These Unpretentious Braised Meals In Kepong Are So Tender & Tasty For Only RM8 Per Set!

[Non-halal] Ahhh homely comfort food with a warm spicy note. That pretty much sums up the dishes from 小红卤肉 Xiao Hong Braised Pork. We had the braised pork belly with rice, braised pork ribs with rice, and braised chicken drumstick with spinach noodles; delivered to us at Putrajaya from Taman Usahawan (Kepong, KL).
You can see Cookie the Cat contemplating her next move
Every dish has really nicely braised meat, so tender! The sauce is definitely the star and present in all 3 dishes. It’s savoury and herby, and elevated thanks to that extra chilli. We were told that the sauce recipe is from the central region of China, made with a mix of herbs, from both locally and internationally sourced.
Cookie couldn’t resist the delicious smell
Our favourite is the braised ribs, and the spinach noodles was a standout as well. The chicken was the least seasoned of the 3 meats, so we drowned it in a lot more sauce. It’s a good choice for a takeaway meal, and there is SO much rice. Plus it’s so reasonably priced! These dishes are RM8, with an extra RM1 for the takeaway packaging.
小红卤肉 Xiao Hong Braised Pork
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Manchester United Supporters, There's An Upcoming Run For Fans Of 'The Red Devils'

If hearing the words “Glory, glory Man United” being sung out loud makes your heart swell with pride, you’re clearly a Red Devils fan.
This time, cheer in spirit with other Manchester United fans, get up from that couch and get fit at the same time. An upcoming night run aptly called ‘United For Life’ is scheduled for December 2nd.
Paint the entire town of Cyberjaya red as you run with thousands of MUFC fans. There’s a 6km fun run and a 3km family run. You’ll also be able to watch the Arsenal vs Manchester United match on the big screen at 11pm and cheer your favourite team to victory.
Besides the run and live telecast of the match, there’ll be a mini food fest with 10 food trucks and stalls, as well as a FIFA Playstation game booth at the event.
All participants of the race will get a #7 Limited Edition event t-shirt. The design for this shirt is inspired by the Manchester United 2002-2004 Home Kit. If you’re a total Red Devils fan, you would already know that #7 is a special number among Man U fans because it’s the very number carried by legends like Ronaldo, Beckham, Cantona, Best and Robson.
If all of this doesn’t get you excited yet, there’s a glow in the dark medal to win. Imagine thousands of runners wearing glow in the dark medals around their neck as they watch their fave team win the match on the telly. Sounds like the perfect night out for fans of the Red Devils!
Enjoy early bird rates at RM70 (normal price: RM90) from now till October 10th. Click here to sign up for the run.
United For Life Run
When: December 2nd, 8pm-late (Live match will be screened at 11pm)
Where: Cyberjaya, Selangor
Info: United For Life Run


It's Official: Pablo Cheese Tart Will Be Opening Their First M'sian Outlet At 1 Utama

The hype of delicious baked cheese tarts has been a trend that we can’t overlook for 2016. Malaysians are willing to queue up for delicious warm cheese tarts and it’s all about having a cheese tart with a warm and crispy crust and a gooey middle that melts in the mouth.
Image Credit: Pablo Cheese Tart Malaysia
Pablo Cheese Tart from Japan is a well-loved brand and they will mark their grand opening at One Utama shopping mall, serving up their original Japanese cheese tarts, matcha tarts as well as chocolate tarts.
Not only is it their very first opening, the first 100 customers will also get to redeem a FREE Pablo Cheese Tart by following their Instagram page and posting a selfie on your social media channels with the hashtag #PabloMyGrandOpening.
Image Credit: Siam2nite
Be sure to drop by S130, 2nd floor, One Utama Old Wing on December 6, at 2pm! Get ready to have your cheesy tart cravings satisfied.
Feature Image Credit: One Utama & Siam2Nite


KLIA 2登机前不再闷！来这酒吧小酌一杯放放松，还有免费wifi让你上网哦！

KLIA 2最近在登机处开设了一家名为Bar Metropole的酒吧，这对许多旅客来说可说是一大福音！
很多人常常在办理完登机手续之后便无事可做，免税商店又没什么好买的，就只好在候机室里瞎逛逛。而且等待登机的时候也总是感觉特别漫长，如果遇到飞机延误就更令人头痛了！
现在check in了之后不需要再在登机口苦苦地等待了，到Bar Metropole小酌一杯，让你在旅程开始之前尽情地放松和休息。Bar Metropole位于KLIA2登机口P和Q的附近。那里的环境和气氛很好，而且最重要的是他们还有提供Wifi，非常方便！

他们的饮料非常不错，而且价格也很合宜，例如他们的鸡尾酒每一杯只要RM31.80。来到这里不妨尝尝他们的Grey Goose le Fizz。Grey Goose le Fizz是由Grey Goose伏特加、St Germain接骨木花酒、青柠和苏打调配而成的，口味很清爽。

如果你喜欢味道比较甜的鸡尾酒，也可以试试他们的Bellini。他们的Bellini是由水蜜桃和Martini Prosecco调配而成的，很好喝！

现在太早到机场也无所谓啦！旅行出发前到Bar Metropole去小酌一杯吧！
Feature Image Credit: Foodie Vs The World
本文经原文著作权人 Foodie vs the World 授权发表于 Discover KL。


雪隆8个无敌漂亮的屋顶场地，举办家庭聚会还是新年派对统统不是问题！

尽管马来西亚的天气阴晴不定，但是我们的城市美景却非常迷人，这也是为什么那么多人喜欢在屋顶举办活动。漂亮的景色总是可以一扫心中的阴霾，让人会心一笑。想要举办一个人人称羡的屋顶派对，就一起来看看雪隆区有哪些超棒的屋顶场地吧！

1. Crossroad Hotel Rooftop
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这家精品酒店位于城市中心，拥有美丽的屋顶，可欣赏到吉隆坡犹如电影场景般的景色。 Cross Roads Hotel酒店是举办小型活动的不二之地，未来想要办生日派对的话，不妨考虑这里哦！

可容纳人数 : 100人（坐席），150人（站立）
2. Space Seven
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最近非常极简风，如果你也喜欢这种风格的话，位于Setia Alam的Space Seven就非常适合你！这个场地简单舒适，所采用的是现在非常流行的工业设计。只要添加一些漂亮的气球和花束，一个超漂亮的派对场地就完成了！

可容纳人数 : 100人（坐席），200人（站立）
3. Elysium Bar And Terrace
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你能想象在这个漂亮的屋顶露台上举办婚礼或圣诞派对是多么棒的一件事吗？位于吉隆坡中心的Elysium Bar and Terrace拥有令人赞叹的无敌城市美景。新年就快到了，在这里和家人朋友一同庆祝、看烟火是个不错的选择！

可容纳人数 : 150人（坐席）
4. Helipad
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Hellipad宽广的屋顶露台，让你可以将吉隆坡美景一览无余地尽收眼底。还有什么比在直升机停机坪上办派对更酷的吗？
可容纳人数 : 30人（坐席）
5. Acappella Suite Hotel
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Shah Alam的Acappella Suite Hotel所拥有的超豪华景色，真是让人怎么看也看不够！在这里不管是办公司聚餐还是家庭聚会都非常合适！
可容纳人数 : 190人（坐席），200人（站立）
6. Zell-V Wellness
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Zell-V Wellness的Skyloft是一个举办瑜伽工作坊、鸡尾酒会、和电影放映会的完美场地！最重要的是，由于它位于Menara Ruyi, Seputeh，所以在这里你可以同时看到吉隆坡和PJ的风景哦！
可容纳人数 : 300人
7. The Deck @ The Row
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如果您想要举办烧烤聚会、鸡尾酒会或企业派对，The Row的The Deck就很适合你！此外，他们还有一个提供各种各样的饮料的酒吧，非常方便！
可容纳人数 : 100人（站立）
8. KL Journal
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KL Journal是一家新的精品酒店，也是一个举办活动的完美地点！他们不仅有很壮观的景色，屋顶酒吧的氛围也非常舒适优雅。想要办个完美的休闲社交聚会或新年派对，就来这里吧！

可容纳人数 : 80人（站立）
本文经原文著作权人Venuescape授权发表于 Discover KL。
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This Cheras Laundromat Doubles As A Hokkaido Cream Puff Dessert Stall Too

The next time you’re looking to get your laundry done, why not kill two birds with one stone by snacking on some Hokkaido cream puffs too?
At Laundry Café Sunway Velocity Mall, you can do your laundry via the coin-operated laundry and drying machine or even get your dry cleaning done.
If you’re not up to walking around the mall, why not wait for your laundry to be done and get some Hokkaido cream puffs while you’re there?
Image Credit: Fyza Yunos, Matcha Me
Priced below RM5, enjoy the mouthwatering crispy puff which has a generous scoop of ice cream sandwiched in between.
Ice cream flavours include Mint Chocolate Chip, Yam, Chocolate, Coconut, Raspberry, Vanilla, Green Tea, Cookies and Durian.
Alternatively, for only RM2.90, you can also get a Yam or Durian ice cream!
Laundry Café Sunway Velocity Mall
Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address: VR3-1-2 Lingkaran SV1, Sunway Velocity, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Laundry Café Sunway Velocity Mall
Tel: 012-360 0557
Feature Image Credit: Florence Ho, Hokkaido Puff ID


9 Places To Get Exquisite CNY Desserts That Aren't Pineapple Tarts Or Kuih Bangkits

Food is a huge part of Chinese New Year and every year, we would be able to sample a wide array of classic snacks like the kuih bahulu, kuih bangkit and kuih kapit. This year, why not try CNY snacks that are unique and different? Some of these desserts are also shaped like a rooster which makes sense as 2017 is the Rooster Year. You can opt to surprise your family with these 9 festive desserts that are one-of-a-kind.
1. Golden Koi by Xiao By Crustz
Image Credit: Xiao By Crustz
Xiao by Crustz took the concept of the koi fish and incorporated the idea into a Golden Koi pastry. This dessert is made from milk chocolate mousse, mango passion cream and hazelnut dacquoise. From the hint of hazelnut in the pastry, it sounds like a Ferrero Rocher dessert. But don’t take our word for it because you should try it out for yourself!
Hours: Wednesday-Friday, 1pm-10pm, Saturday-Sunday, 12pm-6pm
Address: B-G-6, Section 17, Happy Mansion, Petaling Jaya, 46400 Petaling Jaya
Website: Xiao By Crustz

