[2025 Genting Highlands Restaurant] Travel Guide for SOULed OUT Genting Highlands (Updated Jul)

Step into SOULed OUT @ SkyAvenue Genting Highlands and get swept up in its infectious energy, vibrant ambiance, and mouthwatering fusion fare. Whether you’re craving sizzling Asian delights, hearty Western classics, or refreshing cocktails, this lively hotspot delivers a feast for all senses. Perfect for group hangouts, romantic dinners, or winding down after a casino thrill, SOULed OUT combines comfort food with cool mountain air and panoramic views. Come for the flavours, stay for the vibes—because no Genting itinerary is complete without a little soul. #gentingattractions

Craving comfort food with altitude? SOULed OUT @ SkyAvenue Genting Highlands serves up hearty bites, cheeky cocktails, and lively vibes — all in one stylish, sky-high setting. With its signature fusion menu (think Hokkien Mee next to Lamb Shank), vibrant energy, and cool mountain breeze, it’s the perfect spot to unwind, dine, and dance your worries away. #gentingattractions

#gentingtrip When in Genting Highlands, SOULed OUT is a must-visit! The golden floral-themed decor instantly caught my eye – it was like stepping under a glowing canopy of warmth and celebration. The entrance itself gives off a vibrant, festive mood – perfect for a lively meal with friends or family. I tried their Railway Mutton Curry and Chicken Fried Rice – both flavorful and comforting. Plus, their drinks promotion (buy 2 Guinness pints, get 1 free) was too good to pass up! Whether you’re here for the vibes, food, or drinks – SOULed OUT delivers it all.

#gentingtrip The service here is warm and kind, making for a pleasant dining experience. However, the food was a mixed bag. The pizza was a complete disaster! Definitely not something I'd recommend. On the bright side, the Lamb Shank Biryani was bursting with flavor and easily one of my favorites here. The grilled lamb and beef steak were surprisingly good, exceeding expectations. The prawns were decent, though the portion was on the smaller side. Overall, if you stick to the lamb dishes or Indian cuisine, you'll have a great meal! Just steer clear of the pizza.

Highly recommend this Bristo Cafe when you are at Genting Highlands. They have very spacious seatings and the atmosphere there is great for group events gatherings or families having dinner. They serve their local food as well as Indonesian cuisine, Indian, Chinese and Western. Drinks include alcoholic as well as nonalcoholic cocktails, beer, wine and not forgetting hot drinks coffee or tea. Will definitely return the next time we are in Genting.