Several Kuala Lumpur bars are planning on screening the World Cup while offering food and drink. This includes sports bars Healy Mac’s,GRIDiRON Sports Cafe & Lounge, The Beer Factory, and SOULed Out Kuala Lumpur. There are great options for die-hard supporters and bandwagon-jumpers alike.
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Hall Of Fame, with a giant projector screen accompanied by many television sets around the premises, is one of Kuala Lumpur's go-to sports pubs for live sports ranging from English Premier League matches to F1 races. Enjoy some delicious snacks like Roasted Pork Belly (RM17), Crispy Chicken Katsu (RM14), Grilled Spicy Sausages (RM16), and many more in the sports-themed furnished venue. But what's the purpose of watching football if you don't have a bottle or two of cold hard ones to drink? Like Heineken (RM25), Tiger White (RM18), or if you're feeling fruity, Strongbow Cider (RM30)
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The busy Jalan Telawi in Bangsar is a popular nightlife destination. GRIDiRON Sports Cafe & Lounge is the place to be for football lovers. Tuck into their signature Mexican Chachos (RM20), Southern Fried Chicken (RM16), and Cheesy Fries (RM15) before washing it all down with a selection of beers where you can get a bucket of 5's of Stella Artois, Hoegaarden White and Corona for RM90 per Bucket—all while cheering for your side on numerous screens.
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Healy Mac's is a bright place that is frequently packed with customers, indicating that the cuisine and drinks offered there are excellent! Try their Guinness Steak Pie (RM38), Topside Beef Burger (RM38), or Traditional Irish Lamb Stew (RM30) You can be sure that the Irish bar and restaurant is a great gathering place to see the World Cup with your friends, with TVs all over the premise and indoor and outdoor seating.
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Many KLites are accustomed to visiting SOULed OUT because it has been around since 1996. If you're searching for a fun spot to watch the World Cup with a terrific crowd atmosphere, SOULed OUT is a simple choice. If that's not enough, a massive 360-inch 2K LED screen lets you see the entire action! On the menu, it offers a variety of Western and Asian fusion dishes, such as their version of Chicken Gorden called the "Blurr" (RM38), in case you don't get it. Chicken Gorden Bleu is a whole chicken leg loaded with turkey ham and chicken sausage that has been wrapped in cheese. Comes with potatoes and coleslaw with lemongrass butter sauce. Don't forget to chug down a cold beer like Edelweiss (RM17) or Paulaner (RM33) to wash it down.
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The Bell & Crown, formerly Sid's Pub, is a neighbourhood British pub and restaurant that offers a variety of dishes, including the ideal pint of Guinness, poured by Guinness-certified personnel. If you want to enjoy watching the games in a cosy setting with a wonderful atmosphere, great cuisine, and drinks, make your way to this location!
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The Dark Horse K.L, which markets itself as a chic, modern, and attractive sports bar, provides lots of room for you and your group to watch the games comfortably. In addition, you can play some pool, darts, or foosball to brighten the night even more. Oh, and did we also mention that this restaurant offers delectable fare prepared by professional chefs in generous portions? Try their Cottage Pie (RM34), Schnitzel Burger (RM35), or, if you're feeling adventurous while watching the game, Mount Kinabalu Burger (RM105). There are ten quarter-pound burgers of Australian beef with cheddar cheese. The burger is free if you consume it within 30 minutes!
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For those looking for a great hangout spot to watch live football with a glass of ice-cold beer, The Beer Factory is a frequently visited establishment. For RM27, you can enjoy a large glass of Heineken, Kilkenny, or Guinness! But this bar offers more than just beer when your stomach starts to growl during those late-night (or early-morning) games, you can also order a variety of snacks!
