What To Do This Week: Happening Events In Klang Valley From February 6-12

KL is full of exciting activities that one should not miss out on, and it is in fact a great excuse to have a get-together with friends. Best part is, you get to enjoy the activities with one another, whether it’s a performance or a party. Here are 8 events happening this week, from February 6-12, that you should consider heading out for!
1. Iflix Date Night
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Still not sure what to do on Valentine’s Day with your loved one? Don’t worry, Iflix has got you sorted (that’s if you’re into Korean drama anyway). Other than the traditional romantic dinner, Korean drama fans will get a chance to catch a special screening of the first two episodes of Goblin, South Korea’s hit drama.
When: February 11, 7pm – 11pm
Where: LG-18, DA:MEN, No 1, Persiaran Kewajipan, USJ 1, 47600 Subang Jaya
Info: Iflix Date Night

2. Fuze KL | R3HAB
Image Credit: Fuze KL
It’s time to put on your best outfit and get ready to have an awesome night clubbing to the world’s #21 EDM DJ, R3HAB. FUZE Club is collaborating with Johnnie Walker Gold Label Reserve in this event to present R3HAB live in KL. He is no stranger to EDM, having partnered with the likes of NERVO and Deorro. Get ready to enjoy the night by dancing, singing, and raising your hands to the roof as R3HAB works his talent and brings the party to you.
When: February 10, 9pm – 3am
Where: 1 Jalan Kia Peng, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, 50450, Malaysia
Info: Fuze KL | R3HAB
3. “A Place Where: Love Meets”
Image Credit: APW Bangsar
It’s not time to stop having fun with your loved ones yet. After all the CNY celebrations and food, it looks like Valentine’s day is getting closer. “A Place Where: Love Meets” is a Valentine’s market that will feature F&B vendors, musical performances, ‘Swing’ dance lessons, and an Instagram-able setting for friends, couples, families, and even singles to snap some unforgettable pics.
When: February 8, 6pm – 12pm
Where: 29, Jalan Riong, 59100 Kuala Lumpur
Info: “A Place Where: Love Meets” APW Valentine’s Market
4. IF WALLS COULD TALK vol. 29
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Calling all poets and poetry lovers to watch out for this event because this week will feature the 29th session of the poetry open mic session at Gaslight Café & Music. There are feature acts as well performed by Muhammad Haji Salleh (one of Malaysia’s leading poets) and Heerraa (a local singer and artiste).
When: February 9, 8pm – 11pm
Where: Unit 15-2, Jalan Medan Setia 1, Plaza Damansara, Bukit Damansara
Info: IF WALLS COULD TALK vol. 29
5. Heart4Homeless
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After all the CNY celebrations and festivals, other than your family members and friends it would be nice to show some love towards the less fortunate. The second edition of Heart4Homeless 2017 is going to take off during the week and you can be part of the group that puts a smile on other people’s faces by not only giving out food, but also by lending your time and effort.
When: February 11, starts at 11pm
Where: Jalan Hang Kasturi, 50050 Kuala Lumpur
Info: Heart4Homeless
6. Free Photography And Editing Short Courses
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Have an interest in taking pictures? Then this course might be perfect for someone like you. The course will give you a chance to improve your skills in taking amazing pictures, and how to professionally edit them. Best part? It’s absolutely free, so what are you waiting for?
When: February 11, 10am – 1:30pm
Where: No. 103A, Lorong Mamanda 2, 68000 Ampang
Info: Free Photography And Editing Short Courses
7. Every Child Needs A Family
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Naughty Nuri is pleased once again to organise and host an annual charity event called ‘Every Child Needs A Family’. The event will involve over 350 kids from 9 different orphanages in Malaysia. Entertainers will be hired and a Zumba For A Cause class will be organised as well. Join in this fun event for a good cause.
When: February 10, 10am – 3pm
Where: Lot G-05 Ground Floor Life Centre No 20 Jalan Sultan Ismail
Info: Every Child Needs A Family
8. PUAS Fest
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Puas translates to satisfaction in the English language and this PUAS Fest is set to satisfy your senses. It is a celebration of food, music and art and there will be 50+ food trucks and restaurateurs, 30+ hours of live local indie music, art installations and even a “wooden garden picnic area”!
When: February 10-12, 11am-10pm
Where: PUTEH, Subang
Info: PUAS Fest
Feature Image Credit: Iflix, PUAS Fest


9 Places In Klang Valley Where You Can Indulge In Yummy, Guilt-Free Gelato

Not to be confused with normal ice cream, the gelato scene in Malaysia is slowly but surely blooming.
Derived from Italy, it is churned at a much slower rate, leaving gelato denser than ice cream. Due to the lower percentage of fat and sugar, the flavour shines through more when compared with ice cream.
Got you feeling hungry yet? 😛
Here are 8 places in Klang Valley where you can get your gelato fix:

1. Artico – It’s Nitro-cool, SS15 Subang
Image Credit: Artico – It’s Nitro Cool
With fresh handpicked ingredients prepared with liquid nitrogen, Artico’s gelato has no added preservative, artificial colour or flavours. Established locally, they serve gelato made with nitrogen and each cup is made upon order. Choose from a variety of flavours, toppings and even cones!
Hours: Sundays-Thursdays: 10am-10pm, Fridays-Saturdays: 10am-10.30pm
Address: Lot G-13a, SS15 Courtyard, Jalan SS15/4g, Subang Jaya
Website: Artico It’s Nitro-cool
Tel: 03-5036 1255
2. Whimsical Gelateria & Caffe, Solaris Dutamas
Image Credit: Whimsical Gelateria & Caffe
Being the brainchild of Cielo Dolci, Whimsical takes gelato from sweet to savoury, infusing gelato unconventionally with salads, English breakfasts and more. Besides the savoury flavours and their regular range, liquor-laced options like the Guinness and Rum & Raisin gelato are available here as well!
Hours: Sundays-Thursdays: 11am-11pm, Fridays-Saturdays: 11am-12am
Address: D2-G3-05, Solaris Dutamas, 1 Jalan Dutamas 1, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Whimsical Gelateria & Caffe
Tel: 03-6419 0966
3. Waka Waka Gelato, PJ
Image Credit: Waka Waka Gelato
After falling in love with gelato during a vacation in Italy, the founder of Waka Waka Gelato found her calling and wanted to share her love for gelato with Malaysians. Waka Waka Gelato operates in various locations and has no brick-and-mortar store. All their gelati are home-churned with yummy flavours like Cookies & Caramel, Mocha, Salted Gula Melaka and their new Hojicha flavour, which is adorably named Maha-teh!
Hours: 12pm-3pm, daily
Address: Available daily @ Bens Grocer, DC Mall
Website: Waka Waka Gelato
4. Jersey Jack Gelato, Jalan Berangan
Image Credit: Jersey Jack Gelato
Located below old flats off Bukit Bintang, their gelati are made traditionally with milk from Kuala Selangor’s Bright Cow dairy farm and they offer a variety of tempting yet weird artisanal gelato flavours. A few of these weird flavours include salmon and wasabi, pink champagne, spiced pumpkin, salted egg yolk, chili-ginger-lemongrass and more.
Hours: Wednesdays-Sundays: 11am-10pm, Closed on Mondays
Address: 49 Jalan Berangan, Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Jersey Jack Gelato
Tel: 017-520 5060
5. Shweet Gelato, online and around PJ & KL
Image Credit: Shweet
With flavours like Earl Grey, Thai Milk Tea, Cocoa, Honey and Gula Melaka, Shweet is bound to have you salivating for sure. Shweet can be found and purchased online and in several pop-ups in restaurants and flea markets near you (they have no brick-and-mortar store)! One of Shweet’s main goals is to educate the public on the difference between gelato and ice cream.
Website: Shweet
6. Joy St., Bangsar
Image Credit: Joy St.
With homemade flavours like Sticky Date, Kinder Bueno, Matcha Passion Fruit, Whiskey Caramel, Berry Cheesecake, Red Velvet and more, Joy St. is the perfect place for a cold gelato and a chat!
Cool fact: Founders Brian and Kuan Lin were in the engineering and medical line prior to meeting at a church they both attended and later founded Joy St. together. The rest as they say, is history.
Hours: Tuesdays-Thursdays: 6pm-12am, Fridays-Sundays: 12pm-12am, Closed on Mondays.
Address: 6B, Ground Floor, Jalan Telawi 2, Bangsar Baru, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Joy St.
Tel: 012-671 2104
7. Sub18 Gelato, Jalan Tun Razak
Image Credit: Sub18 Gelato
With over 50 flavours that include Black Forest, Panna Cotta, Yogurt, Peach Mango, Straciatella, Dragon Fruit, Lemon, Rose, Durian and much more, Sub18 Gelato has no artificial sweetener or flavouring. This humble little business is located in Jalan Tun Razak but also provides services like catering!
Hours: Mondays-Fridays: 10am-5pm, Closed on the weekends.
Address: C 0-7 Megan Avenue 1, 189 Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Sub18 Gelato
Tel: 016-330 2179
8. Piccoli Lotti, Damansara Kim
Image Credit: Piccoli Lotti
Their gelati are made fresh daily with natural ingredients. ‘Piccoli Lotti’ translates to “small batches” in Italian. Some of their flavours include Black Hawaii (chocolate and coconut plus charcoal), Lemon Custard, Genmaicha, Affogato Almond Brittle, Hazelnut Straciatella as well as their signature flavours – Pulut Tai Tai and Chrysanthemum with Cacao Nibs!
Hours: Tuesdays-Saturdays: 12.30pm-10.30pm, Closed on Mondays and Sundays
Address: 45 Jalan SS20/11, Damansara Kim, Petaling Jaya
Website: Piccoli Lotti
9. Gelato Fruity, Mid Valley / 1 Utama / Subang Parade
Image Credit: Gelato Fruity
Having the most fruity options of the bunch, with flavours like Very Berry, Banana Oat, Strawberry Yogurt, Chocolate Mint and more, Gelato Fruity has outlets in several malls in the Klang Valley so they’d make for a great snack to have whilst you shop away!
Address: Available at several locations nationwide.
Website: Gelato Fruity
Feature Image Credit: Morelli’s Gelato and Shweet.


畅游吉隆坡 - 5 大创意特色 Airbnb！

还在犹豫在吉隆坡要住哪里吗？别担心，小编为你介绍 5 个独特又有趣的 Airbnb 优选！
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若你想好好地疯玩吉隆坡这热闹繁华的不夜城，就跟着小编一起来看看吉隆坡有哪些好玩有趣的特色 Airbnb 吧！

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这家 Airbnb 位于吉隆坡的 Sekeping，地点环境恬静却又靠近市中心。这玻璃屋置身于一片翠绿的植物中，让你在旅程中不仅可以体验到吉隆坡的都市风情，还可以享受马来西亚热带大自然的洗礼！
价格：RM331/晚（可住8人）
Airbnb 链接：https://www.airbnb.com.sg/rooms/1647018

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这可爱舒适的传统马来式房子不但位于市中心，还很靠近 LRT 站，非常方便！而且他们还提供传统的马来式早餐，让你可以尽情享受一趟道地马来风味的吉隆坡之旅！
价格：RM222/晚（可住6人）
Airbnb 链接：https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/3587097

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Airbnb 链接：https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/5922054

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这家 Airbnb 采用 Loft 工业风的设计，色彩风格强烈，是最近非常受欢迎的设计！採光好，空间宽阔，加上独特的家具摆设，舒适却又不失时髦感，是不容错过的绝佳住宿地点！
价格：RM799/晚（可住8人）
Airbnb 链接：https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1333141?s=iyup

5. 摩登的集装箱旅馆！

这家集装箱风格的旅馆真是未来感爆棚！他们把可更新式货物集装箱改造为旅馆房间，看起来又酷又有创意！在这里住不但有乐趣，而且价格也很平价！如果你的预算不高，不妨来这个集装箱旅馆试试！
价格：RM133/晚（可住2人）
Airbnb 链接：http://peiqi1993.blogspot.my/2016/03/airbnb-klklcc-apartment-regalia-suites.html


What the largest 2-storey 7-Eleven store in Puchong looks like (and if it's worth the hype)

Convenience stores used to be small retail businesses that stock a wide range of everyday items such as coffee, groceries, snack foods, confectionery, soft drinks, ice creams, toiletries, newspapers, and magazines.
As the years passed, convenience stores such as K-Mart, Family Mart, CU, and MyNews have incorporated ready-to-eat snacks, soft-serve ice creams, and freshly brewed coffee into their stores.
Hopping on the bandwagon is 7-Eleven Malaysia with its latest addition of a mini café (7 Café), which it’s added to several of its stores around the Klang Valley.
Its most recent outlet is also its biggest and 2 storeys tall, located in Bandar Puteri Puchong. Curious to see how it differs from the others, I had to pay it a visit, and here’s what I observed.