2. CNY Jellies & Rooster Cookies by Ringo Dessert House
Image Credit: Ringo Desserts House
Image Credit: Ringo Desserts House
Ringo Dessert House is known for creating jelly cakes and other pastries. For CNY, the dessert chef has made jelly cakes in the shape of a Prosperity God and also gold. There are also cute little rooster cookies if you prefer that instead. Still, jellies make for an alternative snack for CNY as compared to classic kuih bahulus and kuih kapits. Ringo Dessert House’s cookies are priced at RM20 per box while the jelly cake’s prices start at RM138.
Website: Ringo Dessert House
3. Orange & Pineapple Ice Creams by Sangkaya
Image Credit: Sangkaya
Mandarin oranges are known to be the “fortune fruit” in the Chinese culture as they are called kam and that means luck. Sangkaya is known for their signature coconut ice cream and this time around, they up their game by infusing it with the zesty flavours of orange and pineapple. It is called the Pineapple Zest Opulence Bowl. The second dessert that Sangkaya has released for the Lunar New Year is the Pineapple Breeze Fortune Shake and it’s a good option for those who want to treat themselves to something cold and sinful.
Website: Sangkaya Malaysia
4. Spring Happiness Cake by The Coffee Bean & Tea
Image Credit: The Coffee Bean & Tea
Who would’ve thought that The Coffee Bean & Tea Malaysia would release a CNY dessert? Well, the brand which is known for their coffee has released a Spring Happiness Cake. This dessert is topped with a pretty realistic koi fish and gold. The principal ingredients include lychee, blueberry and raspberry. While cakes are not often seen during CNY and they are often overshadowed by their cookies and pastries counterparts, Coffee Bean & Tea Malaysia gives us a reason to buy it because of how uncommon and unique of a concept it is.
Website: The Coffee Bean & Tea Malaysia
5. Chinese New Year Cupcakes By Miki’s CakeVille
Image Credit: Miki CakeVille
Image Credit: Miki’s CakeVille
It’s a tradition to bring along some gifts, typically in the form of food, when visiting someone for CNY. Hence, the next time you’re visiting, you could bring along a couple of cupcakes from Miki’s CakeVille. Miki’s CakeVille’s fondant cupcakes are so detailed. For instance, take a look at one of the mandarin orange cupcakes and you can see how the dessert chef has placed emphasis on making it look as realistic as possible with the pretty accurate depiction of an orange peel’s uneven texture.
Website: Miki’s CakeVille
6. Salted Egg Rooster Cakes by Susanne Ng
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Light chiffon cakes might appear simple in appearance but they require skills and precision in order to get right. Noting this, dessert chef Susanne Ng still chooses to create chiffon cakes for CNY and she adds in a dash of cuteness to her recipe too. Each cake is decorated to resemble a chicken and it doesn’t end there. They are also infused with some heavenly salted egg yolk. It’s rare to find salted egg yolk chiffon cakes, what more those that are decorated to resemble a chicken!
Website: Susanne Ng
7. Festive Cakes & Cupcakes by In The Clouds Cakes
Image Credit: In The Clouds Cakes
Pastry cafés has begun releasing their CNY-themed baked goods and desserts and In The Clouds Cakes is not one to miss out on the action. This eatery has also been producing their own CNY cakes and cupcakes. One of the unique cupcakes is the “roasted chicken” one which looks very much like a real chicken. Don’t worry though, In The Clouds Cakes creates mere replicas of the chicken as their decoration, and the dessert is still a sweet one.
Website: In The Clouds Cakes
8. Mandarin Orange Cake by Tiny Temptress
Image Credit: Tiny Temptress Artisan Patisserie
Tiny Temptress changes up their pastries by including new desserts on their menu every few months. In line with CNY, they will be releasing a “Mandarin Orange” gateau which looks pretty simple yet impressive. There isn’t much info about this dessert yet but noting how it is a gateau, it would likely be rich and contain several layers, including a fruit layer. Fruits are not a foreign concept for this patisserie though. After all, one of their past creations includes the Red Apple.
Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 1pm-11pm, (Closed on Mondays).
Address: No 6, Jalan Telawi 2, Bangsar
Website: Tiny Temptress Artisan Patisserie
9. Jennifer Lu’s CNY Macarons
Image Credit: Jennifer Lu
Image Credit: Jennifer Lu
Jennifer Lu is a stay-at-home mom who got into baking because it’s her way of showing love to others. For CNY, she will be producing a series of macarons for RM78. Some of the macarons she has created are the Chinese Gold Ingot macaron with salted egg yolk filling, and the Maniki-neko Macaon which is filled with pineapple jam cream filling. Alternatively, there’s also the rich Daruma Macaron with a filling of 72% Valrhona chocolate and rum. Those who are interested can PM Jennifer to order.
Tel: 012-3205 628
Feature Image Credit: Xiao By Crutz, Ringo Dessert House, Jennifer Lu, Susanne Ng, Miki’s CakeVille


What To Do This Week: Happening Events In Klang Valley From Sept 19-25

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 run or a party. Here are 9 events happening this week, from September 19-25, that you should consider heading out for!
1.  Star Wars Prequel Trilogy
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Live House KL will be hosting a Star Wars marathon in conjunction with their Movie Mondays event. Back in August, the venue screened  Star Wars IV: A New Hope, and now they will be screening Star Wars V : The Empire Strikes Back. Best part is, entry is free and happy hour will be on all night long! If you enjoyed the screening, you could even return for the next movie, Star Wars VI : Return of the Jedi, which will be shown on October 17.
When: September 19
Where: Live House @ E-G-07, Electric Boulevard, TREC, Lot 434, Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur.
Info: Star Wars Prequel Trilogy

2. Douglas Lim Live
Image Credit: Live House Kuala Lumpur
Sometimes, life throws you a curve ball and all you want to do is have a laugh and shake all of life’s stresses away. Douglas Lim is one of Malaysia’s renowned stand up comedians and he would be hosting a 2-day show at Live House Kuala Lumpur, and he’s bound to cure your Monday blues away.
When: September 20-21
Where: Live House Kuala Lumpur
Info: Douglas Lim Live
3. RK Suunto KDCF Trail Run
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Go for a run this weekend and get your fitness on at Taman Rimba Riang! There are limited slots for the trail run, so it’s best to sign up quick! Runs are a great way to get to know people while at the same time getting fit, so this is one that you should consider locking into your calendar.
When: September 24
Where: Taman Rimba Riang
Info: RK Suunto KDCF Trail Run
4. Flavours of Mexico
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If you have a sweet (or should we say, savoury) spot for Mexican food, then this event is not to be missed. The Impiana Hotel will be hosting their “Flavours of Mexico in Malaysia III” event for a duration of 5 nights, and during dinner time, you may savour the flavours offered on their Mexican Set Menu. Burritos and nachos, anyone?
When: September 20-24
Where: Menara Tan & Tan, 22nd floor, 207 Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur.
Info: Flavours of Mexico
5. Art For Grabs
Image Credit: The School/Arif Rafhan Othman
This event is one for the family, as there would be family-related art and activism booths, book launches, screenings as well as readings. Some of the events to look forward to during this edition of Art For Grabs is CHILDREN WITHOUT RIGHTS IN MALAYSIA, I KNOW HER: How to intervene in domestic violence?, and TALKING ABOUT THE P-WORD WITH FAMILY.
When: September 24-25
Where: The School, Jaya One
Info: Art For Grabs
6. Pop Up Café
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This free admission event will see guests attending a pop up café which only happens once a month. Talk about something which is unique! The concept of the pop up café is to showcase the talents of young baristas and allow them a platform to exhibit their artwork.
When: September 24-25
Where: Base 26@26-2 & 26-3, Jalan PJU 5/15, Dataran Sunway, Kota Damansara.
Info: Pop Up Café
7. Soul Meets Sep 2016 Singles Dating Dinner
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Are you single? Yup, we’re talking to you! Well, this is one event where you can mingle with like-minded people and if the best thing that comes out of this event is a friendship, then it really isn’t that bad after all, now is it? Expect a romantic western buffet dinner and enjoy the amazing night view of the KLCC Twin Tower. If this is how you’d like to spend your evening, go ahead and sign up for the event.
When: September 24
Where: Memory Lane @ 2340-7 Persiaran Lidcol Jalan Yap Kwan Seng. Kuala Lumpur.
Info: Soul Meets Sep 2016 Singles Dating Dinner
8. PirateFest 2016 MY
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If raves are your thing, then you would certainly enjoy Pirate Fest with renowned deejays such as DJ Jakeman and Skeletor as well as local musician, K Town Clan. This event is brought to you by the same people who presented Waterfest and Holi Fest 2, so you’ll know that you’re in for a treat!
When: September 24
Where: INTI International College Subang Jaya
Info: PirateFest 2016 MY
9. IMU Chariofare Charity Run & Carnival
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The next time you drag your lazy bones for a jog, remind yourself that you’re doing it for charity and it’ll help you get through the next lap, because you can do so with the IMU Chariofare Charity Run & Carnival event. Besides just participating in a run, you can also enjoy the performances and games during the event.
When: September 24
Where: International Medical University
Info: IMU Chariofare Charity Run & Carnival
Feature Image Credit: lullabytrust.org.uk, thebestsingapore.com, http://weddingsblog.lakelanierislands.com, montymajeed2.


This Is KL's First Tamagoyaki Specialty Store—Cheese Mentai's On The Menu

Tamagoyaki is a Japanese rolled omelette and most would head to sushi restaurants in the past in order to enjoy the eggy dish.
Now, Malaysians can get their very own tamagoyaki dish in The Starling Mall, PJ.
There are 6 tamagoyaki flavours available:

Mentai Mayo (RM8.90)
Tuna Mayo (RM11.90)
Chuka Hotate (RM14.90)
Cabbage (RM8.90)
Potato Ham (RM11.90)
Chuka Idako (RM14.90)

The tamagoyaki will make for an ideal snack and if you enjoy the tamagoyaki on its own, you can opt for the classic flavour too for RM5.90.

Shin Tamagoyaki has introduced a new flavour on their menu and it’s a cheese mentai tamagoyaki stick where a tamagoyaki is topped with mozzarella cheese and mentaiko mayonnaise. The Cheese Mentai Tamagoyaki is only available till April 30 so if this flavour caught your eye, be sure to head to Shin Tamagoyaki to snap up these treats.
On top of tamagoyakis, Shin Tamagoyaki offers Tori Karaage Don (RM13.90), Tamago Mentai Don (RM13.90), Fried Tamago (RM9.90), Tori Karaage (RM9.90) and Japanese Rice with Furikake (RM3.90).
As for drinks, there’s Japanese Oolong Tea (RM4.90) and Brown Rice Green Tea (RM4.90).
Shin Tamagoyaki
Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address: The Starling Mall, 6, Jalan SS21/37, Petaling Jaya
Website: Shin Tamagoyaki
Tel: 03 77307000
All Image Credit: Shin Tamagoyaki


8 Hipster Cafés In Mont Kiara And The Signature Dishes To Order When You Dine Here

Mont Kiara is known to be a Korean BBQ haven and eateries are aplenty here. Along with the host of restaurants and cafés, there are also a multitude of dishes to choose from. Sometimes, skimming through their menu alone would be enough to give one a headache because we would most certainly be spoilt for choice.
Trying out their signature dishes would then be a safe bet. Here are 8 eateries in Mont Kiara and their signature dishes as per what’s recommended by past guests. From pork chop to chocolate brownies, here is a guide on what exactly you should order while you’re visiting these 8 eateries in Mont Kiara.
1. Wanderlust Café

This eatery focuses more on a modern design for their interior as well as simple decors to make it look contemporary. Not only that, the glass bottles which are hung up to resemble chandeliers make this place unique. The royal blue walls match well with the wooden floor and furniture too, making the place feel calm and artsy.
Of course, when it comes to food, they never fail to present scrumptious meals either. If you love porky dishes, Wanderlust know its way to your heart, with what else but food. Their sous vide pork chop is grilled and paired with miso-mustard cream. After a heavy meal, we will still always have space for desserts. With that, Wanderlust’s matcha pudding with raspberry sauce would be a good dessert to try out.

