Bar Trigona on the level 6 of Four Seasons Kuala Lumpur has a touch of classy yet intimate vibes making it perfect for dates, catchup with friends or even a solo date. I loved their interior of blue and gold hues and high ceiling, large windows, making it feel spacious. This is a great spot for sunset, just watching the evening with cars buzzing on the streets against the Petronas tower as a backdrop. They take pride for their honey which used in their cocktails.

The biggest appeal for me was the aesthetics of the bar and how detailed the bartenders were and as a solo traveller I felt safe. On my first visit, I sat at the bar for my first drink. When I mentioned I’d love a second round but wanted some quiet time, the bartenders immediately shifted me to a more private, larger table without me asking. It’s this level of attentiveness that makes Bar Trigona stand out.

Interior

The menu was simple to read with a main summary that categorises based on the flavour with clear indication on the ABV and a detail on the ingredient and taste follow suit in each pages.

Menu

🥂 Nearby Bars Recommended by the Bartenders

Well I felt KL nightlife has tamed down with some of the bars closing at 1AM, but you will find many great bars not too far away. The Trigona bartenders gave me these recommendations:

1. Frank’s Bar

Located right opposite the hotel, hidden behind an unassuming door inside the mall.
Note: Their opening hours can be unpredictable — go earlier in the evening to secure a spot.

2. Bar Trigona’s Sister Spot — Ver Bar

Located within the same Four Seasons hotel, Ver Bar also serves interesting cocktails. It’s a great alternative if Trigona has a long queue or if you want to do a mini bar-hop without leaving the building.

Flying Malaysia Airlines MH624 on the Boeing 737-800 is a short 45-minute hop between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, but even on this brief route, the airline offers a full-service business class experience. I flew this sector recently and here’s my honest take on the cabin, seat, meal, and overall value.

The Boeing 737-800 operating MH624 felt relatively new and refreshed, especially compared to the aircraft used on MH611, which has a noticeably older cabin. Boarding was quick, and the light load made the overall experience smooth and stress-free.

Business Cabin and Seat Experience

The Business Class cabin features comfortable, newer seats that feel more modern than those on other regional MH flights. I was greeted with a welcome drink and a hot towel before takeoff — a nice premium touch considering the short duration of this flight.

Being seated in the first row offered spacious legroom, which made the seat feel more open and comfortable. The seat also came with a blanket and pillow, though honestly, for such a short hop, I didn’t get to make much use of them.

Inflight Dining

Even on a 45-minute sector, Malaysia Airlines serves a light meal in Business Class. There were two options on my flight:

• Vegetarian sandwich
• Chicken satay

I went for the chicken satay with a glass of water. While the flavour was there, I found the satay to be slightly overcooked. Given how short the flight is, the meal service felt a little rushed — you barely have time to savour it before descent begins.

Overall Thoughts

For such a short regional hop, the MH624 Business Class experience was pleasant and efficient. The refreshed cabin, attentive crew, and proper meal service all add a premium touch. However, considering the 45-minute duration, it might not be worth paying for business class unless:

• You want lounge access before departure (you’ll get SATS Premier Lounge passes if you check in early at Changi).
• You value priority boarding and extra comfort during the flight.

Otherwise, Malaysia Airlines’ Economy Class on this route is already quite comfortable for such a short journey.