MALAYSIA I LOVE YOU.
So this is all about my 3 day trip in Malaysia..
Pretty much about where to go and what to eat.
So I got 1 day in Kuala Lumpur and 1 and a half day in Melacca. It's pretty fun actually. Because it's new year. And there are so many SALES !!! that's why I'm happy haha. And besides I'm gonna be battling the UN or final exam,, and university application for the next 3 months, that's why I really need this trip.. Here we go..
(KLCC and one of the twin tower)
KUALA LUMPUR
Honestly I like Kuala Lumpur more than Jakarta. I don't know why, but maybe Kuala Lumpur is much much more clean and neat.
where to go: Shopping and taking picture in Malaysia most famous landmark? KLCC is the right place! From Burberry to GAP, Every girl would love this place.
Honestly I like Kuala Lumpur more than Jakarta. I don't know why, but maybe Kuala Lumpur is much much more clean and neat.
where to go: Shopping and taking picture in Malaysia most famous landmark? KLCC is the right place! From Burberry to GAP, Every girl would love this place.
what to eat: Well, you can find almost anything you want to eat in Kuala Lumpur. Indian food, Chinese, Japanese, Western, EVERYTHING! Well i ate this Tandoori Chicken and Naan Bread.
The chicken is a little bit too dry, but the flavor? OUTSTANDING. It's spicy, buttery, but the acidity from the key lime makes everything perfect. And the naan bread is soft, chewy and buttery it's the perfect pair for the chicken.
The chicken is a little bit too dry, but the flavor? OUTSTANDING. It's spicy, buttery, but the acidity from the key lime makes everything perfect. And the naan bread is soft, chewy and buttery it's the perfect pair for the chicken.
MELACCA
Looking for more down to earth and full of culture place? Melacca is the place for you. Well I like Melacca better than Kuala Lumpur. It's more me. It's vintage, it's earthy, it's just beautiful.
Where to go:
-Stadthuys also known as the Red Square, is a historical structure situated in the heart of Melacca It was built by the Dutch occupants in 1650 as the office of the Dutch Governor and Deputy Governor. I love red and vintage so i love this place.
Where to go:
-Stadthuys also known as the Red Square, is a historical structure situated in the heart of Melacca It was built by the Dutch occupants in 1650 as the office of the Dutch Governor and Deputy Governor. I love red and vintage so i love this place.
The famous Red Church Melacca
You could also buy souvenirs. There are a lot of souvenirs vendors around the church. But.. if you want the same item and lower price. Try to buy it at Jonker Street. It's all the same items but they have much lower prices.
<< Jonker Street at noon
<< Jonker Street at night
The Beautiful Malacca River at night
Malacca River at noon
WHAT TO EAT:
So before I went to Melacca I did some research about the food, and a lot of people recommending the FAMOSA'S CHICKEN RICE BALL. It's just like hainanese chicken rice but they made the rice into rice balls. The chicken is very smooth and tender, and the rice is so rich and fluffy, So you really should try this one,
At last if you're looking for dessert or you just have a sweet tooth. You should try the durian puffs. It's 6RM for 6 piece but it's totally worth it. The pastry is soft and fluffy and the durian creme is heaven in your mouth! it's sweet, creamy, and the durian flavor is amazinggggg.