Valentine’s Day in Kuala Lumpur rarely calls for grand gestures alone. This year, many of the city’s leading hotels and restaurants are pairing romance with culinary craft — and, in some cases, a touch of Lunar New Year abundance. Whether you are planning an intimate dinner for two, a relaxed buffet with family, or a sky-high celebration complete with champagne and roses, these are the Valentine’s Day feasts to have on your radar.
Kimpton Naluria Kuala Lumpur — Hearts & Harvest at Tuai + Till
Blending Valentine’s warmth with Lunar New Year prosperity, Kimpton Naluria’s Hearts & Harvest buffet unfolds at Tuai + Till on 14 and 15 February (12pm–3pm).
Expect a farm-to-table spread that moves from Sarawak pepper-crusted roasted rib eye and whole roasted Bidor duck glazed in orange honey to chilli mud crab with man tao, red snapper in chilli bean sauce and abalone-topped steamed egg with salmon roe. Desserts range from hazelnut sea salt entremets to mango pandan coconut panna cotta and chocolate bonbons. RM198 nett per adult
Nobu Kuala Lumpur — Valentine Omakase
Available until 15 February, Nobu’s Valentine Omakase presents a refined multi-course journey rooted in Japanese-Peruvian technique. Highlights include toro tartare with caviar, Nobu-style sushi, rice paper pillow with shrimp, steamed coral grouper with Nobu egg sauce and A5 wagyu with eel pepper sauce, ending with a yuzu strawberry pavlova. RM900++ per person
EQ Kuala Lumpur — City Views and Curated Romance
EQ presents one of the city’s most extensive Valentine’s line-ups, spanning fine dining, buffets, afternoon tea, spa rituals and suite stays from 13 to 15 February.
At Sabayon, couples can opt for a five-course dinner or four-course lunch framed by skyline views, with premium ingredients such as bluefin tuna, foie gras and Hokkaido scallops. Prices begin from RM1,288+ per couple for lunch and RM2,688+ per couple for dinner, with an exclusive outdoor dining package available for those seeking privacy.
Elsewhere in the hotel:
- Nipah offers a Valentine’s buffet (from RM188+ per person).
- Étoile presents a four-course dinner at RM388+ per couple.
- Kampachi features special Valentine’s selections from RM188+.
- Sanctum Spa introduces a couples’ massage and rose petal milk bath experience at RM1,100 per couple.
For those preferring to linger, curated overnight romance packages complete the celebration.
Hilton Kuala Lumpur — Four-Course Valentine’s Degustation
Set in the heart of the city, Hilton Kuala Lumpur’s four-course Valentine’s degustation menu runs on 13 and 14 February (6.30pm–10.30pm).
Priced at RM300 nett per person with a glass of Follador ‘Ruiol Castei’ Millesimato Extra Dry Prosecco — or RM398 nett with a cocktail experience at Aviary Bar — the menu offers a polished yet approachable way to mark the evening.
The Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur — Old-World Romance
For timeless elegance, The Majestic presents several options on 14 February.
At Colonial Café, couples can enjoy a five-course candlelit dinner accompanied by live music from The Solianos, priced at RM600++ per couple, inclusive of a glass of bubbly and a floral bouquet.
The Orchid Conservatory offers a more intimate five-course experience (limited to five couples) at RM1,500++ per couple, complete with a bouquet and a couples’ spa voucher.
Earlier in the day, the hotel’s celebrated afternoon tea receives a romantic flourish, from RM88++ per person, accompanied by a live piano performance.
Imperial Lexis Kuala Lumpur — Love Above the Skyline
Imperial Lexis Kuala Lumpur marks Valentine’s with a series of sky-high experiences from 13 to 14 February.
At Feast at FIFTY1, the Moonlit Serenade five-course dinner (RM1,000 nett per couple) features oysters, foie gras and a chocolate finale, paired with sweeping city views and a complimentary bouquet.
UMI Japanese Restaurant presents Hana Akari, a six-course set with sashimi, Australian wagyu sukiyaki and Japanese strawberries at RM1,200 nett per couple.
For something lighter, Satellite Restaurant & Bar offers Skyline Valentine’s — a bottle of Moët & Chandon Impérial Brut and a red rose — at RM520 nett per couple.
Couples can also opt for the Forever Yours stay package, which includes a private pool room, candlelit dinner and a couples’ spa ritual for a fully immersive escape.
Whether you are drawn to a generous buffet, a meticulous omakase or a candlelit table overlooking the skyline, Kuala Lumpur offers no shortage of ways to celebrate love for Valentine’s Day this 2026.
