If you're looking for something fancy, Genting Grand's continental restaurant The Olive is known for their selection of prime cuts, recently adding premium Miyazaki beef to their menu as an additional lure for wagyu lovers.

France's famous coffee roasters Cafés Richard at SkyAvenue will be your entry point to quality French fare. Specialising in coffee, tea, high tea sets and even coffee cocktails, this iconic worldwide cafe chain will provide visitors with the chance to kick up their heels and relax in Parisian style.

If you're looking for a Spanish feast at SkyAvenue, La Fiesta will satisfy your itch with signatures such as octopus with paprika potatoes, vermouth marinated and pan-seared Iberico pork shoulder as well as nutella filled churros that go down well with a cool glass of Sangria. 

The Chinese classic roasted duck rice can be enjoyed at Grand Imperial London Duck, a Cantonese focused non-halal eatery specialising in dishes such as its namesake, Hong Kong kai lan, wanton egg noodles and a small selection of dim sum. The restaurant's menu is small yet focused, so you can expect extra care put into their signatures.

The name says it all. London's famous Burger & Lobster chain is here at SkyAvenue for Malaysians to sink their teeth into two sinful yet delicious favourites. The restaurant is walk-in only, serving an incredibly focused menu that features burgers, lobsters and lobster rolls as the main stars.

Our local cuisine is easy-to-like and incredible diverse, ensuring everyone has a personal favourite. Looking for a plate of char kway teow or chicken rice whilst shopping at SkyAvenue? Malaysian Food Street features 20 hawker outlets that showcase the best dishes from Kuching, Malacca, Ipoh, Penang and Petaling Street.

Hearty Japanese favourites are the order of the day at Tampopo, hailing from Singapore and specialising in ramen, beef curry udon and tempura, curry rice and more. With its casual homey ambiance, it's a great place to rest up, eat up and fuel up before heading back out to continue your day.

Imagine rooftop dining combined with sky dining and you've got High Line, SkyAvenue's rooftop market that allows your to enjoy the cool crisp Genting Highlands air while enjoying a variety of eats. You'll find 5 restaurants over there: High Line Fish Market, Burgers & Shots, Carnivore Corner, Jon Bing and Asian Heroes.

Shabu-shabu, yakiniku and a whole list of Japanese cooking styles that feature kobe beef front and centre is what Kobe Gyu Takumi at Genting Grand Hotel is all about. This non-halal restaurant falls more on the premium side of the budget scale, but if you're ready to indulge this place might be just for you.

Taking the best of Chinese and Thai cuisines, Imperial Rama at Maxims Hotel gives you the best of both worlds in the form of dishes like tom yum, green curry chicken or deep-fried prawns with salted egg yolk that pairs perfectly with a bowl of fluffy white rice. And if you're feeling particularly local, there's durian tempura to end the meal with.

If you're visiting the casino and feeling famished, Ltitude at Genting Club is a nice retreat helmed by a veteran chef who specialises in French and Italian cooking. You can enjoy premium spirits with a cigar, indulge in a plate of sashimi or sushi, or even tuck into a marble 9 wagyu beef all in the same place.

A spot made for unwinding and recharging your batteries, Park Avenue Lounge features light bites, cocktails, coffee and high tea along with live piano music. Be pampered, relax and catch up with your family and friends in a fuss-free environment. 

[Update 18 June, 2020: Park Avenue Lounge is temporarily closed until further notice. Kindly follow Reosrts World Genting on Instagram or Facebook for the announcement of its reopening]

Korean barbecue and booze all in one spot, YG Republique (also in TREC) is half 3Geori Butcher's and half K Pub. Located at SkyAvenue, would-be diners can expect to pair premium cuts of Iberico pork with soju for a good time.