TREC Kuala Lumpur

“Pretty few Chinese clubbing in this area. Mainly in hip hop music. Suitable for China and any Chineses”

“Offers vibrant nightlife with plenty of clubs and bars to choose from.”

“In my opinion, the nightlife industry in Malaysia, especially bars and clubs, has a lot to learn from our neighboring countries when it comes to hospitality. From what I’ve heard about places like Thailand, Singapore, and Indonesia, their service standards are on a completely different level. Here, it’s unfortunately quite common to experience poor treatment. I’ve personally been yelled at by staff, particularly bouncers, and I’ve seen it happen to others as well. This shouldn’t be normal, especially in an environment where customers are paying not just for drinks, but also an additional 10% service charge. If someone chooses to work in nightlife, dealing with intoxicated customers comes with the job. Professionalism and basic respect should still be maintained at all times. If that kind of environment isn’t suitable for them, then perhaps it’s not the right line of work. Customers deserve to feel welcomed, not intimidated.”

“Pretty subpar; the music was okay with a few decent songs, but the vibe was not it. It doesn't help that there's no dance floor, so you are just dancing at a table. Wouldn't come here again. 100RM for two people which includes two drinks. Service was good I guess.”

“Place with huge potential, but marketing people forgot about the authenticity of the place like this. Very commercial, and profit oriented. With a good vision, the money would come eventually. Most of the crowd are “tiktokers” with none to zero idea of what the dance music industry is about. Lots of neons, no soul. It’s not complain, I still give stars cause the place is amazing, just the crowd…”