1. Super spacious, but overly crowded (for now)
The entire 2-storey lot was incredibly crowded and it was quite hard to move around. Understandably so, since the branch only opened its doors on June 7, 2022.
The spaciousness works to 7 Café’s advantage here, since it’s able to place a number of tables near the entrance for customers to dine in, while segmenting the first floor into a few sections for browsing.

These sections are where customers can explore and enjoy the fully-stocked shelves of sandwiches, desserts, bakery items, ready-to-go meals, made-to-order meals, and beverages.

7-Eleven’s best-selling slurpees are also offered on the first floor, along with a new addition to the drink that lets customers put in their favourite flavour of a soft-serve.
Additionally, I noticed a new section that isn’t currently present in other 7-Eleven outlets. It’s a toys section by FUNKO, an international brand that designs and sells unique pop culture collectibles, accessories, and toys.
The FUNKO toys are priced from RM35-RM89, which are a reasonable average that you’d find wherever else they’re sold.

The second floor is divided into several sections as well, but half of it is taken up by the café with its tables and chairs.
There’s also a beauty section and a small bookstore, something that is only possible due to its size, since other 7-Elevens have, at most, magazine stands.
2. Plenty of choices, from books to beauty
The books & gifts section had a variety of non-fiction, fiction, business, and children’s books. Apart from the children’s books, all the other books were equally priced at RM17.90.

Being an avid reader myself, this section was a plus point as I couldn’t stop browsing the selections from best-selling authors such as Stephen King, Mitch Albom, and Jane Austen.
Over at the beauty section, you’ll find a range of international beauty brands ranging from Beauty Buffet, Farm Skin, Naturie, Utena, Nadeshiko, and Boots.

Though no Sephora, these are brands that aren’t commonly found in most other convenience or beauty stores.
3. A pastry selection that could rival a small bakery’s
After taking in my fill of the place visually, it was time to fill my stomach, so I headed to the famous café that has had everyone hyped.

The queue to order was incredibly long and I had to wait for 20 minutes before placing my order. Upon placing my order, I had to wait another 20 minutes before I got my pastries.
I decided to order a Peach Danish, a Cinnamon Bagel with Cream Cheese, and a hot Latte.
Surprisingly, there were only three options available for coffee lovers. And being a tea lover, I was slightly disappointed to find that there weren’t many tea options available at all.
There were also different types of desserts available such as the Matcha Sea Salt Tahini Cookie, Japanese Black Tea Sea Salt Cookie, Matcha Mango Crumble Cake, Black Sesame Matcha Mochi Cake, and Genmaicha Oyaki Bun.

The Peach Danish was my favourite. It was simple but tasty, and the pastry was deliciously soft.
On the other hand, The Cinnamon Bagel with Cream Cheese was not that great. Bagels are meant to be soft and chewy. Instead, this bagel was hard, but the cream cheese made it slightly better.

The hot latte was fairly nice, but average and nothing to really shout about. The prices of pastries and drinks from the café range from RM5 – RM16.
Despite the quality of food there, to my surprise, I received my pastries on a paper plate, and was given plastic cutleries.
In hindsight, I should have expected as such since the café is still part of a convenience store, and there aren’t as many staff on the ground to clean up after you.
Thus, using plastic cutleries makes it easier to keep the place clean since everyone can just dispose of their trash themselves. (Although, having recycling bins could be a better option.)
I quite liked that there was also a space dedicated to showcasing Niko Neko Matcha’s products.

There, I saw their matcha, houjicha, genmaicha, wakoucha, and genmai powder on sale.
Perhaps one day, we could see more local brands being featured in 7-Eleven stores that have high foot traffic for more visibility.
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Overall, I would say my experience at the new 7 Café was an interesting one. The double-storey convenience store/cafe layout is a stand-out experience from your usual 7-Eleven trip.
There’s just a lot more to do at this outlet, from getting some dine-in pastries and coffee, to browsing books or beauty products.
Sure, competitors like FamilyMart, CU, emart24, and even the homegrown myNEWS may have already jumped on the extensive hot, ready-to-eat meals trend much earlier.
But what this 7-Eleven has going for it is variety in terms of products, and reasons beyond just food for you to stay a while longer.
In that sense then, yes, it might be worth the hype if you plan to hang out with friends at the cafe then browse some books after.
If you’re just there to quickly purchase an item off the shelves and leave though, any other 7-Eleven could probably satisfy your needs.
7 Café by 7-Eleven Malaysia
Address: 2, Jalan Puteri 1/1, Bandar Puteri, 47100 Puchong, Selangor
Contact: 03-2142 1136
Website: https://www.7eleven.com.my/


This Serdang "House Of Kambing" Doubles As A Mini Animal Farm—It Even Has Camels!

Mutton is not for everyone. Some people are obsessed with it like fools in love; some people avoid it like how others stay away from durians. But hey, if you are the former, House of Kambing may be the perfect place for you to sate your game-y needs.
Image Credit: House of Kambing Facebook
While it is a little out of the way from the KL city centre, the experience is definitely worth the travel. House of Kambing is both a restaurant and an animal/livestock farm rolled into one. It’s also the first restaurant in the country that lets customers eat with a good view and hang out with animals like lambs, deer, and camels.
Yeah, they even have camels here!
Image Credit: House of Kambing Facebook
You can ride the camels, play with the lambs, and take photos with the deer for free. Or you can just choose to sit in the restaurant and watch the animals frolicking around from a distance.
Image Credit: House of Kambing Facebook
House of Kambing’s menu is extensively meaty and gloriously yummy. And honestly, House of Kambing’s meals are quite affordable, considering how pricey lamb meat has become these days.
For example, a nasi kukus kambing bakar is priced at only RM10! If you’re looking for a larger portion for a group of people, you can opt for their Grill Out series, of which the price range is between RM40-RM95.
Image Credit: House Of Kambing
Of course, mutton is not the only food on the menu though this is certainly House of Kambing’s specialty. You can also order something lighter to accompany the meaty dishes, like kailan ikan masin and vegetable soup. Besides that, they also have usual mamak fare like fried noodles and fried rice.
Image Credit: House of Kambing
On top of that, House of Kambing offers catering services. They will bring the meat of your choice over to the place of event and grill it on the spot for you.
Hours: Saturday-Thursday: 11am-9pm.
Address: Jalan MAEPS 4/1, Serdang, Selangor
Website: House of Kambing
Tel: 014-977 3531


[DKL REVIEWS] Boozeat Invited Us To Sip On Some Classic Japanese Whiskies

Whisky has always been enjoyed by many, but it is still an acquired taste for its strong flavours and varying notes. One thing’s for sure, it is not a cheap hobby. However, it can still be an affordable one through Malaysian startup, Boozeat.
Boozeat offers a same-day delivery concept (sometimes even as quick as 2 hours) within Klang Valley and it makes holding parties a lot more convenient. You don’t even have to head to the nearest liquor store to get yourself a bottle or two. They offer a range of beer, wine, cakes, popcorn and more.
We recently sent a couple of our writers to Boozeat’s Japanese Whisky Tasting Session to sample some of their Japanese whiskey offerings.
Boozeat giving us a minor introduction on the whiskies we were about to have.
The night began with some light refreshments (Hoegaarden Radler or a Carslberg) and some finger food, before diving into a short introduction and presentation on Japanese whiskies. Throughout our tasting session, Boozeat had their resident expert guide us in tasting the notes and flavours of the whiskies.
Our first whisky of the night was the Mars Shinshu IWAI Whisky (RM359). This whisky came from the Mars Shinshu distillery in Japan, located in the Nagano Prefecture. It is one of the highest whisky distilleries in Japan, at just over 2,600 feet, which was chosen for its cool temperatures and slower maturation processes.

The IWAI whisky which is a blend of mostly corn and some malted barley had some light oak notes to it upon first whiff. Taste-wise, it was decently balanced with hints of sweetness and spice. Interestingly, the taste doesn’t linger in your mouth for long but it did retain some of the sweetness and spice.

The second whisky of the night was the Mars Shinshu IWAI Tradition (RM429). It was described to us as a soft and rounded drink, yet being full-bodied and mellow. I had higher expectations of this whisky and could register some notes of cinnamon, cherries and dried fruits when I took my first whiff. It tasted sweet, fruity and light while being well-balanced, without a hint of spice.
As for the aftertaste, it was similar to the IWAI whisky as the taste doesn’t linger in your mouth for long but the mild sweetness is retained in our tastebuds. In fact, I would liken this drink to the Macallan Select Oak which is known to be a crowd-pleaser in the whisky category. It’s also really easy on your tongue and would make for a good daily drink. To me, the IWAI Tradition checked all the boxes for what a decent whisky should taste like.
The third whisky of the night was the Mars Maltage Cosmo (RM559) which had a tough act to follow after the prior IWAI Tradition. This whisky had a stronger flavour with notes of cherry and vanilla. Out of all the whiskies we’ve tried thus far, this was the most complex, as it had plenty of flavours that it was difficult to catch them all.
It was sweet but also spicy and it packed a punch, carrying a fistful of berries with it. There are apparent notes of cherry and pear which, for me, were difficult to catch on.
Unlike the previous IWAI whiskies, the taste does linger in your mouth for long, still carrying that complex blend of flavours. It’s certainly a strong drink and one that would ideally be taken on special occasions with a splash of water since it’s pretty strong.

It’s no wonder that Boozeat left this to be the last of the IWAI whiskies we sampled. While my expectations were not exactly met, I was not disappointed either. I personally would not recommend this particular whisky to first-time drinkers as it is an acquired taste and is a bit stronger.
Next was the Akashi Blue (RM289), which didn’t come with a box. However, the simplicity of the labeling gave it a pleasant and somehow, appealing look. The colour of the label does speak for its name too. The Akashi Blue is the only whisky in the world made by implementing sake-making methodologies into the whisky making process. It is aged in Japanese Shochu casks, bourbon, and finally, Sherry casks. This, in turn gives the whisky a taste of rice, with a notable pleasant sweetness.
It had a pleasant sniff of rice/shochu and was the only whisky of the night that I couldn’t really stop nosing. It was easy on the tongue at first, giving sweet flavours of spice and oak, which then transitions into a rough finish. The rough finish lingered on my tongue longer than usual and it did carry some of its spice and oak flavours.
The fifth and final whisky of the night was the Hibiki Japanese Harmony (RM545). I was most familiar with this bottle, having not known anything about the previous 4. I was looking forward to this the most as I myself have a bottle at home and have tried it before many times.
The drink had a fruity and floral nose to it, carrying hints of lychee, rose and a subtle rosemary herb. Taste-wise, it was sweet and citrusy, with a hint of chocolate. It had a warm, pleasant aftertaste with a bit of spice to it.

We left the tasting session with a little more insight about Japanese whisky and feeling like true blue whisky connoisseurs. There’re so many aspects involved in enjoying a glass of whisky, from the nosing to the tasting. And if you’d like to learn a thing or two about alcohol, Boozeat holds regular tasting sessions, from whisky to wine. Or if you rather enjoy your premium drinks with some close friends at home instead, get your booze delivered right to your doorstep.


