Don't Go In Blind, Here're 7 Things First-Timers At Dining In The Dark Should Know

Recently, I embarked on my very first Dining In The Dark experience.
Best part is, my team and I were kept in the dark (pun intended) about what would entail—I went with 2 of my colleagues (one was also experiencing it for the first time).
To keep the element of surprise, I tried not to Google up the famous fine dining spot and allowed the experience to unfold before my eyes.
If it’s your first time too, here’re 7 things you should know.

1. You’ll “lose” your sense of sight very early on.
Image has been enhanced; actual place is dimmer.
As soon as you enter the restaurant, which is scented with lit candles, you’ll be brought to a separate section at the back (the restaurant is broken into several different areas).
We started the dining experience with an activity that required us to only use our sense of touch to solve puzzles and complete challenges. It was definitely tough to be without sight but it gave us a preview of what’s to come as we entered the dining area.
2. But your remaining senses will be heightened.
Our guide led us into the dining area in a choo-choo train style. We took baby steps and weaved our way around tables.
As we did so, excited chatters can be heard. The best way to describe this: falling asleep to Netflix in the background.
Your eyes are closed but you can hear distinct dialogues in the background.
3. The experience is fit for the visually-impaired as well.
The place has been designed for us to function without sight. From the floor plan to the texture of the furniture and the serving bowls, it’s almost like the ideal place for the visually-impaired to maneuver around safely.
In fact, we were told that Dining In The Dark has received its fair share of visually-impaired individuals coming in to enjoy a meal with their family.
Meals were served in bite-sized pieces and nothing was scalding hot.
The floor is completely flat with soft carpet so there’s minimal risk of tripping and hurting yourself. Plus, the edges of tables are rounded and the chairs are cushioned so you won’t have to worry about knocking into any sharp edges.
4. It’s really dark in the dining area.
As a fully-sighted person, I was worried that we’d just be blindly thrown into a really dark room and left to fumble around. Being a generally clumsy person who’s afraid of the dark, this is a valid fear of mine.
Thankfully, each diner is first given a briefing by his or her designated darkness expert on what to expect from the experience.
The darkness was explained to us as “It’s so dark, you’ll only understand it when you experience it for yourself”. Our darkness expert, AK wasn’t joking.
Here’s what it looked like:

You’d laugh now but honest to God, that’s how it was.
Even with my eyes wide open, it’s like being under the duvet in a completely dark room.
Basic skills like clinking glasses or eating with my spoon and fork became almost impossible without the aid of vision.
5. Thankfully, there are experts to guide you.

Rough table layout from memory
AK briefed us on the positions of our cutlery, napkins and drink coasters. We were also advised to reach for our glass from the stem to avoid knocking it over.
Without the aid of vision, you’d really be reliant on the instructions of the darkness expert.
Being placed in the hands of a capable guide who has mastered the darkness, we willingly did as we were told.
Tip: Do not move your coaster as that’s where the guides will be setting your drink down. Moving it might cause the glass to be placed at an incorrect position and you might accidentally knock it over.
Find out more about our darkness expert here.
6. You might wind up eating something you don’t like…and that’s okay.
Appetiser with Cilantro
In ordinary dining settings, you’d be able to pick and choose your meals based off personal preferences. However, in this establishment, it is a set menu with adjustments available to meet dietary restrictions such as allergies or religious reasons.
They encourage you to leave your biases at the door and try foods that you’d typically avoid. For my colleague, it’s meat. For me, it was cilantro, parsley or anything that smells and tastes like it.
Lo and behold, one of the dishes had cilantro in it. While I detested it, I bravely ate another spoonful of whatever was on the plate, including the cilantro and it tasted pretty good. I’d even go as far as to say that the cilantro was an appreciated botanical accent to the meal.
7. Yes, go ahead and eat with your hands.

Instagrammable cafes and restaurants are mushrooming everywhere. But more often than not, their dishes are subpar with a hefty price tag slapped on it. Some might argue that it’s because of art.
But for a foodie like myself, taste always comes first. And in this dining experience, texture follows.
It would be frowned upon to eat with your hands in public most times. But the complete darkness strips away the need to be hoity-toity with cutleries or the fear of getting gravy on your fingers.
It makes you focus on the flavours of a dish, the individual ingredients and their differences or similarities.
Before that evening, I never knew how pillowy soft cubes of fish and beef could be. Nor how similar jackfruit and bananas could taste. Or how onions could be combined with crisps in a harmonious marriage of flavours.
It was strange and utterly beguiling but I also thoroughly enjoyed myself because for once, I could truly be me.
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During my time at Dining In The Dark, I learned that they do not consider themselves as a charity hub.
However, it is an ideal place to literally walk in the shoes of the blind and visually-impaired. Even if it’s only for an hour or two, the still darkness, accompanied by groovy elevator music and interesting food will get you to ponder about your life while spending quality time with friends and family.
If you’re looking to reserve a spot for yourself and a loved one, check out the details below:
Dining In The Dark KL
Price: RM130 (excluding drinks)
Hours: 6pm-9.30pm, daily
Address: 50A, Changkat Bukit Bintang, Bukit Bintang, 50200 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Website: Dining In The Dark KL
Tel: 03-2110 0431


This Granola Bowl Specialty Café Is Launching Its 2nd Outlet—There'll Be Free Food!

Mich’sology is a café that lives by the mantra “healthy meals equals to happy life”.
Michelle, the founder of this place has a passion in spreading her love for food and she does it by crafting healthy meals.
After all, good food never fails to bring a smile to our faces and our tummies.

Located at Ardence Labs, Setia Alam, Mich’sology’s aim is to solely focus on health and well-being.

At Mich’sology, you can try Michelle’s personally crafted granola bowl that is loaded with fresh bananas, strawberries, blueberries, coconut shavings, honey and granola. This nutritiously tasty choice is perfect for any meal of the day. You can even opt for any granola bowl with a low-fat milk, soy milk or yogurt.
Her fuel bowls are quite similar to a poké bowl, which is basically a raw fish salad. If you are ever around Ardence Labs, don’t forget to try the recommended Mich’sology Fuel Bowl, that is generously layered with salmon sashimi, crab sticks, sweet corn, tomatoes and much more. It has a nice balance in both the flavour and texture.

You can even opt for some light and easy bites if you’re not going for the fuel or granola bowl. With an array of choices, you could go for their Breakfast Wrap, Cheese Egg Rolls, Shredded Egg Crepe Garnish and so on.

To top that off, what’s a café without coffee. If you are a caffeine addict, then be sure to indulge in a perfect cup of Americano that gives that wonderful aroma and makes for a good pick-me-up. And if you’re not, check out their popular blends of fruit juices – you can even customise your own.
Good news for fans of Mich’sology as they will be celebrating the grand opening of their 2nd branch at Damansara Uptown. So don’t forget to drop by on September 30 from 12pm-3pm to show some love and support.
If you haven’t had the chance to try any of their food yet, then this is your chance as they’ll be serving FREE food and there’ll be some cool ongoing activities.
Keep an eye out for our upcoming review on Mich’sology soon!
Mich’sology
Hours: Thursdays-Tuesdays: 10am-10pm. (Closed on Mondays).
Website: Mich’sology
Tel: 016-660 6573
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Aka Café Review: Adorable Japanese Desserts You'll Feel "Sayang" To Eat

Good looking food always makes me dubious, much like how I am with good looking folks—you can’t possibly have a pretty face and a kick-ass personality too, am I right?
Wrong.
Just like how supermodel-like friends prove me wrong, so has Aka Café’s adorable desserts.
Spoiler alert: The desserts here are next level on the satiety and appearance scale.

Aka Café is a mother-daughter venture in Taman Danau Desa and the term “aka” is actually an abbreviation of both the co-founders’ names. It also stands for “red” in the Japanese language.
When asked, the team shared with DiscoverKL that the term “red” doesn’t actually have a special meaning to them.
The way I view it though, the colour red is fun and playful—all things which Aka Café embodies.
You’ll see it in the way that chemistry test tubes and beakers are used in the presentation of desserts, and cakes include well-loved Spirited Away characters like Totoro and No Face.
Fun fact: The pair behind the café are actually big fans of Hayao Miyazaki, the director for films like Spirited Away and My Neighbour Totoro.

Aka Café is divided into 2 separate spaces, each with a vibe of its own: the main area plays out like a regular café with a warm, homey setting. A small walkway and mid-length curtains act as a divider leading to the 2nd space where you’ll get to dine on a legit tatami table.
There’s also a full-length glass window which is unobstructed by any curtains or shades, so feel free to snap some shots here, whilst seated on the wooden high stools.
Our pick: We chose to take our seats in the main area as it had a cosier ambiance. The next round though, we’d definitely give the tatami seating a go.
When the desserts were placed before us, naturally we were spoilt for choice.
Everything looked so good.

Case in point: the Taro Ice Balls.
The dreamy purple dessert has a yammy aftertaste with a rich coconut flavour though we can’t quite figure out where exactly we’ve enjoyed these particular flavours. All we knew was that it reminded us of the good ol’ childhood days. Coconut, in the form of santan, is a common ingredient for many a Malaysian dessert so if you’re looking for something with a local touch to it, we would recommend giving this one a go.

We had the Pink Lab Mochi next. It’s unfortunately part of the seasonal menu and likely won’t be a permanent fixture at Aka Café. The team are playing by ear as of now and don’t have a set final date for the dish just yet.
Barely passing chemistry back in high school, it felt like I was given somewhat of a second chance to play chemist by mixing the test tubes and beaker of strawberry yoghurt together. If you’re into slightly sour desserts, you would appreciate the strawberry yoghurt. Its flavour profile resembles a strawberry Yakult drink and complements the sweet yoghurt nicely.

The Totoro and No Face cakes are sesame and charcoal-flavoured cakes respectively. Personally, both had a similar flavour and due to this, I wouldn’t pick one over the other. Thankfully, they both share a positive similarity, in which they do not taste artificial whatsoever. If I were to pick one though, I’d pick the charcoal No Face cake simply by virtue of it having a creamy centre that pairs well with the light chiffon cake.

Wrapping up the dessert portion of the menu is the Dust Bunnies Zenzai. The red bean soup is paired with dangos (which are empty mochis). I enjoyed how the red bean soup is comforting. Though I’m not a huge fan of red bean, this particular one stood out to me. Perhaps this could be attributed to the fact that actual red beans are used within the soup. The dangos, though they are empty and could very easily taste starchy, was surprisingly chewy and aromatic.

The Salmon Ochazuke is a set consisting of white rice, cucumber, salmon flakes and furikake seasoning. It’s served with a side of green tea genmaicha which is meant to be poured over the rice.
Admittedly, I had my doubts but the green tea, mixed in with the rice and savoury elements actually made it taste more like soup. The crunchy cucumbers, on the other hand, were fresh and light and balances out the furikake and salmon.

The Aki Bento is rice with tofu, tamago, miso soup and fried tempura shrimp. The wholesome meal is great when compared to other Japanese bento sets out there. It’s the crunchy tempura shrimp, fluffy tofu and tamago that did it for us.
But considering how we were left thoroughly satisfied by the desserts, we felt that the main meals couldn’t quite measure up. Still, it’s pretty damn good Japanese food, and the fact that it aces in the presentation category too, gives it extra brownie points.

