Fuego at Troika Sky Dining

The View! Amazing seating which overlooks the Kuala Lumpur skyline. The food is great, and has a lot fo south American flavours. Good choice of cocktails and wine available. Staff are attentive and have been well looked after.

Had a lovely dinner at Fuego Troika Sky Dining — a perfect combination of good food, great service, and stunning views. The food was flavorful and well-presented, living up to the restaurant’s vibrant Latin American concept. What truly elevated the experience was the breathtaking view of the KL city skyline, especially with the Twin Towers in sight as the sun set. It’s a view you don’t forget easily. Special thanks to our server, Andy, who made the evening even more enjoyable. He was friendly, attentive, and had a great eye for photography — helping us capture beautiful moments. His recommendations on the menu were spot-on too. Highly recommend Fuego for a memorable evening with amazing food and one of the best city views in town.

Highly recommended! We got a good seat on Saturday night. it was our first time travel to KL for celebrate my mom’s birthday. Fara is so nice. He helped us to order foods and drinks also, took many beautiful photos for us. Thanks for such a great service!

I revisited this long-established sky dining restaurant recently for a birthday celebration—it had been five or six years since my last visit. The food quality remains excellent, with every dish tasting delicious and well-prepared. The restaurant is pork-free and perfect for a romantic date, offering stunning sunset views and a beautiful night skyline. Prices are reasonable for the quality and ambiance, and the service is exceptional. The staff are friendly and even offered to help take photos without us asking. If you’d like a window-side table, be sure to book in advance. Reservations via Google are also highly recommended, especially on weekends.

We had a fantastic family dinner at Fuego, and it truly exceeded our expectations. The restaurant serves delicious South American cuisine, with a great selection of small and big plates, perfect for sharing and exploring different flavors. Every dish we tried was full of taste and beautifully presented. The drinks were just as impressive, each with a creative twist. I had a mojito with a hint of spice, and it was absolutely mind-blowing, refreshing and unique! What made the experience even more special was the breathtaking view and the warm, attentive staff. Fuego combines amazing food, drinks, and atmosphere effortlessly. We had a memorable evening and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for something special.

This restaurant is perfect to socialise and celebrate an occasion. They have two sittings for dinner- 6.30pm and 8.30pm and we would recommend booking 6.30pm as you get to see the beautiful view of the skyline during the day, during sunset and at night. The best thing about the restaurant is the amazing views from the terrace area overlooking the multiple skyscrapers around Petronas towers. We were met by friendly staff who offered excellent service, often going the extra mile to make your experience special. We really liked the spicy guacamole and the garlic churros (they definitely are a 'must order'). The lamb ribs were also good. We found the pressed potato a little underwhelming, and the chicken skewers portion was absolutely tiny. The cocktails were delicious and good for tequila and rum lovers, especially! The price here is closer to what you would spend in European countries and therefore higher than other restaurants in KL, but we felt it was worth it

We had an absolutely amazing time here! Our servers, Man and Alam , really made sure we had everything we needed, even made sure I got a cocktail that wasn’t on the menu! The food was amazing, if our friends will go to KL in the future, we will definitely recommend this place! We made a lot of jokes with the servers, this was our highlight of our trip! Beautiful flowers were waiting for me at the table, and a special dessert was made for our anniversary! If we come back to KL, we will come back to Fuego! 😛❤️!

Thank you for a lovely experience! From the moment we arrived, we were treated so well: the menu was explained to us clearly; the waiter took our photo, the food was incredible (as were the cocktails); and the view/ ambience was phenomenal. Really lovely visit. Thank you to our server, Saif.

I can't say that I'm overly impressed with this place. When my friend and I arrived, the host wanted to throw us in a corner b/c she said all the tables were reserved. Funny, b/c in the hour or so that we were there, there were at least seven tables that were never sat. And they could have very well been reserved for later reservations, but why not let us sit there and tell us we need to be done by a certain time? The food was just okay. I had the nacho churros and a couple of drinks. The first two drinks I tried to order, I was told they were "sold out". Hmmm. I finally got a drink order in and when I tasted it, I was thoroughly unimpressed. The drink was thick and the ingredients didn't really vibe well. The churros were innovative in presentation, but again the ingredients just didn't do it for me. Maybe b/c the bread was almost immediately soggy from the guac and duck fat. I dunno, but we had seen enough. We took our pictures, and high-tailed it to the next spot on our list.

Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Cleanliness: 5/5 Decor & Style: 5/5 They had the best Guacamole I've ever had in my life! No joke! People think I'm crazy when I tell them the best Guac in the world is in Malaysia, lol. The Nacho Churros were to die for as well! Everything was just A+. Would love to come back here and try the entire menu. View was amazing as well!

