Temple of Fine Arts KL

high-end culture with tickets at common-man prices, which is to say, free. the perspective is, in many cases, modern, multi-cultural and progressive. the foundation that runs the place underwrites the salaries of the teaching and performing staff. there is also a significant volunteer cohort. there are two places to dine: an all-you-can-eat restaurant, and a pay-what-you-will canteen. both are vegetarian, with the former a posh incarnation thereof.

Saw very nice Indian artifact & collectibles there .. on display, for sale, also Indian clothes & fashion accessories. Was there for lunch .. parking is a nightmare. Food served in restaurant is vegetarian.. nice food .. mango lassi is good

Had such a wonderful experience, mrs bhavani was so kind to let my daughter and I watch her dance class. Then an amazing dinner downstairs. Thanks so much to all just so I could enrich my daughter with your wonderful culture

Beautiful venue for events Good sound system-lighting Clean facilities

Buffet Vegetarian. RM30 for the buffet lunch and if you order Bru Coffee is separate charges. Staff are friendly, superb classic ambience, good music and good food. You should go and try out for yourself. They have lunch and dinner.

Visiting from Australia. Waitresses all had long faces. No smiles at all ladies? The only friendly waiter was a man. Food quality good but the aubergine dish had way too much oil. No desserts available. Recommend the Palak Paneer and the Bendi dish. Giving 3 stars due to the poor waitressing customer service and no wifi so I could not pay by card

Top production space for the arts. Helping to preserve traditional indian dance and song for generations. Vegetarian buffet is excellent at the restaurant on the ground floor. Just remember to give generously based on the amount you eat.

Nice Auditorium with Good Lighting and Sound Effects👌. Amazing Experience fir Performers and Audience.