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Sampling nasi lemak? World-class DJ Steve Aoki dines at Madam Kwan’s post-festival

TikTok user spots American producer with crew, friends enjoying Malaysian delicacies in Pavilion KL

3:30 PM MYT

 

KUALA LUMPUR – After making a buzz with a music festival appearance here, renowned American DJ and producer Steve Aoki was spotted casually dining in a local shopping mall in the city. 

Accompanied by several individuals believed to be his crew and friends, Aoki was spotted at a Madam Kwan’s outlet in Pavilion KL by TikTok user @azrhazhr recently. 

@azrhazhr

Dah naik, sanggup turun and then naik semula sebab tak standby langsung phone kat tangan 😂 #steveaoki #steveaokiinmalaysia #pavilionkl

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In the 12-second video which has gained at least 700,000 views, the 46-year-old Aoki was seen enjoying a local delicacy while being video recorded by crew members. 

In the video’s caption, @azrhazhr said that they took a second ride up an escalator to record Aoki in the restaurant. 

Some commenters on the video believed Aoki was having a serving of nasi lemak, while others were envious of @azrhazhr’s once-in-a-lifetime encounter with a famous celebrity. 

Aoki, whose real name is Steven Hiroyuki Aoki, was in Kuala Lumpur over the weekend to headline the Out of the World (OOTW) music and water festival, a three-day event from January 19 to 21, 2024, at the iconic KL Base in Sg Besi – an unforgettable locale for water enthusiasts and music connoisseurs alike.

Aoki made a return to Malaysian shores after nearly a decade, igniting fervent anticipation among fans eagerly awaiting the resurgence of his dynamic stage presence. 

The festival also marked the Malaysian debut of James Hype – a musician whose technologically innovative DJ skills have propelled him to viral fame – as well as the DJ duo Nervo. – January 22, 2024 

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