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Indulgence Restaurant and Living

Serves European inspired meals all day. Opened by nationally renowned chef Julie Song, what was once a quaint cafe has now expanded to a laidback Western dining experience few can rival. They source and put together quality ingredients to make unique dishes that aren't found on menus elsewhere.

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Address: 14 Jln Raja Dihilir
Price: RM50 and upwards
Website: indulgencerestaurant.com (opens in a new tab)

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