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#CHILLWITHME: MANTRA BAR & LOUNGE | BANGSAR VILLAGE II (KL)

The city's newest rooftop bar that boasts an alfresco deck with panoramic views surrounding neighbourhood and a long bar that commands your views as you walk in. MANTRA BAR & LOUNGE is the latest addition to the casual place for one to drop by and unwind without pretension, sitting atop of Bangsar Village II. 

Drawing inspiration from his years abroad in the United States, the mastermind behind the latest hot spot, founder Jing Ng and partner Warren Saw, also his childhood friend, gives Bangsar folks a reason to rejoice.


MANTRA BAR & LOUNGE consist of both indoor and outdoor, where you can chill and lounge about with your glass of cocktail or unwinding after a long day's work. The bar is modern in design and has a cozy environment that is warm and inviting. The interior incorporated plenty of intimate alcoves, and with plush sofas, high stools as well as large beds at the balcony. To get to the bar, take the middle two lifts in Bangsar Village. MANTRA BAR & LOUNGE is only accessible via these lifts. 


Indoor main bar

Outdoor Bar

Outdoor area

Bird's eye perspective of the neighbourhood 




"Bird nests" perfect for two




Those who prefer something sweeter should give a try for the gin-based cocktail, Dynasty. Dynasty is an Asian-inspired cocktail of Tanqueray No. 10 Gin, Grapefruit juice and Jasmine tea served in a traditional Chinese teapot and cups. 

A must-try drink, the Pulau Panjang, Mantra bar's version of a Long Island Iced Tea which is  served in a stainless steel mug, like our popular Malaysian refreshment teh tarik. Another highlight is the Sky Juice. It is a Bahamian-inspired blend of pandan coconut, Cachaca 51 and evaporated milk served in a fresh coconut. MANTRA BAR & LOUNGE presented innovative and creative cocktails by using their own home-brewed Bentong ginger ale. 







Dynasty (RM 35)
An Asian-inspired cocktail of Tanqueray No. 10 Gin, 
grapefruit juice and Jasmine Tea

Pulau Panjang (Long Island) RM 38
Mantra's take on the classic Long Island Iced Tea. Russian Standard Vodka, 
Bacardi, Don Julio Resposado Tequila, Tanqueray Gin and Calamansi


La Unica (RM 35)
This unique twist on classic Pisco Sour features passion fruit syrup 
and is served with a passion fruit macaroon

Cuban Mojito (RM 28)
This rum-based Cuban classic muddles fresh mint leaves, 
raw Demerara sugar and Bacardi topped with soda

Besides than the extensive list of cleverly concocted cocktails, MANTRA BAR & LOUNGE also serves munchies, small plates and desserts. Think Crispy Whitebait with truffle oil and potato foam topped with Japanese Onsen egg, or Mantra's Man Tau sliders with lobster or crispy soft shell crab. These dishes are perfect to tuck your tummy while enjoying the beautiful view. I wanted to give a try on their bites, but unfortunately, the kitchen is closed by the time I arrived. Next round, maybe?



A selection of red and white wines are available at MANTRA BAR & LOUNGE for those who prefer sipping a glass or two wines over the night while counting the stars at the deck. However, there is only limited wine to choose from. Price starts from RM 168 and above for a bottle of wine. 










MANTRA BAR & LOUNGE is perfect for an after-work chillout or a late night party. One concept lounge that will become the name on everyone's lips. I truly enjoyed my night here. This bar will definitely lands a spot on my most-hangout place in the coming months and I highly recommend all readers to visit at least for once. 


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MANTRA BAR & LOUNGE | BANGSAR VILLAGE II (KL)
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 Level R (Rooftop), Bangsar Village II, 
Jalan Telawi Satu, 
Bangsar Baru, KL.
(Accessible only from the middle 2 lifts in Bangsar Village II)

Tel: +6016- 215 9886
Opening Hours: 4pm - 1.30am 



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