幸福就是融化的起司配上热腾腾的炒饭！雪隆这7家餐厅让你吃到超棒的起司炒饭！

又香又浓郁的起司真的是魅力无法挡，好吃的起司甚至可以让人不惜把减肥计划都抛至脑后！
小编个人也是抵抗不了起司的吸引力！起司料理有很多。但是小编特别喜欢吃韩式起司炒饭。热腾腾的炒饭将起司融化成令人流口水的浓稠状态，让吃进肚子的每一口都尝到幸福的滋味！
尤其韩式起司炒饭还可以让底层的饭烧成锅巴。这样有脆度的炒饭和韩式辣酱再配上会‘牵丝’的起司。光是想象，都让人肚子饿了～今天小编就要为大家介绍雪隆区7个吃起司炒饭的好去处！
准备好，拉上你的朋友一起去吃起司炒饭吧！

1. Kyung Joo – 起司泡菜鸡肉炒饭
Image Credit: @helen.lcy, Instagram. Kyung Joo Korean Restaurant
地址：T 049, 3rd Floor Mezzanine, Midvalley Megamall, Jalan Lingkaran Syed Putra, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
营业时间：10am-11pm （星期一至日）
联络电话：012-227 3913
网址：KyungJooKoreanRestaurant
2. Palsaik Korean BBQ – 起司炒饭
Image Credit: Palsaik Korean BBQ Malaysia
地址：J-01-09, SohoKL, Solaris Mont Kiara, No. 2 Jalan Solaris, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
营业时间：11.30am-11.30pm （星期一至日）
联络电话：03-6211 0383
网址：PalsaikKoreanBBQMalaysia
3. Omaya – 熔岩起司炒饭
Image Credit: Omaya Malaysia
地址：A-02-2, Menara Rajawali, Jalan SS15/8, Subang Jaya.
营业时间：11am-11pm (星期一至日）
联络电话：012-282 8106
网址：OmayaMalaysia
4. Uncle Jang – 起司炒饭
Image Credit: www.shirley.my
地址：11-3, Solaris 1, Solaris Mont kiara / No,1-1, Jalan Puteri 1/7, Bandar Puteri, Puchong.
营业时间：12pm-10pm （星期一至日）
联络电话：03-6211 2536
网址：UncleJangKoreanRestaurant
5. Ticket To Korea – Cheesy Teppanyaki Fried Rice
Image Credit: @Foodrall_, @Emily Choong, Burpple.
地址：c-8-1, block C, Setiawalk, PSN Wawasan, Pusat Bandar Puchong, Puchong.
营业时间：5pm-11pm （星期一至四）5pm-12am （星期五至日）
联络电话：013-453 8819
网址：TicketToKorea
6. Hanbing Korean Dessert Cafe – 起司泡菜炒饭
Image Credit: www.nomaddicted.wordpress.com
地址：G-09, SS15 Courtyard, Jalan SS15/4G, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor.
营业时间：12pm-12am （星期日至四）12pm-1am （星期五和六）
联络电话：03-8601 3882
网址：HanbingKoreanDessertCafe
7. Mr Dakgalbi – 起司炒饭
Image Credit: www.frogwhisper.blogspot.my
地址：No.J-G-02, Soho KL, Solaris Mont Kiara, 50480 Kuala Lumpur.
营业时间：11am-3pm, 6pm-10pm （星期一至日）
联络电话：03-6206 5567
网址：Mr.Dakgalbi
你认为还有哪一家的起司炒饭好吃吗？不妨留言告诉我们。
Feature Image Credit: Omaya Malaysia


【Yorokobi Art Café】超疗愈的美食艺术咖啡馆 让你边吃边画画

如果你想寻找一片平静，有什么比这家美食结合艺术的咖啡馆更适合你呢？
位于Sri Petaling 有一家叫做【Yorokobi Art Café 创艺门】的咖啡馆，是把美食和艺术这两种元素结合而成的概念。 这家咖啡馆一点都不普通哦，店内装潢设计都是走清一色文青风格。

在这里，店家提供了Art Jam 绘画班。 你可以自由在空白画布上发挥创意，然后把自己的作品带回家。店家表示，会有这个概念的目的是为了让城市人通过美食和艺术来疏解压力。
看看，连和尚都来光顾这里呢！

除了艺术，当然最重要的还是美食啦。这里的食物摆盘都很有创意有一种小清新，果然是艺术咖啡馆。除了pasta和咖啡，也有甜点和蛋糕哦。

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他们的意大利面看起来超好吃的！<3

如此特别的咖啡馆，不但适合喜爱艺术的你，也很适合父母带小孩来这里度过亲子时光。

地址：12A-1, Jalan Radin Bagus 8, Bandar Baru Sri Petaling, 57000 Kuala Lumpur
营业时间：星期三至四 12.00pm – 9.30pm
星期五 12.00pm – 10.00pm
星期六 11.00pm – 10.00pm
星期日 11.00pm – 9.00pm
（星期一至二 休息日）


元气满满的一天从清新可爱的『紫喵』早餐店开始！

早餐是一天当中最重要的一餐。早上吃一份健康美味的早餐能让人顿时觉得神清气爽，元气满满地迎接新的一天。位于Ampang新村就有一家清新可爱的早餐店，提供早起的上班族和小朋友热腾腾的健康三明治和香气十足的本地咖啡。
Image Credit: Purple Miao
这家早餐店叫作『紫喵』。和一般售卖椰浆饭、半熟蛋的kopitiam或提供培根香肠的咖啡厅不同，紫喵主要售卖简单又美味的健康三明治和蛋卷。
这在树荫下的小小早餐店只有几张斑驳的学生桌和小小的凳子。这里到处都可以看到可爱的摆设和盆栽，加上空气中飘着的淡淡咖啡香，给人一种舒适休闲的感觉。

第一次光顾这家店的朋友，一定要尝尝他们的招牌番茄蛋三明治。他们所采用的是醋渍了一周的有机番茄所熬煮成的番茄酱，由于制作费工耗时，所以番茄蛋三明治每天都是限量发售的。此外，他们的青葱蛋饼也是非常值得一试哦！
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紫喵所使用的蔬菜都是有机的，而且他们的面包都是传统制作的海南面包，非常健康。除了番茄蛋三明治，他们还有阳光蛋三明治、芝麻豆腐三明治、雪莲白萝卜三明治、鸡排三明治、豆腐肉饼三明治和蛋吐司等等。
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来到紫喵还有一样不得不尝的就是他们的手冲本地咖啡了！这里的老板兼咖啡师坚持使用本地高品质的利比丽卡咖啡豆，而且每一杯咖啡都是由他亲自手冲而制的。除了手冲咖啡，他们还有冷萃黑咖啡和奶咖啡。
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明天就到紫喵来一份美味的早餐，过个幸福满满的早晨吧！
紫喵 Purple Miao
营业时间：星期五至星期一 6:30am – 11:30am，星期天 7:30am – 1:00pm（星期二至星期四休息）
地址：342, Jalan Merdeka, Kampong Baru Ampang, Ampang Kuala Lumpur.
电话：016-359 9121
网址：Purple Miao
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We Were "Stranded" For A Day In KLIA2

When you’re flying from one place to another, usually your mind is set on the destination. What happens in between doesn’t really matter, as long as you get to where you want to be.
But, having comfort and convenience in the mid-points of your travel do make a difference; have a bad transit experience, and you could reach your dream holiday grumpy, frumpy and in no mood for the joy to come.
We were invited by KLIA2 to check out precisely what they have prepared to make the travelling through their space as smooth and comfortable as possible. With an opportunity like this, we couldn’t resist making a little scenario out of it.
In our fictional travel story, we’re on our way to the holiday destination of our dreams, but because of a booking error (on our sides, looking at you, Sarah), we found ourselves in KLIA2 for a day. Of course, excited to travel, we’d also be documenting what we’d do, and take some OOTD shots while we’re at it.

Here’s what we did.
Disclaimer: We received security clearance and had permission to be in KLIA2 as well as the attached Gateway Mall for the following shots.
After a long flight, the first thing we wanted was to freshen up.
 KLIA2’s shower facilities are roomy and very well-maintained, and you can find them right next to the Domestic Departure Hall entrance.
Look how much space there’s in there!
Even the mirrors are reminding us of the fun to come.
After washing up, we wanted to have a rest. We got a little bit of help from the friendly Airport CARE Ambassadors. You’d recognise them by their huge “ASK ME” or “HOW MAY I HELP?” sashes. We were told that they are meant to assist travellers with queries on flight information, departure and arrival services, airport facilities, and even commercial outlets.

 They’re really friendly and thanks to their help, first among the options we checked out was Capsule by Container Hotel.
Just waiting while my travel companions were checking out the prices.
You can book in 3, 6 or 12-hour stays. Rates vary from day to day; that day a single capsule for 1 was about RM100 for 3 hours.
CAPSULE also has storage areas for your baggage, pictured here.
But our group of 3 was looking for a little more privacy and a little more space. So we headed into the International Departure Satellite Building and checked into Sama-Sama Express. A standard room goes for about RM291 for 6 hours. Plenty of time to rest our tired bodies, catch up on some reading, and pass some time.

6 hours later, food was on our minds but we had a problem.
There were Too. Many. Choices.

One of our group is actually on a ketogenic diet, and she was pretty relieved to find that she had quite a few non-carb and non-sugary options available.
Now satiated, we had a bit of time for sightseeing, duty-free shopping, and also to figure out those OOTD shots.
Our first stop: the Skybridge, which connects the Departure Hall at Main Terminal Building to the Satellite Building where the international departure gates are.
The walkalators at the Sky Bridge have lots of natural light, and views of both KLIA and the planes as they come in.
Enjoying the view and each other’s company.
We also got to hitch a ride on the airport buggy, after we were tired from the walking and window shopping.

 In between, we’d also just metaphorically prop our feet up at one of the many seating areas (and please don’t put your shoe-clad feet on the chairs, that’s just bad behaviour!).
Mulling over my fictional holiday plans.
One place we wanted to check out was the Movie Lounge, which comes completely outfitted with massage chairs so that you can get ultimate relaxation while enjoying a show. It’s open 24 hours, by the way 😉
Nobody sits like this in a massage chair.
On our way out, the bubble tea addict in me couldn’t resist the siren lure. And there were a lot of bubble tea stores to choose from in Gateway Mall: Regiustea, Chatime, Tealive, Daboba, Xing Fu Tang, and Gong Cha were all within minutes of each other.
I went with an old favourite: the lychee sago tea smoothie from Tealive.

My cravings satisfied, we went back home well-rested after our “travels”. Thanks for hosting us for the day, KLIA2!
You can check out more info on KLIA2 and its many facilities here.
This article was written in collaboration with KLIA2.


Brunch Yourself Healthy At This New Kid On The Block In Nadi Bangsar

It’s hard to miss it because even from a distance, warm bright lights guide the way to La Juiceria Signature Nadi Bangsar.
The brand, which has been synonymous with healthy eating since its inception in late 2014, recently launched its latest outlet and it’s positioned on the ground floor of the Nadi Bangsar serviced residence.
It’s also apt that the restaurant is located right beneath a crossfit gym.

On any given day, you’d likely see gym-goers grabbing a nourishing bite after their workout session or well-dressed folks stopping by for an Insta-worthy makan session.
And our new friends, Chloe and Kate, fit the bill for the latter.

During our recent visit to La Juiceria Signature Nadi Bangsar, we were joined by 2 of our DiscoverKL readers, Chloe and Kate. The pair are ex-colleagues who remain close friends even after all of these years. They maintained their close bond through lots of makan sessions and this was actually one of the rare opportunities that they could meet for a quick catchup session.

Observing the hearty feast before us, Chloe proceeded to whip out her phone to Insta-story the meals while Kate waited patiently, the inviting scent somewhat torturous as we swiftly snapped the pictures.
Though both are big foodies, Chloe admitted that she enjoyed documenting her meals on Instagram whilst Kate preferred taking mental snapshots of her meals instead.

As Kate tucked into the Fried Rice Quinoa w/ Add-on Teriyaki, she shared that the quinoa is an interesting alternative to white rice as it is still a fulfilling, hearty grain with the added benefit of being better for you.
The mix of Western and Asian is apparent, what with the quinoa grains and the Asian cooking style of nasi goreng and it could’ve flopped easily but in this case, it worked like a charm.
The cilantros added a refreshing pop of flavours and the finely sliced bell peppers and carrots are a subtle integration of vegetables, particularly good for those who absolutely detest their greens.

Admittedly, slicing into the sourdough toast from the Avo Mashed Greens platter was a slight chore as it leaned towards being over-toasted but that actually worked in favour of the poached eggs which softened the bread with its river of yolk and whites.
It also held the spread of avocado with green peas well without turning soggy. An interesting addition to the meal were the small cubes of feta cheese which lent a tangy aftertaste, effectively cutting through the richness of the fruit and egg.

The Big Breakfast is an ambitious dish, diving straight into the deep end with the inclusion of heavyweights like the sourdough bread, poached egg, 2 plump chicken chorizos, hashbrown and juicy button mushrooms.
The chicken chorizos had a herby kick while the mushrooms had a natural sweetness to it. The star, however, is the pumpkin. “You can taste the raw sweetness of the pumpkin because it isn’t seasoned, and it’s not too mushy as well,” Chloe noted.

Our “Build Your Own Salad” consisted of kale, smoked salmon, roasted pumpkin, sautéed mushroom, housemade hashbrown and roasted sesame sauce.
Individually, they were great; the smoked salmon slices, though they were thin, had an intense flavour and paired well with the dry kale strips and the accompanying roasted sesame sauce. The pumpkin, however, did not pair as well with the other ingredients and in hindsight, we should have opted for a poached egg instead because that would have probably worked better with the rest.

Heaven in a slice, that’s what the Chocolate cake is. Despite not being a huge fan of chocolate, I particularly enjoyed how the sweetness of the creamy cocoa blended nicely with the drizzle of caramel sauce. Incredibly indulgent, Chloe managed only a mouthful as she was stuffed from the glorious feast we just had. Still, she gave it a thumbs up.
Also, although the spinkles of fleur de sel on this slice of cake from The Honest Treat may be tiny, they totally balanced the sweetness of the cake out. Fleur de sel is basically sea salt and the marriage between it and the caramel drizzle is divine.

