Sala Bar • Sheraton PJ — Restaurant in Petaling Jaya

Sala Bar is a cosy rooftop spot at Sheraton PJ with a nice views of the city skyline, especially at night by the infinity pool. It has a casual, laid-back vibe that makes it great for winding down over drinks.

The food leans toward Western –I had the lasagna and it was hearty and satisfying – and the atmosphere is made even more enjoyable with Latin music playing in the background. Service can be a bit hit-or-miss, but if you get attended by the more senior staff, it’s smooth and attentive. When crowded it can get a bit noisy but that’s to be expected at a bar.

In the day, the space doubles as the hotel’s infinity pool area, while in the evening it transforms into a chill rooftop bar. Overall, it’s a good place to relax with a beer, enjoy the view, and soak up...

A bit of a mixed bag here. Firstly, the staff were great - they were really accommodating, as I wanted to use a voucher. The views are excellent - you can see the whole city and beyond. However the food really let's this place down, it just wasn't good enough. It took too long to arrive and then arrived cold. The pita is described as having sundried tomatoes and pesto, but it only had spinach, literally nothing else. Also, you can smoke here, it is an outside space so you think it wouldn't matter, but it's really thick with smoke and it will affect the taste of your food. They have some really good drink offers, so maybe come for a beer and...

This place is like (to paraphrase a character from The Wire) a 30 degree day - nothing to shout about, nothing really worth mentioning. It's supposed to have a great view, being a rooftop bar. But the view is blocked by glass panels, so it's not quite a wow. From the time you park your car (machine didn't work) to taking the escalator up to 33rd floor (the walkway from carpark to lift is iffy, the lift smells of cigarette) to arriving at the bar (we were left hanging uncomfortably long instead of being seated), all the experiences don''t inspire delight for a night out. And to cap off the mediocrity...