The muhibbah set is the star offering at Wau, and is meant to be shared among three or four people. — Photos: Wau Dining
In the heart of nightlife haven Changkat Bukit Bintang, secreted deep within the recesses of a bar called The Rabbit Hole is Wau Dining, a pop-up restaurant dedicated to Malay food.
Finding this overtly traditional restaurant inside an overtly traditional bar is akin to discovering a waterfall in a desert. It’s so unusual and so unexpected that reverse psychology dictates that you must try it out.
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