Aka Café
Hours: Thursdays-Tuesdays: 12pm-9pm, Closed on Wednesdays.
Address: No 21-1, Jalan 109F, Plaza Danau 2, Taman Danau Desa, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Aka Café
Tel: 03-7971 8282


Check Out The Elaborate CNY Décor At These 15 Malls In Klang Valley

For those who intend to stay in town during Chinese New Year instead of balik kampung, shopping malls would be an ideal place for the entire family to spend some time together. You can opt to shop till you drop at these 15 shopping malls in Klang Valley with their elaborate decors and exclusive deals.
1. Sunway Pyramid
Image Credit: Sunway Pyramid Facebook
Sunway Pyramid allows visitors to experience a number of traditional activities that used to be a hype before the Revolutionary Era, such as hanging out at a tea house, buying dragon beard candy, and calligraphy. The entire set up is inspired by Zhouzhuang, a town in the province of Jiangsu that is renowned for its canals – hence, a water town. Expect cherry blossoms, willows, imperial guardian lion statues, wooden infrastructure, even a river that flows through the centre of the set up!
2. 1 Utama
Image Credit: 1 Utama Facebook
Red is the colour for Chinese New Year, but 1 Utama has decided to go for a milder tone, opting for a pinkish tint among their decorations to tone down the glaring red. It is a whole lot of red and pink, dotted with booths topped with traditional Chinese curved roofs and boats in the middle to serve as seating options. Willow trees also line the yellow carpet to make out a walkway.
3. Pavilion
Image Credit: Pavilion KL Facebook
Cherry and plum blossoms carry significant meaning to Chinese New Year. Given that Chinese New Year marks the end of winter and the blooming of spring – at least in other countries that have seasonal luxuries – using cherry and plum blossoms as decoration symbolises the earth “coming back to life” and welcoming prosperous beginnings to usher in the new year. And Pavilion uses that concept as a focus for their decoration this year. You will see cherry and plum blossoms in the masses in the main hall, even raining down on you from the ceiling.
4. Mid Valley
Image Credit: Mid Valley Facebook
Carrying the theme ‘Bountiful Blossoms’, the main halls of Mid Valley has been transformed into a floral sanctuary, where up to thousands of flowers adorn lattice work that is inspired by bird cages in the past. This is meant to signify fortune and prosperity in the coming year. In the middle of it all is a giant bird cage, adorned with pink and purple ornaments. Totally suitable for your Instagram feed!
5. The Gardens

Ever seen movies or TV shows featuring Shanghai back in the 1930s? The Gardens is featuring exactly that, allowing visitors to transport back in time while in the midst of their Chinese New Year festive. For example, there’s a corner that resembles a cosmetic shop back in the ’30s, featuring beauty products that are wrapped in hand-drawn packages and paper containers instead of the glass ones we see nowadays.
6. Paradigm

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Sure, cherry and plum blossoms symbolise prosperity, but there’s nothing more direct than the ancient coins used in China. Paradigm’s main decoration feature is the old coin that is shaped with a hole in the middle. The roofs of the booths all resemble these shapes, while being surrounded by more generic Chinese New Year decorations like calligraphy works and lanterns.
7. Bangsar Shopping Centre

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Fish carries a significant meaning to Chinese New Year as well. As per usual, it has something to do with prosperity. Fish in Mandarin is phonetically similar to the last word of the idiom “nian nian you yu“, which pretty much translates to “may you prosper every year”. Hence, Bangsar Shopping Centre has adopted that concept and transformed their main hall into a river-esque hall, where giant fish are swimming above and there are artificial streams of water beneath.
8. Sunway Putra Mall
Image Credit: Sunway Putra Mall Facebook
‘Wind of Blessings’ – what does that mean? Well, Sunway Putra Mall has translated that into a physical form of a mandarin orange garden, colourful pinwheels, giant lanterns, and a traditional pagoda. The banister at the front is already very attractive itself. One really fun thing is that you can actually smell the mandarin garden and get a sense of what it actually is like to be in a mandarin garden.
9. Sunway Velocity Mall

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At Sunway Velocity, they welcome the Chinese New Year season with a Celebration of Legacies, where they honour the history behind our Chinese surnames, such as Chen, Ng, Lim, Wong, and Lee. When you walk into their Chinese New Year platform, where vintage Chinese infrastructures, lanterns, blossoms, and calligraphy works adorn every corner, you can start searching for different surnames hidden in random nooks and crannies. The surnames on the placards will be accompanied by brief but detailed descriptions of the surnames’ history, both in Mandarin and English.
10. Berjaya Times Square
Image Credit: Berjaya Times Square Facebook
You can say that Berjaya Times Square literally went all out. Instead of booths, they have set up mini shop lots, complete with the signages and the looks of what it used to be like back in the day. And there is even a huge mandarin tree right in the middle, resembling one of those you would see in a classic TVB TV series where the couple probably realise their feelings for each other. 😛
11. The Curve
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Preparations to welcome the Chinese New Year is done with the theme of “Lady of Spring” at The Curve. They have taken to a heavenly level quite literally, where their decorations feature the supposed Heaven in Chinese folklore, as opposed to the usual vintage and traditional vibes. The pastel-coloured arena is surrounded and interspersed by fog-like mechanisms to create a lush and heavenly mountaintop surrounding.
12. MyTOWN
Image Credit: MyTOWN Facebook
MyTOWN has created an almost spring but still winter atmosphere with their version of celebrating the season. It almost looks like a garden in the imperial palace, with the bodegas and the artificial river. Plus, the snow cap also serves as a nice touch, given that not all places are rid of winter that quickly. But then, it’s also kind of unique because there are cherry blossoms on display too.
13. IOI City Mall
Image Credit: IOI City Mall Facebook
IOI City Mall has gone into full spring mood, what with the cherry blossom, cherry blossom, and more cherry blossom. It looks like any typical mall decoration for Chinese New Year, but the one standout is the distortion walkway, which is a triangle with two panes of mirrors on the sides. When you walk through, you’ll feel like you’re in Cirque du Soleil rather than a Chinese New Year set up.
14. Tropicana City Mall

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How do you make one feel like a royalty in the age of democracy? The most ideal way is to create a faux imperial environment to give them the best of this experience, and Tropicana City Mall has done a pretty good job at that. Their Chinese New Year decoration is a miniature Forbidden Palace, with fewer stairs and a smaller throne, but it’s pretty identical nonetheless.
15. KLCC
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Never let it be said that KLCC does things half-cocked, because they went all out to create a rather authentic tea garden to bring in the Chinese New Year atmosphere. There are tea houses acting as booths and fake tea leaves hanging out in the air to fake dry on real bamboo racks. You can even pretend like you are one of those warriors and sit down on one of those rattan chairs and drink tea. It is all there, and you get the full experience.
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What To Do This Week: Happening Events In Klang Valley From December 12-18

KL is full of exciting activities that one should not miss out on, and it is in fact a great excuse to have a get-together with friends. Best part is, you get to enjoy the activities with one another, whether it’s a performance or a party. Here are 9 events happening this week, from December 12-18, that you should consider heading out for!
1. Tay Cher Sian + Eddin Khoo: Duet Together
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Tay Cher Sian, a jazz pianist will be collaborating with Eddin Khoo, the founder of the cultural organisation of PUSAKA. Eddin was active in the scene back in the 80’s and 90’s but took a hiatus. Now will be his first return back to the stage after 22 years!
When: December 13, 9.30pm
Where: No Black Tie, KL
Info: No Black Tie

2. Orikami Music Showcase
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Orikami Music is a showcase of the local artistes from Golden Awards 2017 and I Wanna Sing. Not only that, local universities will also be showing their support by featuring their talented bands to perform self-composed songs. You can definitely expect the artistes and the band collaborating for this performance and it is going to be a phenomenal experience!
When: December 14, 8pm-11pm
Where: KL Live, Jalan Sultan Ismail
Info: Orikami Music Showcase
3. APW’s FIRST Christmas Market
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APW constantly has events going on so for this week, they are going throw theirfirst ever, Christmas market. Definitely expect Christmas-themed food and items from the vendors. Not to mention, there will be performances such as pantomimes, caroling and even musical performances to get the jolly goodness out of everyone.
When: December 16-18, 5pm-10pm
Where: APW Bangsar
Info: APW’s First Christmas Market
4. An Evening Of Contemporary Dance
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Asia Duo Dance Company presents Axiomatic, a dance production that infuses contemporary work through 4 choreographies which mean 4 scenes consists of 4 different dance art forms. Not only that, there will be dancers from Philippines, New York, Beijing and of course, Malaysia. This performance is going to be a diverse and cultural one with different dancers but the ideology would still remain—contemporary style and performances.
When: December 16-18, 8.30pm-10.30pm
Where: DPAC
Info: Axiomatic
5. Amazin’ Christmas Charity Market
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The Amazin’ Christmas Charity Market is about exciting great food from grilled BBQ meals, refreshing drinks and so much more! It is also about charity and fundraising at the same time. The purpose of this event is to help out refugee schools and homes in KL where at least 80 children would need some Christmas cheer and help. If you want to feel festive and help out at the same time, this is one event you should definitely head on over to!
When: December 17, 10am-5pm
Where: The Co. Kuala Lumpur, Bangsar
Info: Amazin’ Christmas Charity Market
6. Whisky and Chocolate Truffles Pairing
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Up for a fancy meal? Head on over to the Crime Cocktail Bar at TREC and feast your eyes and tummies with some chocolatey goodness. Lim Jianling, the famous chocolatier from Singapore will be serving you a unique blend of local and international ingredients to make the finest chocolate truffles you will have. Heard of Yuzu Miso, a combination of fermented soy baans and yuzu in the chocolate? Well, it you enjoy unique combos like that, you’ll know where to go.
When: December 17, 1-5pm
Where: Crime Cocktail Bar, TREC
Info: Whisky and Chocolate Truffles Pairing
7. Christmas Zumba Party 2016
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Christmas is definitely a festive moment where we are going to indulge in lots of delicacies. With so much feasting from going to one Christmas open house to another, why not shake your fats away by attending Christmas Zumba Party 2016? Might as well shed some pounds and have fun at the same time.
When: December 17, 9am-11am
Where: Wisma Laxton, Jalan Desa, Kuala Lumpur
Info: Christmas Zumba Party 2016
8. Comic Fiesta
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Uniting all anime fans and cosplayers! This is a moment where you can shine and dress up in your best Cosplaying costume. This special occasion will make you either shop till you drop or take lots of nice photographs, so you’ll know that you’re in for a fun, exciting time. With J-Pop performances and great food, you might as well just stay there for the whole day and enjoy living your childhood dreams as your favourite character.
When: December 17-18, 10am-7pm
Where: Putra World trade Center, KL
Info: Comic Fiesta 2016
9. Pasar Lambak 2016
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Pasar Lambak is organised by PINTUmERAH, the same production house that hosted the KL Vintage Festival and KUL FEST. Now they proudly present you with an awesome bazaar in Shah Alam. Take the time to visit over 150 vendors, ranging from clothing, musical instruments to scrumptious delights. Not only that, if you are a collector or a treasure collector, this is one place where you can purchase unique items.
When: December 17-18, 10am-6pm
Where: Shah Alam Stadium
Info: Pasar Lambak 2016
Feature Image Credit: The Star Online & Asia Duo Dance


Greyhound Café Review: A Thai Eatery With Surprisingly Ah-Ma-Zing Italian Meals

During our recent review at Greyhound Café, we were ushered to our seats outdoors and the refreshing evening breeze greeted us about the same time as the waiters did.

We’d 10/10 recommend sitting outdoors—the vibe is completely different and there was even an ongoing fountain performance across from us at The Gardens mall.

With the accompanying Disney music, it felt almost as if we had just been transported to Disneyland—a Thai Disneyland.
As we were swaying to the music, we were served with the Complicated Noodles (RM26). It’s honestly not complicated at all but do wash your hands prior to handling the dish which is best prepared by hand.

First, take a leaf of iceberg lettuce and fold in a thin slice of sheet noodle. Then, add in a spoonful of minced chicken and add as much chilli sauce as you like. For someone who doesn’t have a high spice tolerance, I’d suggest 1 small spoonful.
I liked how the iceberg lettuce was fresh enough to have that nice crunch when you bite into it and you can barely taste the noodle because it is sliced paper thin.

The Chicken Wings (RM18) were not as crunchy as I hoped it to be but it’s definitely a nice snack to have whilst you await your main dish. It is bite-sized goodness that isn’t too greasy but does require a bit of help from the chilli sauce. Together though, it’s a match-made in Thai heaven.

The Spicy Spaghetti Thai Style (RM29), like its name suggests, is crazy spicy. Unfortunately, that will always be how I remember the dish. But I did like how the spaghetti was al dente. If you’re craving something hearty and with a spicy kick, you would thoroughly enjoy this one.

You can’t visit a Thai restaurant and not have their signature Phad Thai (RM27). We had unrealistically high hopes for it and were crushed when it wasn’t up to the standard that we had in our mind. But then again, the phad thai standard that we had was of a roadside stall in Thailand and that’s clearly just a whole other level.

Greyhound’s phad thai featured soft melt-in-the-mouth noodles and there’s quite a generous amount of egg and prawn with the noodles. Not one that you would remember but still a phad thai worth having, simply for the amount of fresh prawns in the dish.

