It’s a wrap

Petronas Twin Towers. Photo by CallMeCreation.com

After my massage last night, I went around the food street market of Jalan Alor to see what the hoopla is all about.

Jalan Alor. Photo by CallMeCreation.com

It’s a touristy area but it’s ok. There’s a lot to choose from.

Seafood, Thai food, Viet. Photo by CallMeCreation.com
Bbq skewers. Photo by CallMeCreation.com

I felt robbed. Since I ate lunch really late yesterday, I really couldn’t partake of what is offered here. I couldn’t eat that much because I had that sad bak kut teh rice.

What I noticed in Jln Alor was that 70% of what is being offered there was Thai food. 🤦🏻‍♀️ I was expecting the real Malaysian street food but here we are, getting bombarded with Thai seafood dishes.

I just ended up with this fishball soup because it was light on the tummy. It was almost midnight; not good to eat heavily. Photo by CallMeCreation.com

This morning I took my sweet time getting ready for my meeting outside of KL—to Damansara to be exact. I checked which mall I could go to for lunch so that I won’t be huffing and puffing to rush to my meeting from Bukit Bintang. I went to Damansara City mall to have lunch.

I have mixed feelings about this noodle soup. Photo by CallMeCreation.com

I realized this mall isn’t really a mall where I can while away my time. I crossed to Pavilion, another high-end mall. Ah well, at least the bathrooms would be clean.

Studio Ghibli pins I found at Pavilion Damansara Heights. Photo by CallMeCreation.com
I’m so tempted to bring some home. Photo by CallMeCreation.com
Low buildings of the suburbs. Photo by CallMeCreation.com
I decided to spend the rest of the afternoon at KLCC park. Photo by CallMeCreation.com
Photo by CallMeCreation.com
Photo by CallMeCreation.com

I walked a bit further and I ended up in Suria KLCC. And of course, Petronas Towers are just there.

Because it’s there.
It is indeed a pretty building. Photo by CallMeCreation.com