To cap the night off, we enjoyed the Turmeric Milk in individual mini teacups and even with a couple of sips of the beverage, we could tell that the flavours were potent. We were told that turmeric itself has antioxidant properties.
The slew of health benefits that this drink comes with aside, it is warm and hearty and not at all overpowering. I would imagine it being perfect with a plate of cold salad or one of The Honest Treat’s raw cakes at the counter.

Overall, La Juiceria’s latest outlet did not disappoint—it’s got the familiar bright lights and greenery adorning the walls, feature walls designed for photo sessions and marble tables with accompanying high chairs.
There’s even a play area for kids.

Complete with a mini “kitchen” to play masak masak at, a TV to watch some educational ‘toons, books, toy cars and plush toys, little ones will be kept occupied whilst their ‘rents enjoy their meals.
With this, it’s clear that The Nadi Bangsar outlet ticks all the right boxes.
And as Chloe puts it, “I’ll definitely be back again,” while Kate chimed in, pointing at the menu: “Maybe we could try this dish next time.”
Next time, now that sounds like a good indication to me.
Price:
Quality:
La Juiceria Signature Nadi Bangsar
Hours: 8am–10pm, daily
Address: Unit No. Retail 1, Ground Level, Pangsapuri Servis Nadi Bangsar, No. 16, Jalan Tandok, Bangsar Baru
Website: La Juiceria Signature Nadi Bangsar
Tel: 03-2201 9923


Let Your Fur Babies Roam Around Freely At This Dog-Friendly Bistro In SS15

Pet cafés have become quite the hit in recent years. A number of them have come out of emergence across Malaysia, attracting numerous pet lovers to go over and cuddle with house-friendly animals while enjoying a cup of drink or two.
Unfortunately, most of them can be quite far from the Subang area, and we Subang people are simply too lazy to face the traffic just to go to Taman OUG or Desa Sri Hartamas to coo over a couple of pooches or kitties. As if they could hear our complaints, Barks & Bites Bistro decided to locate itself in SS15, the activity hub of almost everyone in Subang Jaya and Petaling Jaya.
Image Credit: Dayre
From the exterior, you can already see white picket fence lining the border—perhaps to prevent puppers from escaping? And when you look in, you can already see hordes of dogs strolling inside; it is almost as if they own the place and the humans are only there to serve them.
Image Credit: Barks & Bites Bistro Facebook
Customers are welcome to bring their dogs to the café anytime they want. Among the dogs there, you can always see various breeds, like Pomeranians, Poodles, Chihuahuas, and some mixed breeds. But the three constant faces you will see are the resident huskies that belong to the owners. Big and kind of intimidating, but probably the friendliest huskies ever.
(Probably a little too friendly that it may seem like they are bullying smaller dogs, so it might be wise for you to look after your tiny canine if you decide to bring it over to this café.)
Image Credit: Barks & Bites Bistro Facebook
While no cover charge will be incurred, you must order drinks or food while you are there. Barks & Bites Bistro might as well be the only pet-friendly café of which the menu offers mostly Chinese food and none of the fancy dishes that we usually see at a seemingly classy café.
Among their dishes, the one that has gotten the most votes is their homemade gyoza (potstickers). People love this because it is not the frozen ones and is actually homemade; the filling is quite generous and so flavourful that you don’t have to complement with sauces like vinegar or soy sauce.
Image Credit: Placesandfoods.com
It is rather remarkable that this bistro manages to offer a pet-friendly environment and good food on an almost daily basis. If you love dogs and you want to bring your pooch out for a change of scenery, Bark & Bites Bistro might just be the place for you.
Barks & Bites Bistro
Hours: Tuesday-Sunday: 8am-10.30am. (Closed on Mondays).
Address: 65, Jalan SS15/5A, Subang Jaya
Website: Bark & Bites Bistro
Tel: 03-5886 5002
Featured Image Credit: Bark & Bites Bistro Facebook


不给糖，就捣蛋！雪隆区最全的万圣节活动攻略指南！

万圣节快到了，小编在这里为你精挑细选了雪隆区12个气氛满点的万圣节活动哦！一起来看看今年的万圣节有什么好玩有趣的活动吧！
1) Halloween Party feat. DJ Jazzie Jay & Ryotjones Live

Image Credit: Forbidden City KL

Forbidden City 的首个万圣节派对来啦！快和朋友一起到Forbidden City狂欢热舞，享受RYOTJONES和DJ Jazzie Jay为你带来的精彩现场表演吧！
日期时间：29/10，9.30pm – 3am
地点：Forbidden City KL, 50A Changkat Bukit Bintang, 50200 Kuala Lumpur
网址： Forbidden City KL
2) Sunday Affair x Rise Of The Villains
Image Credit: TREC KL
在这个万圣节前夕，不妨去逛逛位于TREC KL的A Sunday Affair吧！现场将会有许多好玩有趣的万圣主题摊位哦！
日期时间：30/10, 5pm – 12am
地点：TREC KL, 436 Jalan Tun Razak
网址： A Sunday Affair X Rise Of The Villains
3) Smirnoff Ice The Night Of Los Muertos Pub Crawl

Image Credit: Nagaba KL
这个万圣节你绝对不可错过这个以墨西哥传统节日，The Day Of The Dead，为主题的串酒吧活动！你除了可以喝到万圣节限定的鸡尾酒（RM70），还可以得到免费的 Smirnoff 鸡尾酒、节日礼帽和一件限量版的T恤哦！
日期时间：29/10, 8pm – 3am
地点：Nagaba KL, 31, Jalan Mesui, 50200 Kuala Lumpur
网址： Smiroff Ice The Night of Los Muertos Pub Crawl
4) Halloween Party Jump Street

Image Credit: Jump Street
万圣节就是要像僵尸一样跳！跳！跳！只要换上符合万圣节主题的造型，你就可以以RM20的优惠价参加这场有趣的Halloween Jump Street喽！
日期时间：29/10, 5pm – 10pm
地点：Jump Street Trampoline Parks, 8a Jalan 13/6, 46260 Petaling Jaya.
网址： Halloween Party Jump Street
5) Havana’s 6th Annual Halloween Costume Party

Image Credit: Havana KL
万圣节怎么可以少了气氛满满的荧光灯呢？！荧光主题的Havana万圣节派对除了有提供饮料，还有火辣的Diva Dancers和Sexy Showgals在现场为你表演哦！
日期时间：29/10, 7pm – 3am
地点：Havana KL, Changkat Bukit Bintang, 50200 Kuala Lumpur
网址： Havana KL
6) 8th Anniversary Party: Night Of The Hopping Dead

Image Credit: Night Of The Hopping Dead
这是KL Swing第8次举行万圣节舞蹈派对！如果你会不会跳舞，KL Swing都欢迎你来一起庆祝万圣节哦！快来这里认识新朋友吧！
日期时间：29/10, 8pm – 12am
地点：The Eurasian Club, Duta Vista Suite, Kuala Lumpur
网址：Night Of The Hopping Dead
7) I Scream You Scream!

Image Credit: KL Journal

如果你不是Party咖也没关系！Workers Union今年将在The KL Journal举办一场户外恐怖电影马拉松！只需付RM65，就可享有无限量的爆米花和饮料哦！
日期时间：29-30/10, 3pm-3am
地点：The KL Journal, No.30, Jalan Beremi, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Bukit Bintang, 50200 Kuala Lumpur
网址：I Scream You Scream!
8) TWIN Clowns

Image Credit: Reggae Mansion Hotel Kuala Lumour
最近恐怖小丑效应席卷了全球！Reggae Mansion邀请你装扮成最可怕的恐怖小丑，一同参加这场诡异气氛满点的万圣节派对！
日期时间：28/10, 9pm – 3am
地点：Reggae Mansion Hostel Kuala Lumpur, 53, Jalan Tun H.S Lee, 50000 Kuala Lumpur
网址：TWIN Clowns

9) Spooky Town – Halloween Special At PLAY Club

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由PLAY所举办的Spooky Town将为期三天！现场还有DJ Junior、DJ Reeve、DJ EDZ、MC Noixe和MC Ruff为你带来最酷炫的表演！
日期时间： 27—30/10, 10pm-3am
地点：PLAY Club at The Roof, Sky Level, 1 First Avenue Bandar Utama, 47800 Petaling Jaya
网址： Spooky Town
10) Horrorville At Zouk KL

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说到派对怎么可以少了Zouk？今年他们还特别设置了恐怖迷宫，保证让你们玩得过瘾！
日期时间：29/10, 10pm-5am
地点：Zouk KL, 436, Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur
网址： Horrorville
11) Night Of Fright 4 At Sunway Lagoon

Image Credit: Sunway Lagoon
一年一度的Sunway Lagoon万圣节派对又回来了！ 这次他们精心准备了8间鬼屋、6个scare zone和11个恐怖游乐设施，现场各个角落还隐藏着可怕的丧尸和鬼魂哦！
日期时间：7—31/10
地点：Sunway Lagoon, Bandar Sunway, 46150 Petaling Jaya
网址： Night of Fright 4
12) iflix House Of Horror Movie Marathon

Image Credit: iflix
想在漫天星空下来场恐怖电影马拉松吗？那就到The Roof的露天电影院吧！这场活动不但是免费的，The Roof还准备了食物、饮料和好玩的游戏给大家哦！
日期时间：29/10, 6pm-2am
地点：Stratosphere @ The Roof, First Avenue, Bandar Utama, 47800 Petaling Jaya
网址：iflix House Of Horror Movie Marathon
Feature Image Credit: The Straits Times


This Beverage Kiosk In KL Uses Traditional Tea Leaves In Their Blend Of Drinks

I admit. I failed to give Sunnycha the benefit of the doubt when they officially launched in Klang Valley.
At first glance, they come across as your typical ol’ bubble tea store, but they’re not.

Having originated from Taiwan, Sunnycha emphasises on using real tea leaves for their range of teas. The tea leaves are even on display in large test tube-like jars by the counter.

Some of the traditional tea leaves used in their blend of drinks include Oolong, Tie Guan Yin, Pu Er, Red Tea, Matcha Green Tea and floral petals. These tea leaves lend each drink a rich, full-bodied, natural flavour.
“Unlike some bubble tea brands that use syrup or white sugar which ruins the natural flavour of tea, Sunnycha adds only brown sugar when necessary to optimise sweetness. Some variants are even added with real fruit juices. This not only gives your tea a natural fruity flavour, but also an extra dose of vitamins and minerals,” Sunnycha’s rep shared during our recent review.

The Pumpkin Tea has a creamy smokey taste to it and did not taste artificial. It was easily the favourite of the evening because the pumpkin taste was rich and we would imagine it being perfect either warm or cold

Rainbow tea beverages are all the rage as of late and Sunnycha is one brand to jump on the bandwagon too. Butterfly pea flower is one of the elements of the Elara drink but the citrus flavour was the first note I deciphered. It had a nice citrus kick to it and was refreshing without being overly sweet.

Where Elara had a nice citrus kick, the Citrus Tea drink had a far more overpowering flavour. Personally, I found the drink a tad bit too sour but for those who enjoy citrusy drinks, they would love how there’s a tangy aftertaste and how it does not taste artificial.

The Matcha Soy Latte is one of the warm beverage options from Sunnycha and it was comforting—basically, a hug in a cup. It was hearty and had a rich matcha taste which is borderline bitter. But, the soy milk lends the drink a sweet aftertaste. My personal advice would be to drink this beverage as soon as its served because as soon as it turns cold, the flavour falls flat.

The Oolong Tea is an acquired taste because similar to the oolong tea leaves itself, it veers towards the bitter side, albeit being a slightly milkier version. As the drink is bitter-sweet, it would make a good pairing to sweeter pastries and cakes.

The Black Tea Soy unfortunately did not stand out quite as much, perhaps due to the fact that it had strong competition to fight against. We found that the black tea taste serves more of a background compliment to the soy milk.

While the Pu Er Red Date would not be our first choice, we were pleasantly surprised because though the red date taste was strong and herbal-like, it was comforting. In fact, the warm beverage tastes somewhat like something your mom would make you and hence, tastes homely and healthy.
Despite its recent introduction to the tea-loving community in Klang Valley, Sunnycha is setting pretty high standards, what with their usage of traditional tea leaves—oolong and Tie Guan Yin, to name a few—and putting forth flavours that aren’t explored quite as much yet.
Price:
Quality:
SunnyCha
Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address: Sunway Pyramid
Website: SunnyCha


Beauty And The Beast Is Back In M'sia—Here’re 24 Showtimes To Catch It At Sunway Pyramid

After all the hoohah from the past week about Beauty And The Beast being banned, fans of the movie were glad and relieved to find out that the movie will now be screened in Malaysia! In fact, those who are keen to catch the Disney classic can now pre-book tickets for an advanced screening.
Sunway Pyramid is one of the malls which will be showing the advanced screening of Beauty And The Beast before its official release on March 30th. Here’s the complete list of showtimes at TGV Cinemas to watch it during its opening week.