The Minced Chicken with Sweet Basil Hot Chillies (RM27) was next. It was spicy but I found myself going back for more mouthfuls of it. The aromatic basil leafs did it for me.

As much as the egg is the runny sort and looks ah-ma-zing, it’s just pure aesthetics as it tastes like a regular sunny side up. Sorry to burst your bubble. 😛

We saved the best for last. It’s the Fusillli Tom Yam (RM38) and till this day, I still salivate at the thought of it.

Because the seafood is cooked in with the pasta, the seafood flavour blends in seamlessly with the sauce and it’s super aromatic. It’s the kind of pasta you’d find yourself closing your eyes to and doing a little happy dance.

Drinks-wise, we managed to try 4 different kinds.
The Iced Lemon Tea is that extra friend that everyone has. Served in 2 separate glasses, one half is of cubes of iced lemon tea and the other half is of chilled lemon tea and they’re meant to be mixed together. My only question is: is it honestly necessary? It’s fancy sure, but it honestly just tastes like regular mamak iced lemon tea. This is definitely not one of Greyhound’s stronger suits.
Much like the Nom Yen Granita (RM16), it’s basically just fancy air bandung—way too sweet and milky. However, if you fancy milky drinks, you might enjoy this one.

There’s nothing much to shout about with Greyhound’s Thai Iced Tea with Milk (RM12). It’s definitely one of the better Thai iced teas I’ve ever had but it’s slightly too sweet for my liking. That being said, this goes really well with the spicy dishes that we had.

While it seemed like we were heading on a downward spiral with Greyhound’s beverages, we hit a high note with the Passion Fashion (RM16). It’s not too sour but is very refreshing and the lime taste is really strong…in a good way.

We made room for desserts and started off with the Young Coconut Crepe Cake (RM22). It’s really light and creamy and full of coconut bits—fresh coconut bits at that. It’s a Thai fusion dessert done right.

The presentation of the Sea Salt Caramel Chocolate with Vanilla Cream (RM22) was on point—down to the sea salt presentation and brush of chocolate at the edge of the platter, and of course, the Hershey-shaped caramel bits on the cake.
Note: don’t take too much sea salt with each bite as it’s going to be way too salty—go figure. I had too much salt with my first bite and it ruined the experience. However, the caramel and chocolate works like magic together and though I’m not much of a fan of it, this one did it for me.

We ended our heavy meal with the DIY Waffles (RM31). Though we were crazy full, we stuffed ourselves silly with this. The waffle is firm but not too dense and the resulting flavour is light and airy.

Of the five dips of peanut butter, chocolate, berry and strawberry & almonds, I enjoyed the chocolate the most. It’s rich and pairs well with the waffle. Classic at its best.

The next time you drop by Greyhound, we’d suggest having the Phad Thai, Tom Yam Fusilli and for desserts, theSea Salt Caramel Chocolate with Vanilla Cream.

Greyhound Café
Hours: Sundays-Thursdays: 11am-11pm, Fridays-Saturdays: 11am-11.45pm
Address: Lot No.0.2, Ground Floor, Ansa Kuala Lumpur, 101 Jalan Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Greyhound Café
Tel: 03-2148 1188


What RM100 got us from Ili Pot, a M’sian hotpot delivery service by celeb chef Ili Sulaiman

Last year, our sister media brand Vulcan Post featured Ili Pot, a halal hotpot and grill delivery service founded by Ili Sulaiman, a Malaysian television presenter and celebrity chef.
From that, Ili Pot provided us with an RM100 voucher which can be used to order any products from Ili Pot’s menu.
This got us thinking, how much food can we get from Ili Pot for only RM100?
Disclaimer: We already have an induction stove and pot so we didn’t need to get any cooking appliances from Ili Pot. They do sell electrical pots (RM65) and electrical grills (RM120) if you don’t have one handy at home.
Scouring through Ili Pot’s website, we noticed that most of their set meals are priced higher than RM100, except for their Set Kapel Steamboat (RM85), which we were not able to order as we will end up overspending past our budget if we include the delivery charge (RM24).

Having said that, we ordered from their a la carte menu instead, which gave us the flexibility to mix and match different food items together. Here’s what we ordered and the price:
Food ItemsPriceCreamy Chicken Garlic (1.5 litres)RM16.90Premium Beef Slice (200g)RM18.00Crab Sticks (8 pieces)RM9.90Cheese Fish Tofu (5 pieces)RM5.90Vegetable & Mushroom PlatterRM9.90Fucuk (10 pieces)RM7.90Beef Balls (5 pieces)RM5.90TotalRM74.40
On top of the food items we ordered, we also paid for delivery (RM24) to have them shipped over to our office in Taipan, USJ.
One thing to note is that Ili Pot does offer on-demand delivery within one hour after order confirmation, which is convenient for those who suddenly crave hotpot but don’t want to drive out.

They also let you order ahead of time and choose a delivery time (which was what we did).

When we received our hotpot ingredients, each of them was individually packaged, which made them easier to store and also prevented cross-contamination.
Ili Pot also gave us storage instructions to ensure that the ingredients stay fresh until it’s time to eat, which proved helpful as we only ate about three days after we received our Ili Pot delivery.
Where to storeIngredientsFreezer– Seafood– Mixed Ball– Smoked Duck– Meat SlicesRefrigerator– Vegetables– Soup Pack– Dipping Sauces– Marinade SaucesRoom Temperature– Fucuk– Shabu Mee– Gila Hot Sauce Bottle– Margarine
When preparing the hotpot, all we needed to do was pour out the Creamy Chicken Garlic soup pack into the pot and bring it to a boil before adding in the ingredients.

We found that the soup was a little too rich (which isn’t necessarily bad) and opted to water it down with about 200 ml of water to bring the saltiness down a tad bit.
Once the soup started boiling, we added all the ingredients and waited until they were cooked.

Taste-wise, the ingredients, combined with the creamy chicken garlic soup, made for a rather tasty combination.
The portion for each ingredient (especially the premium beef slice) was just right for two to three pax.

But one thing all hotpot veterans will agree on is that hotpot is only complete with an elaborate combination of sauces, which we did not get in favour of more food.
If you opt to collect the Ili Pot hotpot ingredients yourself at their central kitchen in Gombak, the savings from delivery can instead be used to get either the Set Kapel Steamboat mentioned above, or other food items.
But unless we’re nearby, we don’t think it’s worth driving all the way there.

To sum it all up, we liked the convenience of ordering hotpot food and having it delivered to our doorstep within an hour, which is great for last-minute planners.
Sure there are other services Pak John Steamboat & BBQ, and Gogopot (when it was still around), but you don’t get the flexibility of mixing and matching each of the ingredients down to the marinade and sauces.
Also, the fact that it’s halal means that everyone can enjoy it!
Ili Pot
Location: 34A, Jalan SG 1/8, Taman Sri Gombak, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor
Central kitchen Operating hours: 10AM ~ 7PM
Website: https://www.ilipot.com.my/
Delivery Coverage: 56 areas around the Klang Valley


Host The Event Of The Century At These 8 Rooftop Venue Spaces In Klang Valley

Despite our unpredictable weather, our city skyline is to die for and it comes as no surprise why many of us enjoy hosting events at a rooftop. The mesmerising view is enough to make even the gloomiest person smile. So go on ahead, host and impress your guests in some of the best rooftop venue spaces right here in the Klang Valley.
1. Crossroad Hotel Rooftop
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Located in the heart of the city, this boutique hotel has beautiful rooftop sitting atop which offers a very cinematic view of our beloved Kuala Lumpur. Ideal for small functions and intimate events, Cross Roads Hotel could be your next venue for your upcoming event.
Capacity : 100 pax (Seated), 150 pax (Standing).
2. Space Seven
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We always rave about how the event space is so rustic yet exudes comfort at the same time. Well, Space Seven’s rooftop has an amazing industrial look. Add on some beautiful balloons and bouquets and *voila* you’ve got yourself a terrific venue for your upcoming social gathering in Setia Alam!
Capacity : 100 pax (Seated), 200 pax (Standing).
3. Elysium Bar And Terrace
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Can you imagine the toast on your engagement party or Christmas party on this beautiful rooftop terrace located in the heart of KL accompanied by the breathtaking city view? We can! We would love to have one of our parties here but we rather do the planning for you! Hey, it’s a great place to celebrate New Year’s Eve too. Close enough to see the fireworks and knowing Elysium, it’ll be a party up in the skies alright.
Capacity : 150 pax (Seated).

4. Helipad
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WHY THE HELL NOT? It’s not every day you hear someone said they attended this wonderful event in an extraordinary venue. Well, that settles it! Helipad is definitely your cup of tea for your upcoming corporate event! Go that extra mile, to wow the clients, right?
Capacity : 30 pax (Seated).
5. Acappella Suite Hotel
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We can’t have enough of Acappella Suite Hotel in Shah Alam, especially their Skyforest! We’ve been there and we can tell you that it is absolutely breathtaking! A company gathering or family function will be great here because what better way to show appreciation than to give them a view to appreciate, right?
Capacity : 190 pax (Seated), 200 pax (Standing).
6. Zell-V Wellness
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When a venue offers their outdoor space, we NEED to fully utilise it because truthfully, we KNOW our event will be nothing short of amazing! Zell-V Wellness’s Skyloft is perfect for a yoga workshop, motivation talks, cocktail parties, engagement dos, and film screenings! It is located in Menara Ruyi, Seputeh. Here’s the best part – you get views of BOTH KL and PJ’s skyline. *swooooon*
Capacity : 300 pax.
7. The Deck @ The Row
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The Deck @ The Row is the perfect rooftop event space if you wish to have a barbecue party, cocktail parties and corporate parties. The whole area has a very industrial feel to it which is a perfect fit for events alike. It’s got a shaded area and a bar area complete with chillers! We must say, The Deck thought about everything in terms of providing convenience to its event planners.
Capacity : 100 pax (Standing).
8. KL Journal
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KL Journal is a new boutique hotel and may we say that this is a truly mesmerising venue! The view is not only spectacular but the ambience for this rooftop bar is comfy yet classy. Plus, it has that whole secret retreat in the city vibe! Perfect for casual social gatherings, birthdays and New Year’s Eve celebration!
Capacity : 80pax (Standing).
This article was first published on Venuescape. It is republished on Discover KL with permission.
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【雪隆异国料理推荐】精致时髦的西班牙酒吧餐厅—Tiki Taka！

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对于爱吃美食的吃货而言，去旅行最重要的一件事就是搜罗当地的美食！但是其实有时候你不需要出国也可以在本地吃到正宗道地的异国料理哦！
继上次的西班牙料理餐厅Tinto之后，这次小编又要为大家推荐一家可以吃好吃的西班牙料理的酒吧餐厅—Tiki Taka！
Tiki Taka 位于Damansara的Jalan Kasah，是间灯光好、气氛佳，非常适合大家放工后小酌一杯的酒吧餐厅。
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当然，这里的食物也是和它的的气氛一样棒，让你放松休息之余还可以满足你的口腹之欲！来到这里你就不得不尝尝它们的招牌菜Pintxos Salted Egg Crab Bun（RM9）和创意料理Pintxos Nutella Bacon（RM6）啦！他们的食物不但非常独特美味，而且价格很合宜。好吃又不伤荷包，还有比这更棒的事吗？
此外，结合了梅果、花生米、爆米花、椰子冰淇淋和芒果冰沙的特色甜点Ice Ice Baby（RM12）也是非常值得一试哦！
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小酒怡情，大家放工后不妨到Tiki Taka放松放松，度过一个悠闲的晚餐时间吧！
Tiki Taka
营业时间：Mon-Fri, 4pm-1am; Sat-Sun, 9am-1am.
地址：138, Jalan Kasah, Medan Damansara, Kuala Lumpur.
网址：Tiki Taka
联络电话：016-328 7438
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This Tau Fu Fah Café's Desserts Are Made With A 25-Year-Old Family Recipe

Dáo’s definitely a millennial magnet.
Within 30 minutes of us being there, we watched at least 10-15 customers enter the space, some even in large groups of friends.

And it’s on a weekday too—such is the pull of Subang’s latest hipster tau fu fah café.

“Usually from 12pm till 2pm, we’ll see working adults during their lunch break. After that, it’s students. After work, we have a mix of both. For weekends, it’s families and youngsters. So during weekends, it’s busier for us,” Carmen Lau, one of the 3 siblings behind the café, shared with DiscoverKL.

