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Bijan’s New ‘Makan Berhidang’ Menus Bring Back the Joy of Communal Dining

We create the most meaningful meals by sharing, not by serving individual plates.

At Bijan Bar & Restaurant (“Bijan”), Makan Berhidang marks the season with a series of set menus served in the traditional Malay style of sharing dishes around the table.

During a time of reflection and community, these menus are gateways to nostalgia, conversation, and new memories.

The Makan Berhidang set menus are designed for communal dining and serve four people. They provide a complete meal meant to be enjoyed together.

The approach reflects how Malays have long shared meals after a day of fasting. They value balance and togetherness as much as abundance.

At the heart of Makan Berhidang is a dining philosophy guided by four essential elements: Dry, Wet, Spicy and Fresh.

When these elements come together, the meal feels complete and satisfying, without any single dish dominating the table. This balance allows flavours, textures and temperatures to complement one another naturally.

This philosophy has long shaped how Bijan prepares and serves its food.

Bijan curates every dish to complement the rest. The team balances richness with freshness and softens spice with lighter elements. They craft gravies for diners to savour with rice, staying true to Malay dining traditions.

Located on Jalan Ceylon in Kuala Lumpur, Bijan has been serving traditional Malay cuisine for over 20 years. Bijan presents these dishes within a refined dining setting.

“With Makan Berhidang, we wanted to return to a way of dining that feels complete without being excessive, where the table is meant to be shared and the food naturally finds its balance.” said a representative of Bijan.

Set Menus at Bijan

As part of the Makan Berhidang offering, Bijan presents three set menus. Each menu serves four people and presents dishes in a shared, berhidang-style format.

The Makan Berhidang set menus are available for a limited time from 20th February until 20th March 2026, served daily from 6:30 PM to 10:00 PM.

Santapan Kenduri Bijan | RM390++

A comforting family-style spread featuring classic Malay appetisers, laksam, grilled meats, rich gulai, sambal-based dishes, fresh kerabu, a choice of rice and traditional Malay desserts.

Santapan Warisan Bijan | RM590++

A heritage-focused menu highlighting sup kambing, grilled seabass with traditional condiments, slow-cooked meats, masak lemak, fresh greens, rice and classic desserts.

Santapan Istana Bijan | RM790++

A refined celebratory set featuring sup ekor, Wagyu grill, premium seafood, masak lemak udang galah, sambal-led dishes, fresh elements, rice and an elevated dessert selection.

Diners who make advance bookings between 10th and 19th February 2026 can enjoy early bird rates across all three Makan Berhidang set menus, with Santapan Kenduri Bijan priced at RM360++, Santapan Warisan Bijan at RM560++, and Santapan Istana Bijan at RM760++, each designed for four persons and served in a shared, berhidang-style format.

Bijan
Shahzlin Saffaa

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