Signature Dishes: Sous Vide Pork Chop, Herbed Potatoes, Baby Spinach Salad, Miso-Mustard Cream + Matcha Pudding with Raspberry Sauce
Image Credit: Wanderlust
Image Credit: Wanderlust
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8am-9.30pm, Saturday-Sunday, 9am-10.30pm
Address: 10, Jalan Solaris 4, Solaris Mont Kiara, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Website: Wanderlust KL
Tel: 03-6211 9688
2. Brewmen Café
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Brewmen is any coffee junkie’s haven. Even though the whole interior is as simple as it can get, the main point would be the caffeine they are serving. There are also random pieces of artwork and cup holders adorning the walls to give it the Brewmen touch.
Definitely, this place is all about coffee but their meals also do not disappoint. If you want something heartier, their Korean fried chicken and aglio olio would definitely make for a good dish to have. The chicken complements the pasta well, making it a complete meal. As for desserts, the Smor’ffle is also a hit among customers. It is made of tasty, crispy waffles and marshmallows topped off with chocolate cream and vanilla ice cream.
Signature Dishes: Korean Fried Chicken & Aglio Olio + Smor’ffle
Image Credit: Brewmen
Image Credit: Brewmen
Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 10am-11.30pm
Address: 6, Jalan Solaris 4, Solaris Mont Kiara
Website: Brewmen Coffee
Tel:  03-6211 8829
3. Lewisgene Café
Image Credit: Travellicious
The moment you enter this café, you would feel like you have been transported back to the 70’s with their cool, classic interior. Their meals are equally as imaginative.
Who would’ve thought that waffles can be used as a substitute for toast in breakfast platters? With this combination, it totally changes the way we view breakfast platters for sure! Right after having a savoury meal, why not sample some desserts as well? One must-try here is the dessert waffles which has been topped off with chocolate wafers and ice cream.
Signature Dishes: Waffle Platter or French Toast Platter + Ice Cream with Waffles
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Hours: Daily, 10am-12am
Address: No 2-1, First Floor, Jalan Solaris 3, Solaris Mont Kiara
Website: LewisGene Cafe
Tel: 017-639 2788
4. Pretz n’Beanz Café
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This eye-catching eatery uses a lot of red and brown hues and this has successfully made the café look bright and inviting. It is an ideal place for students and families to hang out.
Pretz n’Beanz Café is known for their baked pretzels which is served with a grand total of 9 different types of dipping sauces. Flavours range from sweet, sour and even savoury. Besides pretzels, the cheesy meatball with fries dish is also a good choice especially if you enjoy tucking into some creamy meatballs accompanied by the crunch of fries.
Signature Dishes: Pretzel with 9 Dippings + Cheese Meatball with Fries
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Hours: Sunday-Thursday, 7.30am-12am, Frida7 & Saturday, 7.30am-1am
Address: 22, Jalan Solaris 4, Mont Kiara
Website: Pretz n’ Beanz
Tel: 03-6204 9733
5. Ministry Of Coffee
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Ministry Of Coffee might sound like it’s a governmental agency. It’s in fact a lovely little coffee place. Once you step in, be invited by a series of photo frames adorning the wall. They focus on unique decorations and that is what makes this hidden gem interesting. They also take their coffee seriously, what with the cups and saucers used as lights and decor as well.
Besides their coffee, this eatery’s cream poached chicken covered in classic carbonara is a good choice for pasta lovers. Besides that, the succulent chicken confit and pea mash has just the right amount of sausage gravy, making it a balanced dish indeed.
Signature Dishes: Creamy Poached Chicken + Chicken Confit and Pea Mash
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Image Credit: Ministry Of Coffee
Hours: Daily, 10am-12pm, Tuesday Closed.
Address: J-G-09, SohoKL, Jalan Solaris, Solaris Mont Kiara, Mont Kiara
Website: Ministry of Coffee
Tel: 03-6211 5531
6. 3 Idiots Café
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3 Idiots Café might sound like a movie. It is also the name of a café in Mont Kiara. The reason why it is named as such is due to the fact that the 3 founders possess quirky personalities. They decided to name the café after themselves. At 3 Idiots, the furniture is insta-worthy due to the fact that most of them are carved from wood to give it the true hipster look.
As for their meals, one of 3 Idiot’s signature dishes is the famous beef noodles. The broth of this dish is balanced well with herbs and spices. The meat itself is tender and it pairs well with the fresh vegetables and noodles. For a lighter option, peanut butter toast with honey is definitely another recommended one!
Signature Dishes: Beef Noodle + Peanut Butter Toast with Honey
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Hours: Daily, 8am-6pm, Sunday Closed.
Address: E-0G-02 (Block E, G Floor, Unit No 2) No 2, Jalan Kiara, Plaza Mont Kiara, Mont Kiara
Website: 3 Idiots Cafe
Tel: 03-6211 1121
7. The Midnight Baker Bakery & Café
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Nope, this eatery is not open till midnight despite its name. You would certainly hope that they do though due to one standout dish. That is none other than the decadent chewy and fudgey brownies. It’s just the right portion size and it would hit the right spot for those who enjoy chocolatey dishes.
The breakfast platter is also packed with flavours and it has everything to make it the ideal meal to kickstart one’s morning. This dish consists of creamy scrambled eggs, tomatoes, sausages, beans, mushrooms and bread.
Signature Dishes: Breakfast Platter + Chewy and Fudgey Brownies
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Hours: Daily, 8am-5pm
Address: LG 1-3, Seni Mont Kiara
Website: The Midnight Baker Bakery & Cafe
Tel: 03-6211 1090
8. Square Q Café
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Square Q Café will make anyone happy just by the colour and decor of their eatery. Yellow and orange colours are known to bring out the happiness in a person and with a happy mood, your food will taste equally as good.
The Q Egg Toast is definitely a must-try as the bread has been covered in eggs and cooked nicely. It has a souffle-like texture and is served with some honey on the side too. The next dish that you should sample while here is the waffle platter which has just the right amount of crisp. It is also paired with some gelato ice cream and fresh fruit to make it a complete meal.
Signature Dishes: Q Egg Toast + Waffles Platter
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Hours: Daily, 11am-11pm, Tuesday Closed.
Address: 11, Jalan Solaris 3, Solaris Mont Kiara
Website: Square Q Cafe
Tel: 03-6206 4828
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Upgrade Your Thai Food Experience At This Classy, Modern Restaurant In Bandar Sunway

I don’t know about you but Thai food has always been one of my favourite cuisines to devour. A quick Google search revealed Busaba Thai located in Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa rated 4.5 stars on Trip Advisor. This continued to pique my interest and a visit to the establishment was called for, which left me in awe from the moment I stepped in.
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Almost every review I read stated only good things about the food and rightfully so as there was no denying—the food was excellent. If you, like me, love everything Thai, Busaba Thai will surely transport you over where you can feel and actually “taste” Thailand. From the servers to the chefs, the personnel at Busaba Thai are all from Thailand—hence the authentic Thai atmosphere. But food aside, what captivated me even further were the furnishing and the ambience the place provided.
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From the outside, Busaba Thai will have you guessing about the two wooden horses flanked at the entrance. Take a step inside and you will be greeted with eclectic décor coupled with decorative art pieces straight out of Thailand. The ambience and décor is an unimaginable mix of contemporary and traditional which exudes class and elegance in every way possible.
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The place is romantic, dimly lit, and downright beautiful. The lush and plush furniture against exposed brick walls together with the high ceilings screams for events to be held here as it is far from being claustrophobic but most importantly, high ceilings are a treat for decoration! And hello, it’s Instagram-worthy at every corner!
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This 2-storey swanky restaurant comes with three different dining areas to choose from where patrons may opt to dine by the floor to ceiling glass windows which overlook the outdoors, located opposite the bar. They can also opt to dine under the gorgeous chandelier tastefully wrapped in net fabric which radiates a romantic vibe.
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If you are looking for something more private, the mezzanine floor is suitable for private events as it comes with a private room which accommodates 20 pax as well as a dining area fitted with 6 round tables comfortably accommodating up to 60 pax. This space is ideal for intimate company dinners, product launches, private gatherings and parties as it is located upstairs where privacy and intimacy are key.
There is another private room available downstairs which can accommodate up to 20 pax. The beauty of Busaba Thai is that it very well fits in with any desired theme or event.
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Be it a ladies’ night out, or a hen’s party, Busaba Thai is ideal. If you are looking to celebrate and gather with family, friends or even an intimate company dinner, Busaba Thai will be a perfect fit. The entire space can seat up to 220 pax. Don’t worry about parking, there is a big open air car park across the road from Busaba Thai or you can opt to utilise the parking provided by Sunway Hotel itself.
Past events held at Busaba Thai include press conferences, team lunches and dinners, birthday parties, as well as a wedding ceremony followed by a dinner reception thereafter. VIP guests and the elderly can be dropped off at the entrance of Busaba Thai or if you are planning a wedding here, go ahead and park the bridal car here instead.
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Here’s the kicker, for such a hidden gem, one might assume the prices to be skyrocketing but a browse through the menu proved it to be pretty affordable. What’s more is during weekdays, don’t miss out on Busaba Thai’s Executive Lunch promotion guaranteed to mend that hole in your pocket! At only RM29++ per person, patrons may enjoy a sumptuous meal which comes with a soup, two sides, and a main.
Check out the video below for a better view of Busaba Thai or take a walk-through here. Interested in having your event here at Busaba Thai, or if you would like to make a booking or request for a proposal, you may do so here.

P.S.- Busaba Thai is pork-free.
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This article was first published on Venuescape. It is republished on Discover KL with permission.


【Kopenhagen Coffee】来杯咖啡，享受片刻的静雅休闲时光吧！

悠闲的下午时光，总想逃离一切烦恼来到清静的地方享受属于自己的片刻？
那或许这家新开张的【Kopenhagen Coffee】会是你的最佳选择。Kopenhagen Coffee 的来源是来自于哥本哈根Copenhagen的生活方式。哥本哈根是属于丹麥的首都、最大城市及最大港口，这里的生活节奏非常繁忙。而店内的设计来源则是北欧风格。因此，店主把这两种元素结合并成立了这家咖啡馆，希望为吉隆坡繁忙的生活中给大家带来一阵悠闲时光。
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店内的北欧设计风格非常极简，使用白色和海蓝色为主，给人一种清新又干净的感觉。店内也很幽静，舒适的环境能顿时令人放松心情，静享悠闲。这里提供的餐点不但美味，也营养丰富。你可以试试他们的葡萄麦片优格(RM12)，酸酸甜甜的味道非常好吃。
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除了这个，他们还有提供早餐套餐(RM14) 和美国人最爱吃的贝果面包搭配吞拿(RM15)。此外，店内也有售卖香蕉和萝卜蛋糕，还有各种饼干。
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Image Credit: Kopenhagen Coffee
此外，他们也有提供咖啡和茶饮，包括冰咖啡和拉花咖啡。想要忙里偷闲的你，不如来这里喝杯香浓咖啡，细细品尝它的咖啡原味吧！来过的顾客都是对他们的咖啡赞不绝口，给予好评。
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一杯咖啡，一本书，一个人在Kopenhagen Coffee 悠闲地度过闲适的午后，细心的感受生活中的小确幸吧！

地址：Vista Kiara , Jalan Kiara 3 ,Kuala Lumpur ,50480
电话：03-6211 6363
营业时间：周一-周五, 7am-7pm; 周六, 9am-5pm
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If You’re Traveling To Raub Soon, These 5 Activities Will Make Your Trip Worthwhile

Bet You Didn’t Know Pahang has this Village for 5 Surprisingly Fun Experiences!
Pahang is the largest state in Malaysia, rich with lush rainforests, highlands and beaches. Think Taman Negara, Cameron Highlands, Genting Highlands and Tioman Island, which are flocked by tourists from around the world. However, these popular attractions often overshadow the natural gems hidden amidst the quieter villages.
Kampung Sungai Klau is a traditional village located roughly 2 hours away from KL and ½ hour away from Raub. It owes its name to the Klau River, which was incidentally named after the kelah fish inhabiting its rushing stream.The charm of the village lies in its classic kampung vibe, reinforced by its pristine natural attractions and array of outdoor recreational activities.
In fact, here are 5 things you can do at this underrated village of Pahang.
 1. Start your adventure on a 4WD

Deep in the rainforest near the village is a picturesque waterfall accessible via a 4WD. The meandering dirt road leads you pass hillside plantations and the gentle slopes of Mount Benom.
But don’t let this serene picture fool you! The exhilarating 40-minute ride challenges you to hold on tight and dodge branches along the steep terrain. It’s Temple Run in real life.

 2. Surrender to Nature at Lata Berembun

After braving the bumpy obstacle course, you’ll be greeted by the Lata Berembun waterfall. Since it is still unknown to most tourists, the waterfall is clean and unspoilt. The chilly water crashes down from at least seven cascades into a deep pool, framed by the thickets of the rainforest.
Lata Berembun is a perfect spot to swim, meditate or have a picnic on the rocks. City dwellers can immerse themselves in the art of forest-bathing, a Japanese practice that involves taking in the forest atmosphere to enhance health. If the weather is alright, you can trek to a higher part of the waterfall to speed down the natural water slides.