Get ready to be one of the first in Malaysia to catch Beauty And The Beast at Sunway Pyramid’s TGV Cinemas and while you’re at the mall, head on over to the concourse which has been transformed into a Belle wonderland.
There’s a pretty accurate replica of the Beast’s enchanted red rose which is encased within a bell jar. This particular booth is located right in the middle of the concourse.
Image Credit: Sunway Pyramid
Image Credit: Sunway Pyramid
From now until March 26th, you’ll also get to snap pictures at an elegant marble stairway that looks like it came straight out of the set of the movie! There are airbrush tattoo booths as well as nail art workshops for you to get all dolled up before watching the movie too.
This article was brought to you by Sunway Pyramid.


好康来啦！只需RM39.90便能享有BBQ Plaza无限量吃到饱！

吃货们，小编有好消息要告诉你！万众期待的BarBQ Plaza Malaysia Refill Promotion又卷土重来啦！你只需付RM39.90就能无限量吃烤肉吃到饱！
Image Credit: BarBQ Plaza Malaysia
这项超值的优惠活动将从2017年3月1日开始，每天10:30a.m.至9p.m.。想要享有这项优惠，你必须在手机APP里下载你的优惠券。另外，此优惠只在工作日推行，并不包括周末和公共假期。
除了最基本Happy Refill（RM39.90）配套以外，还有Super Refill（RM49.90）和Deluxe Refill（RM59.90）。此外，会员还能享有特别优惠！只要会员点的是Deluxe Refill，便能免费享用一只大头虾并获得10%的折价优惠哦！
还在等什么？快在你的手机里下载BarBQ Plaza 的吃到饱优惠券吧！
BarBQ Plaza Malaysia
电话: 03-7785 0687
活动时间时间 :01/03/2017起，工作日 10:30am — 9pm
欲知详情，请浏览 BarBQ Plaza Malaysia
Feature Image Credit: BarBQ Plaza Malaysia


Fighting Zombies And Running From Ghosts Are Possible At These 5 M'sian VR Places

The term “virtual reality” (VR) is not a strange one to us in this day and age. But for those unfamiliar with the term, it’s when someone puts on a headset with goggles and the screen produces a simulated environment.
Image Credit: VR Lab
Some VR experiences involve props that look like high tech guns, padded gloves or wireless joysticks. Typically, in a VR experience, you’ll be playing an interactive game like shooting at zombies or slicing fruits.
Here are five places for you to experience VR in Klang Valley and beyond!
1. VR Lab
Image Credit: VR Lab
VR Lab specialises in room-scale VR, which essentially means that the entire room is outfitted with a green screen.
VR Lab has single and twin VR Headset rooms that caters up to 5 and 10 pax respectively.
Anticipate a more athletic experience where games involve the entire body. Choose from a wide variety of game genres such as arts and education, fitness, horror, first-person-shooter and multiplayer.

We can totally see ourselves getting our heart rates up playing Call of the Starseed, an action-filled game inspired by an ’80s fantasy film!
“Plug” Points: You can use your own programs or contents that run on Steam VR here! However, you might want to check with the team on suitability and compatibility first.
Price Per Person: From RM50 per hour
Hours: Monday to Friday: 9am-6pm
Address: VR Lab Berhad (HQ), 2-C Nadayu28 Dagang, Jalan PJS 11/7, Bandar Sunway, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan. (More locations here)
Website: VR Lab
Tel: 012 3033 505
2. The Rift
Image Credit: The Rift
Enter the portal and be transported to 24 different virtual worlds! Being the largest VR facility in Asia, they aim to champion the local e-sports industry.
With up to 20 different attractions, you’ll get to battle zombies in a free-roaming VR environment by the award-winning Zero Latency. Another notable experience is the augmented reality player-vs-player game called HADO.
Tickets can be booked online but do note that there’s a 2-hour activation period. This means that if you were to purchase tickets for a 6pm slot, the latest you may do so is at 4pm, on the same day.
P.S.: Got a tiff to sort out with a bud? Settle it in the Race Room (a racecar drifting simulator).
“Plug” Points: Blur the lines between virtual and reality with their physically-challenging experiences and vertigo-inducing wall climbs!
Price Per Person: From RM77
Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address: 3rd Floor, North Court, MidValley Megamall, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Website: The Rift
Tel: 03-2202 1808
Read more about The Rift here.
3. VAR LIVE Malaysia
Image Credit: VAR LIVE
For the thrill seeking, horror-loving gamers, VAR LIVE’s got your back. From exploring haunted hospitals in Horror Hospital to escaping post-apocalyptic zombies in Zombieway, choose from the total of 12 games to suit your level of adventure!
If you’re of weak heart, worry not for they’ve got adorable zombie games like City Hero for you too!
Using features such as a vibration gun, infrared positioning and physical venue set-ups, you’ll be in for a mind-boggling immersive experience.
“Plug” Points: We heard great reviews on their friendly and helpful staff. Some scaredy cats even got persuaded to play a zombie game with no regrets too!
Price Per Person: RM38-48 per game or RM98 for 3 games
Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address: Level 2, MyTOWN Shopping Centre, No. 6, Jalan Cochrane, Seksyen 90, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Website: VAR LIVE Malaysia
Tel: 03-9202 8338
4. Future Land Fun Zone
Image Credit: Future Land Fun Zone
Designed for kids and adults alike, Future Land Fun Zone is a family entertainment centre by Senoptium. Fusing modern day technology with family entertainment, this is a great place for a fun family day out or to paktor with your bae. ?
Hop into their VR Car Simulator, EXO Jet Simulator, VR Skateboard, VR Interactive, VR Family and Fighter Jet Simulator and let the visuals take you away on an adventure!
“Plug” Points: “Kill” or bond with your friends and family over their fully-interactive wireless VR team games.
Price Per Person: RM95 (full access to all 6 games) or RM85 (family fun pack of 6 games, minimum 2 persons)
Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address: Future Land Fun Zone Sunway, F1.20, (located on the first floor, next to Sunway Megalanes)
Website: Future Land Fun Zone
Tel: 012-606 7550
Editors Note: The images above have been updated as of April 22, 4pm.
Bonus: If you don’t mind a 45-minutes drive up to Genting.
5. The Void
Image Credit: The Void
Being one of the world’s leading VR experiences, The Void provides fully-immersive VR games.
All your senses will be activated, from touch to sight, to smell and sound. Go on a hyperrealistic adventure through the secrets of the Star Wars empire, capture ghosts as a Ghostbuster, explore the decaying streets of 1894 Chicago and get up-close and personal with the characters from Wreck it Ralph!
“Plug” Points: Multisensory interactive technology which lets you truly experience what it’s like to be a character in a movie.
Price Per Person: From RM96
Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address: Level 1, First World Plaza, Genting Highlands, 69000, Genting Highlands, Pahang Darul Makmur, Malaysia
Website: The Void
Tel: 03-2718 1118
Feature Image Credit: The Rift & VAR LIVE


[New Eats] This Kajang Café Combines Msians' Love For Coffee And Japanese Food Into One

In the heart of Kajang, who would’ve thought that there is a café that serves Japanese cuisine as well as delicious roasted coffee? Oscar Coffee & Food is still relatively new but they are no stranger to making good cups of roasted coffee. Besides cups of java, the café also serves delicious Japanese meals, which is something different as compared to other eateries which often times serves Western cuisine instead.
Image Credit: Oscar Coffee & Food
Oscar Coffee & Food has a minimalist interior and it has a calm vibe which makes you want to spend hours here, just chilling with a good cup of coffee and the company of your friends.
Image Credit: Oscar Coffee & Food
Image Credit: Oscar Coffee & Food
Not only that, you can also get nicely brewed hot coffee, tasty hot matcha or cold chocolate drinks that will leave you feeling full and satisfied.
Image Credit: Oscar Coffee & Food
The main selling point at Oscar Coffee & Food is the fresh sashimi and side dishes.
Image Credit: Oscar Coffee & Food
If you’re up for it, order up some unagi with rice, or a bowl of flavourful ramen. Add on some side dishes like tori karaage, tempura prawns or delicious grilled squid for a little something extra. The grilled squid is perfectly charred and when you brush on some teriyaki sauce, it totally completes the dish.
Image Credit: Oscar Coffee & Food
Image Credit: Oscar Coffee & Food
For something lighter, you can also order up fresh sashimi, tuna and mackarel to fulfill your cravings for sushi.
Image Credit: Oscar Coffee & Food
Besides that, this café also serves up tasty Japanese treats and they have plenty of dessert options that can satisfy any sweet tooth. Their platter of waffles is a work of art and it is served with a scoop of ice cream and fruits.
If you ever drop by Kajang, be sure to check out Oscar Coffee & Food for a scrumptious Japanese dining experience, coupled with a side of coffee too.
Oscar Coffee & Food
Hours: 10am-10pm, daily.
Address: No. 15, Jalan Mutiara 1, Mutiara Heights , Kajang , 43000 , Selangor .
Website: Oscar Coffee & Food
Tel: 012-345 0777
Feature Image Credit: Oscar Coffee & Food


8 expert insights for M’sian 5-star hotels that want to champion luxury hospitality

The words “luxury”, “bespoke”, and “personalisation” were repeatedly heard at the MICE & Luxury Forum on June 8th, where accomplished and notable leaders in the travel industry shared their opinions about the future of luxury hospitality.
The Sands Expo & Convention Centre at Marina Bay Sands was a fitting venue for such an occasion and topic, seeing as it is a hotel that reflects the epitome of luxury accommodation in Singapore.

Using Macao as a relevant destination and player in the luxury travel industry, the featured panelists did not hold back on major factors and lessons that would influence and shape the definition of luxury hospitality now, and for years to come.
The panelists included:

Mr. Alan Watts – President, Asia Pacific, Hilton Hotels and Resorts
Mr. Christian Westbeld – Managing Director, Raffles Hotel Singapore
Mr. Michael Malik – Chief Operations Officer, Greater China, Marriott International
Mr. Rainer Stampfer – President, Global Operations, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts

But first, why is the future of luxury travel important to Malaysia? Why should we look at Macao as a role model?
According to STR AM:PM, which tracks major hotel supply, as of 2021, Kuala Lumpur hotel room supply included 23% economy, 19% midscale, 15% upper midscale, 22% upscale, 12% upper-upscale, and 8% luxury.

