Halloween 2026: Where To Eat, Drink And Get Spooked In Malaysia

Halloween is just around the corner, and Malaysia’s hotels, restaurants and entertainment destinations are getting into the spirit with a mix of after-dark parties, theatrical experiences and festive dining. Whether you’re planning an elaborate costume, looking for a family-friendly adventure or simply in the mood for a good scare, here’s where to celebrate Halloween this year.

1. A Halloween Boo-Ffet at M Social Resort Penang

M Social Resort Penang brings back its Halloween Boo-Ffet Bash at Breezy Bites, combining a generous buffet spread with live DJ entertainment, a lucky draw and a Best Costume competition. Expect fresh seafood, grilled favourites and desserts, alongside free-flow wine throughout the evening. Come dressed for the occasion, with plenty of opportunities to show off your Halloween alter ego.

31 October | 6.30pm–10.30pm | RM168 nett per adult; RM100 nett for seniors and children

2. A Spirited Celebration at Lexis Hibiscus Port Dickson

At Satellite Restaurant & Bar, Halloween comes with a cocktail or two. Lexis Hibiscus Port Dickson’s Stay Calm. Say Boo! promotion features themed concoctions including Dracula’s Blood and Witch’s Brew, alongside sharing deals. The celebrations culminate on Halloween night with live music, games, prizes, face painting for children and special entertainment from the resort’s team.

19–31 October | Cocktails at RM28 nett each | Halloween Night Party on 31 October

3. Three Ways to Celebrate at W Kuala Lumpur

W Kuala Lumpur is making a weekend of Halloween. The festivities begin with The Sirens, an all-female DJ takeover at WET Deck on 30 October. On Halloween itself, Flock hosts a carnival-inspired Drunch featuring playful dishes, games and trick-or-treating for younger guests. As night falls, WET Deck transforms for The Crystal Ball, a rooftop masquerade with DJs, masked revellers and views of the illuminated Petronas Twin Towers.

30–31 October | The Sirens from RM50; Halloween Drunch RM248+ per person; The Crystal Ball from RM60

4. Haunted Adventures at Resorts World Genting

Resorts World Genting’s The Haunted Highlands 2026 offers scares for different appetites. Families can explore Spookadilly x Kisah Bawah Tanah, an immersive adventure inspired by a homegrown animated world, while braver visitors can venture into The Echo Asylum, a horror attraction set inside an abandoned 1950s mental hospital. The programme also includes parades, performances and a Halloween concert at the Arena of Stars.

Until 20 November | Spookadilly RM30; The Echo Asylum RM78 (ages 13+); combo RM90

5. Dress Like a Legend at Four Siblings At Kimpton Naluria Kuala Lumpur

Forget traditional Halloween costumes. At Four Siblings‘ Dead Famous – The Hall of Legends, guests are encouraged to channel their favourite music and pop culture icons. Eight themed cocktails pay tribute to legends including David Bowie, Freddie Mercury and Marilyn Monroe, while ghost paparazzi, tarot readings and a Dead Celebrity Costume Catwalk add to the theatrics. The evening promises a little glamour, irreverence and plenty of personality.

31 October | 8pm–midnight | Cocktails at RM58 nett each