The appeal of Dáo is its nostalgic element because stepping into this space, you would be reminded of the good ol’ childhood days.
Carmen noted, “We wanted this to be a space that ultimately brings comfort and reminds us of the good that family brings – hence, there are a lot of unique touches that evoke a sense of familiarity of a cosy home. We’ve used items that you would have found as a child and incorporated them into the décor.”

You’ll see it in the off-white Good Morning hand towels, tin can telephones and the Happy Family cards (almost 1,800 of ’em) plastered on the walls.

The Lau siblings’ bicycle is even used as a prop on one of the feature walls in the space!
But more than its overall nostalgic ambiance, people stop by for Dáo’s desserts.
The 25-year-old recipe hails from Ipoh and comes from Mr. Lau himself. Back in Bercham, Ipoh, the brand is known as Woong Kee Bean Curd and it has stalls as well as shops around the little town. In Subang, some of Woong Kee Bean Curd’s classics can be found in Dáo but with a different branding and target market as the focus is its young, vibrant crowd.

You would find tau fu fah and soymilk-based products in Dáo with a price range between RM2.80-RM15—arguably a pretty affordable option for cafés these days.
We had the Ginger Syrup Tau Fu Fah, Brown Sugar Tau Fu Fah, Original Soya Milk and the Black Bean Soy Milk.

As we dipped our spoons into the soft, jiggly bowl of warm tau fu fah, Carmen noted how the preparation for each of Dáo’s tau fu fah dishes is pretty elaborate.

“First, we have to soak the beans, then we have to grind them and then we will filter and boil it. For tau fu fah, we will put a coagulant to coagulate. It can last longer than soya because all of our products have no preservative in them. It can last till the night but if you want to eat it the next day, you’ll have to put it in the fridge first.”

As for soya bean drinks, it must be kept cold if you prefer drinking it the next day or even at night. Carmen advises keeping the drink in the fridge or to enjoy it as soon as possible considering how soya is really sensitive to heat and its flavour or texture may change.
Whilst each dessert is extremely flavourful and smooth, I personally enjoyed the Ginger Syrup Tau Fu Fah for its slight ginger kick that isn’t too overpowering. It also helped to balance the sweetness of the dessert. My colleague, Sammi, preferred the Brown Sugar Tau Fu Fah but she did admit that it’s a tad bit too sweet. Her advice is to filter out any excess syrup with your spoon.

As for the soya bean drinks, the Original Soya Milk is a clear winner amongst our team because of how authentic it tastes. Perhaps this could be attributed to the lack of any preservatives whatsoever.
But the Black Bean Soy Milk has its own wins too, particularly for its smooth, creamy taste and unique colour. In fact, where most Black Bean Soy Milks have a greyish shade, Dáo’s version is a pastel green. Some might even mistaken the drink for a Green Bean Soy Milk or Green Tea Soy Milk beverage.
The reason why the Black Bean Soy Milk has a green colour to it is because of a special process that the team employs during the production process which allows for the outer skin of the bean to be removed, revealing the bean’s green flesh.

With affordable dishes in a cool space that both young and old can appreciate, Dáo is fast gaining their own loyal crowd. And with their recent participation in bazaars like Riuh, it won’t be long before Dáo becomes a household name for good tau fu fah and soymilk-based dishes.
And while Bercham is a 2-hour drive from Subang, it’s nice that Subang-ites can enjoy the classic Woong Kee Bean Curd dishes here. But if you ever get the chance to, why not pay the original Woong Kee Bean Curd stall a visit too? 😉

Dáo SS15
Hours: 12pm-10pm, daily
Address: 20 Ground Floor, Jalan SS15/4B, Subang Jaya
Website: Dáo SS15
Tel: 018-572 3418


There’s Such A Thing As Truffle Cheesecake And It’s A Luxury We’ll Forever Crave For

Sometimes you have an experience that makes you ask “WHY doesn’t everyone do it this way?” and we had that epiphany trying Hypebakers‘ Truffle Basque Burnt Cheesecake. It is SO good, the way the rich truffle scent diffuses in your mouth as the cheese melts.
The beautiful Truffle Basque Burnt Cheesecake
We can fully appreciate that the baker didn’t just drizzle a little bit of truffle oil in a cheesecake and called it a day. No, this truffle cheesecake has the truffle taste generously incorporated into the cake and then it’s layered with shavings of actual black autumn truffles (type of truffles depends on the season).
This is a combo so good that we’re going to be hunting for truffles in all the cheesecakes we eat in the coming months. We want to say thank you to Hypebakers for giving us this experience, and a grumpy thank you for ruining most other more pleb cheesecakes for us.
 The special Xmas Edition Gift Box comes with a Ferrero Rocher tower and the Truffle Basque Burnt Cheesecake.
Usually this set comes with the truffle cheesecake and beautiful fresh flowers from Days Floral, priced at RM209. This Christmas, they have a special Xmas Edition Gift Box which comes with a Ferrero Rocher tower for RM250 and delivery is free.
If you’re looking to just enjoy the truffle cheesecake on its own, that’s priced at RM138.
To order:
DM @hypebakers /@days.floral
WhatsApp : +60122095050


Your Girlfriend Will "Confirm Like" These 7 Food Bouquets That She Can Actually Eat

Gifting a bouquet of flowers and a box of chocolate is the traditional norm on Valentine’s Day. In fact, it’s a lovely gesture that your girlfriend would surely appreciate and there are plenty of florists offering bouquets at every price point.
However, if you’re looking to step outside the four walls of normal ol’ gifts, we’ve got you covered too. Here are 7 places to get your girl a bouquet of edible food, from chocolates to even fried chicken!
1. Koffeeling.Fefeeling
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A bouquet of flowers is great and all but imagine fried chickens in a bouquet instead? Sure, the idea of grease dripping down your hands might not sound appetising but Koffeeling.Fefeeling has smartly covered each fried chicken with a plastic wrap and a grease-proof paper. Not only that, chilli sauce and tissue will be provided separately as well for easier consumption.
Alternatively, if your girl has a sweet tooth, you can opt for a bouquet of assorted chocolate instead! The price of a bouquet of fried chickens (10 pieces) is RM100, and a 30-piece bouquet would be RM300. The starting price of a chocolate bouquet on the other hand is RM55.
Website: Koffeeling.Fefeeling

Tel: 014-339 7090/ 012-296 5948
2. Blushing Bloom
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Blushing Bloom is located in Pandan Indah and besides their gorgeous bouquet of baby breaths, you can also opt for their edible bouquet of fresh, juicy strawberries that actually looks like a bouquet of roses at first glance!
The strawberry bouquet would cost around RM168 for a small sized version while a large bouquet would cost RM268. The Merry Berry version comes in a convenient box and it is priced at RM168.
Website: Blushing Bloom
3. Bloom.com.my
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Bloom.com.my is a florist in KL known for their bouquets of flowers, boxes of flowers and more. This Valentine’s you can opt for their edible bouquet package instead. They have bouquets with chocolates like Toblerone milk chocolates, Cadbury chocolates, Dove chocolates, Kinder Bueno and even Milo bars.
Considering how boyfriends are often in a dilemma of whether to get flowers or chocolate, they can get a chocolate bouquet instead to solve the headache. Prices start from RM188.
Website: Bloom.com.my
Tel: 03-4161 3899

4. Love.com.my
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Love.com.my offers a Valentine L’amour Belgian Chocolate bouquet. It is made up of a large quantity of Belgian chocolate in separate packagings. This makes it practical because the recipient of the bouquet does not have to finish off the chocolates in one go and can keep them for consumption at a later time. The bouquet of 12 pieces of chocolate is RM126 while a 50-piece bouquet would be RM338.
Website: Love.com.my
Tel: 03-2272 2222
5. Ideal Gift
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Ideal Gift’s bouquet of chocolates comes with a teddy bear that your girlfriend can keep, long after she has polished off the chocolates. Besides that, you could also opt to set the mood with a floral arrangement consisting of flowers and a bottle of French Merlot Red Wine (750ml). The price range would be anywhere between RM100-RM300.
Website: Ideal Gift
Tel: 03-9131 6202
6. Nomms x Petals Note
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Nomms is a restaurant known for its fried chicken and other fast food offerings. For this Valentine’s day, Nomms has decided to collaborate with Petals Note, a local florist, to create a fried chicken bouquet. Recently, a meme of a girl happily carrying a bouquet of chicken nuggets flooded the internet. Well, this is similar, but better as you get fried chicken instead. The cost of this bouquet which consists of 5 pieces of fried chicken is RM150 including delivery.
Website: Nomms x Petals Note
Tel: 03-5611 0796 (Nomms)
Bonus
7. Yummy Flowerz
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If your girlfriend has a big sweet tooth and loves indulging in candied, chocolate dipped fruits, Yummy Flowerz is the one for you. Even though it does not come in a typical bouquet form, it is still a good option to consider. That is because you can keep the small glass pot it comes in, after polishing off all the sweet treats.
Yummy Flowerz is known for their beautifully crafted strawberry towers which is basically strawberries dipped in chocolate. The price range of these treats is between RM80-RM200++.
Website: Yummy FLowerz
Tel:  012-698 3915 / 03-8082 1422
Feature Image Credit: Nomms x Petals Note & Blushing Bloom


[DKL REVIEWS] 5 Unique Mooncakes To Makan During The 2017 Mooncake Festival

The Mid-Autumn Festival is only a week away and if you’re looking for some last minute mooncakes that are slightly out of the ordinary, here are several to keep an eye out for. Chicken mooncake anyone? 😛
1. Chicken Mooncake @ Westin Kuala Lumpur

Westin KL’s mooncakes come in a set of 4 and they are packaged in a bluetooth speaker-incorporated treasure box. Yup, you heard right. So if you’re feeling a little jiwang and you wanna listen to some music whilst indulging in these mooncakes, you can. 😛 The treasure box is a Tiffany Blue shade and blooms decorate the box beautifully, making it not only a useful bluetooth speaker but also a lovely storage container.
As for the mooncakes itself, they come in flavours like Supreme Mix Nuts, Low Sugar White Lotus, Pandan Lotus and Red Bean. If you’re the adventurous sort, opt for the Supreme Mixed Nuts which comes with grilled chicken meat, chicken floss and scallops filling. It has a chewy texture to it and surprisingly, the savoury chicken complements the sweet mooncake paste well.
The Low Sugar White Lotus and Pandan flavours are traditional and slightly too sweet for our liking but would go perfectly well with a cup of coffee or tea. Last but not least, the Red Bean flavour stood out for being not too sweet but is flavourful at the same time.