3. Wander around a historical cave

Gua Kechil is an ancient cave and local treasure of Raub. Once a hideout for Japanese soldiers and the Communist, the cave boasts writings that piece together fragments of Malaya’s history.
The passionate guide there is happy to show you around Gua Kechil to explain the stalagmite and stalactite formations, the diverse ecosystem and other little details that add to its mystery.
4. Eat home-cooked Guang Xi food

Kampung Sungai Klau has a large Guang Xi population, so families there often incorporate this style in their cooking. Homestays in the area usually prepare home-cooked food to give guests a taste of traditional Guang Xi dishes, such as steamed chicken with ginger sauce and stuffed tofu with minced pork. Leaves a warmth in your heart too, don’t you think?
 5. Experience the kampung lifestyle at a local homestay

Staying at a local homestay lets you experience what it’s like to live in a kampung. For those who grew up in a traditional Chinese household, this would definitely be a trip down memory lane! You can even hire a bike to explore the village at your own leisure.
To see these pristine gems in Pahang, you are welcome to join this tour, guided by Chiao Ning, a local expert from LokaLocal. Visit LokaLocal to discover unique local experiences or become a local expert.
This article is written by Rachael Lum from Lokalocal, a startup that allows travelers to enjoy uniquely local experiences. Rachael is a writer, blogger, TV addict and bookworm suffering from insatiable wanderlust. She believes there is a story everywhere, if you look hard enough. The article is republished on Discover KL with permission.


Our PM & M’sian Royalty Are Patrons Of This Chinese Restaurant That First Opened In 2005

There are 2 things you must know about Luk Yu Tea House.
The first is that the restaurant brand actually dates way back to 2005 when Starhill Gallery was reopened, that was when the original outlet was launched. When the mall was upgraded and transformed into The Starhill Dining in December 2020, the pork-free Chinese cuisine restaurant also made a comeback with a revamped menu.

The second is that this beloved restaurant is frequently patronised by royalties and VIPs alike (pre-pandemic). A little birdie told us when we visited that regulars include the Sultan of Pahang and PM Muhyiddin Yassin. While we cannot 100% verify this with any pictures, we won’t be surprised if there are other VIP names in their long list of customers throughout their history.
Even without pork on their menu, Luk Yu Tea House takes their quality and authenticity very seriously. Led by Dim Sum Tastemaker, Chef Jun and Luk Yu Tea House Tastemaker, Chef Leong, the dishes served here highlight the best dim sum, Cantonese specialties, and Chiu Chow recipes. To advise them on Chiu Chow cooking techniques, they have award-winning Hong Kong Master Chef Alex Au from the famous Pak Loh Chui Chow restaurant in Hong Kong.

The Chinoiserie-inspired (the European interpretation of East Asian design) interior, charming mosaic tiles, and warm lighting makes it look both premium and welcoming at the same time.
Disclaimer: This dining experience happened well before the start of MCO 3.0 and the restaurant staff had all the necessary SOPs in place for our safety.

After being seated, we were recommended to try some of their signature dim sum dishes and also the salted egg fish skin as a crispy starter.

Salted egg fish skin was good, it wasn’t sweet and didn’t taste artificial and “powdery” like how some can be. Sarah is quite sensitive to overpowering salted egg dishes but this one was well balanced.

The traditional Chiu Chow oyster omelette wasn’t oily and the edges were nice and crisp, so it wasn’t “jelak” to eat. But note that this wasn’t the same as our typical Penang orh jian where the oysters are usually plumper and juicier, these were smaller oysters that added texture to the omelette but without that occasional seafood flavour in between bites.
The fried radish cake with egg and bean sprouts was a hearty dish. It was very filling because the cuts were quite large. Typically we prefer the radish cake to be cut into smaller pieces so that the surface and edges become more crispy. Diners with bigger appetites would probably appreciate this more.

As a pork-free siew mai dish, this was a great contender, and the meat was cooked perfectly. We did notice that the size of each siew mai is fairly larger than average, so it’s not really a one-bite portion but it does make it satiating.
The steamed Shanghainese chicken dumplings (xiao long bao) had a skin that was slightly thicker than we’re used to but the soup inside it was a good amount and very flavourful.

We rinsed our palate with a serving of Lily Jasmine tea, one of their premium teas from China. This doesn’t taste as strong (or “gao” in Cantonese) and bitter as some Chinese teas so this would be perfect for those who prefer fragrant teas that are more mild.
We were told that this calming tea is known to enhance one’s beauty. A few cups of it over a meal probably won’t do our beauty much difference, but thinking about that tiny possibility sure made us feel good about ourselves nonetheless ?

One of our favourites was unexpected, it was the marinated Japanese cucumber with scented chilli oil and aged vinegar. This was such a juicy and refreshing dish, every single bite is crunchy and addictive. We could really have ordered a second serving of this if we still had stomach space.
Finally we had the succulent angus striploin with house-made special sauce. The beef was cooked really tender so that was enjoyable. The sauce however was just a tad too sweet and that overwhelms the beef a little.
Overall the prices for the food here isn’t cheap, it is after all a pretty high-end restaurant. But in terms of value, the dishes were all filling due to a generous portion and there’s a wide variety of pork-free Chinese dishes.
Luk Yu Tea House
Address: 181, Bukit Bintang St, Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur


We must commend the quantity of DoubleTree’s Ramadhan buffet, but the quality… not so much

Ramadhan is just two weeks away and hotels all over Malaysia are already heating up their kitchens with aptly-themed buffets, as per tradition.
We recently attended DoubleTree by Hilton Putrajaya Lakeside’s buffet called “Around Malaysia in 80 Dishes”, cooked up by their Makan Kitchen.
And yes, you’ve guessed right—it’s inspired by the 1872 book “Around the World in 80 Days” by Jules Verne.
This hotel has a charm to it, thanks to the mish-mash of design choices.
After making a bit of a trek through the hotel itself (which, by the way, has a beautiful “resort” feel, tied together with beautiful sunsets and the serene Putrajaya Lake), we reached Makan Kitchen.
While waiting for the buffet to start, we headed out to take in the view.
Our jaws all but dropped at the sight of the spread before us. 80 dishes? We could’ve sworn there were way more than that, but we were too enamoured by the sight to actually count.
They were curated by Executive Chef Mohd Faizal Bin Abd Ghani and his team, who later took us on a quick tour of the buffet lineups.

Truth be told, we were intimidated by the sheer amount of choice we were given. We came up with a game plan anyway: divide and conquer.
And we did.
For the sake of wisely rationing stomach space, we chose dishes that were either classics or seemed uncommon at restaurants we frequent, which means we forwent most of the familiar kuih muih, fried snacks, and salads.
First stop: Chinatown
Since this wasn’t a Western-style buffet, there weren’t any dishes that could really be considered appetisers, unless you count kuih-muih as such.
Spot your favourite childhood kuih here?
The buffet celebrates Malaysia’s diversity, so you’ll see Chinese, Malay, and Indian food in their own sections. Being a Ramadhan buffet though, it’s to be expected that the Malay dishes had the most extensive spread.
With so many dishes to keep track of, we conservatively filled our plates according to the different cuisines, and first dug into the plate of Chinese food, starting with the char kuay teow and chicken rice which were just alright.
Classic char kuay teow.
The tender and flavourful roasted chicken was our favourite, and the butter prawns with oats were delicious albeit slightly overcooked (watch out for the spiciness though because the kick comes out of left field).
I also quite enjoyed the crispy fried fish with Nyonya sauce, which had a kerabu-like flavour, and the baby kailan with garlic and salted fish that fulfilled the veggie quota for the cuisine.
Second stop: Dapur Kawah
Earlier when we spoke to Executive Chef Mohd Faizal, he shared that his favourite lauk of the spread were the Gulai Daging Rusa Kapar and Ketupat Sotong Ganu.
The gravies of these dishes were pretty good.
After tasting the spread, if there’s one thing that I can commend Makan Kitchen on, it’s that they know how to do lauk gravies well. Many of the gravy-based dishes we tried, including the chef’s favourites, had well-seasoned and full-bodied flavours.
It was just a pity that the more gamey meats like the mutton, beef, and lamb were tough to chew for Sarah, who has higher meat standards than me. It could be that they weren’t tenderised well or were overcooked.
From baking tray to biryani.
Nonetheless, if I had to make a pick, I’d have gone for seconds with the Daging Dendeng, which was sweet, salty, and spicy. On the other hand, Sarah found most of the chicken dishes to be her favourites of the night, but was still a little limited in choice since she can’t handle spiciness and heat.
The ikan bakar was quite the showpiece amidst the rest of the smaller dishes, but unfortunately, neither of us were very impressed by its flavour. I personally do not gravitate towards such dishes, but those who do might enjoy it with the accompanying sauce.
Those teeth warn, “Don’t ‘fish’ around with me!”
Something that we were initially quite excited about was actually the personalised masak lemak pots, where you could choose what went in: beef, duck, catfish, and more.
We ordered a pot to share and enthusiastically dug in, but couldn’t stomach it because everything about it tasted quite badly burnt. Which was mind-boggling, because the soup itself didn’t look scorched, nor did the meat in it.
Another person who was sharing a table with us noted the same happened to their personalised masak lemak, so that dish sadly went to waste.
Third stop: Little India
In this section, we found lamb kebabs, tandoori chicken, fish tikka, and more. The meat was nicely seasoned (with the chicken being the most tender again) and went well with naan and cucumber raita.
This was one of the cuisines with better balanced flavours and textures.
There was also a huge plate of salmon surrounded by clay pots of various meats, vegetables, curries, papadums, and bamboo-cooked biryani.
This almost looked like a piece of art in the middle of the room.
This fish dish didn’t stand out, and none of the clay pot dishes left an impression on me either. At the very least, scooping up a bit of each dish into a papadum made for a lighter snack to close the main meal.
Final stop: Destination Dessert
Not only were we overwhelmed by the savoury foods section, but even the desserts section was an eyeful, and we’re saying that as sweet-tooths.
A DIY cendol station.
From cakes to puddings in little jars to DIY ice cream and cendol (which we unfortunately ran out of time and stomach space to try), Makan Kitchen had them all.
Desserts that were laid out delectably.
Out of all the desserts we picked, we liked the pudding jars the most, which were flavoured with mango, pandan tiramisu, and cendol with Gula Melaka.
The smaller you make them, the more of them we want to eat.
The cakes thankfully weren’t dry, but taste-wise, they fell flat in comparison to desserts we’ve tried at other hotel buffets.
Cheesecake and pandan cake.
Perhaps the perfect finisher for our 2-hour buffet experience was simply scooping ourselves some mint chocolate ice cream (or favourite flavour) and going wild with the toppings.
The good ‘ol self-serve ice cream bar.
A fairly average feast
We came to “Around Malaysia in 80 Dishes” with high expectations, but at the end of the day, we have to admit that while our tummies were full, we weren’t very satisfied.
Out of the countless dishes we tried, few impressed us beyond an eyebrow quirk and a lukewarm “hm!”. Many actually fell flat in execution or straight up failed (we’re looking at you, personalised masak lemak pot).
Executive Chef Mohd Faizal and his team no doubt worked hard to bring this buffet to us and other guests, and the sheer amount of quantity they put out is still something to marvel at.
On the plus side, the ambiance was nice and cosy.
But what mattered to us personally was how much we enjoyed the food. We felt that DoubleTree by Hilton Putrajaya Lakeside had tall ambitions, and perhaps it would’ve been better to be modest with quantity and instead focus more on the quality of each dish.
However, we agreed that this buffet at least has something for everyone, be it savoury or sweet, meaty or fishy, gravy-fied (is that a word?) or fried. It’s still an attractive and easy option for large families with members who have varying taste preferences.
Since we had limited stomach space, feast your eyes on a carousel of all the other food we didn’t manage to try:

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“Around Malaysia in 80 Dishes” buffet begins on April 3 – May 3, 2022, from 6.30PM – 10.30PM. It is priced at RM178 nett per adult, and RM89 nett per child (6 to 12 years old).
Early bird vouchers are also available for purchase at RM128 nett per adult and RM64 nett per child. Note that the dining period for early bird vouchers is only between April 3 – 10, however.
If you are driving to DoubleTree by Hilton Putrajaya Lakeside, we’d recommend that you bring small change to pay for your parking ticket later, because the autopay machine does not return any balance.
This was something we and a few other diners learnt the hard way. The machine actually tells you to pay the correct amount, so we visited the reception to exchange our larger notes for smaller ones.
However, the staff assured us that the autopay could provide change, so we went ahead and put in RM10 to pay for our RM5 ticket… and got nothing back.
Overpaid and our receipt didn’t even come out fully. *facepalm*
Since it was already late at night, we decided not to pursue the matter, but felt that this was something the hotel should address, and that future buffet-goers should know.
DoubleTree by Hilton Putrajaya Lakeside
Address: 2, Jalan P5/5, Presint 5, 62200 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya.
Number: 603 8890 0000
Email: [email protected]
Website: Eat. Drink. Hilton.