Fuego is one of those few restaurants with a great view of the twin towers. It is an outdoor dining place so it does get a little warm here depending on the weather. Do make reservations as tables are quire limited. Portion here is generous and price is definitely affordable with such ambience. They're famous for their guacamole and ceviche. But I would say the most memorable dish was the berry pavlova! I absolutely loved it. You'll also find a good selection of cocktails here. If you're looking for a romantic place to dine, you might prefer Cantaloupe or Strato as the music here is quite lively and loud.

This was fantastic, we had a little trouble to find the place. Just for you to know in the floor 23A you have restaurant/bar claret wine bar, Cantaloupe, Strato Italian restaurant and Fuego. I can only say that the food and the staff was fantastic. I can recommend the sea bass, super. The view out over petrona town in the sunset and evening was stunning. Go there, enjoy.

If you like your meal with a view - you must check out FUEGO! This restaurant will leave you breathless and you will not be able to concentrate on your meal or a friend, because the light from the twin towers will completely take all your attention! You have to try their guacamole tortillas and French beef flank! And for dessert enjoy their watermelon salad! The best meal you can get in town, no doubt. The manager of the restaurant is very friendly and when our group of friends encountered a few problems with the receipt ( there was extra bottle of champagne, which we didn't order), he offered us a discount and tequila shots for the whole table. I definitely recommend !

It's a party every night at Fuego where good company, creative cocktails and modern south American food are celebrated. It was a tuesday night where business would be slow for most food establishments but at Fuego, people were slowly trickling in just in time to catch the last rays of the sunset that loomed over the unparalleled view of the Petronas Twin Towers. Known for its barbeque style fare and extensive menu boasting innovative cocktails and tapas, the vibe at Fuego is casual and relaxed so ditch your suits for shorts and polo tees especially since the restaurant is located outdoors and not air conditioned. Everything is elevated with a hint of fancy as even the water is infused with strawberry and basil or cucumber and thyme which makes it even more refreshing on a hot day. Fuego takes its guacamole very seriously and I would recommend the super spicy guacamole, a sure hit with malaysians who love their chilli padi fuelled with ancho chillies served with crisps. The ceviches are also worth trying as the impact of the tangy citrus will be a shock to your tastebuds. Fuego also claims to serve the best churros in town and I liked how the smooth creamy chocolate dip against the salted caramel wasn't cloyingly sweet and the churros were perfectly fried to be crisp on the outside yet soft on the inside. Dishes at Fuego are usually made to be served so bring over a group of friends to enjoy the stunning skyscraper view while you sip on cocktails and watch the sun set.

KLs best kept secret, Fuego is ALWAYS booked out by tourists and expats. Amazing view, great food, ambiance and service - no wonder! Pricy but really worth the experience, especially if you're showing someone around town and they want to see the magnificent twin towers. Best at sundown, to now before the hotel they are building next to the towers obstructs the view.

(This is probably closer to 4.5 stars to me.) Fuego is a solid Latin American restaurant with an absolutely beautiful setting. Set in an open-air niche on the 23rd floor of the Troika building, the restaurant has a wide-open view of Kuala Lumpur, looking westward from a side view over KLCC Park. The three-story high ceiling means the view is open to the sky, which gives you a feeling of being on a rooftop. (You know, instead of 'just' on the outside of an upper floor of a building. :-) ) All of this provides for wonderful views looking out onto a great cityscape -- including a great line of the Petronas Twin Towers, Petronas Tower 3 (Menara Carigali), and Menara KL -- and over to mountains in the distance. The dining space itself is smallish, with basically two rows of tables -- the first along the glass-and-steel railing and the other set just back from that one. There are perhaps around 80 seats. A long bar stretches along the opposite side of the tables from the railing, and the open-ish kitchen is off to one side. The décor is lively, with reds, blues, and browns, and cool metal grates -- which made me think of significantly oversized lobster traps -- give character to the space overhead. The food has wonderful flavors. The menu is a good size, built of small-ish sections of appetizers -- especially the guacamoles -- ceviches, small plates, large plates, sides, and desserts. The friendly, attentive staff suggested an appetizer, a ceviche, two small plates, a large plate, and a side or two for two people; that seemed about right, spread out over two hours. There's a large menu of cocktails and wines, with smaller menus of beer and liquors. Fuego is definitely pricey, but while the view may be the top selling point, the food and drinks are solid also.