2. Tea-Infused Mooncakes @ Purple Cane

Purple Cane’s mooncake set comes with a box of Aged Pu Er Tea and 2 sachets of Tie Guan Yin tea. Traditionally, mooncakes are sampled with a warm cup of tea, so it’s nice that Purple Cane included some of their store favourites in this mooncake box.
The 3 mooncakes included in the set are the Bamboo Charcoal Rose Tea, Red Bean Green Tea and White Tea. The rose tea mooncake has a fragrant floral flavour to it, which is unique for mooncakes. This was snapped up quickly and received lots of ‘oohs’ and ‘aah’s for its perfumey flavour. The Red Bean Green Tea, on the other hand, had a subtle green tea flavour to it with just a hint of red bean.
Upon biting into the Purple Potato Lotus Paste mooncake, you can taste the strong purple potato flavour. It’s clear that Purple Cane did not skimp on the ingredients for this one. It also had a slightly chewy texture to it as compared to the first two mooncakes. If you’d like to try an empty mooncake without any filling, Purple Cane has that option as well with their Goldfish-Themed Mooncake.
3. Ferrero Rocher Mooncake @ Grand Millenium Hotels KL

Grand Millenium Hotels are celebrating the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival with a set of mooncakes encased within a red and gold box that exudes elegance. Upon unboxing, you’d find 4 mooncakes which have a slightly denser texture compared to other store-bought mooncakes. They are the White Pure Lotus Paste Single Yolk, Green Tea Pure Lotus Paste, Red Bean Paste and Chocolate Pure White Lotus Paste.
Immediately, one mooncake stood out and it had to be the Chocolate Pure White Lotus Paste. The exterior of this mooncake has a smooth chocolatey texture which couples well with the White Lotus Paste which isn’t as sweet as the traditional Green Lotus Paste. Once you reach the middle, there’s a Ferrero Rocher surprise too and it added a nice nutty texture which surprisingly goes well with the mooncake skin.
The Green Tea Lotus Paste has a unique fragrant flavour to it and it was delicious down to the very last bite. For those who enjoy mooncakes with a yolk filling though, try the White Pure Lotus Paste Single Yolk. The touch of savoury actually cuts through the sweetness of the White Lotus Paste nicely. The Red Bean Paste did not stand out as much, perhaps due to the fact that it had strong competitors. However, the red bean taste was fair and we’d imagine it pairing well with the Green Tea Pure Lotus Paste mooncake.
4. Ice Cream Mooncakes @ Inside Scoop

Inside Scoop has outdone themselves with their ice cream mooncakes. Take these handcrafted snow skin ice cream mooncakes home from any Inside Scoop outlet but remember to pop them into the freezer within 45 minutes. When you’re ready to enjoy them, remove from the freezer and let it thaw for 10-15 minutes or until the skin is soft.
Inside Scoop’s mooncakes come in 4 different flavours: Hojicha (Roasted Green Tea), Durian with a Chocolate Yolk, Raspberry Cheesecake with a Raspberry Yolk and Chocolate Hazelnut with Crunchy Bits.
The Hojicha has a distinct, earthy flavour to it and has a slight bitter aftertaste. The Durian, on the other hand, was not a flavour we would’ve expected at all. The durian ice cream matched the chocolate flavours and it went well together too.
The Chocolate Hazelnut, like its name promises, has crunchy bits to it and adds much needed texture to a mooncake which tends to be a bit chewier. The Raspberry Cheesecake was hands down the most unique of flavours and the yolk’s the best part. It has a tangy flavour coupled with the creamy cheesecake. Basically, it was delight with every bite.
Bonus
5. Popcorns In A Mooncake Tin @ Garrett Popcorn Shops

Know someone who’s not the traditional sort? Arguably, not everyone’s into mooncakes. But, if you know someone who’d still love to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with something equally as symbolic, Garrett Popcorn Shops might be your best bet.
Why not surprise them with a box of 4 Garrett Popcorn tins instead? Each set comes with 2 tins of sweet and savoury flavours: CheeseCorn and CaramelCrisp. They’re the perfect combo and you can enjoy having a handful of both at the same time.
The Cheesecorn flavour is popcorn mixed in with freshly-melted, sharp cheddar cheese. It’s like Cheetos, only better and better for you. As for the CaramelCrisp, it has deep butter notes to it, and is coated generously with a sweet brown sugar and crème brûlée syrup. Best part is, after you’re done enjoying your popcorns, you can wash and keep your tins aside to store little trinkets.


小心慎入！8个雪隆区“闹鬼”最厉害的地方！

大家可能多少都有听说过在雪隆区的某个地方发生过灵异事件。可能你听说的就是有人声称在雪隆区的某栋废弃大楼里遇见了悬疑的事情等等的。在雪隆区，各个地区都有些不可思议的事情在坊间流传。
无论你是大胆地想要寻找刺激还是胆小地只想透过银幕去了解这些地方，小编为大家细心整理出8个在雪隆区听说是最恐怖的闹鬼地点。
建议：别在夜晚的时候阅读。
Mimaland, Gombak
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坐落在Gombak, Selangor的Mimaland其实是一家在1975年开张的水上乐园。在当时，这家水上乐园一向是当地人最爱去休闲玩乐的地方。直到在1990年，一起死亡意外让一名新加坡游客身亡。再加上一系列的不幸事故（像是山崩）让这家水上乐园唯有选择永久性关闭。
不过这家水上乐园虽然已经关闭了却没有被拆除，导致野草丛生。据说，关闭后的水上乐园，总是有让人毛骨悚然的不详感觉。可能是过度安静或是在夜晚会陷入极度黑暗的环境。也有可能是那一个个高耸而立在草丛中的恐龙、动物模型，让人对这里泛起了冷意。

现在这家水上乐园是很多喜欢探险的朋友去的。你敢去这家荒废已久又闹鬼的水上乐园吗？
Bukit Tunku
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Bukit Tunku现在已是一处很多高官富商或是社会名流居住的高级住宅区。但是，Bukit Tunku却已有很多谣传的闹鬼传说。像是骑摩托车的人在黑暗中神秘地消失不见、pontianak 在这个地方游荡、或是在夜晚不知从哪里传来的古怪声音。这些都是在Bukit Tunku所传出的闹鬼传说。
而一家殖民时期的荒废宅邸正是很多喜欢探险的人到Bukit Tunku的必去冒险地点。因为声称住在这家宅邸的其中一名住户怀疑是自杀身亡而这名住户到现在为止还呆在这宅邸里。到过这里探险的人说他们感到房间的温度会突然下降、还是会有一阵不知从哪儿来的香水味和有一团光会漂浮在房间内。
如果你到这里冒险，请注意自身安全。还有就是别感到太害怕。。。
Abandoned Bunglow on Jalan Turi, Bangsar
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这个地方的闹鬼传言或许是真实的。因为根据正式的警方调查报告，在1992年，有一家人居住在这而他们则雇请了一名警卫。但是，这名警卫却狂暴而残忍地砍杀了当时住在这的两名美国孩童和一名女佣。他们的尸体被丢进了位在这栋房子后面的池水里。
从这起事件发生后，多人坚信惨死的冤魂就一直呆在这栋房子，不愿离开。也有人声称他们看见有小孩的身影在房子出现，有时候还会对路过的人挥手。有人说他们踏入房子时，还可以看见从80年代留下来的物品散落满地。像是报纸、小孩的作业本、明信片还是信封。
感觉很真实的故事。但是，这栋房子却已经被拆除了。唯一不会消失的就是这故事了。
Victoria Institution, Jalan Hang Tuah
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Victoria Institution是在马来西亚其中一间最古老的学校之一。而这间学校的闹鬼故事从未间断过地传出和发生。再加上这间学校在日本殖民时期被日军征用成为军事基地，让很多关于日军以往的地下折磨室和在这里死去的人的故事更添上一份真实感。
有好多学生都站出来说他们在学校内遇见灵异物体的故事，或是听见军兵整齐的步伐声和学生被附身等等。而其中一件最多人知道的就是一名男学生不省人事地倒在学校顶楼的水箱旁。在被人发现后，这名男学生说自己只记得在昏迷前，他曾向一名独自一人在学校游走的女生伸出援手。至于为什么会在顶楼醒来，他自己也不清楚，也没人知道原因。
如果你不相信这些故事，就去问看看在这间学校就读的学生吧！相信他们都会有很多故事可以和你分享。
Highland Towers, Bukit Antarabangsa
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你有听说过这起震惊大马的Highland Tower倒塌事件吗？在1993年，这栋住宅大楼经历了一起惨绝人寰的事故。其中一栋大楼因为山崩而导致了其中一栋大楼的倒塌和至少48人的死亡。那么多的受害者在这起事故意外身亡也不难怪这个地方会有这么多的闹鬼故事。
这起事故发生后，很快地剩下的两栋楼的住户也迅速搬离此处。现在也就只剩下这两栋废墟的大楼了。很多人都说他们曾在这听见有人大哭求救和尖叫的声音。不仅如此，也有人说自己曾在那里探险时被灵异物体附身还是透明物体在夜晚时出现在大楼内。
如今，这两栋楼常是罪犯和吸毒者的去处。如果你有胆子想要到这里探险，最好多带几个朋友和你一起。
Poliklinik Cheras
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Poliklinik Cheras在以前其实是叫Lady Templer Hospital。在80年代时，这间医院也不知为何就被丢弃荒废了。有传言是说这家医院有着许多在这家医院过世而不愿离去的灵魂。曾有人说他们在这家医院看见像是病患的灵异物体在走廊游荡。
而且据说这些灵异物体是很不欢迎外来者的。虽然没有一个切确的证明去证实这家医院闹鬼，但是有多数人都说他们在踏进医院时，会不由自主的感到恐惧、起鸡皮疙瘩和一股冷意。。。
这家医院现在已经被翻新改造成一家新医院。至于灵异物体还存不存在，就看你信不信了。
Karak Highway
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历史悠久的加叻大道曾发生过多次死亡车祸的意外，也有人称这条公路为亡灵公路。而且很多大马人都听过至少一个发生在加叻大道的灵异事件。然而，在1990年发生的严重车祸让这些在加叻大道发生的灵异故事越来越多。因为这起严重的车祸让至少17人意外过世。
在加叻大道最知名的故事之一可能就是一辆没有司机的黄色Volkswagen会在你的前面出现，还是一名小男生用着腥红的双眼问他妈妈在哪儿的问题。当然这些意外在很久就已经发生了，所以有人相信这些灵异物体也已经离开了加叻大道。
如果你真的很好奇，就自己去一探究竟吧！
额外：Amber Court, Genting Highlands
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虽然这个地点不算是雪隆区内，但是这么著名的闹鬼地点，怎么可以错过呢？！
Amber Court曾经是在云顶很出名的酒店之一。但是，因为太多的灵异事件发生在这进而让这里变成了阴森森的闹鬼胜地。这栋陈旧荒废的大楼曾传出在晚上会有鬼哭声、强风在空洞大楼内回响的声音、敲打声、有人哼歌的声音、尖叫声、脚步声、还曾经出现过灵异物体的踪影等等。
这一系列的事情为这栋大楼更添一分悬疑。除了Amber Court，在云顶多家酒店其实都传出了许多鬼故事。毕竟太多自杀还是意外死亡的事故发生在那里。。。


11 Places To Hit Up For Live Music, As Shared By Darren Teh Of An Honest Mistake

The indie scene has been on a gradual blossom, made apparent with the mushrooming of local acts performing around town. If you grew up listening to local radio stations, you’d probably recognise names like Bunkface, Hujan and Popshuvit.
Fast forward to today, we’ve got a larger community of indie artists like Talitha Tan, Ryot Jones, Kidd Santhe, NYK and many more headlining performances and opening for larger artists themselves.
Being an indie music aficionado myself (and by that I mean 70% of my saved songs on Spotify are indie bands), it’s always nice to discover local talents on a night out.
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Recently, we spoke to Darren Teh of An Honest Mistake to find out a musician’s guide to the best places in KL to hit up for live music.
An Honest Mistake is a local 4 piece pop punk band that debuted in 2008. Currently they’ve got Darren Teh (rhythm guitar and lead singer), Leonard Chua (lead guitar), Tomas Tam (bass) and Ian Ng (drums) on their team.