17 Places To Throw A Killer Christmas Party Your Colleagues Will Thank You For

It’s less than a month till Christmas, you better start planning your Christmas party before your preferred venues get booked out! If you need some suggestions on where to host your office Christmas Party, here are some ideas for you to consider.
Hosting a cocktail party
If you’re going to be drinking it up this Christmas, consider hosting a cocktail party. Perfect for mingling, get-together and company bonding. For a small-scale Christmas cocktail party, below are some spaces which can comfortably accommodate under 100 pax.

Base 26 fits up to 70 pax standing, Taste at Geno Hotel fits up to 100 pax standing, The Aura fits up to 80 pax standing and Skyloft at Zell-V fits up to 60 pax standing.
For large corporations or those who are inviting clients and partners alike, these spaces above might not be big enough to host your guests. For those expecting more than 100 pax, consider these spaces below!

Glasshouse fits up to 600 pax standing, Cornerstone fits up to 400 pax standing, Deck at The Row fits up to 180 pax standing and it comes with a full-size bar and barbeque pit.
Host a sit-down dinner for staffs and clients
Good food and good company are two things that gel together! We love our nasi lemak, roti canai and char kuey teow but tis’ the season to feast on something Western.
We highly recommend Nathalie Gourmet if you’re up for something fancy. La Cocina is a good pick if you love tapas and paella, Ciao Ristorante is perfect if you’re looking for authentic and quality Italian food. If you still insist on having something in-between, like International cuisine, give Bobo KL a shot!

Nathalie Gourmet Studio fits up to 70 pax seated, La Cocina fits up to 230 pax seated. PS: A private room is also available upon request.

Ciao Ristorante  fits up to 180 pax indoor and 300 pax outdoor and private rooms are available upon management discretion. Bobo KL‘s Dining Room fits up to 50 pax.
Enjoy some live performances over some drinks
Jazz it up this Christmas by enjoying some live performances in town. We know that good live performances are hard to come by nowadays and have been replaced by the DJ consoles. Fret not as we know of venues which have quality live performances which will not disappoint!

Bobo KL‘s Piano Room is specially dedicated to live performances. Live House in TREC KL also has daily live performances. The Merchant Live in Armada Hotel is a hybrid of cosmopolitan New York bar and an updated London gentlemen’s club which has regular live performances. If you prefer to have a private performance session of your own, book their private rooms and have full access to karaoke entertainment, pool table AND a dart machine.
Throw a rooftop Christmas party
Outdoor rooftop spaces are venues which will never go out of style and you’ll instantly get into the festive mood if you have an event there! While these spaces are hard to come by, we found a few within the Klang Valley which are opened to hosting events.

Skyloft at Zell-V‘s outdoor area fits up to 300 pax, Acappella Suite Hotel‘s Skylawn fits up to 100 pax, Space Seven‘s rooftop is ideal for 100 pax, Deck at the Row accommodates up to 180 pax.
Try out some fun activities with your colleagues
For a different type of Christmas party, these are some fun-filled activities which will surely bring the team together!

Studio at KL offers art jamming activities for all! Nathalie Gourmet Studio is where you can have a private cooking class with Chef Nathalie! Their studio is ideal for a group of 25 pax or less. Drum Asia‘s stage is all yours! The Merchant Live is where you can sing your heart out!
Feature Image Credit: Venuescape
This article was first published on Venuescape. It is republished on Discover KL with permission.


DoubleTree redeems its Ramadhan buffet in 2023, here’s what we liked from its wide spread

When we visited DoubleTree by Hilton Putrajaya Lakeside in 2022 to try their Ramadhan buffet, we concluded that they had been a little too ambitious with their vision.
Unfortunately, their execution fell short.
2023 seems to be the year that the hotel is aiming to turn our perception around though.
With more dishes on display than before (last year’s total was 80), the buffet named “Citarasa Serantau” began with a feast for the eyes.

And ears, as there was a live band playing crooning Malay tunes. We were told that once Citarasa Serantau was open to the public, the band would be playing near the clock tower just outside Makan Kitchen.
With higher hopes, we dug into the spread.

We weren’t able to try every single dish, since we were only a team of two, but we did our best to pick out some of the more notable and appealing dishes from each section. Throughout, we even found some favourites this time!
Starting off with the Sup Gear Box (sup daging), we were immediately blown away by the richness of flavours, even with a thin, translucent broth.
It tasted very reminiscent of sup tulang, but without the pepperiness. It’s perfect on its own and pairs well with rice dishes.
You can opt to get just the soup, or have the chef serve it with a bone for marrow-slurping goodness.

With our taste buds titillated, we moved on to the mains.
The Kambing Panggang Rempah Sangai Sumbat Nasi Kebuli (you can blink now) is one of the hotel’s signature dishes this year.
Thankfully, its long name was justified by the abundance of delicious flavours served up. The lamb meat was quite tender and well-seasoned, but what stole Sarah’s carnivorous heart was actually the rice.

Nasi Kebuli consists of rice cooked in goat meat broth, goat milk, and clarified butter, giving its flavour profile depth and layers. It’s nothing too complex though, and ultimately was one of the homier dishes there that night, despite us never having tried it before.
The biryani was also quite good, and we enjoyed eating it with the palak paneer. The spiced spinach puree was great, though the big chunks of paneer themselves were rather tough to eat.
This might be because they were pan-fried first, making them firmer than usual, but I wouldn’t say they ruined the dish.

For a different protein, the butter chicken is worth your stomach space too.
We didn’t find the red grouper dish very striking, and liked the more understated spinach salmon instead. The spinach paste it was baked with added a mild earthy flavour, and the salmon flesh was cooked well, flaking but not dry.

My favourite dish that night was the chicken shawarma, tucked into a pita pocket with fresh, crunchy onions and some other veggies.
The shawarma was freshly sliced off a huge, rotating spit, savoury juices running down the pillar of meat.

The meat was well-seasoned and tender, the onions giving a sharp pungent finish to each bite. Topped with the cucumber raita, I was in heaven.
While Sarah would return to her Kambing Panggang Rempah Sangai Sumbat Nasi Kebuli for a second round, the chicken shawarma was my pick.
Another good meat dish was the chicken satay. It satisfied, but didn’t surprise. The beef satay was on the tougher side.

Interestingly, a lot of our favourite dishes that night were from the Indian and Middle Eastern sections.
The Chinese section had a decent selection, but none of the dishes really lingered in our minds. On the other hand, the Malay section had several dishes that seemed promising, but neither of us found them very familiar.

Maybe this was because Citarasa Serantau also combines dishes from the neighbouring countries of Indonesia and Thailand with local favourites.
I found myself missing 2022’s Daging Dendeng, which was absent this time.
Once done with the mains, we dove into the desserts of pudding jars and cakes.

We tried the mango and strawberry cake pudding jars and liked both, but the cakes were what surprised us, probably because we weren’t expecting much.
From the selection, we liked the pandan cake (it’s hard to mess up), and the chocolate cake had a delectably dark and deep flavour.

To quench your thirst, there’s an assortment of iced drinks including sugarcane, bandung, cincau, and more. However, all of these were quite diluted and thin.

So, perhaps try the hot drinks instead. Sarah was rather impressed with the teh tarik, but there’s also coffee if caffeinating at night is your thing.
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There’s a lot more that we didn’t have the stomach space to try, such as the kuih-muih, jeruk (pickled stuff), fresh seafood, and the list goes on.

For RM188 nett per adult and RM94 nett per child (6 to 12 years old), you’d likely want to get the most out of your time here though.
There’s an early bird offer of RM148 nett per adult and RM74 nett per child for bookings made from March 23 – 31, 2023.
While still a high price to pay per pax, DoubleTree by Hilton Putrajaya Lakeside was able to balance its ambition and execution for Citarasa Serantau much better this year.
That’s a win in our book!
P.S.: The hotel also finally fixed its autopay machine, which didn’t give us change the last time we were there. Now you can pay using larger notes with peace of mind. Another win!
DoubleTree by Hilton Putrajaya Lakeside
Address: 2, Jalan P5/5, Presint 5, 62200 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya.
Number: 603 8890 0000
Email: [email protected]
Website: Eat. Drink. Hilton.


#SaveOrSplurge: What RM1.6k/Night Will Get You At This Luxurious Rawang Homestay

#SaveOrSplurge is a new DiscoverKL series highlighting the most luxurious makan spots, activities, places and travel spots in and out of KL. Leave it to our team to find out if you should just “save your money” or “splurge all the way”.

Often times, all you need in order to recharge is a quick getaway at a local Airbnb. One which is close enough that you don’t spend half of the time driving and has activities planned out for you is a plus.
Enter IO Home.
A 45-minute drive from the heart of KL, this private 3-storey homestay has got all the necessities for a fun time (you might not even feel like leaving the house).
Priced at RM1,600 per night, the holiday home can accommodate up to 17 pax.

Here’s what you’ll get at #IOHome:
1. A gorgeous pool with its own life-sized unicorn float

As soon as we spotted the unicorn float, we knew we wanted a shot with it. Though we didn’t use it a whole lot, it’s defo a good idea to lie back and chill on the float on a lazy evening.
Tip: It deflates pretty quick, especially with use and when it has been out in the sun for a bit, so take the time to quickly pump air into the unicorn float prior to using it.
2. An indoor wicker swing to lounge in

All the seats in the house are occupied? Chop a seat on the wicker swing instead. For those who are smaller in size (or kids), you can even curl up for a nap on this comfy wicker swing.
3. Another wicker swing—this time, outdoors!

As if there aren’t enough IG-worthy spots around the house, you’ll find another one at the wicker swing in the glass house lounge area by the pool.
4. Endless games on the XBOX 360

There are 100 games on the XBOX 360 and it also comes with Motion. Some of the games we enjoyed were Street Fighter and Just Dance.
5. A shelf FULL of board games

Board games and card games make up the majority of the activity shelf in IO Home. Located on the 2nd floor of the home, you’ll find anything, from classics like Connect 4, Monopoly and UNO, to more physical games like Twister.
6. This killer view

This hidden spot on the 2nd floor is not as flashy as the other IG-worthy spots in the home but it’s got views worth rising early for. Overlooking the glass house area and garden below, the best time to chill at the outdoor balcony area is early in the morning or late in the evening when it’s not too warm. It’s also a place of privacy where you can take calls or get some work done—just close the sliding door behind you.
7. Close to 1,000 games on this hacked arcade machine

Owner Joewel shared that his dream was to have his own private arcade machine. He grew up playing Metal Slug and never really got the chance to advance because he didn’t have the luxury of endless tokens. The arcade room on Level 2 is his own personal dream come true. It’s got close to 1,000 nostalgic games on it and because it’s already been hacked, you won’t need to feed it with any tokens in order to play. Win!
8. This reversible pool and air hockey table

One of the coolest aspects of the house is no doubt the arcade room. And you’ll find the reversible air hockey table here. Flip it over and you’ll find a snooker table.
9. This Instagrammable spot

The glow-in-the-dark art installations in the arcade room are added elements that make the space all the more cooler. And one more IG-worthy spot? Meh, we’re not complaining. Just be sure to turn the lights off when they’re not in use.
10. A gorgeous glasshouse concept lounge area

All the housing units in the neighbourhood look identical to IO Home but what sets this unit apart from the rest is the glass house concept. The IO Home team invested their resources to make this section of the home a reality. And it’s definitely a worthy investment considering how you can enjoy the view of the mountains in the distance when you’re chilling here.
11. A golf putting course

While most of the outdoor spots at IO Home are for chilling purposes, you can challenge your kakis to a round of golf at the golf putting course located right beside the igloo dome.
12. A fully-equipped kitchen + BBQ pit

The kitchen is fully-equipped with all the basic cooking utensils and even comes with an induction cooker. Our team brought along some basic ingredients to prepare breakfast at the house one morning and found that the appliances were sufficient to prepare a fairly simple meal of burgers and sausages.
Alternatively, there’s also a BBQ pit outside. So, if you’re planning to have a barbecue session, do bring along your own ingredients or shop at any of the nearby supermarkets. Tesco Rawang is a quick 5-minute drive away.
13. 5-star hotel quality bedding

Pristine white bedding is synonymous with stays at the hotel so it was definitely a plus when we found out that all of IO Home’s bedding is of a 5-star hotels’ quality.
14. Rain showers for everyone!

