Tujo

I have been to Tujo about 4 times and each of my visit I will leave satisfied! I’ve ordered the pizzas, burger and steak and each time my food was perfect.
I’ve had my birthdays there two years in a row and the servers are very accommodating to a big party. You don’t starve while waiting for food cause they’re pretty fast. And the ambience is nice for a date or a drink out with your friends. There was just once where towards the end of the night there was a live band performance which is a no no for me at a restaurant. But otherwise I will always come back to Tujo!

It has a selection of affordable lunch sets. I like the natural lighting that streams through the floor to ceiling glass, which looks out to a long strip of grass & a row of trees. Its theme is nature, hence, lots of green colour inside & outside of the restaurant. This gives the environment a calming effect. It is centrally located & within walking distance from the KLCC LRT station. Traffic is a nightmare. Wiser to hop onto the LRT.

Located within the prime area of Kuala Lumpur, TUJO has inevitable become a favorite to not only the locals but the expatriates as well. During the weekdays, be sure to catch their in-​house band which serenades the floor with tunes from the 90’s and the current hits. You’ll definitely enjoy seeing the crowd coming alive and readily hopping on the dance floor to show off their moves.
The whole settings of the place give you a very welcoming feel, with the warm lights & friendly staff. The menu is kind of cool as well, it is in a newspaper form, not very practical to look at however it adds on to the whole presentation that their going for.
You can expect the food here to be good as per the other restaurants under the Soul Society group. The nachos, squid ink base pizzas & pastas (especially the seafood linguini aglio olio) are the common likes here. The cocktails here are served in funky glasses & mugs & trust me they are good! I’m a big fan of the mojitos in all of soul society’s restaurants & bars so it’s no different here. Truly a fan of this place!

This funky dining and drinking spot is easy to love: spacious setting, tongue-​in-​cheek décor, and friendly staff.
Run by the same people from SOULed Out and WIP, the drinks are definitely safe bets. And the happy hours deals are fantastic. Hungry? The food menu isn’t groundbreaking, but it doesn’t need to be. It is modern and comforting, and for the price point, it’s affordable especially when you’re in the middle of the city.

If you are looking for a nice dinner place for a Friday night with your friends or for a birthday celebration, Tujo is a really good place for it. Its interior has more of a dim setting which is also appropriate for a romantic dinner. The restaurant’s take on food is very East meets West, and the outcome of their take is nothing short of fantastic. From their main courses to the desserts and drinks, Tujo manages to put their own successful spin on things. I really ended up loving their salted caramel tart and as for the drinks, the Funeral for Jack was pretty damn good. Tujo is located on Jalan Pinang in the Ascott Kuala Lumpur. Parking here can be pricey seeing as it is the city.

I must have passed this place every other day when I used to frequent KL a lot. Located at the Ascott KL, I had helped to plan a surprise birthday party there for a friends birthday. The staff were very helpful in arranging all the little details (we had called beforehand and asked for help in storing the cakes/​balloons). One of the waiters was so accommodating, even telling us to to let us know when the birthday girl would arrive so he would get everyone seated.
The food however was your standard Western fare. Nothing particularly stood out but their cocktails were very unique. One of their signature house cocktails even had a burning cinnamon stick placed on top of the glass. Very cool. There is also live music on the weekends but we did not get to see that as we were there on a weekday. A good place for an event as it is spacious but probably not worth it for a second visit.

I absolutely love Tujo! Located at the groundfloor of the Ascott hotel, Tujo offers a very modern and elegant ambiance for dinner and drinks with friends.
The place offers seating inside and outside, and it is quite spacious. The food is not cheap, but it is delicious! The menu has a variety of western options, such as pastas, pizzas and sandwiches. My personal favourite is the beef bourguignon.
The house wine is pretty good, and the paulaner is fantastic. The service is quite good, although I’ve had a couple of bad experiences there. A night out at Tujo can be quite pricey, but definetely worth it!

After working at KLCC for a few years, I couldn’t believe I hadn’t been to Tujo! Tujo offers exactly what I had been missing from KLCC for so long. It’s totally worth the stroll over one block to The Ascott.
Tujo is a Brazilian Bistro specializing in fresh grilled meat, great pizza and an eclectic mix of dishes ranging from chicken tikka to beef bourguignon. I’m not exactly sure what makes them label it «Brazillian» but I love the place :)
Tujo had a great vibe. Indoor and outdoor seating, live music on the weekends and a cool but professional crowd for the most part.
I like the pepperoni and mushroom pizza. They use hallal ingredients but this still has an authentic taste. The Mediterranean pizza is also quite good. Their grilled options are reasonably priced and have been delicious every time I’ve tried them.
The Paulaner on tap is not cheap but DELICIOUS. They have a crazy happy hour everyday from 5−8pm called «Tick Tock Wine O’clock.» It is a phenomenal deal. For RM 68++ you can drink all the house wine you want for the whole three hours. That obviously comes with its own implications, but it is good to know about when living in a country where wine is taxed so heavily.

I was responsible for organizing my sisters farewell party before she left for the UK for her studies when I came across this place. I promptly made the call and made reservations.
The venue is split into two floors, the ground floor is where the small dance floor, couches, bar, high tables and a few dinner tables were. The first floor is for the dinner crowd and private functions (I would recommend the gentlemen to take your dates here, its über romantic!) I asked for a long table for about 16 of us on the ground floor which they happily obliged. The place was modern, very sexy and hip with a lot of light play.
We ordered an array of dishes from pizzas to soups to salads and steak, the house pour and a couple of bottles of liquor. The waitresses and bartenders were very attentive, none of our glasses were ever empty and none of the empty food plates were still on the table. The food was delicious and the drinks were fairly priced. The bill came up to a decent amount but we were all too merry to notice and paid our part.
We all left physically and emotionally feeling satisfied (please get your heads out of the gutters.) It was really a good place.