They’re part of Universal Music Malaysia and have released five albums, toured around Asia to Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, India, Korea, Taiwan and the Philippines, and have shared the stage with international acts like Boys like Girls and Against the Current.
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This band was started by Darren Teh, who’s also an event organizer and ex-English lecturer who’s currently managing Nadhira, a singer, songwriter and model. Previously he’s worked with a few notable names such as Charis Ow, Elizabeth Tan, Aisyah Aziz, and Sazzy Falak.
Hence, I just had to pick his brain on the best places to hit up for local gigs in KL. Because who else better to get music recommendations than from a musician and artist manager himself? Here are some spaces to hit up based on your preference.
For local indie acts
These spaces host independent bands that are usually newer to the scene.
1. Merdekarya
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Pronounced as mer-day-kar-ya, Darren shared with us that this live music and event venue is the first platform budding artists would debut at before “they graduate to other venues”.
Though they started off with a rustic and bare interior, it has transformed into a grungy space which was apparently achieved by upcycling discarded wooden pallets and spindles found by the side of the road.
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Located in Jalan Gasing, this indie spot also sells independent Malaysian books, music and other cool stuff besides serving RM10 beers, tuak and liquers all night. Judging from the website, the genre of music ranges from Folk Rock to Funk Folk and Blues Folk. However, on some days you’d also get alternative post-rock, rap rock, blues rock and even metal.
Even if you’re not one for music, they’ve got a Diner Bar downstairs that runs from 6.30pm till midnight for dinner and drinks.
Admission Fee: RM20
Live Music: Between 9.30pm-11.30pm
Address: 352, First Floor, Jalan 5/57, Bukit Gasing, Section 5, 46000, Petaling Jaya
Website: Merdekarya
Tel: 016-2071 553
2. Sifters Asia
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“It’s a small space at Gasket Alley. Pretty new as compared to the rest. But they usually host acoustic acts. It’s like a listening room,” Darren said.
This event space doubles as a record store that sells used vinyls from RM30. Look out for their “Little Nook Sessions” that’s a series of intimate live shows to showcase homegrown local talents from Malaysia and the Southeast Asian region.
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Judging from their Instagram feed, we’d say it looks like a pretty rad spot to chill with a couple of friends and listen to live music.
Admission Fee: From RM20
Address: Level 1, Foundry, The Gasket Alley, Level 1, Lot 15, Section, Jalan 13/6, 46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Website: Sifters Asia
Tel: 014-333 5992
3. ATAS by Bijan Fx
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“Super cool venue, very well equipped because the owner (who runs this place) is a sound engineer himself and used to play in a band,” Darren said.
Based on that sentence, we were sold and the pictures do not disappoint either. From the looks of it, the space is intimate, small and sports neon graffiti; perfect for your grunge concert photos.
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Located in Kelana Jaya, check out their Facebook and Instagram pages for updates on the latest gigs they’ll be hosting!
Admission Fee: Dependant on the event
Address: F-5-1, Level 5, Parklane Commercial Hub, Jalan SS7/26, Kelana Jaya, Petaling Jaya
Website: ATAS by Bijan Fx
Tel: 012-217 8534
4. Russell’s KL
“I haven’t been there but they seem to have a lot going on,” Darren said of this space.
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That phrase seems pretty much in line with how Russell’s is being coined as KL’s best kept secret that’s founded by Malaysian artiste, Russell Curtis.
Dimmed lights, silky curtains and soul-coustic jams, they appear to have a larger pool of a more matured audience. Perhaps it’s due to the type of music genres performed here.
Nevertheless, they are said to feature some of the best music performances in town. If you’re into acoustic covers and originals, pop and soul-coustic jams, this could be your next classy but chill watering hole.
Admission Fee: RM30-RM40
Address: 135a, Jalan Aminuddin Baki, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000 Kuala Lumpur
Website: Russell’s KL
Tel: 012-300 9083
For a rojak of creativity
These spaces host a wide variety of music genres and creative acts such as spoken word and poetry reading.
5. Live Fact
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Founded by three scene cultivators, Mak, Shane and Hwang, Live Fact is labelled as a DIY venue and space for gigs, band rehearsals, meetings and a space for those looking for an “unconventional gig space”.
With one working in a Japanese shipping company, another a web designer and the third an artiste manager at Soundscape Records, they’ve hosted more than 100 local and foreign indie bands.
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According to Darren, “Some of the coolest indie local and international acts have played there”. These musically inclined talents are from Japan, Singapore, Germany, and Sweden, including Guthrie Govan, a UK-based guitarist who’s part of The Aristocrats and the Hans Zimmer touring band.
Admission Fee: None, but gig tix can be bought from their Facebook page
Address: Level 2, 6, Jalan PJU 5/21, The Strand, 47810 Petaling Jaya
Website: Live Fact
Tel: 012-377 8558
6. InTun Nation
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With their name aptly being a pun of their location, InTun Nation is a multidisciplinary creative powerhouse. According to Darren, they’ve hosted hip hop, punk and poetry slams.
Up to date, they’ve hosted multiple spoken word events featuring a few poets such as Alana Azlan, Azam Rais, Mulv Jones and Chris Tse. As for indie bands, they’ve had acts from Vietnam, Thailand and Australia.
We’d recommend checking out their Oral Fixation and Jack It! nights.
Admission Fee: RM20
Address: 147A Jalan Aminuddin Baki Taman Tun Dr. Ismail, 60000 Kuala Lumpur
Website: InTun Nation
Tel: 016-888 0407
7. The Bee
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“The big stuff happens there. It’s just been renovated. Looks even more amazing than it already is,” shared Darren.
It won’t be a complete live music listicle without the mention of The Bee. Known for hosting major international acts such as Phum Viphurit, Bazzi, Ruel, Alextbh and Masego, this place is no stranger to live music enthusiasts.
Plus, it’s in a pet-friendly space that allows you to chill with your fur-friends outside.
Admission Fee: Dependent on the event
Address: 36B, Block C, Level G2, Publika, Solaris Dutamas, Jalan Dutamas 1, Kuala Lumpur
Website: The Bee
Tel: 03-6201 8577
8. SkyArk Event Space
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Located on the third floor of Lakeville Lifestyle in Taman Wahyu, this event space comes fully equipped with instruments, lights and a solid sound system. They’re able to accommodate up to 200-300 pax in their Lumineaux Hall with colour-changing tile ceilings.
Darren also shared that they’ve previously hosted anime-centric bands and heavy metal music events.
Admission Fee: Dependent on the event
Address: 3-10, Lakeville Lifestyle Shoplot, Jalan Sibu, Off, Jalan Kuching, Taman Wahyu, 51200 Kuala Lumpur
Website: SkyArk Event Space
Tel: 012-319 3668
For jazzy vibes
These were probably one of the first live music venues to exist till today. Hence they’ve earned the reputation as “the usual’s” as shared by Darren
9. No Black Tie
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Jazz, wine, food and records, No Black Tie was started in 1998 by Sarawakian born-US trained classical pianist Evelyn Hii. With a mix of international and local acts, they’ve got singer and songwriter nights, quartets, as well as sushi and jazz nights.
Tickets for each performance are sold with and without meals. However, they’ve also got a selection of liquors or cheese and cold cut platters with wine for an evening of fine music and dining.
Admission Fee: Dependent on the event
Address: 17 Jalan Mesui Off Jalan Nagasari 50200 Kuala Lumpur
Website: No Black Tie
Tel: 03 2142 3737
10. Alexis
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Established since 1995, Alexis has up to 5 different locations around the Klang Valley thus far. Award-winning interiors, delicious palate pleasers and the finest live bands, this is the place to be for some good ol’ jazz gigs.
Head over every Friday and Saturday evening for some live jazz bands along the likes of old school rhythm and blues or funk.
Admission Fee: Dependent on the event
Address: Alexis Bangsar Baru, 29 Jalan Telawi 3, Bangsar Baru, 59100 Kuala Lumpur
Website: Alexis
Tel: 03 2284 2880
For clubbing and high energy feels
11. Le Noir KL

Unlike most live music spots that would be hosted in cozy bar settings, Le Noir KL is said to be a premium nightclub located in TREC. Spanning across three floors, it features a live music stage with an alfresco bar and restaurant area, club and roof terrace.
Over the years, they’ve successfully hosted a few local and international acts such as Acoustic Fourplay, DANI, StanKonnexions, Melissa Indot and more.
“Some local acts have played there but they would usually end up doing covers,” shared Darren.
While drunkardly singing along sounds fun, they’ve also got a steady line-up of DJs for you to dance the night away with.
Admission Fee: Cover charges may apply after 11pm for the club.
Address: Unit H-G-07, The Hive, TREC, Jalan Tun Razak, Kelab Golf Di Raja Selangor, 50400 Kuala Lumpur
Website: Le Noir KL
Tel: 012-224 5416
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Donutes M'sia Will Be Officially Launching Their Lava Salted Egg Cheese Tarts On May 6th

If you’ve ever visited Donutes Malaysia, you would know that it’s best to head there with an empty stomach. Polo buns, Boston cakes, cheese cookies, Golden Liu Sha mini croissants…I could go on and on but you’d be on this page all day. 😛 If their repertoire of pastries wasn’t extensive enough, Donutes has decided to launch a new one this weekend, on May 6th.
In April, the bakery first revealed on Facebook that they’d be introducing a new pastry pretty soon.
Image Credit: Donutes Coffee & Cake Baking Malaysia
A couple of days ago, they finally announced what that mysterious pastry would be.
It’s pretty much a combination of all the best food trends. First up, it’s a lava pastry which means that upon slicing through the layers, a warm oeey gooey liquid will come gushing out. Next, the lava itself is salted egg flavoured. Savoury meets sweet is the best way to enjoy a dessert as it’s a marriage of flavours. Finally, this new Donutes pastry is also a cheese tart. Cheese tarts are an evergreen dessert that has withstood the test of time and it’s definitely not a passing fad.
Combining these 3 elements together, Donutes will be introducing their Lava Salted Egg Cheese Tart which comes with a golden crumbling pastry crust. They really aren’t joking either when they mention that it would be “bursting with flavours in every bite”.
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In line with the release of the Lava Salted Egg Cheese Tart, there will be a “Buy 1 Box, Free 1 Box” promo on May 6th-7th, from 10am onwards. This promo is only available at Donutes Puchong Jaya. However, you can still purchase these decadent desserts from other Donutes outlets in SS15, Subang Jaya and Kota Damansara.
Donutes Malaysia
Puchong Jaya Outlet:
Address: No 7, Jalan Kenari 6, Bandar Puchong Jaya, 47100 Puchong, Selangor
Kota Damansara Outlet:
Address: No 1, Jalan PJU 5/13 Dataran Sunway, Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya
SS15, Subang Jaya Outlet:
Address: 1, Jalan SS 15/4E, SS 15, 47500 Subang Jaya
Feature Image Credit: Donutes Coffee & Cake Baking Malaysia


It's Official: Tun M Cancels The High Speed Rail Project Between KL And Singapore

The highly-anticipated high speed rail (HSR) project which is meant to connect KL and Singapore has now been officially cancelled.
Tun Mahathir announced earlier this week that the reason why the project has been called off is due to its high cost and potentially low profits.
“We need to do away with some of the unnecessary projects, for example the high-speed rail, which is going to cost us RM110bn ($28bn) and will not earn us a single cent. That will be dropped,” Tun Mahathir told Financial Times.
The campaign was initiated by the Economic Transformation Programme as a new means of travel for Malaysians and Singaporeans.
It would’ve been a 90-minute commute and would’ve included 7-8 stations including Seremban, Batu Pahat and Malacca, eventually leading to Jurong East, Singapore.
Based on its schedule, the 250 km-long HSR tracks was set to see a completion timeline of 2026.
It was also said to have a speed of 320km/hour and is comparable to other HSRs around the world.
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『本周必玩大全』19/09 - 25/09 吉隆坡最酷炫有趣的活动！

在吉隆坡这个繁华的不夜城，每周都有数不清的精彩活动在等着你！
本文为你精挑细选了9个本周最酷炫有趣的活动哦～
想知道吉隆坡每周有哪里好玩的朋友，别忘了关注我们 Discover KL！
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.Art for Grabs
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Art for Grabs 现场将会有多大90个的手工艺品艺术展台，并有13个精彩的活动，包括新书发布会、电影放映、读书会和研讨会，是个适合老少皆宜的艺术展览！
日期: 24 – 25/09/2016
地点: The School, Jaya One
查询详情，请浏览: Art For Grabs
2. Design Disruptor
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Design Disruptors 是一部有关全球 15 家，包括 Facebook、Spotify、Airbnb 等科技公司的长篇纪录片，独家带你到这些科技界巨头一探究竟！
日期: 20/09/2016
地点: The Co. Bangsar
查询详情，请浏览: Design Disruptors
3. Flavours of Mexico
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吃货们，这个礼拜不妨去尝尝道地的墨西哥美食吧！
日期: 20 – 24/09/2016
地点: Menara Tan & Tan, 22nd floor, 207 Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur.
查询详情，请浏览: Flavours of Mexico
4. IMU Chariofare Charity Run & Carnival
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一年一度的 Chariofare 慈善跑和嘉年华有回来啦！今天他们将会在 IMU 举办哦～
日期: September 24
地点: International Medical University
查询详情，请浏览: IMU Chariofare Charity Run & Carnival
5. Pirate Fest 2016
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最酷炫的音乐狂欢派对 Pirate Fest 将会在这个星期六在 INTI College 引爆！票价只需 30 令吉，喜欢派对的你还在等什么？
日期: 24/09/2016
地点: INTI International College Subang Jaya
查询详情，请浏览: PirateFest 2016 MY
6. Pop Up Cafe by Base 26
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Base 26 每个月都会举办一次 Pop-up cafe 作为一个本地手冲咖啡师和新晋艺术家分享作品的平台。
日期: 24 – 25/09/2016
地点: Base 26@26-2 & 26-3, Jalan PJU 5/15, Dataran Sunway, Kota Damansara.
查询详情，请浏览: Pop Up Café
7. RK Suunto KDCF Trail Run
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日期: 24/09/2016
地点: Taman Rimba Riang
查询详情，请浏览: RK Suunto KDCF Trail Run
8. Soul Meets
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单身或向结交新朋友的你，Soul Meets 邀请你一同到 Memory Lane 共进晚餐，欣赏吉隆坡迷人的夜景！
日期: 24/09/2016
地点: Memory Lane @ 2340-7 Persiaran Lidcol Jalan Yap Kwan Seng. Kuala Lumpur.
查询详情，请浏览: Soul Meets Sep 2016 Singles Dating Dinner
9. Star Wars Prequel Trilogy
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Live House KL 将举办一场 Star Wars 电影马拉松，星战迷们就别错过这场电影放映啦！
日期: September 19
地点: Live House @ E-G-07, Electric Boulevard, TREC, Lot 434, Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur.
查询详情，请浏览: Star Wars Prequel Trilogy