Over the next three years, the report estimates that the luxury and upper-upscale percentage will increase to more than 60% of the total new supply in Kuala Lumpur.
That means Malaysia should bank on an influx of luxury travellers to cater to, which comes with higher expectations to fulfil, and more discerning (or pettily demanding, depending on how one looks at it) travellers to please.
Macao, on the other hand, just overtook London (the four-year consecutive title holder) as the world’s new five-star capital in Forbes Travel Guide’s 2023 Star Awards with 22 five-star hotels. One of which includes The Londoner Macao, owned by Sands China Ltd.
In fact, Macao is so widely recognised for being at the forefront of luxury travel, that ironically, the Chief Executive of Macao, Mr Ho stressed recently that the city needs more 3- and 4-star hotels.
I guess that’s a first world problem, as millennials would say.
So here’s what Malaysia’s growing collection of 4- and 5-star hotels have to learn from the four experts about luxury travel, especially in this post-pandemic world.
1. Since knowing the market and target audience is crucial, who are the current luxury travellers?
The design and layout of the new Sands Premier Room at Marina Bay Sands.
With years of savings in tow, travellers now have a tendency to buy up in brands and splurge on longer stays. There are two main types of luxury travellers: the aspirational luxury traveller, and the traditional luxury traveller.
Aspirational luxury travellers don’t live a lavish lifestyle day-to-day and are mostly experiencing luxury travel for the first time. Traditional luxury travellers however travel in a way that matches their usual extravagant lifestyle and already have certain expectations from the get-go.
Luxury hotels must bear in mind that they are catering to both, and the former is easier to satisfy because they’re more easily wowed (I will try not to personally take offence at this).
The latter is looking for a home-like experience when they travel and are more demanding than before because they haven’t been on the road for the past few years.
In the pursuit of meeting those standards and gaining the trust of the traditional group, the personal and bespoke elements of luxury hotels and services are more significant than ever.
The smallest details are pivotal in maintaining the interest of this astute crowd and to convince them to return as paying guests.
At Marina Bay Sands’ new and exclusive Paiza Signature Suite, the details go into even the arrangement and storage of the cutleries.
2. With rising costs of luxury stays, how can hotels continue to justify that increase in price range?
Most luxury customers don’t know that they are a luxury customer, it’s just what they’re used to in how they live and travel. So the goal is to exceed what they’re already familiar with.
In order to be on the luxury travellers’ bucket list, luxury hotels have to determine and maintain a higher value proposition by creating experiences within experiences.
One of the examples of that is intuitive hospitality (I just learnt this term and encountered it during my stay at Marina Bay Sands).
After turndown service, I returned to my room and was pleasantly surprised by the attention to detail shown by housekeeping. The gestures aren’t “in-your-face” displays of their capabilities, but rather actions to show their proactive thoughtfulness.
I noticed a complimentary mousepad next to my laptop, my charging cables tied with a cable organiser, and a bottle of water and glass next to the bedside table. The bathtub mat was laid out in anticipation that I may want a pre-bedtime hot soak.
I heard from another guest that he had a microfibre cloth placed considerately next to his spectacles.
I’m not making this up, it really is outstanding hospitality.
3. What are the shifts in the priorities of luxury travellers?
Health safety is the new number one priority and the minimum requirement. Next is the influence of social media in their decision-making.
Other than that, customers want quicker and more efficient service. Hoteliers usually operate in a very organised and structured manner, but they now have to be nimble and flexible to accommodate any impromptu requests.
Finally, there is an increased emphasis on sustainability and wellness. People want to live longer and healthier, thus there is a huge opportunity in wellness and wellbeing features.
Bringing in the wellness factor at the forum, there was a section for stretches and express massages between the forum’s panels.
4. How should sustainability be incorporated to attract luxury travellers?
Sustainability is a big buzzword, however it often comes with implied terms and conditions.
Guests want places to stay in where the organisation is focused on sustainability, they want to be associated with a brand that has sustainability practices, but they may not necessarily actively participate in those sustainability efforts.
So it isn’t about pushing sustainability actions aggressively towards guests, rather seamlessly and discreetly implementing those endeavours with intention in the hotel’s operations, facilities, materials, and more.
The key is to make guests feel like they are staying in a hotel that is responsible, but don’t put them in a position where they’re uncomfortably forced to make certain sacrifices.
Basically, I’d like to have the choice to join in sustainability efforts, but I don’t want to feel guilt-tripped or be penalised if I do not.
The bathroom at the upscale Paiza Signature Suite, featuring a smart mirror panel with an integrated LCD screen.
5. How can hoteliers walk the talk of the “luxury” branding and keep it fresh, modern, and relevant?
The term “luxury experience” is admittedly overused. At the highest level, luxury is defined by a sense of belonging, individuality, and personalisation.
In essence, it is about leveraging a whole array of resources, technology, and imagination to transport guests into a different lifestyle that is beyond packaged experiences, whether it is a lifestyle that they are already used to, or an aspirational one.
It is about hotels rising to occasion in their service to go above and beyond what a guest expects a 5-star hotel to do, which results in delivering and evoking that feeling of luxury.
Another fundamental way is to compare across borders what’s happening in other countries to be exposed to the standards of luxury travel overseas and then achieve the same back home.
Seamlessly retrofitted marbled wireless charger stations on the bedside tables, luxury is going the extra mile beyond what’s necessary.
6. How can luxury hotels diversify and establish themselves as a global attraction?
Luxury hotels should diversify by building or improving inventory and infrastructure to facilitate and host MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions) related events.
MICE is so versatile, it can be 5,000 people, or 100 CEOs; either way, it is a lucrative and rewarding strategy for a hotel to create its own demand.
Going beyond the hotel’s walls, in order to get into the itinerary of luxury travellers, the destination itself is a prime factor. There’s no lack of luxury hotels in major cities, so for a hotel to really set itself apart, it involves highlighting and marketing the authenticity of the destination.
Hotels can work with SMEs and F&B brands, like what Macao is doing, to establish the destination and location as a global attraction.
Marina Bay Sands didn’t spare any expense in customising their exhibition and event space for The Macao Showcase.
7. How is the industry going to attract, foster, and build the next generation of hoteliers?
Hotel managements have to be deliberate in motivating their employees by creating the right timelines for career growth, innovating jobs so employees are not stuck and only doing one thing for a long time, allowing for quick successions, and opening up opportunities for those who want progression.
Other than employees who are driven for more, leaders should also not forget those who are simply content in what they’re doing, by keeping them engaged and happy.
Above all, the travel industry should be one that is able to integrate or marry work and life aspects together for its employees, and that in itself will continue to drive job demand for the industry.
8. What role does AI have to play in hospitality and travel?
Connecting my hotel keycard to the Marina Bay Sands Singapore app allowed me to conveniently use my phone as an access keycard.
While AI is extremely powerful, its usage in the hospitality and travel industry is naturally limited because the core of the industry is strongly tied to human relations and interactions.
It isn’t always about how to do things differently, it’s more often than not about how to do things better. And that is where AI is able to play a role in increasing productivity, aggregating and consolidating information or research, and improving operations and processes.
Subtle implementations of AI in luxury hotels should complement and enhance a guest’s stay, instead of applications that are too bombastic and over-the-top. Plus, huge capital investments are required to create, renew, and replace AI hardware or software.
The continuous evolution of technology is a base component in innovating the luxury travel and hospitality industry.
Nonetheless, the reality is that AI cannot replace the human, personalised touches that’ll make us feel cared for—like the mousepad, cable organiser, and microfibre cloth.


农历新年限定！喜气洋洋的L'ange Petit Patisserie马德琳贝壳蛋糕塔！

鸡蛋糕是大家农历新年期间很喜欢吃的点心。但如果你今年想要准备一些比较特别的点心招待客人的话，马德琳蛋糕也是非常不错的选择哦！
马德琳蛋糕是法国的传统甜点，主要的材料有鸡蛋、奶油、糖和烘焙粉。L’ange Petit Patisserie是家主打马德琳茶蛋糕的烘焙坊，由几位经验丰富的本地甜点师经营。这个农历新年，他们推出了非常漂亮的马德琳贝壳蛋糕塔，不管是拿来送礼还是招待客人都非常合适！

Image Credit: L’ange Petit Patisserie
L’ange Petit Patisserie常为各种活动或场合，例如婚礼和生日派对等，制作马德琳蛋糕塔。而这次的新年，他们也推出了农历新年主题的马德琳蛋糕塔哦！
以红色、白色和金色为主的蛋糕塔，加上元宝、蝴蝶结和金币的装饰，看起来喜气洋洋，非常适合摆在团圆饭的饭桌上！
Image Credit: L’ange Petit Patisserie
L’ange Petit Patisserie的每个马德琳蛋糕塔根据顾客不同的要求与设计而有不同的价格。除了蛋糕塔，你也可以买瓶装的马德琳蛋糕当贺年礼。

他们家的马德琳贝壳蛋糕有柠檬柚子，橘子巧克力，伯爵灰，覆盆子和咖啡五种口味。L’ange Petit Patisserie也有制作其它精致的甜点哦！欲知详情，请点击这里！

网址: L’ange Petit Patisserie
Featured Image Credit: L’ange Petit Patisserie


You'll Wanna Live A Dog's Life Too When You Check Out This Pool-Decked Pet Hotel!

These days, it’s no longer uncommon to see pets living their best life with scheduled pamper sessions and better food than their owners at times.
In fact, watching my colleague pamper his fur baby to no end further confirms the truth that pets are getting upgrades in life that are cooler than ever before.
Forget extravagant scratch posts and gourmet snacks, we’re talking big. Like jacuzzi big.

A recently launched pet villa caught our eye recently and it takes home the prize for being the coolest pet boarding we’ve seen in KL.
With a pool and jacuzzi for pets to chill in, Pet Boarding @ Pets Villa is a step up from regular pet hotels which typically come with the bare basics.
Usage of the pool and jacuzzi is FOC and the fact that the pool is serviced every week, while the jacuzzi water is changed after every use, makes it hygienic too.

The 3-storey residence was furbished to accommodate furry felines and doggos but that’s only the start. It also has economy, business and first class “rooms” depending on what lengths you’re willing to go to in order to spoil your fur baby.

There are 3 types of boarding (economy, business and first class) and prices start at RM25/night for cats and RM35/night for dogs. Some of the basic things provided are a bed, toys, a food bowl and 9 hours of relaxing music.

Pets are fed with premium food only and they will have their daily workouts with a 30-minute walk to the nearby park, twice a day.
During the day, they will be allowed access to the balcony and car porch where they can roam around freely.

Pet Boarding @ Pets Villa is located along the stretch leading to the KLIA airport (when using the MEX highway), hence making it a convenient stop for pet owners looking to leave their pets in a safe (and comfortable) place while away on a trip for business or leisure.

You can opt to park your vehicle at the pet villa and Grab from there to the airport—it’s only 15 minutes away.
Parents who constantly worry about their kid can be reassured by the updates sent to them at least twice a day too.
Considering how the pet villa has just launched, it’s unclear whether they have any furry visitors yet, but when they do, the pets will definitely be in for a treat.
Pet Boarding @ Pet’s Villa
Address: 2a Jalan NPT 7/1J, Taman Nusaputra Timur, 47310 Puchong, Selangor
Website: Pet Boarding @ Pet’s Villa
Tel: 0162036752
All Image Credit: Pet Boarding @ Pet’s Villa


[GIVEAWAY] The World's First Silent Disco Inside A Hot Air Balloon Is Coming To KL!

Move aside raves, a new form of partying is coming to town. But get this—the music won’t be blaring at the highest volume and it’s not held in a night club either. Welcome to the world’s first silent disco held inside a hot air balloon. To put this into perspective, just imagine a hot air balloon turned onto its side and at any one time, 50 partiers can dance to their fave tunes and party alongside other guests.
The creators of Helipad Cinema are partnering with MyBalloonFiesta to present this Silent Disco event. Partiers will dance around to music, listened to through wireless headsets. Rather than using a traditional speaker system, music is broadcast via a radio transmitter with the signal being picked up by wireless headphones worn by the partiers. Thanks to multiple transmitters, you can choose and change the music you are listening to.
Image Credit: David Charter, storytellerkp.com
Basically, it’s like a party but one where you can control what’s playing because you’re essentially your own deejay. Each party session will last an hour long and to keep in theme with the previous Helipad events, free popcorn will be provided and guests will also get a wireless headset rental, wristband and glowsticks. This isn’t your typical party and the best part is how it’s also environmentally-friendly by doing away with unneccessary sound pollution.
Image Credit: MyBalloonFiesta
Get ready to dance your heart out and capture a moment you won’t soon forget, inside a hot air balloon. For further info, click here.
***GIVEAWAY***
To try this surreal experience on your own, Helipad Cinema is generously granting ONE Discover KL reader with 2 exclusive free tickets to party like there’s no tomorrow at the world’s first silent disco inside a hot air balloon.

All you’ll have to do is:
1. Like the Discover KL Facebook page.
2. Share this post on Facebook with the hashtags #discoverkl and #silentdisco
3. Tag your friends.
4. Make sure your post is on public.
Winners will be announced on Thursday, March 9, 2017, at 12pm. Share and tag away!
Silent Disco Hot Air Balloon
Price: Rm20 (bookings made online), RM25 (purchased on the day of the event, if spaces are available).
When: March 10-12, sessions start at 7pm.
Where: Inside MyBalloonFiesta @ Desa Park City, Kuala Lumpur
Info: Silent Disco Hot Air Balloon
Feature Image Credit: David Charter, dpchallenge.com


You Won't Find This Noodle Soup Sold Anywhere 'Cause It's Actually A Cake! :O

At first glance, you might just mistake Ten28ight Boutique Café’s cakes for a bag, a box of cigars, cold hard cash or a bottle of Coke.
That’s because they’re pretty realistic, down to the very detail whether that may be the black lace on a “bra” or droplets of water on a cold glass of “beer”.

The talent behind these remarkable pieces is none other than Ten28ight Boutique Café’s pastry chef.

An expert at fondant, the café’s resident pastry chef is able to create unique-looking cakes and by the body of work produced thus far, it seems like the options are endless.

To order a customised cake with Ten28ight Boutique Café, one can consult the owner of the café and the pastry chef who will offer their suggestions.

On top of fondant cakes, the eatery provides event planning services too for both private parties and corporate functions. The service could include anything from a canopy, PA system, musician, entertainer, a photo booth, magicians and even clowns.

The next time you’re looking for super realistic-looking cakes, Ten28ight Boutique Café is worth looking up. One thing’s for sure: your cake will be the talk of the party. 😉
Ten28ight Boutique Café
Hours: 11am-10.30pm, daily.
Address: 55, Jalan Radin Tengah, Sri Petaling, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Ten28ight Boutique Café
Tel: 03-9054 6128
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Somersby M'sia Launches A Brand New Cider Flavour With A Floral Twist!