So after and epic fail at the Atmosphere 360 restaurant we decided to salvage the night and found this little gem. A little confusing to get to, as you have to maneuver yourself though two towers and then several restaurants and bars before reaching the last spot, Fuego. The views are amazing, the staff friendly, and the music was perfect. We did not have any food as we just had the worst meal across the street at the tower, but the food selection looked amazing. I would recommend this spot for drinks and amazing views!

As a westener I really try to steer clear of any non local food when I travel. Especially when it's something I can get back home easily. However I had so many people Suggest this place and I am happy I finally decided to check it out. The view is absolutely breathtaking, try to have your dinner during the sunset. At some point you can also hear the local mosque's call to prayer that echos through the city and that just adds a level of epic to the atmosphere that I can't describe. It's a very cool experience. I had sangria which was perfect- not too sweet. Also make sure you get the guacamole and try the ceviche. This is a must visit anytime you are in town.

Just came for drinks and dessert but I'd definitely come back for more. Tried: - latte - watermelon juice - berry cream meringue - churros They've really nailed the presentation with desserts. I feel ashamed for not taking photos. They finished both desserts at the table. With the berries and cream, they lit the bourbon in fire and poured it over the meringue to give it the final toast. Pretty cool and tasted great--and I usually hate meringue. With the churros the finish wasn't nearly as epic but still tasted great. They just added the salted caramel whipped cream at the table. The view isn't as great as it once was because there is a tall skyscraper blocking the sky bridge now. But it's still a really cool atmosphere. I'd go back for the food alone. Ribs looked amazing. Would love to try those.

The latest brainchild of Troika Skydining is this strikingly-beautiful South American-inspired bar. And Fuego means fire in Spanish. With the lustrous Twin Towers as a background, the view is the money shot. But it was their cocktails and guacamole that won our hearts (and appetite). The bar is headed by famed mixologist Rick Joore. Make sure you try some of his signature drinks like Buttered Rum and Port Flip. To go with your drinks, order their guacamole, prepared by their very own guacamole chefs. Besides the classic iteration, there's one with salmon roe and a spicy version with cili padi. Prices are on the high side, but for that view, we think it's definitely worth it.

From time to time we have to try something new. And a latin gastronomical experience is always welcome. The restaurant is specialised in Mexican cuisine which is KL is very rare to find At Fuego everything is on fire. In specially their food is a full show. They have great food, staff, view and the music is awesome. The place has inside and outside seats, but I recommend you to stay outside so you can enjoy the outstanding views of K towers. In regards to the food, their Quail eggs just melt in your mouth - would love to find out how they do it and the rocky road is the prefect dessert to go with the meal. Their cocktails are very good too. I tried their classic margarita with the burnt lemon, very unique and unlike the regular margaritas that i get in KL. It was a very relaxed and pleasant night. Will definitely be a regular here. P.S. It's better to gave a reservation, if you wanna have seat at a table, and stay at the bar.

Well stunning view, cosy & relax. Love the open air concept. Food is amazing especially the beef! Worth every penny spent for such good quality ingredients. And of coz the crews..they are the great people make the place amazing!

Had cocktails at Fuego once and I must say that the cocktails here are extremely delicious and yummy. Try the Asam boi margarita if you're feeling adventurous! Fuego's environment is very chilled. You don't have to dress very fancy to dine here but the food and drinks are pricey. Service here is good and quick. If you're planning to dine here, don't forget to make a reservation in advance as they are usually fully booked. The view from Fuego is spectacular as you can see the Petronas Twin Towers from the balcony. This place is the perfect place to catch up with friends and just enjoy the night.

Copper bar was amazing, great drinks, awesome feel. The music set a great mood. You can sit out on the deck. We will go back.

So good, my visiting friends called it their highlight of KL. Don't miss the ceviche, guacamole and churros. The cocktails too are pretty interesting and well-balanced. Not to mention, one of the best open-air views of the Petronas Twin Towers and KL Tower! They are popular, so be sure to make a reservation or risk disappointment.

We ate here while vacationing in Kuala Lumphur. A tapas restaurant in Malaysia??? Yep, and I recommend it. I've eaten in tapas restaurants in L.A., Las Vegas and of course Spain, and Fuego holds its own. The menu doesn't have a lot of tapas selections, but certainly enough to make dinner a wonderful experience. The fried watermelon and cheese was delish. And they also serve up a spicy mohito that was great! Service was excellent. The only drawback was the building and restaurant were undergoing major construction projects. While dining we were hit with a huge thunderstorm. This is an outdoor restaurant on the 23rd floor for the most part. All us diners had to move as far back into the restaurant as possible and even then we were getting some of the storm on us. Lightening strikes everywhere across the city, including on the twin towers. My response was to have another mojito. When we got our bill (very reasonable) and I was happy to see the restaurant didn't charge extra for the storm.