【本周必玩大全】31/10至 6/11的精彩活动！

这个星期有什么好玩的？锁定我们Discover KL每周的【本周必玩大全】让你每个星期都玩Fun天！
今天，小编为大家整理出31/10至6/11的一系列活动，让你充实度过这一星期！
1. Armour @ The Park: KLCC,Malaysia
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你喜欢做瑜伽吗？这个星期二的Under Amour Workout Session让你免费上一堂活力瑜伽课。与其待在家，不妨一起来做瑜伽，让自己身心灵都得以放松。想去的朋友，记得先到他们的网址预订哦～
地址：KLCC Park, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
时间：6.30pm-8.30pm （11月1日）

网址：[email protected]
2. Malaysia Fashion Week
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马来西亚的时装周来啦！想知道最新的时尚潮流吗？那你肯定不能错过马来西亚的时装周啦～为期4天的时装周让你可以欣赏到马来西亚和世界各地的时尚趋向。如果有兴趣，请记得到他们的网址留下个人资料，主办单位将会email你确定你的参与资格。
地址：MATRADE Exhibition and Convention Centre (MECC), Kuala Lumpur.
时间：10am-6pm （11月2日至5日）
网址：MalaysiaFashionWeek
3. Fuze Club KL pres. VINAI #37
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在Top 100 DJs 2016排行榜中排行37名的Vinai将在大马开Show啦！Vinai这对双人组合，会为大家带来劲爆又热情的电子舞曲，让你可以尽情地热舞！
地址：Fuze Club Kuala Lumpur, 1 Jalan Kia Peng, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
时间：10pm-3am （11月3日及4日）
网址：FuzeClubKLpres.VINAI
4. Murfest 2016
Image Credit: Murfest 2016
Murfest其实是一个结合了健康，音乐和运动的活动，你轻松玩乐和运动！还等什么？！赶紧去他们的网址，购票吧！
地址：MaTiC, Tourism Malaysia, Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
时间：7am-6am （11月4日至6日）
网址：Murfest2016
5. What Am I, A Bloody Banyan Tree?
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如果你喜欢戏剧表演，那你肯定不能错过What Am I， A Bloody Banyan Tree。Marina Tan是这个戏剧表演的导演兼演员，她希望透过她的表演告诉大家唯有了解历史才能在未来成长。想知道这是什么样的故事吗？那就赶紧上网订票吧！
地址：Theatre Lounge Cafe, B1-3A, No. 63 Jalan Sri Hartamas 1, Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
时间：9pm-10.45pm （11月4日至6日）
网址：WhatAmI,ABloodyBanyanTree?
6. Fun, Arts, and Bites with Bina Warehouse
Image Credit: Bina Warehouse (BW)
最近有计划爱买新的卫浴洁具吗？那就不妨在这个周末到Fun, Arts & Bites逛逛吧！在那里你不但可以找到超值的打折产品，现场还有DJ ANRK的音乐表演、美食餐车、和幸运抽奖哦！。
地址：Bina Warehouse, 7A Jalan 51/215, Seksyen 51, 46050 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
时间：10am-5pm （11月5日及6日）
网址：FABwithBinaWarehouse
7. JunkED: Makers’ Market
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想认识大马本地制作的产品吗？那JunkED：Maker’s Market这个活动就非常适合你！JunkED：Maker’s Market的主要目的是让大马人更加了解马来西亚的创作和艺术家，也是个让本地创作和艺术家进行交流的平台。
地址：Prototype Gallery, level 2, Wisma Central, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
时间：11am-6pm （11月5日）
网址：JunkED:Maker’sMarket
8. TREC Fashion Bazaar
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想要购买平价时尚单品吗？在TREC Fashion Bazaar，就是最适合你的地方啦！这个星期想要逛街，就到这里淘宝吧！喜欢购物的你，怎么可以错过呢？
地址：TREC KL, 436 Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
时间：5pm-11pm （11月6日）
网址：TRECFashionBazaar
9. Pun Competition Malaysia
Image Credit: JD Raja Lawak @ Youtube
大马首次举行的Pun Competition来啦！大家知道什么是Pun吗？Pun其实就是双关语。虽然现在你已经不能报名参赛，但是你还是可以去观看他们的比赛哦～这个星期日就不妨到The Bee, Publika体验大马首个Pun Competition吧！
地址：The Bee @ Publika, 36B, Block C, Level G2, Publika, Solaris Dutamas, Jalan Dutamas 1, 50480, Kuala Lumpur.
时间：7.30pm-11pm （11月6日）
网址：PunCompetition
Feature Image Credit: The Straits Times, Katong Kids.


DiscoverKL's Guide To New KL Cafes & Restaurants To Check Out In April 2019

With new eateries and bars popping up every other day, we’ve curated a list of places for you to hunt down this month. Here are some hot just-launched cafes and restaurants in Klang Valley to check out.
1. Hai Di Lao
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Ahh, Hai Di Lao. Unless you have been living under a rock, you would have probably heard of the hotpot restaurant’s grand opening at Sunway Pyramid on March 27.
Needless to say, it was a much-anticipated launch and for obvious reasons: they’re known for their top-notch service which includes a complimentary manicure session for customers of Hai Di Lao.
Due to their popularity, we foresee there being queues at the restaurant, especially during peak periods so we’d suggest heading for an early lunch or dinner session to avoid long waits.
Hours: 10am-10pm, daily

Address: 3, Jalan PJS 11/15, Bandar Sunway, 47500 Petaling Jaya
Website: Hai Di Lao
Tel: 03-5612 5158
2. Tommy Thongchai
Image Credit: Tommy Thongchai
The Square @ Jaya One gains another gastropub this month, in the form of Tommy Thongchai, a Thai gastropub.
Drinks are fairly affordable with cocktails being served at RM20 during their happy hour period of 6pm-9pm, daily. What’s cool is the fact that the mixologists at this pub happen to be Thai. Hence, we’re definitely hoping for some Thai-inspired cocktails.
Address: The Square, G.004, Jaya One, 46200 Petaling Jaya
Website: Tommy Thongchai
Tel: 012-901 2848
3. Crème De La Crème
 Petit Gâteaus by Crème De La Crème
Crème De La Crème opened up shop this month in the F&B-saturated area of Damansara Uptown.
Joining the trend of healthier-for-you desserts, this dessert parlour serves up artificial colouring-free desserts with a Malaysian twist. Pandan Kaya Toast, Barley Lime and Teh Tarik are just some of the sorbet flavours available.
We’d highly recommend the teatime staple: the Pandan Kaya Toast. As for their petit gâteaus, the Beauty and the Beast dessert stood out for us. It’s a dessert made of Morello Cherry sorbet, Madagascar Vanilla, Weiss dark chocolate and a chocolate ganache.
Read more about it here.
Hours: Mondays-Thursdays: 12pm-11pm; Fridays-Saturdays: 12pm-12am; Sundays: 12pm-11pm
Address: 35G, Ground Floor, Jalan SS21/60 Damansara Utama, Petaling Jaya
Website: Crème De La Crème
Tel: 03-7494 0735
4. MariGin
Gin cocktails by MariGin
The Marini group presents another watering hole option this March, with the launch of MariGin, a gin specialty bar with cocktail options like Archaelogin (a gin infused with earl grey, orange, mint sprigs, and cucumber with a 3 Cent Aegean Tonic) and Ginasium, which has kaya flavours in it.
Catering to the elite crowd, MariGin is a good option for when you’re looking to enjoy the finer things in life for a night.
Read more about it here.
Hours: Mondays-Saturdays, 5pm-1am
Address: One KL, Jalan Pinang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur
Website: MariGin
Tel: 03-23866030


This Humble Gerai Tepi Jalan In SS14 Has The Most Indulgent Soft Shell Crab Meals

SS14, Subang Jaya is mostly known for its Bak Kut Teh dishes but you might just be missing out on some awesome grub if you happened to drive past a bright red gerai.

Often overlooked is Fat Joe’s Shack, a humble gerai tepi jalan situated near the Petron petrol station in SS14.

The red shack is slowly gaining in popularity for its delicious soft shell crab dishes.
Indulge in the Nasi Lemak with Soft Shell Crab and Salted Egg Yolk sauce for only RM15. This dish comprises of warm, fluffy nasi lemak paired with soft shell crab and a drizzle of salted egg yolk sauce.

For RM12, you can grab their Pita Bread paired with Crab, Salted Egg Yolk sauce and Cheesy Fries. This dish is the ultimate indulgence, with the savoury egg yolk sauce and cheese as well as the carb-filled fries.

One dish not to be missed is the Mozzarella Cheese and Nachos with Cheesy Fries and Torched Soft Shell Crab. This dish is priced at RM15 and it’s worth every ringgit.
The gerai often restocks their juicy crabs and only fresh ones are used in their dishes.
As there’s only a set number of crabs per night, Fat Joe’s Shack operates until their stock finishes. Therefore, it’s solely on a first come, first serve basis.
Go ahead and indulge in yummy goodness at Fat Joe’s Shack and do “crab” it while you can! 😉
Fat Joe’s Shack
Hours: 8pm-1am, daily (unless updated otherwise on their official Facebook page).
Address: Located right opposite Petron SS14.
Website: Fat Joe’s Shack
Tel: 012-224 5690
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7 Stunning Glamping Sites In Malaysia For A Chilled Out Staycation Amidst Nature

In this tech savvy age, pitching a tent is the most foreign thing to us. Let’s be real. If there was an app that could automatically help set up your tent for you, everyone in this age would go cray cray over it. Unfortunately, that app does not exist yet but for the overly pampered millennials or simply those who want to treat themselves to a glamorous camping experience, here’re 7 stunning sites in Malaysia for a chilled out staycation amidst nature.
1. Caravan Serai, Pahang
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Only 45 minutes away from KL, Caravan Serai is one of the leading glamping sites in Asia on par with the ones from Australia. It’s located 15 minutes away from Bentong town in Pahang Darul Makmur. Go off road and into the beautiful tropical rainforest to get a taste of adventure without forgetting a touch of luxury.
Apart from the forest, the surroundings are filled with orchards, rivers and hills as well. The two main types of accommodations are the Deluxe Safari Tent and Caravan Suite. The site has a restaurant that serves local dishes that can fit up to 130 pax comfortably as well as other leisure activities such as nature walks, ATV rides, karaoke and more.
Caravan Serai, Pahang
Address: Lot 3159 & 3160, 12 ¾ Mile Jalan Tras, 28700 Bentong Town, Pahang, Malaysia.

