Way Modern Chinois Image Credit: Fatboyrecipes Image Credit: Malaysia Tatler Coincidentally, Gaslight is located directly above Blue Elephant, which is directly above Neroteca in Damansara Heights. Gaslight welcomes musicians, writers and poetry readers, and contemporary artists to relive the early days as well as to take part in their open-mic sessions held almost every night. The furniture is built from scratch by the founder, Johann Sultan. The rustic interior is filled with antics from the good old days, including the very familiar (and nostalgic) old-school light switches. Gaslight takes pride in bringing back the 60s and offers a similar historical style. Gaslight Cafe is a home for folk musicians, poets, and writers. Gaslight CafeĪlthough Gaslight isn’t actually a speakeasy bar, we feel that it belongs on this list because of its hidden nature. Opening hours: 5.00pm onward everyday Tuesday till Sunday 3. Go up the stairs and TADAAA-there you are! Kidding, the entrance is actually concealed by the book shelves, which is super cool!
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Located above Neroteca in Damansara Heights, look for the blue lit staircase lined with Hollywood movie posters.
The interior of Blue Elephant is complete with movie posters, catchy quotes from movies, director chairs, and a popcorn machine! You may walk past paparazzi, have your Marilyn Monroe moment and get up, close and personal with Oscar (the award). Image Credit: JUICE Online Image Credit: Time Out KLįeel like an ultimate movie star in this Hollywood-themed bar. Blue Elephant Image Credit: Malaysia Tatler That should roughly tell you what P&C actually stands for, and no it does not stand for Private & Confidential. The clue to getting to this speakeasy is to look for a structure behind Naughty Nuri’s and search for a brown steel door (made to look like wood) with a Rooster and Cat emblem. P&C is located behind Naughty Nuri’s in Hartamas. Its decor displays a Wanted poster of Alphonso Gabriel (better known as Al-Capone), newspaper clippings from the 1920s, and truly illustrates our weird infatuation with the Prohibition era. P&C takes us back to the Prohibition era as it is the closest to replicating a 1920s speakeasy. P&C Image Credit: Eat Drink KL Image Credit: Eat Drink KL
If you prefer to find these places on your own (and be surprised), you may stop reading…now! 1. Spoilers Alert: This blog post contains information on finding these venues. Here is Venuescape’s guide to Kuala Lumpur’s best secret and hidden bars. We’re glad KL has kept up with the speakeasy trend as you may be able to find one at every nook and cranny of the city. Unfortunately (but thankfully, nonetheless), you’re going to be getting no bathtub gin nor moonshine. Today, speakeasy refers to a legal, prohibition themed bar with no visible signboards, mostly wooden slates providing the wholly abandoned look. Thanks to bootlegging, gangsters remained in money while people remained intoxicated. The term ‘speakeasy’ came about during this time which translates into an illicit drinking spot. Did you know about the time when alcohol was made illegal (in America)? There was a nationwide constitutional ban on the sale, production, importation, distribution and transportation of alcoholic beverages from 1920 to 1933 this was known as the Prohibition Era.
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