If you’re not too fussed about your shower experience, you might not be as impressed as we were with the bathrooms at IO Home. But as someone who values a clean, spacious bathroom, this was definitely a plus.
There’s also an additional bathroom in the arcade room—equipped with its own rain shower as well.
15. This igloo dome decked out in fairy lights

Frankly, it can get a little warm in the igloo dome during the day. But when night time comes around, the igloo dome comes alive, with the fairy lights giving off a fairytale-like feel. If you’re just looking to escape from your gang for a bit, grab a book and chill at the outdoor igloo dome.
So, is a staycation at IO Home a #SaveOrSplurge? Here’s a breakdown based on your spending category:
College/Uni Students: Probably not, especially if your purpose of travel is good food. Sure, Rawang has plenty of good food, but let’s face it, it’s definitely not the first place that comes to mind when we think of the best food in Malaysia. Ipoh and Penang would likely be the first choice. However, students do have a larger circle of friends or at the very least, course mates, and a quick roadtrip during the weekend is definitely something worth having at least once, perhaps right before graduating and heading into the “real world”.
Young Working Adults: Yes, more so if you’re here on a holiday with your colleagues. Let’s face it, at this age, most of your staycations are probably with colleagues. There’s also likely less of you which means that it’s a higher price per head. However, if your company is using it for a team building getaway (like we did), it’s pretty worth it as there are enough activities to enjoy around the home. Plus points for having chill activities like board games and arcade games too. Most companies force convince their employees to partake in pretty extreme activities in the name of team-bonding. None of that here. 😛
Working Professionals: Sure, but it likely won’t be as worth it. That’s because, most working professionals are likely attached and have small families of their own. However, if you’re planning a staycation with your extended family (perfect during festive celebrations like CNY and Raya), this place is perfect as there are activities for adults and young ones too.
Made with homebodies in mind, this private homestay has got all the facilities and activities to keep you occupied throughout your stay here. In fact, you can opt to bring along your own food and ingredients to cook at the fully-equipped kitchen. That way, you’ll get to maximise your time in this picturesque home and (try to) finish all the games on the arcade machine. 😉
IO Home
Website: https://iohome.my/dolomite-templer
Tel: 014 679 0636


Get Your Fill Of Lobster Briyani And Lobster Tandoori At This KL Restaurant

It’s a given that briyanis and banana leaf rice meals are a huge part of Malaysian culture.
Whether it’s a weekend indulgence or a lunch break treat, Malaysians can never get enough of it.
Noting this, local briyani house Fierce Curry House has introduced a new twist to the iconic meal with their Lobster Briyani and Lobster Tandoori dishes.
Just a short walk from the Bangsar LRT station, Fierce Curry House serves up Banana Leaf and Hyderabad Dum Biryani as well as a’la carte North Indian cuisine for dinner.

Their most popular offering would have to be the Lobster Briyani.
The Lobster Briyani is priced at RM260 but features a huge lobster which has been cooked into flavourful briyani rice. This dish is so popular that you might have to order it in advance.
On top of this, Fierce Curry House also serves up briyani rice with king prawns, scallops and venison.
Fancy banana leaf instead? You can pair it with indulgent proteins such as crabs and prawns.
Priced at RM13, Fierce Curry House offers a vegetarian Banana Leaf Thali experience.

It includes a choice of white rice, par-boiled rice or chapati along with 5 vegetables of the day (including fried bittergourd), chapati, dhal, Vathal Kulambu (vegetable curry), Rasam (spiced soup), Pappadom, Salted Fried Chilli and Kesari.
Fierce Curry House – Banana Leaf & Hyderabadi Dum Biryani
Hours: 12pm-10.30pm, daily.
Address: 16 Jalan Kemuja, Bangsar Utama, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Fierce Curry House – Banana Leaf & Hyderabadi Dum Biryani
Tel: 019 770 1945 / 03 2202 3456
All Image Credit: Fierce Curry House – Banana Leaf & Hyderabadi Dum Biryani


【Duddha】 亚洲创意料理餐厅 ：超有特色的用餐体验，包你一吃就爱上！

如果你吃腻了一般的西餐或中餐，不如偶尔换下口味品尝富有特色的亚洲美食吧！这家名叫【Duddha】的餐厅是主打特色亚洲美食。来自新加坡的专业厨师Jet Lo 对于亚洲美食的热情，使他以大胆创新的方式自创了各种富有特色又迷人的餐点。
Image Credit: Duddha
如果你喜欢个性化风格的餐厅，那Duddha 一定可以为你带来全新的用餐体验。这家餐厅从菜式到环境都十分特色化和鲜明化。餐厅内的墙上都以五颜六色的壁画和人物来装饰，给人一种类似街头风格的感觉，Duddha无疑是将餐饮环境变成了一个艺术环境，把“生活方式”引入美食中，为顾客带来多层次的舌尖享受。
Image Credit: Duddha
Image Credit: Duddha
他们的Green Curry Saltwater Barramundi (RM30) 可是超级推荐哟！微辣的绿咖喱非常浓郁，加上产于日本北部的朴蘑，搭配白饭吃起来，绝对会颠覆你在一般餐厅所吃到的绿咖喱的体验。
Image Credit: Rueann Dass
此外，他们还有来自日本的烤茄子搭配蟹肉，吃起来真的味道很特别又好吃！细腻又香嫩的茄子口感搭配虾米和葱一起吃，又多了一份层次感。
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这里也有顶级和牛牛扒（RM79），主厨把牛扒与亚洲人都熟悉的Rendang 酱搭配，跟一般西餐厅吃的牛扒，风味真的很不同却意外的好吃。牛扒上还撒了爆米花和香脆的香料，搭配牛肉吃起来不但软嫩，外皮也很酥脆。
Image Credit: Duddha
除了这些，Duddha 还有其他菜式如：椰浆饭，红咖喱鸡，鱼扒等等。虽然这些听起来似乎是很普遍的菜式，但是在Duddha的主厨创新下，绝对会让你品尝到不一样的风味。
Image Credit: Melanie Yu
地址：Lot G48, Ground Level, Suria KLCC, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Kuala Lumpur 50088
电话：+60 3 2166 2257
营业时间：10:00am – 10:00pm
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Feature Image Credit: Duddha& Melanie Yu


We Threw Our Company's 1st Anniversary Party On An Actual Boeing 737 Plane

Ever since I was a little girl, plane rides were something I genuinely looked forward to.
Perhaps it’s the excitement of traveling, but the novelty gradually wore off as I grew older and the sweet memories were subsequently replaced with rude flight attendants and mediocre meals.
That was, until our company’s first anniversary which we celebrated aboard Plane In The City.

Plane In The City is the first aircraft dining experience in KL and it’s organised by the same team behind the famed Dinner In The Sky experience.
Priced at RM199 per pax for a 90-minute economy class journey, guests get to enjoy a multi-course fine dining experience, walk on the plane’s wings and play captain in the cockpit of the Boeing 737.

Plane In The City is hard to miss because even from a distance, you would be able to spot the ginormous plane which frankly looks pretty majestic when up close.

Upon entering, we checked in through a touchscreen portal and snapped some shots at the Plane In The City backdrop with some plane-inspired props.
We can later browse through these pictures at the touchscreen device by our plane seat and have the option to purchase them as a souvenir (each picture is priced at RM49).

As we arrived at Plane In The City a little earlier, we killed time by chilling at the Skyland Lounge and enjoyed some complimentary drinks courtesy of Plane In The City (complimentary drinks are typically reserved for business class guests).
It was fortunately a short wait as we boarded on time—15 minutes before our 6pm session commenced.
Note: If you need to use the restroom, do so prior to boarding as there are none on the plane. However, you are allowed to disembark during the flight in the case of an emergency.

Like any aircraft, seatings are pre-arranged but the only difference is how there are only window seats on this flight and guests are seated facing one another.
This would make it ideal for a couple’s date night or a besties’ outing.

Whilst awaiting your meal, opt to pay the plane cockpit a visit or experience wing walking for the first time—or both.
As it happened to rain heavily during our visit, we could not head out to the wing of the plane and was compensated with a ticket that allowed us to try it out at another time.
The wing walk experience would allow guests to walk along the wing of the plane whilst being strapped in with a harness. It would be a cool experience, even for those with a fear of heights.
As wing walking was out of the question even as the rain died down, (the crew members were concerned that the plane surface would be too slippery and hence, not safe for walking on) we chose to head to the cockpit instead.

It’s cool how the Boeing 737 control system remained mostly intact—but don’t get any ideas in your head to steer the plane towards Switzerland though. 😛

Pilot caps are available as props so feel free to snap as many shots as possible of yourself playing captain.
The cabin crew’s playful in-flight announcement was our cue to head back to our seats. We were even urged to “unbuckle our seat belts to make way for the food to come”.

Meals were exclusively prepared by Le Meridien Kuala Lumpur and it’s a 3-course degustation.
Guests will be served a choice of white or wholemeal buns which are surprisingly fluffy and not the rock hard dinner rolls you would expect. We also enjoyed a free flow of water and juice throughout the meal.

If you’re hankering for some bubbly, you may also opt to purchase your own drinks from the in-flight menu (payment is made on the spot and it’s cash only).

Appetiser’s a German Birch Wood Smoked Norwegian Salmon Cereal Bread, Pickle Shallot, Gherkin, Avocado Cream and Ikura.
The lean cut of smoked salmon was just the right serving size and we enjoyed how the gherkin was a sour element that cut through the richness of the avocado cream.
The main course is a choice between:

Roasted Cajun and Herb Chicken, Savoury Brioche, Leek and Hickory Duck Pudding, Buttered Almond Carrot
Steamed Fish Of The Day, Soy Broth, Scallion, Ginger and Coriander with Buckwheat Noodles and Wilted Baby Greens
Slow Cooked BBQ Beef Ribs, Orange Herb Crumble, Mascarpone Russet Crema and Roasted Asparagus

The chicken meat is soft and melts in the mouth and whilst this was a winner, so was the bite-sized savoury brioche it came with—we wished there were more of these!

The beef is flavourful and tender and you can tell that quality protein is used in this dish. The mashed potato with mascarpone on the other hand, is soft and creamy. In fact, our Managing Director who was on a keto meal plan even skipped a day of dieting to enjoy this. Yup, that’s how good this is.

The fish is soft but we found the gravy too savoury, hence overpowering the flavour of the fish. What we did enjoy though is the decent portion size and how it was accompanied by plenty of green vegetables. The dish reminded us of classic Chinese comfort food so if you enjoy Asian meals, this one’s for you.

For dessert, we had the Vanilla Oreo Panna Cotta which made for the perfect end to a sumptuous meal. It was smart of the Le Meridien KL team to add fresh berries to the decadent dessert as its sweet-sour taste cuts through the richness of the panna cotta nicely.
Some of our team members who were observing the fasting period for Ramadhan had their meals served at roughly 20 minutes past 7pm and dates were offered to start them off. It was nice that although the cabin crew were anticipating another flight session at 8pm, they allowed our team members sufficient time to enjoy their meal before disembarking from the flight.

When the time finally came for us to land, it was bittersweet.
We wished we had a little more time on the plane as the length of the session was just nice, considering how we did not try the wing walk experience during our visit.
Other than that, it was definitely a dining experience for the books. And considering how RM199 is a typical price tag for a fine dining experience in KL, what Plane In The City offers is well worth the price.

I’d say that the wing walk experience coupled with a visit to the cockpit makes this a new and refreshing fine dining experience that KL-ites should definitely consider.

So until next time, it’s been a good flight, Plane In The City!

