Tag: visit Malaysia
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How Many Times Can We Go to Sunway Lagoon?
Just so you know, this review is not sponsored. I paid for everything myself, and all opinions are entirely my own. I’m sharing my honest experience to help you decide if it’s worth checking out! It’s that time of the year again—Sunway MEGA Roadshow 2025! This is where we always secure our Sunway Lagoon annual…
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Hobbitoon Village – A Shire-Inspired Park
We left Shah Alam at 7:30 AM on a regular Tuesday morning and reached Hobbitoon Village in Simpang Pulai by 10:00 AM. Despite the heavy weekday morning traffic, the 2.5-hour drive was otherwise smooth, making this Hobbitoon Village very accessible. Hobbitoon Village nestled on 50 acres within a sprawling 300-acre plantation, surrounded by lush vegetation. The entrance…
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Kopimeo Lacarne
My cousin and I are the definition of “so close yet so far.” We live just one postcode apart, but with our clashing schedules, meeting up feels as rare as finding a needle in a haystack. So, when she randomly called on a Saturday afternoon and I had nothing on my plate, we knew…
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Pasar Eatai : Halal Chinese Cuisine Festival
I finally made it to the Pasar Eatai event at 1 Utama – on the very last day, no less! Even before leaving the house, I’d already done my homework, scrolling through videos of the event and screenshotting the must-visit stalls. Unsurprisingly, the place was already packed when I arrived. It’s not every day…
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Traveling with Travel Agency vs DIY vs Hybrid: What Works for You?
I’ve tried all three styles of traveling – traveling with agencies, full DIY Holiday, and a mix of both. And let me tell you, while agency trips are super convenient, my DIY trips with my husband and son have been the most fun (and chaotic, but in the best way). Traveling with a Travel Agency…
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Luca at BSC
What happens when Western cuisine takes a bold trip to India? You get Luca at BSC – a dining experience that surprises your taste buds and leaves you craving more. With its cozy ambiance, attentive service, and unforgettable dishes, Luca isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a homage to India’s spices, seamlessly blended with Western recipes.…
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Salam Noodle Review
If you’re hunting for Xinjiang-style noodles in Shah Alam without emptying your wallet, let me introduce you to Salam Noodle in Seksyen 13. Self-service, no fuss, and my personal noodle haven. Now, I’ve never been to Xinjiang (or anywhere close), but after scarfing down my fair share of mee tarik and mee hiris, Salam Noodle…
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The Kindness of a Stranger
I’ll admit, this is a little embarrassing, but I think it’s important to share because it’s a story about kindness. I’ve always had a fear of escalators – especially the fast-moving ones, like the ones at MRT stations. Every time, I let others pass first while I psych myself up to step on. Sometimes,…
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Squid Game 2 Comes to Life with Mamee Mister Potato
Squid Game Meets Mamee Mister Potato: My Sunday at LG1 Oasis in Sunway Pyramid Last Sunday, I stepped into the world of Squid Game… but with a crunchy twist. The Mamee Mister Potato x Squid Game 2 event at LG1 Oasis, Sunway Pyramid, was buzzing with energy, excitement, and, of course, snacks. Right in…
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Limar & Songket – The Textiles That Link the Malay World (Part I): A Journey Through Time and Threads
Step into a world where fabric isn’t just fabric, it’s a storyteller, a time traveler, and, in some cases, a healer. The exhibition “Limar & Songket – The Textiles That Link the Malay World” by John Ang unravels Malaysia’s rich textile heritage, revealing stories woven into these timeless pieces. Here, every thread connects us to…
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