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A Truly Malaysian Modern Restaurant & Event Venue
Conceptualized by Datuk Redzuawan Ismail, fondly known as Chef Wan, and Andre Shum, an award-winning F&B serial entrepreneur, De.Wan 1958 by Chef Wan is a culinary gem that brings Malaysia’s cultural food to life. It seamlessly combines traditional Malay cuisine from different parts of Malaysia with casual fine dining in a modern, inviting setting.
Inspired by British colonial heritage interior design, our venues are visual masterpieces. Each setting offers a feast for the eyes, providing a symphony of curated ambiance that delivers a dining experience above the ordinary.
Located at three prime locations across Malaysia’s central Klang Valley region, our restaurants can be found at The LINC KL, Bangsar Shopping Centre, and Bangi Resort Hotel.
About Chef Wan
Chef Wan is Malaysia’s culinary ambassador and the first from the country to star in his own cooking show. Honoured with top global awards, he’s penned numerous cookbooks and been the face of many TV programs. His life’s work revolves around showcasing our cherished Malaysian cuisine.
Chef Wan sees food as a living history, a mirror to our cultures, and a way to forge connections of friendship and regard. After spending more than two decades abroad, he’s come back to where his journey started: Kuala Lumpur.
For a deeper look into the life and culinary adventures of Chef Wan, make sure to visit our Introduction tab.
Events
What’s more is that De.Wan 1958’s capacities stretch beyond the culinary. The venues serve as a versatile backdrop, ideal for a wide range of events, including:
Corporate Meetings, Product Launches, Art Exhibitions, Birthdays, Weddings
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Ornsiripim Rueangkaew
a month agoMy partner and I had lunch here, and we loved it! Every dish was super tasty – we finished it all!👍The place is big and beautifully decorated, so it feels really nice to sit and enjoy the meal. The staff were great, especially IQRA, who took amazing care of us.💕We’ll definitely be back! Highly recommend this place if you’re looking for good food and a nice vibe.
Lee Sungfia
3 weeks agoTo be honest, I expected more from a Michelin star restaurant. For this price in Malaysia, I could get better food. But for foreigners, I guess it's a good place to try authentic Malaysian fine dining. However, the service and atmosphere are, of course, top notch.
Jason Hiak
3 months agoWhile dining at this Michelin Guide-listed restaurant, my expectations were high, given its esteemed accolade. The food, while good, did not quite meet the anticipated Michelin standards. The offerings were definitely above average, yet they lacked the ‘wow’ factor often associated with such prestigious recognition.I did enjoy specific dishes, notably the fish curry, which was flavorful and well-prepared, and the chap chye, a delightful mix of textures and tastes that was a standout on the menu. These dishes were well-executed and would cater to anyone looking for good quality, hearty meals.Overall, the restaurant serves commendable food and provides a pleasant dining experience, but it may not satisfy those seeking the extraordinary culinary adventures typically expected from a Michelin-rated venue.
SANG CHUN Lee
3 months agoHad a great time dining here.Service was overall alright.Food was enjoyable and the dishes had well balanced, tamed flavors compared to the usual Malaysian and Indonesian food, which was fine with us. But some dishes were a bit over complicated in my opinion. Coconut custard dessert hindered coconut flavor due to its egg yolk and brulee. I expected it to showcase more coconut.I would come again if I am looking to treat people or eat with people who aren’t used to Malaysian food.
XinYing Tan
a week agoPersonally like the cucuk udang here if you prefer fried stuff.The grilled squid is nice too. If you are a big eater, recommended to go for the RM 8 per pax rice option (can be refilled), served with 3 types of rice: Nasi Pandan Delima (pomegranate rice), Nasi Bunga Telang (blue pea flower rice), and Nasi Putih (white rice).