Plane In The City
Hours: 6pm and 8pm, Mondays-Fridays, (up to 4 sessions on weekends)
Address: Imbi, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur
Website: Plane In The City
Tel: 03-2282 6413


Bon Appétit Restaurant Review: Fancy Fine Dining Food Without The Fancy Prices

Conveniently located at Oasis Square, Bon Appetit gives its customers a casual fine dining experience, with prices that are not exorbitantly high. There is no doubt that sometimes we would like to splurge on ourselves on good food.
With this restaurant’s concept, you’ll get that.
Providing a certainty of peace and an ambiance of serenity to its patrons, it gives them a chance to relax and unwind whilst devouring a meal of their choice.
Image Credit: Table App
That being said, at this spot, affordable prices does not mean that the quality is not on par.
Image Credit: Everyday Food I Love
I started off with an appetizer: the Mushroom Bruschettas (RM8). It is a mushroom bruschetta topped with mozzarella cheese, unquestionably a good start and pretty moreish, even for a bite-sized meal.
I tend to pick a good classic burger or pasta as my main and that’s exactly what I went for this time too.

Image Credit: Bon Appetit Restaurant & Foursquare User @ N Afiqah Razak
The Great Western Beef Burger (RM28) comes with soft sesame buns, beef patty, two crispy calamari rings with an egg, a lettuce, cucumber, tomato and cheese. The beef patty is absolutely juicy, and well-rendered – it’s seasoned to perfection. The calamari rings brings an element of crunch to the dish. I couldn’t find much flaw with this dish and personally, it’s everything you could ever ask for in a beef burger.
I went with the Signature Beef Bolognese Pasta (RM25) next, as it’s a timeless Italian classic. The bolognese had rich flavours from the meat with just a hint of tomato. It was an absolutely mouth-watering dish as the sauce wasn’t too watery, nor was it on the dry side. It had the right consistency to it whilst the pasta was al dente. A classic bolognese executed with finesse.
Tip: You can opt for your choice of pasta and options include spaghetti, fettuccine or linguine.
Image Credit: Bon Appetit Restuarant & Isaac Tan
Next was the Salmon Steak & Lemon Caviar (RM38), which was also cooked to perfection. The pan-seared salmon had a good texture of crisp on the skin while the flesh beneath remained moist and tender. With the lemon caviar on the side, the flavours certainly popped and complemented the fish beautifully.
Image Credit: Isaac Tan & Everyday Food I Love
Moving on to dessert, I had the Crėme Brulee (RM10). A classic French cream custard, handmade and baked, served with the perfect crackly layer of caramelized sugar.  A good way to end the night, with such a sweet, satisfying treat that wasn’t too firm as you cut into it. It had just the right amount of wobble – just like how good crėme brulees should.
Overall, this is a nice, unpretentious restaurant with quality service. Hands down, a must-try for everyone. It’s important to note that Bon Appetit has weekly updates to their lunch menu so before you drop by, be sure to check out their Facebook page!

Bon Appétit Restaurant & Café
Hours: 11am-10pm, Mondays-Saturdays. (Closed on Sundays)
Address: D-G-06, Block D, Oasis Square, Jalan PJU 1A/7A, Ara Damansara
Website: Bon Appetit Restaurant & Cafe
Tel: 03-7859 9998


Your Furkids Deserve The Best B'day Cake EVER So Here Are 4 Places In KL To Get 'Em

Our pets are clearly innocent lil’ creatures we don’t deserve. Their loyalty, love and admiration for their owners is precious and it’s no wonder why some owners would lavish their furkids with the best treats, toys and more. Well, for your doggo’s upcoming birthday celebration, why not throw a full out party complete with a birthday cake too? Here are 4 places in KL where you can get a “bork-day cake” for your best friend.
1. Blink Pets Bakery

Surprise your pet with a birthday cake or birthday cupcakes by one of the more well-known pet bakeries in town, Blink Pets Bakery. They have been around for close to a decade and their desserts are made with ingredients which are natural, sugar-free, salt-free, preservative-free and artificial colouring-free. Cake prices at Blink Pets Bakery start at RM46 and on top of desserts, you can also get cookies and “fries” for your furry friend as a treat.
Blink Pets Bakery
Email: [email protected]

Address: L2, S3C, IPC Shopping Centre, Petaling Jaya
Website: Blink Pets Bakery
Tel: 012-328 9233
2. DogElicious Pets Bakery

DogElicious Pets Bakery’s USP is their creativity and their talent in recreating little edible figurines with an uncanny similarity to the actual doggo. The cakes at this pet bakery are priced according to the designs, flavour and packaging for the cake. You can choose from sweet flavours like blueberry banana, orange and peanut butter, to savoury ones like beef, tuna or chicken cheese. Orders are to be made 10 days in advance and delivery options are available too.
DogElicious Pets Bakery
Email: [email protected]
Website: DogElicious Pets Bakery
Tel: 012-2636 555
3. Pawz Bakery

Pawz Bakery is a home-based pet bakery in Sri Petaling and they are able to create custom design cakes with prices starting from RM55. This pet bakery has options for pets that are allergic to gluten or have any specific allergy concerns as well. All you’ll have to do is leave your specific request with the team when placing your orders. If your pooch prefers traditional sweet cakes, opt for flavours like vanilla, strawberry, pandan or blueberry. Alternatively, there are savoury cakes with flavours like chicken or lamb as well.
Pawz Bakery
Email: [email protected]
Website: Pawz Bakery
Tel: 012-3877282
4. Barkery Oven

While Barkery Oven does not create custom birthday cakes specifically, they have options for muffins (aptly nicknamed pawffins) and fudges as well, which come in pawprint designs. Order up a batch of these to compliment your pet’s birthday cake or opt to have these as a birthday cake substitute instead. Flavours include banana and carob, cheesy carrot, peanut butter, pork liver, pumpkin and spinach. Prices for these pawffins start at RM30.
Barkery Oven
Email: [email protected]
Website: Barkery Oven
Tel: 012-393 5006
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30 Birthday Month Privileges In M'sia To Take Advantage Of As You Turn A Year Older

You know what would make a truly happy birthday? Discounts and promos, that’s what! As you turn a year older and wiser, you’ll know how your birthday is another chance for you to enjoy exclusive privileges that you won’t be able to any other month.
If you’re blowing out candles this month, here’s how you can make the most of the birthday discounts available in Malaysia, across several categories including food, fashion and entertainment. And if it’s not your birthday, you can still bookmark this for future use. 😉 Let the discounts begin!
Food
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1. Malones
Malones has existed in Malaysia for the past 8 years and this Irish restaurant and bar serves up European cuisine with an Irish twist. Their birthday deal includes 2 free beverages with every RM100 spent.
2. Park Royal Hotels
Park Royal Hotels is a serviced suite in KL and guests celebrating their birthdays are entitled to one complimentary buffet at Chatz Brasserie Restaurant/Si Chuan Dou Hua. They’ll also get to enjoy a Chocolate Fudge or Cheesecake at their chosen restaurant. On top of that, birthday guests can redeem one complimentary 30-minute herbal bath treatment at St. Gregory, a spa outlet at Park Royal Hotels.
3. Juice Works
Juice Works is a juice station offering fresh juice options and members get to enjoy a free birthday drink on their actual birth date as well as 10% + 10% special rebate during their birthday month.
4. Sakae Sushi
If you enjoy Japanese cuisine, chances are you’ve heard of Sakae Sushi, a restaurant serving Japanese cuisine, including sushi. Members get to enjoy an additional 50% Sakae Points on any amount spent while dining here during their birthday month. 1 Sakae Point is equivalent to RM1 and guests may redeem points to offset their next bill.
5. Tony Romas
Tony Romas is known for their beef ribs, gourmet burgers, lamb and chicken dishes as well as pasta. Guests celebrating their birthdays at this restaurant will be able to enjoy a free entrée on the house.
6. Seoul Garden
Seoul Garden serves Korean-style cuisine in a buffet format and their idea is to grow the brand in tandem with the customers as they evolve from students to working adults and even to starting a family. Birthday guests can dine for free with every 5 paying adults. Alternatively, they can also get 50% off the total bill with a minimum of 1 paying adult. This birthday deal is available on the actual birthday date, 3 days before as well as 3 days after, and it’s only valid for Seoul Garden’s My Preferred Members.
7. Kenny Rogers Roasters
Kenny Rogers Roasters is a casual dining restaurant focusing on specialties like rotisserie-roasted chicken and homemade muffins. Members of the KRR Reload Card can enjoy one free Kenny’s Quarter Meal which can be redeemed during their birthday month.
8. TGI Fridays
TGI Fridays specialises in authentic American style cuisine and birthday guests will be able to enjoy a free dessert on the house during their birthday month.
9. Manhattan Fish Market
Manhattan Fish Market, like its name suggests, is a restaurant serving up seafood cuisine. Birthday guests can enjoy a free Giant Pepsi Celebration Tower inclusive of 3 desserts from the menu, when they bring a group of 6 or more to come in and celebrate.
10. Coffee Bean
At Coffee Bean, they emphasise on beverages like sparkling iced sweet tea, nitro cold brew, ice blends, coffee and tea. As for meals, they offer bagels, muffins, scones and more. Members at Coffee Bean can enjoy a birthday privilege of a free slice of cake which is redeemable 3 days before or after their actual birthday date OR 20% off the total bill for meals and beverages.
11. Starbucks
Starbucks will be celebrating their 20th anniversary in Malaysia in December 2018. Members of Starbucks can enjoy 1 complimentary slice of cake with a purchase of any handcrafted beverage during their birthday month.
12. Boost Juice
Boost Juice is an Australian juice bar brand which has been in the Malaysian market since 2009. If you’re ever craving a Boost Juice and you want it for absolutely free, head in during your actual birthday. This deal is applicable to all Boost Juice card members.
13. Tealive
Tealive offers a wide array of beverages, specifically tea and milk-based drinks. Tealive members can take full advantage of the birthday tokens system which allows them to redeem a free drink worth RM6.50 on their birthday.
Entertainment & Leisure
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14. MBO Cinemas
Who wouldn’t want free movie tickets and with MBO, that’s exactly what you’ll get during your birthday month. All you’ll have to do is join MBO’s Starclub as an Allstar.
15. Golden Screen Cinemas
Members of GSC Cinemas can enjoy 2 free movie tickets during their birthday month so they can watch a movie with a loved one. They will also receive a birthday treat in the form of a redeemable Glitters Café voucher.
16. TGV Cinemas
TGV Cinemas knows how to reward their members during their birthday month. They not only offer 2 free tickets for the birthday guest, but also one free regular popcorn set.
17. Popular Bookstores
Popular Bookstores is more than just books and magazines. Under their brand, they also offer stationeries, water bottles, school bags and more. Members of this bookstore can redeem exclusive deals during their birthday month. The deals differ from month to month but past promotions have included dining discounts and more.
18. MPH Online
Bookworms can look forward to purchasing books at MPH Online during their birthday month as members get exclusive birthday deals. This includes 25% off on books purchased during the members’ actual birthday up to 2 weeks thereafter.
19. Redbox Karaoke
Belt your heart out during your birthday month at Redbox Karaoke. Members will be able to enjoy a free entry and this is applicable with minimum of 1 paying person. This promotion is valid for all karaoke sessions and guests who come in a group of 5 and above will receive 1 free bottle of sparkling juice or 1 jug of soft drink (applicable from Happy Hour onwards).
20. Sunway Lagoon
Sunway Lagoon is a recreation park in Subang Jaya and it has evolved over the years, adding new attractions such as the Nickelodeon Lost Lagoon. As part of their birthday promotion, guests can celebrate their birthday at Sunway Lagoon and bring 3 friends along to enjoy the Birthday Special deal of 4 tickets for RM360. This offer is valid throughout the members’ birthday month.
Beauty & Health
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21. Innisfree
Innisfree is a Korean skincare brand in Malaysia and they do offer exclusive deals for their members on their birthdays too. Premium and VIP members at Innisfree will be able to enjoy a free birthday kit of various Innisfree products. All Innisfree members are also entitled for double points collection for the first transaction on their birthday month.
22. Kiehls
Kiehls is a skincare brand originating from New York. They are known for their products which are made using natural ingredients. Newly joined members can enjoy a one-time 10% discount as well as a birthday gift which is redeemable during their birthday month.
23. Sephora
The trick to spending wisely at Sephora is to shop on when else but on your birthday! You’ll be able to enjoy 2x bonus points on one purchase during your birthday month. You’ll also get an RM30 birthday month reward for online purchases as well as one complimentary Benefit Brow service (in-store only).
24. The Body Shop
The Body Shop is a beauty brand originating from the UK, with an emphasis on providing products which are ethical and 100% vegetarian. By joining the Love Your Body club, members of The Body Shop who are celebrating their birthday can enjoy a 25% birthday treat SMS which is redeemable through showing the message to The Body Shop’s staff.
25. Watsons
Watsons Malaysia is a pharmacy where customers can pick up items like body and hair care products, supplements and more. Members of Watsons are entitled to 5x points when they purchase items during their birthday month, where 1 point is equivalent to RM1.
26. The Face Shop
The Face Shop is a store selling Korean beauty products in Malaysia. Members of The Face Shop will enjoy membership privileges which includes 30% off and a mystery gift during their birthday month.
27. GNC LiveWell
GNC Livewell is a specialty retailer of health food and supplements. VIP members of GNC Livewell are able to enjoy a one-time discount of 35% off storewide (excluding selected products and foodstuff) on their birthday month. A maximum of 6 pieces per item is allowed during the transaction of the purchase as well.
Fashion
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28. Timberland
Timberland is a brand selling boots, shoes, clothes and gear with a rugged appeal to it. Timberland members who are part of the Green Club can enjoy an RM100 digital birthday voucher and 10% discount storewide while Gold Club members enjoy an RM200 digital birthday voucher and 15% discount storewide. These deals are applicable during the members’ birthday month.
29. F3
F3, also known as Fashion Fast Forward, is the group managing big name brands in fashion, like Topshop, Miss Selfridge, Karen Millen, Topman, Warehouse, BCBGMAXAZRIA, Dorothy Perkins, Wallis, Burton Menswear London and Sergeant Major. Members will enjoy a 20% birthday treat during their birthday month.
30. FOS Malaysia
FOS Malaysia is a unisex fashion brand in Malaysia and members of FOS will enjoy benefits including special discounts during their birthday.
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这家疗愈咖啡馆【Milligram】的精致小巧甜品一定会融化你的心！