Somersby Malaysia has officially released a refreshing new cider with a remarkably floral twist. The DiscoverKL team was invited for the media + trade launch party of the Somersby Elderflower Lime beverage last Friday where the floral cider was unveiled.

Held at Morganfields, Da Men, the restaurant was transformed into a floral garden!
If you like a white-themed party just like the one in White Chicks, you can just imagine how this one turned out.

Guests were crowned with a floral crown as they took their shots in front of an eye-catching flower tunnel that led to an amazing Scandinavian-style garden with elderflowers all around.
The garden, peppered with mock elderflowers, gave off that perfect summer vibe!

Packed with influencers, members of the media and partners, the party was one of those that you’d want to be seen at.
Everyone was seen wandering through the space, trying to capture beautiful photos that were Instagram-worthy.
To keep things fun and light, there was even a competition being held during the event. Those with the best pictures uploaded onto Instagram with the event hashtags would win a mystery gift from Somersby. It was pretty entertaining as we watched the winners excitedly get up on stage to collect their mystery gift.

The event went on without a hitch and there was even a live band performance.
Attendees were treated to an unlimited flow of ciders as well as a series of amuse-bouches and canapés and a glorious buffet spread.
Not only were the new Elderflower Lime beverages being served, well-loved flavours such as the Somersby Apple, Blackberry, and Sparkling Rosé were served as well.
However, the star of the show was none other than the Elderflower Lime.

Just a little background on why elderflowers are incorporated into the drink.
The flower is actually a white blossom of the elderberry tree that is combined with lime to create a perfect balance of sweet and sour, making it the ideal beverage to be paired with light meals.

On our end, we absolutely loved Somersby’s classic flavours but the new elderflower lime beverage definitely caught our attention.
Floral ciders are not the norm, and with each sip of this beverage, we could taste the pleasant floral taste with a hint of lime. Considering how it’s light and zesty, it’s the perfect party drink.

If you have yet to try out Somersby’s new flavour, we would suggest you keep a look out for the iconic Somersby Kombi mobile bars. They will be making their rounds at local tourists spots, night markets and supermarkets around Peninsular Malaysia during the month of September with free samples of the drink.

If you missed the Somersby Kombi vans, you can purchase the drink at major hypermarkets and supermarkets in Malaysia. With every purchase of a 4-can or 4-bottle pack between August 27-September 30, all you cider lovers will get a FREE can of Somersby Elderflower Lime.
The exciting news doesn’t end there. If you are into the surprise element, do treat yourself to something special with the  Somersby Mystery Box set worth RM50. It comprises of ALL 4 cider flavours at only RM35! So do visit the Wine Talk website to get one for yourself!
For more details, visit Somersby Malaysia’s Facebook Page.


【球鞋迷】一定会爱上这家Renderzbrew 特色咖啡馆！保养球鞋服务+聚会最佳地点

虽然TTDI 地区一直都有很多新店开张，但是今天小编想介绍大家一家新颖又特别的咖啡馆-Rendezbrew。
这家咖啡馆可是专门提供最高品质的烘焙咖啡，同时，还有保养球鞋服务。
你知道吗？ Rendezbrew 是由几位狂热的企业家创办，并与 Icleankicks 成为一家富有特色服务的咖啡管。
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Icleankicks 拥有专业人士为顾客清洁保养球鞋，这个特色让 Rendezbrew 更受球鞋迷们的欢迎，成为他们最佳的聚会地点 ！而 Rendezbrew的名字是由法文翻译而来，念作“Ron-Day-Voo”，意思是‘约会’ 或‘聚会’。 与Brew结合，便寓意着以咖啡为主的聚会。
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说到食物，他们的 Miso Quinoa Squid Salad 是你一定要尝试的健康沙拉。蔬菜的爽口搭配miso酱料吃起来别有一番风味。
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如果你是肉食控但又想吃清淡点，那就尝试他们的焖羊肉把！这个腌制得非常入味的焖羊肉吃起来酥而不烂，搭配蒜头面包和一杯咖啡，这丰富的一餐实在令人太享受啦。
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至于主食，味道绝对不会让你失望！这个烤鸡烘烤得刚刚好，肉汁都锁在软嫩的鸡肉内，每一口吃起来又不失嚼劲。
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他们的flat white coffee是以烘焙咖啡豆制成的，喝起来非常浓郁顺滑。
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他们的蛋糕是来自这家Little Chubby Baker 的店，鲜红色的红丝绒蛋糕吃起来超润口又松软。加上柠檬芝士奶油，吃起来满口柠檬芳香。一点都不会太甜，搭配咖啡简直是完美组合。
Rendezbrew的老板开创这家咖啡馆的用意是为了让更多人能够来到这里与好友轻松团聚。 如果你想与朋友见面，下次就带他们来这家店，或许他们爱上这家特别的咖啡馆。
Rendezbrew
营业时间: 周一-周六: 9am-9pm, 周日: 9am-6pm.
地址: No.11 Jalan Datuk Sulaiman 7, Taman Tun Dr. Ismail
网站: Rendezbrew
电话:  03-7732 1208
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Go Into A 'Nasi Lemak' Food Coma Courtesy Of 40 Different Vendors All Across M'sia!

Did you know that there is such a thing as a nasi lemak festival? Well, you best believe that it’s true because it is hitting town TOMORROW.
The festival begun back in 2013 and now in its 4th edition, the I Eat Nasi Lemak festival has over 40 vendors offering their own take on nasi lemak, and it’s not just from Selangor either. Vendors all around the country will be heading down to showcase their own take on the dish.
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With such a wide selection, you might just stumble upon a unique nasi lemak such as asam pedas salmon and ayam masak sambal hijau.
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Entrance is free but a coupon is needed, much like any other food carnival. You can purchase a booklet of coupons beforehand or on the day itself, for only RM10.
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This festival will be located at TM Convention Centre, Menara Telekom Malaysia in Jalan Pantai Baharu which is easily accessible from the Kerinchi LRT station and if you are going to drive, the parking is FREE at the convention centre! Get ready to fill your tummy to your heart’s content at the one place where you can get all the best nasi lemak vendors all in the same place!
I Eat Nasi Lemak 2016
When: November 5, 10am – 5pm
Where: TM Convention Centre, Menara Telekom Malaysia, Jalan Pantai Baharu.
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早餐就要吃DIM SUM！ 【聚点坊】手工点心，让你开启美好的早晨！

说到早餐，很多华人都喜欢特地早醒来到茶餐室享受『Dim Sum』。吃点心似乎是华人的一种饮食文化，早餐要吃得好才会令人一整天神清气爽。
如果你和小编一样爱吃点心，那就一定要来这家『聚点坊DIM SUM EMPIRE』啦！。位于Klang的聚点坊所采用的食材都非常新鲜，并由经验丰富的师傅以其精湛的手艺把食材制作成可口的点心。
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这里的点心不但选择多，有别于一般的传统点心店，他们还推出了一些创意点心。例如他们的四川辣饺子，吃起来皮薄肉嫩，辛辣的味道非常开胃。
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他们的香芋蒸排骨吃起来一点都不油腻，每一口都是芋头香。
这里还有花生蒸凤爪哦！花生蒸凤爪是广式早茶里常见的一款点心，也是非常受欢迎的茶点之一。它的表皮酥脆，入口嚼劲十足。就连他们的糯米鸡都是有机的，即美味又让人吃得安心，吃再多都不怕。
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聚点坊的点心都是每日现做现卖，百分百纯手工制作的。如果你平时懒惰出门又想吃点心的话怎么办？不用怕，聚点坊也有出售冷冻点心，包括：鱼子烧卖皇、特色黑椒卖、蜜汁叉烧包、爵士流沙包和迷你蛋挞仔 等。只要放进冷冻冰箱里，想吃时拿出来蒸就ok啦！
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俗话说得好，早起的鸟儿有虫吃。如果你想品尝聚点坊的手工创意点心，那就早点起床，约朋友一起来这里饮茶吃点心吧！美好的早晨从美味的点心开始。
电话: 019-226 8926 / 012-362 4164
地址：No.36 & 38 ,Jalan Mahogani 1/KS7 , Bandar Botanic , 41200 Klang . (在洗车店和7-11隔壁)
营业时间 : 周二至周日 7am – 3pm （周一休息）
Feature Image Credit: Irene Chung & Dim Sum Empire


Dine At These 11 Restaurants In Klang Valley For Stunning Views Of The City

Surprise your significant other with a meal at a sky-high restaurant or take the experience to greater heights at a rooftop restaurant. Choice is yours at these 11 restaurants in Klang Valley which provides breathtaking views of the city.
1. Master Room, One City
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Where most sky-high or rooftop eateries tend to be the classy sort, Master Room is more of a casual restaurant, perfect for families with kids too. Overlooking the entire Subang Jaya neighbourhood, Master Room is an ideal place to head to in order to conquer your fear of heights. Why? There’s a see-through glass flooring that you can walk across to experience some serious death-defying feels, as you’re 10 floors off the ground!
Master Room, One City
Hours: Monday-Saturday: 4pm–1am, Sunday: 4pm-12am
Address: RF06, Roof Top, Sky Park One City, Jalan USJ25/1A, 47650 Subang Jaya

Tel: 03-5033 0032
2. Thirty8 @ Grand Hyatt Hotel
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Find yourself 38 floors above the ground as you step foot in Thirty8, a fine dining restaurant overlooking KLCC and the entire city centre. Whether you’re here for an anniversary dinner, a business meeting or just a chill get together with the lads, you can take in the view while sipping on some bubbly. Thirty8’s dress code is smart casual and they take their guests’ attire seriously whereby it’s strictly no bermudas, slippers, sandals and singlet/sleeveless tops for the gents.
Thirty8 @ Grand Hyatt Hotel
Hours: 6am-11pm, daily
Address: Grand Hyatt, 12, Jalan Pinang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-2182 1234
3. Inaho Sushi
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Located at One City Skypark, Inaho Sushi is 10 floors above the ground and is surrounded with greenery. You can opt to be seated indoors to enjoy an authentic Japanese meal. After you’re done dining, you can head outdoors to enjoy views of the Subang skyline and walk across the see-through glass flooring. Inaho Sushi does not have a specific dress code and is suitable for families with kids as well.
Inaho Sushi
Hours: 12–2:30pm, 6–11pm, daily
Address: RF04, Roof Top, Sky Park Jalan USJ25/1A,,, One City, 47100 Subang Jaya
Tel: 03-5115 0169
4. Tanzini, G Tower
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Tanzini Restaurant is located on the 28th floor of G Tower KL and you can anticipate modern European cuisine while here. The award-winning restaurant prides itself on premium quality ingredients and is a big advocate of the fresh food movement whereby dishes are from farm to table. Opt to sit outdoors on the couch, though the view from inside the restaurant is pretty breathtaking too.
Tanzini, G Tower
Hours: Monday-Saturday: 11:30am–2:30pm, 6:30pm–10:30pm. Closed on Sundays.
Address: G Tower, 199, Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur, 50450 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-2168 1899
5. Gobo Upstairs, Traders Hotel
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Gobo Upstairs is located at Traders Hotel and it comprises of a bar and a restaurant. They specialise in European cuisine and some of the must-tries include the Lobster Bisque and Foie Gras. Past guests have raved about Gobo Upstairs’ excellent service, coupled with a great view of KLCC and the KL city centre.
Gobo Upstairs, Traders Hotel
Hours: 11:30am–2:30pm, 6:30pm–10:30pm, daily. Closed on weekends.
Address: Impiana KLCC Hotel & Spa, Kuala Lumpur, Jalan Pinang, Kuala Lumpur City Centre
Tel: 03-2332 9888
6. Signature By The Hill, Bandar Utama
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Signature By The Hill is an eatery under an award-winning brand called The Roof, which has scored awards like, “Best Marketed Restaurant”, “Most Innovative Cuisine” and “Most Creative Restaurant Station”. Signature is best known for its signature cocktails and contemporary cuisine and they are also known to host visiting chefs every now and then. On top of that, Signature organises cooking classes, weekend brunches and themed parties as well.
Signature By The Hill
Hours: Monday- Friday: 11:30am–2:30pm, 5pm–2am, Saturday-Sunday: 5pm-2am
Address: Sky Level, 1, First Avenue, Bandar Utama, 47800 Petaling Jaya
Tel: 03-8605 3388
7. Cantaloupe, Jalan Binjai
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Cantaloupe’s dining space was designed by Melbourne interior designers, Paul Hecker and Hamish Guthrie who go under the name Hecker Guthrie. They’re the same team of designers who’ve designed buildings all throughout Australia, Singapore and Hong Kong. But beyond the beautiful architecture, what guests come here for is the view of KLCC park and the Twin Towers and Chef Christian Bauer’s famed dishes.
Cantaloupe, Jalan Binjai
Hours: Monday-Friday: 12–2pm, 6:30pm–10:30pm, Saturday-Sunday: 6.30pm-10.30pm
Address: The Troika, Persiaran KLCC, Kuala Lumpur, 50450 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-2162 0886
8. Heli Lounge & Bar, Jalan Sultan Ismail
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Mention rooftop dining and Heli Lounge & Bar would be one of the first few to come to mind. Heli Lounge & Bar is a helicopter pad which transforms into a rooftop bar with a portable drink station by evening. Find yourself 36 floors above the ground and take in the views of KL Tower. Spend the day shopping at Pavilion KL and then take a 5-minute walk over to this rooftop bar by evening. Do come earlier to enjoy a sunset view with some drinks in hand.
Heli Lounge & Bar, Jalan Sultan Ismail
Hours: Sunday: 6pm-11pm, Monday-Wednesday: 5pm-12am, Thursday: 5pm-2am, Friday: 5pm-3am
Address: Bukit Bintang 34th Floor, Menara KH, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-2110 5034
9. Malt & Leaf
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If cigars and whiskies are your kinda thing, you’d appreciate Malt & Leaf, a restaurant housing a library of single malts and cigars from around the world. Malt & Leaf has a stylish ambiance, perfect for those who enjoy the finer things in life. Located at the Sky Level of First Avenue in Bandar Utama, you can enjoy your whiskies and cigars while taking in the view of Petaling Jaya at the same time.
Malt & Leaf
Hours: 6pm-3am, daily
Address: 1, First Avenue, Bandar Utama, 47800 Petaling Jaya
Tel: 017-908 5766
10. Nobu KL
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Nobu is a worldwide franchise with over 32 locations, including KL. Nobu, located on Level 56 of the Petronas KLCC tower, brings about contemporary Japanese cuisine with South American flavours with set lunch promos and high tea sessions during weekend afternoons. The dress code at Nobu is smart casual and to whet your appetite, check out Nobu’s full menu here.
Nobu Kuala Lumpur
Hours: Monday-Friday: 12pm-2pm, 6pm-10.30pm, Saturday-Sunday: 6pm-10.30pm
Address: Level 56, Menara 3 Petronas, Persiaran KLCC, Kuala Lumpur City Centre
Tel: 03-2164 5084
11. Marinis on 57
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Marinis on 57 is an Italian restaurant which is located on the 57th floor, making it one of the highest sky-high restaurants in KL. Marinis prides itself on Italian fare comprising of artisan-made pastas, seafood air-flown in from Italy and an extensive wine list. As for the rooftop bar, it is manned by award-winning mixologists who are ever ready to cater to your request for customised cocktails.
Marinis on 57
Hours: Monday-Thursday: 7pm-11pm, Friday-Sunday: 6.30pm-12am
Address: Level 57, Menara 3 Petronas, Persiaran KLCC, 50088 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-2386 6030
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[DKL REVIEWS] This KL Restaurant Proves That Healthy Food Doesn't Have To Be Boring AF

