Johor, Malaysia
Phone: +607 222 9234 /
Fax: +607 222 0153 /
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Restaurants and Bars
Expect great food, enjoy friendly service at Glass a culinary feast of local and international cuisine, Cumulus perfect for entertainment, Oasis our trendy open air bistro with contemporary Asian & Italian fusion and The Hive the best live music chill out zone! Chinoise our Chinese restaurant fit for an Emperor.
Glass
Glass offers a culinary feast of local and international cuisine from a-la-carte meals to lavish lunch and dinner buffets. Unparalleled views across lush and landscaped gardens. Open from 6.00am till 1.00am
Steps
Steps is the lobby lounge to just wind down and relax with light entertainment - the perfect antidote for a long day with stunning views of the gardens and Straits of Johor. All day snacks, afternoon tea, fine wines from the gallery and cocktails are available.
The Hive
The Hive is a funky, laid back live music bar and is the perfect place to drink and listen to great live bands. In casual style whilst retaining an air of exclusivity.
Oasis
Oasis innovative Japanese and Italian fusion cuisine with distinct dining areas and bar where diners can watch the chefs compose, in the open kitchen. Open air concept by the pool offers unabashed views of the garden and swimming pool.
Today's Weather
in Johor Bahru °C or °F02 Sep Thu
Some sun, a t-storm or two in the p.m.
High Temperature:32
Low Temperature:26
03 Sep Fri
Drenching thunderstorms; clouds and sun
High Temperature:32
Low Temperature:25
04 Sep Sat
Partly sunny, showers around in the p.m.
High Temperature:30
Low Temperature:25
05 Sep Sun
Sun and clouds, a shower in the p.m.
High Temperature:32
Low Temperature:25
06 Sep Mon
A couple of t-storms in the afternoon
High Temperature:32
Low Temperature:25
What's on?
Eid-ul-Fitr, or Hari Raya Aidilfitri, as it is more commonly known in Malaysia, is a celebration of the end of Ramadhan. Traditionally a time of forgiveness and joy, it is the main celebration of the Malaysian Muslim community.
The Chinese believe that their ancestors' hungry ghosts leave hell to wander the earth searching for food once a year. Malaysia's Chinese community celebrate the Hungry Ghost Festival on the 15th day of the seventh month of the lunar calendar.
Ramadan, the universal Islamic holy month, marks a 30-day period when Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset. However, over the years, this fasting month has ironically become a nationwide celebration of culinary delights in Malaysia.
The Mid-Autumn Moon Cake Festival is one of the most enchanting nights on the East Asian calendar. Families in China, Malaysia and Singapore gather to give thanks, celebrate family unity, look at the full moon and enjoy a celebratory banquet.
The Malaysian member of the worldwide music series event by Guinness, Arthur's Day Malaysia is held at the Sunway Lagoon Surf Beach. Concertgoers party while customarily raising a pint of stout to headliners like Timbaland and the Black Eyed Peas.