Milligram Cafe 是一家环境悠闲且设计风格简洁有个性的咖啡馆。店内的设计都是以白色，黑色和大量的蓝绿色为主题，为顾客带来一种清新又疗愈的感觉。
Image Credit: Finding Fats
Image Credit: Finding Fats
Milligram的甜点都是由他们手工制作的，非常精致，像是他们的马卡龙和法式蛋白霜脆饼都非常值得一试哦！看看他们的Totoro蛋糕是不是超级可爱又逼真呢？
Image Credit: Milligram
Image Credit: Milligram
此外，他们的蛋糕口味也很多，而且卖相都很新颖悦目。例如，他们的MOJITO 口味蛋糕，吃起来有淡淡又清新的薄荷味，再撒上泰国柠檬，黄梨和柠檬叶为装饰，看起来非常可口。
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Image Credit: Milligram
除了甜点，小编也非常推荐他们份量超大的早餐套餐（RM29），吃了绝对可以让你的早晨充满能量和营养。除了这个，他们的Mac and Cheese （RM18）也很美味，芝士味非常浓郁却不会令人觉得腻，再搭配一片面包和荷包蛋，超满足！
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Image Credit: Finding Fats
这里的环境很舒适，你还可以看到店里的两只招牌猫——Kilo 和 Gram。它们从这家店一开张就一直呆在这里了，可爱乖巧的它们无形中成了店里的招牌，陪店主一起欢迎顾客。
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如果你想找个地方喝喝茶，吃甜点，享受一个人的幽静时光，Milligram会是你的最佳选择哦！
地址：No 8, Jalan SS26/4, Taman Mayang Jaya, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
电话 : 03-74974358
营业时间 : 11am – 11pm (每天)
欲知详情，请点击 Milligram
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Cheras Welcomes A Brand New Shopping Destination With Sunway Velocity Mall

Around Klang Valley, there are at least 20 malls and still counting, welcoming everyone to shop till they drop or hang out with their friends and family. A new mall has opened and it is the Sunway Velocity Mall, located along Jalan Cheras. The mall marks their grand opening today, on December 8.
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This contemporary shopping mall will be a new leading retail and lifestyle destination in Kuala Lumpur. It is easily accessible via public transportation through the Taman Maluri LRT, and two upcoming MRTs. Did you know that this shopping mall will consist of 7 levels and 4 precincts, making it one of the larger shopping malls in Klang Valley!
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Despite many shopping malls popping up, it is never enough for us, as Malaysians who enjoy shopping. With Sunway Velocity Mall’s grand opening, they will be having a promotion whereby selected shops will be selling their items for only RM8 instead of the original price, for 8 days straight.
Some of the outlets that will be participating are Giordano, Clarks, Bar.B.Q Plaza, Absolute Thai, Parkson, Sushi Zanmai, Texas Chicken and so much more.
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Besides that, there are also other opening promotions including the Nichii Year End Sale, Innisfree Early Bird Special and Sportsdirect Opening Deal.
If you a regular social media user, be sure to hashtag #SunwayVelocityMall in any of your social media posts. The more posts the better as you might get some exclusive rewards through using this hashtag!
For more info, click on their Facebook page or their main website.
Sunway Velocity Mall
Address: No. 112, Block P/F, Taman Cheras, Cheras, Kuala Lumpur, 56100, Kuala Lumpur, WP Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-7494 3000


吃火锅别再吃鸳鸯锅啦！牛奶芝士、韩式泡菜锅只在秘密花园！

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虽然马来西亚四季如夏，但是大马人都很喜欢打边炉，尤其是晚上天气凉爽的时候，火锅店更是坐满了人！
在马来西亚比较常见的火锅有海鲜火锅、药膳火锅、粥底火锅和鸳鸯锅等。每次都吃一样的火锅是不是觉得很无聊？今天小编就要来为你推荐一家爱吃火锅的你一定会爱上的火锅店——秘密花园Aster Gardens Steamboat！
这里的火锅选择非常多，各种各样的汤底保证你吃得过瘾！
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Aster Gardens Steamboat在巴生Bukit Tinggi开设了第一家店，名为火锅花园。他们自开设以来就备受饕客的欢迎，而在上个月，他们也终于在Petaling Jaya开设了第一家名为秘密花园The Secret by Aster Gardens的分店啦！
Aster Gardens Steamboat的特别之处就在于他们的汤底！他们总共有8种汤底，包括清汤、泰国酸辣、南瓜芝士、香菜皮蛋、牛奶芝士、韩式泡菜、咸菜和养生药材。

怎么样？是不是光听就很想试试看啊？
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有别于一般在马来西亚看到的开放式火锅店，Aster Gardens Steamboat看起来更像是咖啡厅。
以白色为基调的装潢设计以及昏黄的灯光，为店里增添了温馨舒适的气氛。而且店里备有空调，让你舒舒服服地、吹着冷气打边炉！
此外，他们还有提供好喝的红酒哦！想换换口味，吃点不一样的火锅，就到Aster Gardens Steamboat吧！
秘密花园 Aster Gardens Steamboat
营业时间：巴生～5pm-12am（星期一至五）Petaling Jaya～9am-10pm（星期二至五）
地址：巴生－43, Lorong Batu Nilam 21C, Bandar Bukit Tinggi 2, 41200 Klang, Selangor.
Petaling Jaya－14A First Floor, Jalan SS2/66, 47300 Petaling Jaya
联络电话：03-3318 3922（巴生）／016-258 0971（Petaling Jaya）
网址：火锅花园 Aster Gardens Steamboat
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【本周必玩大全】09/01-15/01你不可错过的精彩活动！

本文为你精挑细选了本周9个最酷炫有趣的活动！想知道吉隆坡每周哪里有好玩的朋友，别忘了关注我们 Discover KL哦！Discover KL 每周一都会推出『本周必玩大全』，告诉你吉隆坡游山玩水的好去处！
1. Free Comedy Show – Nik Coppin in Bangsar
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Nik Coppin是名曾在澳洲、纽西兰、洛杉矶和知名的墨尔本国际喜剧节表演过的英国喜剧演员。他将会在明天到Bangsar的著名法国餐厅Rendez-Vous表演。忙碌的一天之后，不妨到那里笑一笑，来一顿轻松愉快的晚餐吧！
日期时间: 10/01/2017, 9pm-11pm
地点: Rendez-Vous, Bangsar
更多详情，请浏览: Free Comedy Show – Nik Coppin in Bangsar

2. Gaslight Café: Connor Morand & Sarah Jade
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Connor Morand是名来自加拿大的歌手，他被列为“7大必看的加拿大大西洋省歌手”之一。今年他联合Sarah Jade一同到世界各地巡回演出，而他们在马来西亚的首个演出将会在Kelana Jaya的Gaslight Café举行。
日期时间: 11/01/2017, 9pm-11pm
地点: Gaslight Café & Music, Kelana Jaya
更多详情，请浏览: Gaslight Café: Connor Morand & Sarah Jade
3. RMMU Carnival Night: A Glimpse Through Time
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MMU大学将在星期三举办一场70和80年代的嘉年晚会并诚邀各位有兴趣的朋友一同参加。快打扮成70或80年代的风格，来一场精彩有趣的时光之旅吧！
日期时间: 11/01/2017, 7pm-11.30pm
地点: MMU Cyberjaya
更多详情，请浏览: RMMU Carnival Night: A Glimpse Through Time
4. The Sweatbox – Wanted
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来自英国的知名DJ James Trystan最近正在亚洲做巡演，而他在马来西亚的演出即将在这个星期三与Elysium Bar + Terrace举行！
日期时间: 11/01/2017, 11pm-6am
地点: Elysium Bar + Terrace
更多详情，请浏览: The Sweatbox – Wanted
5. Bali Theme: Escape To Bali
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你有去过巴厘岛吗？如果你还没体验过巴厘岛的漂亮美景和美食，这个星期三就到The Roots Café Restaurant去享用充满巴厘岛风情的的巴厘岛菜吧！
日期时间:  11/01/2017, 12pm-3pm
地点: The Roots Café Restaurant
更多详情，请浏览: Bali Theme: Escape To Bali
6. Sausage Party – Our 5th Birthday
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Taps Beer Bar将在这个周日庆祝他们的5周年纪念日！当天他们除了会提供无限量供应的饮料和啤酒，你还可以尝到他们手工制的烤香肠哦！
日期时间: 15/01/2017, 4pm-10pm
地点: TAPS Beer Bar
更多详情，请浏览: Sausage Party – Our 5th Birthday
7. Café Malaysia 2017
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你喜欢喝茶或咖啡吗？Café Malaysia 2017即将在这个星期四于MATRADE Exhibition and Centre举行，许多东南亚的咖啡馆和供应商都会一同参加这场活动！如果你是个茶或咖啡的爱好者，就千万不要错过啦！
日期时间: 12-14/01/2017, 9am-6pm
地点: MATRADE Exhibition and Centre
更多详情，请浏览: Café Malaysia 2017
8. Markets 21 by Jaya One
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马来西亚最近有越来越多的艺术市集。这个礼拜想要淘宝的话，可以到Jaya One的生活市集Markets 21去逛逛哦！在那里你可以找到各种时尚单品和小吃，而且还有现场表演可以看哦！
日期时间: 14-15/01/2017, 11am-6pm
地点: Jaya One
更多详情，请浏览: Markets 21 by Jaya One
9. Dragonboat Open Day 10.0
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Argo Naga是来自雪隆的龙舟队。他们会在这个周日举行开放日，如果你想对这个运动有兴趣或想加入他们的龙舟队伍的话，就记得不要错过他们的开放日楼！想要了解划龙舟这热血的运动的话，请点击这里！
日期时间: 15/01/2017, 8am-11am
地点: Marina Putrajaya
更多详情，请浏览: Dragonboat Open Day 10.0
Feature Image Credit: Argo Naga & Efy