La Juiceria Superfoods Café Verve Shops serves deliciously healthy cuisine on their menu and it is their aim to get the attention of fellow Malaysians about eating clean. You can now eat scrumptious food to please your appetite without feeling guilty or counting the calories in your food, because a café like La Juiceria Superfood serves healthy & fresh food!  Who doesn’t want that, am I right?
Be still, my fellow Nasi Lemak lovers because La Juiceria serves up a signature dish called the Nasi Lemak Wrap.

Okay, so the name speaks for itself. Yes! It is a nasi lemak that looks just like a burrito. The wrap consisted of a grilled chicken thigh, hard boiled kampong egg, ikan bilis, quinoa, tomatoes, Japanese cucumber, nuts, romaine lettuce and virgin coconut oil. The grilled chicken thigh is so flavourful and we could taste the spices really well. La Juiceria also serves it with a side of sambal which is made to be like a dipping sauce.

The Smoked Duck Soba was next and it comprised of smoked duck, seaweed, soft boiled kampung egg, mixed salad leaves and sesame seeds with Shoyu sesame dressing.
If you don’t know what Soba is, well it is noodles made of charcoal which is high in fiber. It’s also a good source of protein as well as vitamin B. The elements of this dish complemented each other very well and we would personally recommend this dish to someone who has never tried duck before.

The Pulled Beef Wrap is made of a wrap, marinated beef, avocado, a sliced fried egg, tomatoes and lettuce.
The beef is so soft that it melts in your mouth and it’s very juicy too. With every bite we took, the sauce oozed out from the wrap and the slices of avocado made it a little creamier. This is a flavourful and filling wrap and overall, a delicious main.

We saved room for dessert and had the Pittaya Bowl. It is made of red dragon fruits, bananas, virgin coconut oil, almond mylk, cacao nibs, premium strawberries, bee pollen, desiccated coconut and chia seeds. That’s a whole lot of nutrients within one pretty big bowl and it’s a healthier alternative to have. It’s a refreshing dessert and one of the more well-known options on the menu.

The Chocolate Almond Mylk is perfect for those who are lovers of chocolate milk. It is made from almond, organic cocoa, cinnamon, agave nectar and alkaline water. You might not like the taste at first sip (we found it slightly odd as well). However, after a while, the flavours grew on us. And best part is, the drink is dairy-free and is also meant to elevate one’s mood while improving the blood flow.

The Watermelon Slush was a refreshing drink to end our meal with and it’s so refreshing. I can imagine myself being at the beach with every sip that I take, while drinking this! It is made of apple juice, watermelon, lychee and wildflower honey.
All in all, we can see why La Juiceria is a crowd fave when it comes to healthier cuisine with Malaysian flavours. We’d say that it’s a good place to head to for those who are interested in introducing healthier options into their diet. As they put it, baby steps. 😉
La Juiceria Superfoods Café Verve Shops
Hours: 8am–10pm, daily
Address: G-2 Verve® Shops Mont Kiara, No. 8, Jalan Kiara 5, Mont Kiara, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-6206 1663


End Your 2016 With A Bang At These 14 Firework Hotspots In Klang Valley

2016 has been a roller coaster ride for many of us but at the end of the day, we have successfully made it through 365 days. Regardless of whether we regretted some of our actions and words in 2016, it is now all in the past and what we can do is learn from it and do better in 2017. With that note, here are 14 places in Klang Valley where you can end 2016 with a bang and ring in the new year.
1. KLCC
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As usual, the biggest firework hotspot would be located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. KLCC is no stranger to their tradition of firework. Why not have a dinner in KLCC and take a night stroll at the park until the countdown begins.
2. Merdeka Square
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Merdeka Square, this iconic landmark has the perfect green lawns for anyone who likes to have a picnic or watch a lovely firework show.
3. The Curve
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Every December 31, The Curve is known to host a bazaar and display a firework show at The Street. Even before the countdown, there will be live performances by local bands and performers. If you don’t have any plans for New Year’s Eve, go grab a bite and enjoy the show there.
4. Desa Park City
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A park is definitely a great place to destress and also, enjoy a countdown session. Desa Park City is actually a residential area but it is known to host events. This large park allows you to bring pets too. If you’re an animal lover, come and celebrate this countdown with your pets.
5. Troika Sky Dining
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You don’t really need to go far to wine and dine while enjoying the fireworks. Troika Sky Dining offers 5 fine dining restaurants. You would have endless options to choose what to have as your last meal of 2016. What better way to watch a fireworks than with a good meal too?
6. TREC
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Even with the constant events and bazaar every week, TREC will never end the year without a bang! There will be a clubbing set and you can expect everyone to celebrate the countdown with lots of pumping music.
7. Heli Lounge Bar
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Heli Lounge Bar is an open concept space that is ready to accept any customers who wish to dine and watch the fireworks at the same time. Enjoy the stunning overview of the city with beautiful flares in the sky. This is one spot where regardless of where you stand, you definitely won’t miss the fireworks at all!
9. SkyBar Traders Hotel
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Did you know that SkyBar Kuala Lumpur won Asia’s Best Bar Award and being on Floor 33, you can watch the fireworks as they go off in the sky. Enjoy the view of colourful lights surrounding the Petronas Twin Tower while sipping on some martinis.
10. Publika
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Publika is going to celebrate New Year’s Eve with a spanking number of events. Expect anything from local bands to cultural performance such as Butoh Dance and puppetry. Not only that, everyone can watch and join in as there will be plenty of booths such as game booths and over 60 vendors participating.
11. I-City
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I-City is the land of colourful LED trees and it’s basically a little snow world. Have a little fun before the year ends and enjoy the stunning display of fireworks by midnight.
12. The Malt & Leaf
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Located at Bandar Utama, The Malt & Leaf is celebrating New Year’s Eve by throwing a gold and black themed party. There will also be a lineup of DJ’s to get everyone grooving. Not only that, The Malt & Leaf is considered a great place to have an overview of the PJ area.
13. Marble 8
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Enjoy fine dining cuisine at Marble 8 where you get to dine at private dining towers or even at their open concept lush gardens. It would be a serene New Year’s Eve experience among greeneries for certain.
14. Sunway Pyramid
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As usual, Sunway Pyramid and Sunway Lagoon are no strangers to their normal New Year’s Eve event. Fireworks will be happening at Sunway Lagoon but everyone can watch the fireworks go off at Sunway Pyramid’s Blue Entrance for free!
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【Bullseye Cafe & Bistro】周末聚会最佳地点！有西餐，飞镖和Pool让你又吃又玩！

TGIF! 令人期待的周五又来临了，大家准备好放工后要去哪里消遣了吗？不如跟着小编来这家位于Cheras的【Bullseye Cafe & Bistro】吧！
这家与咖啡馆结合的Bistro 可是有两层哦！底层是提供顾客一个舒适的用餐环境；第一层则提供娱乐设施给予顾客聚会。
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来这里可以试试他们的西餐，还蛮好吃的，份量大价钱也不贵！重点是，这里还有很多酒精饮料和小吃哦，很适合一群朋友或同事家人来这里吹水聊天。
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他们的咖喱鸡球芝士焗意大利面（RM20.90）， Cajun style Grilled Chicken （RM18.90），鸡扒和Cajun 汉堡都非常好吃！
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如果你想吃饭，小编推荐大家品尝特色海鲜炒，金黄色的饭粒吃起来很有口感又香喷喷的，海鲜配料也很丰富。这里的食物选择非常多，真的好想每一样都点来吃，看起来太美味啦！
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更好玩的是，吃饱后你还可以到第一层跟朋友一起游戏聚会哦！在这里，你可以玩POOL 和射飞镖哦！这里的飞镖机台有很多座，大家不用担心需要争来争去，环境也非常宽敞舒适。老板有时候也会举办小型比赛让各个飞镖玩家互相切磋并进行交流。如果你对飞镖有兴趣，可以来这里玩啦！
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地址：No23-G Jalan Panglima,Bandar Mahkota CherasC, Selangor
电话：011-3444 6444
营业时间：周一-周四 4pm-2am ；周五-周日 12pm- 2am
面子书：Bullseye Cafe & Bistro
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This Restaurant In KL Serves Western-Style Bak Kut Teh With Loads Of Cheese

It’s clear that Malaysians love cheese. Pour or mix cheese into a dish and voila, instant virality. That’s what happened with B.A.J. Restaurant.
First introduced to KL-ites in April 2017, netizens went crazy for the unique cheese Bak Kut Teh served at B.A.J. Restaurant. The dry Bak Kut Teh (served with black sauce) is mixed in with loads of cheese, making the traditional pork dish a creamy one.
The claypot cheese Bah Kut Teh is then served with either white rice or other vegetable dishes.

The dish recently regained popularity when netizens who’ve yet to be introduced to the dish, finally discovered it.
Although the cheese Bak Kut Teh is the star of this KL restaurant, it’s not the only dish which is served with cheese. Other Western-style dishes are covered with a thick layer of ooey gooey cheese as well.

Whether it’s sandwiched in between 2 slices of bread or served over some meat, you can get some cheesy meals at B.A.J, that’s for sure.

If you’re not a big fan of cheese, there are other meals sans cheese as well. Alternatively, if you’re on the lookout for other cheesy dishes to try out, check out our list of cheese dishes that everyone should try at least once.

B.A.J. Restaurant
Hours: 8am-3pm, 5.30pm-10pm, daily
Address: 1-18 Pasar Jalan Genting Kelang,Prima Setapak 2, 53000 Kuala Lumpur
Website: B.A.J. Restaurant
Tel: 018-988 8766
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