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It was a mammoth task to shortlist only 8 breakfast choices but we did our best. So here are some examples that you should try when you’re in our beloved city

It was a mammoth task to shortlist only 8 breakfast choices but we did our best. So here are some examples that you should try when you’re in our beloved city

Kuala Lumpur is fast becoming a shopping haven for both locals and travellers alike.

After a few days of exploring the boisterous city of Kuala Lumpur, I think a day dedicated for some rest and relaxation is in order. There is no point exerting yourself, just to keep up with your preplanned itinerary. Especially when you are close to not being able to feel your feet and your muscles…

If you're finicky about your coffee, then here are five places that will leave only pleasurably bitter aftertastes.

If you’re hankering for some much needed TLC for your hair and nails, check out number76 salon. They have branches in Mont Kiara, Midvalley, Bangsar Village

Rips, tears, broken zippers… Sometimes your handy travel sewing kit won’t be able to handle a wardrobe malfunction.

Whether it's a doctor or a manicurist, you can find them easily in Kuala Lumpur.

Jokes about women and shoes aside, having your favourite pair break down on you is a painful inconvenience.

If you are willing to travel a little, you might be able to save yourself a little on luggage repairs.

The hustle and bustle of KL is at its peak round and about KLCC. As one of KL’s business hubs, it seems that office buildings and malls dominate this area. What’s there to do around this area besides work and shop?

The one place you can sort out all your IT needs for the best prices in Kuala Lumpur and that is Low Yat Plaza.

Whether you’re a clubber, casual drinker, nature lover or art enthusiast,you’ll find something to occupy your time in KL.

Malaysia is generally a friendly country towards tourists but it is still better to be safe rather than sorry. Here are few pointers for enjoying your night out.

When all the walking in the humid Asian weather gets too much and all you need is a tasty Malaysian meal, fret not. Just pop into the nearest mall and head to the food court for a culinary treat.

We love food courts for their diverse selection of popular hawker dishes, ease of navigation and straight-forward ordering system, all under one roof.

Chinatown (Petaling Street) is one of the must-visit places in Malaysia. In the 1870s, Yap Ah Loy, a Chinese headman regarded as the founding father of Kuala Lumpur, opened a tapioca mill on Petaling Street.

Mention shopping in Kuala Lumpur and someone will surely suggest Bukit Bintang in turn.

Your ultimate guide to hitting your step count in Downtown Kuala Lumpur for every type of shopper.