Website: https://www.facebook.com/caravanseraibentong/
Tel: 03 7972 3655 / 016 332 3815 / 016 213 7387
2. Canopy Tribes, Johor
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All the way in the magical outdoors of Johor lies an ideal location for glamping. Canopy Tribes is within a rainforest in Kota Tinggi. With beautiful Bell Tents as your glamorous, adventurous shelter, you wouldn’t want to miss this experience! The tents are pitched in the rainforest where you will find hills and rivers. There’s even a place for you to barbecue food right outside your tent. Among some of the activities that you can enjoy at Canopy Tribes are firefly cruising, hiking, nature walks and bird watching.
Canopy Tribes, Johor
Address: 7815, Jln Lombong, Batu 8 (3km before the Kota Tinggi Waterfall), 81900 Kota Tinggi, Johor, Malaysia.
Website: http://www.canopytribes.com/
Tel: 018-786 5152 / 019-733 9866 / 07-244 3788
3. Sailor’s Rest Resort, Janda Baik
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Want a place to glamp in the cooling highlands of Malaysia? Sailor’s Rest is set right on Malaysia’s Titiwangsa Mountain Range and is 600m above sea level. We’re not kidding when we say that you will wake up to fresh mountain air and a refreshing breeze with a cool mist. This resort is about an hour’s drive from KL.
You will find the site equipped with glamorous tents for your staycation and not to mention, cosy mattresses and comforters to keep you warm. Trek the waterfall in the day and bathe in the rivers after, go back to the simpler days and bask in the great outdoors.
Sailor’s Rest Resort, Janda Baik
Address: Lot 8592, Lorong Dato Panglima, Kg. Sg. Lurau, Janda Baik, 28750 Bentong, Pahang
Website: http://www.sailorrest.com
Tel: 012-360 9227 (Hashim) / 03-4292 7036
4. Tanah Aina Faha, Pahang
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Tanah Aina Faha is located deep in the forest by the Lata Jaram, a famous waterfall. Take time to unwind here around lush greenery, waterfalls and rivers. Just two and a half hour drive from KL and you’ll be able to enjoy the amenities that nature has provided. Have a picnic around the site, trek the forests, visit the waterfalls, swim in the rivers and occasionally enjoy live bands here as well.
Tanah Aina Fahad in Ulu Dong, Raub, Pahang
Address: 8, 27600 Raub District, Pahang
Website: http://www.tanahaina.com/fahad/
Tel: 016-609 0493 (Ms. Juliet) / 010-226 5815 (Neni) / 016-215 9252 (Hannah)
5. Walai Penyu Resort, Sabah
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For ecotourism lovers, here’s one for you! Glamp while you watch turtles lay their eggs on the shore and release them when they hatch. The tent provided has everything you need, such as clean linen, water and basic furniture. Relax by the beach where the warm sun is perfect for a tan, the crashing waves will be music to your ears, and beach hair and sandy feet is part of the norm. Some of the activities you can enjoy whilst at the Walai Penyu resort are swimming and snorkeling.
Walai Penyu Resort, Sabah
Tel: 016-831 0168 / 08-826 0263
Website: http://www.walaipenyuresort.com/pack-02.html
6. Tadom Hill Resorts, Selangor
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This beautiful resort provides a unique stay where you will be one with nature. There are a variety of glamping packages to choose from, such as the Garden Tent Suite, Hammock Spheres, Lakeside Tent Site and Bamboo Glamp. Dive in the ocean, swim in the pool, swing around like Tarzan and enjoy a full-fledged adventure whilst glamping here.
Tadom Hill Resorts, Selangor
Address: Bukit Tadom, Kampung Labohan Dagang, 42700 Banting, Selangor
Website: http://www.tadomhillresorts.com/
Tel: 012-522 5728 / 012-522 5908 / 012-522 5883
7. Boutel Orchard, Pahang
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Boutel Orchard, Raub, strips off all the fanciness surrounding glamping by bringing its guests back to the bare basics. Home of the musang king durian, this durian orchard has been transformed into a permaculture retreat area, complete with back-to-nature chill out activities such as hammocks, swings and minimalistic cabins and pods. Arguably the most popular of all the cabins is the honeycomb pod. Each pod comfortably sleeps 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 kids.
Boutel Orchard
Website: Boutel Orchard
Tel: 016-661 3178
Feature Image Credit: Maggie Chiew


想在KL 捉Pokémon？来这10个热门Pokestops吧！

最近大家似乎都沉迷于目前全世界最火的手机游戏之一：Pokémon Go!
这款游戏不仅代表着大部分人的童年回忆，还能让大家在现实世界里体验捕捉神奇宝贝来过过瘾。
不过在KL 这么大的城市里，到底要去哪些地方捕捉神奇宝贝才会好玩呢？
虽说Pokemon属随机于地图出沒，但在Pokestops附近会比较容易出发Pokemon哦！
今天小编要介绍大家10个KL热门Pokestops地点，大家可别错过啦！

1）国油双峰塔

众所周知，国油双峰塔是全球最高的双塔楼以及KL的标志，又名 KLCC。
宏伟的双峰塔熠熠发光，设计灵感源于传统伊斯兰教建筑中的几何形状，
还有宽敞开阔的城中城公园和购物中心，非常适合喜欢挑战性的精灵训练员来捕捉目标。
在这个88层最高的塔楼里进行捕捉精灵行动，你敢吗？

2）吉隆坡市中心

吉隆坡市中心一直都是最热闹的地点之一，这里还是国外游客和本地人星期天最爱逛的地方。
如果你很怕热的话，就应该来逛逛KL市中心的高级购物广场，不仅有冷气，还很宽阔，
收集起精灵来会更有效也更加安全哦！

3）吉隆坡塔

吉隆坡塔的地点位于咖啡山 (Bukit Nanas) 山顶（海拔 94 米），高 421 米。
是吉隆坡的象征建筑，也是游客们必选的景点之一。吉隆坡塔四周还环绕着郁郁葱葱的咖啡山森林 。
在这里进行Pokemon GO 的话，你能够同时将吉隆坡市景尽收眼底。

4） 茨厂街

茨厂街就是俗称的唐人街，或称中国城。这里是一个充满小贩文化特色且浓厚华族色彩的观光胜地，
如果你抓Pokemon抓到饿了还可以停下来品尝当地的道地小吃和名产哦！

5）黑风洞 Batu Caves

说到探险，怎么可以少了吉隆坡的黑风洞呢？黑风洞位于吉隆坡以北，建筑了多座兴都教的寺庙和祠堂。
这座山总共有272 级台階，只要爬上去就可以一览州府的城市风光。
因此，在这里进行Pokemon GO，听起来就很刺激吧！搞不好还可以帮助瘦身哦！
你有信心可以挑战到第几层台阶呢？不过别抓错了精灵哦，因为黑风洞有很多的猴子呢！

6）蘇丹阿都沙默大厦

蘇丹阿都沙末大廈位于東姑阿都拉曼路。在英国统治马来西亚时期，这里曾是殖民地政府数个部门的辦公场所。
因此，来这里捕捉Pokemon，你还可以同时欣赏大廈摩爾風格的設計，顺便可以在这里拍照留念。

7）LRT stations

如果你想捕捉精灵，不如去搭个Lrt 吧！听说这里已经很多人抓到很多精灵咯！
但目前最高纪录精灵出现率的Lrt 是KLCC的捷运站， Kelana Jaya站, KL Sentral 和 Tasik Bandar Selatan 站。

8） Bangsar

Bangsar 一带的 购物广场和居民区也是精灵们经常出现的热门地点哦！
这里有很多咖啡店，如果你的捕捉精灵行动进行得累了，那不如喝杯咖啡休息下再继续捕捉下一个目标吧！

9）Jaya One

住Jaya One一带的大学生如果你的精灵球已经用完了，想要获得精灵球的话可以在这里搜寻哦！
这里还是不时会出现多个鸡蛋让大家补充下。

10）国家动物园

国家动物园也是很多精灵训练员的热门地点选择之一！
只不过，在这里捕捉pokemon就需要买入门票啦！
如果你是家长，想和自己的小孩一起体验pokemon的乐趣，那国家动物园是个很好的选择。
如此一来，不仅可以制造家庭聚会的时光，还可以同时教育孩子对动物们的知识。

你也是神奇宝贝训练员之一吗？赶紧分享此文章出去让更多KL的朋友一起加入这有趣又迷人的游戏吧！
不过最重要的是，玩Pokemon GO的同时，请各位要注意自身安全，别妨碍到交通哦！


豪华隐秘别墅【The Jungle Rainforest Retreat Templer Park】，搞Party聚会超爽derr～！

繁忙的工作了一段时间，想要找个地方歇歇西不被任何人打扰？ 想要办泳池活动或生日聚会却找不到地方？
没关系，今天小编就介绍大家一个秘密别墅，绝对能够带给你惊喜。
这栋位于Bukit Templer的别墅- The Jungle Rainforest Retreat Templer Park- Der Mansion 环境可是非常的幽静漂亮哦。
整栋别墅被大自然的树林山坡围绕着，给人们带来一片恬静。豪华舒适的别墅设计，超大的私人泳池，让你能够远离吉隆坡这喧闹的城市，来到这世外桃源放松一番。

这栋别墅开放给大家预订，不管你想要办生日聚会，大型活动或 想和朋友家人一起开Party，都很适合选择这里呢！
别墅是两层有1/2 层，拥有五间卧室和四间浴室。总共有6张queen size床，4张单人床，3张双层床，和10张折叠式床，总共可容纳20人。每间房间的装饰也特别漂亮，设计个性简化，看起来就让人感到非常舒心特别喜欢呢！小编看了照片都很想马上住进去，感觉就是很舒服的房间！

此外，别墅也拥有超多样化的配套设施，包括：液晶电视，Karaoke，冷气，厨房，烤面包机，洗衣机，熨斗，BBQ道具，有滑水道的泳池，足球游戏机，麻将桌和撞球台呢！
是不是超棒的？！ 光想一想，和几个好友或家人来这里度假一定很好玩。 不管是大人还是小孩，都有适合自己的娱乐设施。
 晚上的时候，还可以一群人一起烤肉，聊天，听音乐。或是和朋友在这里搞个烤肉泳池派对也是挺好玩的！

而且老板也很细心，还准备了超大超可爱的独角兽泳圈给客人们。女生们来这里拍照一定很漂亮！
在这么豪华的别墅过夜，大家一定很好奇价钱吧！
好吧，小编就告诉大家吧！价钱方面呢～ 星期六和 public holiday是一晚RM2800 哦～ 星期一至五 和星期日 一晚是 RM2200～
电话：016-335 0906/ 016- 338 0453/ 016-714 8327/ 010-982 7720 (The Mansion Party Pool Team)
地址：Jalan Bukit Templer, Taman Bukit Templer, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor, Malaysia
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What To Do This Week: Happening Events In Klang Valley From January 30-February 5

KL is full of exciting activities that one should not miss out on, and it is in fact a great excuse to have a get-together with friends. Best part is, you get to enjoy the activities with one another, whether it’s a performance or a party. Here are 6 events happening this week, from January 30-February 5, that you should consider heading out for!
1. Lindy Jam
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Dancing is a great social activity as it is a chance where you can have fun and release your inhibitions (Natasha Bedingfield reference, anyone?). Lindy hop is a style of dance which has withstood the decades and this classic might look simple enough but it is in fact decorated with intricate movements. For first time learners, you can head on over the New Star Studio to learn some sweet new moves.
When: February 3, 9pm-12am
Where: New Star Studio, Taman Desa
Info: The Lindy Jam

2. Ignition 1.0
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After all the CNY feasting, it’s time to get down on the dance floor and jam to the likes of Chukiess & Whackboi, Adham Nasri & Feera Z alongside others talented local DJs. Enjoy the trap, progressive, trance, electro and hardstyle tracks all night long.
When: February 4, 10pm-5am
Where: Esperance, Fraser Business Park, Jalan Pudu
Info: Ignition 1.0
3. Kagesha
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The Temple of Fine Art will be presenting a traditional indian dance performance called “Kagesha”. The dance will be accompanied by live orchestra. If you’re interested to learn more about this cultural performance, the show will be hosted for one-night only, so it’s best to book a seat before tickets run out.
When: February 4, 7pm
Where: Temple Of Fine Art
Info: Kagesha
4. Sharp Fest
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Sharp Fest combines the best of punk rock, hardrock, hardstyle, metallica and ska music in their 11-band-lineup show. This music festival at Rumah Api showcases the talents of local rock music.
When: February 4, 3pm
Where: Rumah Api, 178 Jalan Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur
Info: Sharp Fest
5. Soap Making
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Soap making is a DIY process that allows one to create aromatic bars of soap with scents that they personally enjoy. If you’re interested to pick up this skill for free, you can head on over to the 2-hour workshop hosted by BF1 Shopping and teacher Vincent Yong.
When: February 4, 2pm-4pm
Where: BF1, Lot 146, Jalan Segambut
Info: Soap Making
6. Bangi Food Fest
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Bangi folks, a food fest is coming your way and it would showcase a galore of local food that you can feast on. The 2-day event will be held at Taman Tasik Cempaka in Bandar Baru Bangi.
When: February 4-5, 9am-10pm
Where: Taman Tasik Cempaka, Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor
Info: Bangi Food Fest
Feature Image Credit: Tfa.org.my & Kualalumpur.com