday, Saturday, public holidays & eve of public holidays: 6pm to 3am

Palsaik  (non-Halal)
Everyone loves K-BBQ, right? Here, they serve not one, not two, but eight different flavours of pork belly, which is why the restaurant is dubbed ‘eight colours’ in Korean. 

Location: Level 4, SkyAvenue
Opening times: 12pm to 4am, daily

High Line Roof Top Market
Snag a table at our alfresco area, which offers a bird’s eye view of Genting SkyWorlds. You can get cocktails, listen to our live band, and dig into delicious Bakar Bakar Seafood, grilled river prawns, crispy crunch seabass,  fiery Tom Yum Kung, Thai green curry and more. 

Location: Level 4, SkyAvenue
Business Hours:
Sunday to Thursday: 12pm to 1am
Friday, Saturday & Eve of Public Holiday: 12pm to 2am

Park Avenue Lounge
Bask in the refined ambience and savour the finer things in life at Park Avenue Lounge, with views of Genting SkyWorlds. Plus, we have fantastic band performances six days a week, so you can just let the music take you away. Try out Foie Gras Brioche, Lobster Thermidor, Angus Burger, and end on a sweet note with our Salted Toffee Crème Brülée.

Location: Level M, SkyAvenue
Operating Hours
Sunday to Thursday: 11am – 12mn
Friday & Saturday, public holidays & eve of public holidays: 11am – 1am  

Live Entertainment
Sunday – Thursday : 
8.15pm – 11.45pm
Friday & Saturday (PH eve and PH) :
8.45pm – 12.15am

Genting Secret Garden Hotpot
What many people crave whilst visiting Resorts World Genting is a comforting hotpot that will warm you right up. There are eight different broths to choose from, which are accompanied by over 20 types of dipping sauces. Have fun trying out our impressive assortment of premium cuts, handmade meatballs, and fresh seafood platters, along with organic vegetables harvested within the restaurant. 

Location: Level 2, Highlands Hotel
Operating hours:
Sunday to Thursday: 3pm – 11pm
Friday, Saturday & eve of public holiday: 5pm – 1am

Places That Close At 11PM

Trattoria Il Lago
Enjoy an authentic Italian meal with a variety of pastas, antipasti, pizzas, salads and desserts. Why not have some crab carbonara with crab meat, cream sauce, tobiko and parmesan cheese or the hearty baked macaroni with baby spinach, smoked chicken, cream sauce, parmesan and mozzarella cheese. If you’re in a group and just want some bites, share a pizza like chicken curry (traditional chicken curry topped with curry sauce, curry leaves, onions & mozzarella cheese) or sambal ikan bilis (spicy sambal paste, fried eggs, onions, mozzarella cheese and spicy anchovy sambal).

Location: Level G, SkyAvenue
Operating hours:
Daily 12pm – 11pm

Jom Makan SkyAvenue
Head over to the resort’s largest halal dining space. Try some classic dishes from Kelantan paired with Air Bandung, Lobster Broth Mee Rebus, Laksa Ala Johorean, and more. 

Location: Level G, SkyAvenue (below Bona Cinemas)
Operating Hours:
Daily 8am - 11pm

Gohtong Jaya
There are also loads of places to eat at Gohtong Jaya, the township located below the peak of Genting Highlands, about a 20-minute drive from First World Hotel. We recommend San Gong Lamb Hotpot (Gohtong Jaya), which serves traditional Macau-style Mutton Belly hotpot.

Address: next to Reka Hotel, No 12, Persiaran Jati 3A, Off, Jalan Jati 3, Bandar Gohtong Jaya, 69000 Genting Highlands, Pahang
Operating hours: 11am to 12pm, daily

Lao Di Fang

You can’t go wrong with an authentic "Cha Chaan Teng" experience that will transport you to the streets of Hong Kong. Enjoy a variety of tasty noodle and rice dishes such as Hong Kong-style wanton noodle soup and Baked pork chop rice with cheese and curry sauce. Make sure to try the Hong Kong-style Bo Lo Bun, then slurp down ice-cold Hong Kong Milk Tea.

Location: Level 2, Highlands Hotel
Operating hours: 8am to 11pm, daily

Old Friends Restaurant

This is a personal favourite of ours; this Cantonese spot dishes up authentic cuisine perfect for sharing, including a variety of meat and vegetable dishes such as Marble Goby and Braised Traditional Spare Pork Rib Cutlets. For seafood lovers, indulge in our Boston Lobster and Crispy Prawns with Wasabi Mayonnaise. 

Location: Level 2, Highlands Hotel

Operating hours: Dim Sum: 8am – 2.30pm | Lunch: 12noon – 2.30pm | Dinner: 6pm – 11.00pm

Read about 5 Places To Eat At Gohtong Jaya Before Driving Up To Resorts World Genting

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