WALDORF │ Rubberduck Plaza Damas

Finally Trying Rubberduck

We had been meaning to try Rubberduck for the longest time, but the large crowds and long queues that usually snake along the walkway always discouraged us. Known for its outdoor dining setup — beach chairs, palm tree prints, and plenty of greenery — it’s a favourite among the Instagram crowd. It’s apparently pork free too.

This morning, luck was on our side. We arrived during that sweet spot between breakfast and lunch, when the crowd was in transition. Finding an empty table was surprisingly easy.

Our Aloha Brunch

After a moment of hesitation, we decided to go all out:

• Big Breakfast — RM29.00
• Morning Muffin — RM19.00
• Coconut Latte — RM13.00
• Berry Smoothie Bowl — RM18.00

Did we enjoy our alluring aloha brunch? Absolutely. The food was good, and the tropical ambiance added to the calm, relaxed vibe.

The Damage

The meal did attract taxes, bringing the total to RM83.75 (≈ USD19/EUR18). By our modest standards, it was an expensive brunch — but it was an experience we felt we had to try at least once.

A Small Reminder

While masks are now optional outdoors, they are still mandatory indoors. Stay safe and considerate.

(Do visit our YouTube Channel Have Perut Will Travel)

📍 Location:
Rubberduck - https://goo.gl/maps/ZVBMVYqmkJ4H6ZDL8

We do what we can to support local businesses, and it's always good to know that everyone here observes all related SOPs, it helps make us feel safer and reassured.

WALDORF │ A Weekend (Again)

Escaping the Raya Congestion

There was a Hari Raya Aidilfitri Celebration at Dataran Merdeka today from 10:00am to 2:00pm, which meant the roads around our area would be either closed or heavily congested. To avoid the mayhem, we decided to spend the weekend at Waldorf Tower — again.

We left home at 9:30am and enjoyed a scenic half hour drive to Plaza Damas.

Brunch, Buns, and Coffee

Our first stop was Warung Soho to order their excellent Nasi Soho. The gravy wasn’t ready yet, so we were asked to return in fifteen minutes.

With time to spare, we strolled to Bread Aroma Bakery for our usual tuna cheese buns and their amazing mango peach buns. Then we walked over to ZUS Coffee — I ordered a Mocha Caffè Latte, while Cat tried the Iced Genmai Latte.

On the way back, we discovered a new eatery called D’Warung Khatijah, serving Malay and Indonesian dishes. Something to try for dinner, perhaps.

We returned to Warung Soho, collected our Nasi Soho, and headed up to the apartment.

A Quiet Afternoon

The entire afternoon was spent catching up on Star Wars on Disney+, followed by a refreshing nap.

Dinner Hunt at Dusk

At dusk, we went out in search of dinner. We checked D’Warung Khatijah, Don’s Warong, and Ju Ga & Cook Korean Food, but nothing matched our mood — we wanted something light.

So we walked into Hartamas Shopping Centre, crossed the pedestrian bridge, and took the elevator down to Plaza Damas 3.

Déjà vu — we ended up at Bestari again. I ordered Roti Sardin, while Cat had Fried Bee Hoon. After our simple dinner, we strolled back into Hartamas Shopping Centre, visited Mercato for groceries, then Mr DIY for a floor mat.

Our final errand was at KK Super Mart for beverages before returning to the apartment.

The Next Morning

We packed up and headed to Rubberduck for brunch — a place we usually avoid because of the crowds, but today we braved it. After the pricey brunch, we returned to Warung Soho for two more packets of Nasi Soho (as always), then made our way to the carpark and drove home.

And yes — we were already thinking about where to go next weekend.

A Small Reminder

While masks are now optional outdoors, they are still mandatory indoors. Stay safe and considerate.

(Do visit our YouTube Channel Have Perut Will Travel)

📍 Location:
Waldorf Tower - https://goo.gl/maps/KeFVrBmcYooMt1BG9
Plaza Damas - https://goo.gl/maps/Es7Nn4ZnZknWgVLb6
Hartamas Shopping Centre - https://goo.gl/maps/SvKsJ127W7cEgQ7JA
Warung Soho Hartamas - https://g.page/warungsoho?share
Bread Aroma Bakery - https://goo.gl/maps/qWrL7iBuiYbtm9eE8
ZUS Coffee Plaza Damas - https://goo.gl/maps/UCDJM9UW2heHmZwf7
D'Warung Khatijah - https://goo.gl/maps/YmRvUSm43544uLmL7
Don's Warong - https://goo.gl/maps/x22iJJ9e9GMC3Kde6
Ju Ga & Cook Korean Food - https://goo.gl/maps/Zw4RKmm5RhKUxxUG8
Plaza Damas 3 - https://goo.gl/maps/f9xebL6XDspr8sSG7
Restoran Bestari - https://goo.gl/maps/F1bj2u8abg9jGzy76
Mercato Sri Hartamas - https://goo.gl/maps/5Yek7uaSKUsp4syc8
MR. DIY @ Plaza Damas - https://goo.gl/maps/u5joUZjaqwRBcoZf6
KK CONCEPT STORE Plaza Damas - https://goo.gl/maps/6P3f8e3p8zejK3LP6
Rubberduck - https://goo.gl/maps/ZVBMVYqmkJ4H6ZDL8

We do what we can to support local businesses, and it's always good to know that everyone here observes all related SOPs, it helps make us feel safer and reassured.

Restoran TAJUDIN Nasi Beriani

From BNf to Beriani

After visiting the excellent Borneo Native Festival (BNf) at Pasar Seni (Central Market), we decided to have an early lunch at Tajudin, a place that holds a special place in my memories.

A Little Trip Down Memory Lane

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away…

Well, actually in the late 1980s, I used to frequent Tajudin when it was still operating in a very narrow back alley — fondly called a lorong tikus (mice lane). Eating there meant braving sauna like heat, shoulder to shoulder crowds, and the unmistakable charm of old Kuala Lumpur.

About ten years ago, Tajudin moved to its current premises, and we were genuinely glad to see that he survived the difficult two pandemic years that forced many traders and eateries in the area to close.

The Meal

Without hesitation, we both ordered the Beriani Rice with Chicken. Together with a round of drinks, our absolutely delightful meal came to only RM22 (≈ USD/EUR5).

Simple, flavourful, comforting — the very definition of everyday food for the everyday person.

A KL Classic

A visit to Pasar Seni (Central Market) simply isn’t complete without experiencing Tajudin Nasi Beriani. Nuff said.

A Small Reminder

While not wanting to be a wet blanket, we feel it is our civic duty to remind everyone that while masks are optional outdoors, they are still mandatory indoors. Stay safe and considerate.

(Do visit our YouTube Channel Have Perut Will Travel)

📍 Location:
Restoran Tajudin Nasi Beriani - https://goo.gl/maps/hfzKFRZ5gPw2Bytm7

We do what we can to support local businesses, and it's always good to know that everyone here observes all related SOPs, it helps make us feel safer and reassured.

BORNEO Native Festival 2022!

Discovering the Borneo Native Festival

Cat read about the Borneo Native Festival (BNf) being held at Pasar Seni (Central Market), showcasing the culture and economy of our Bornean brethren from Sabah and Sarawak. With over 70 vendors promoting handicrafts, food, and beverages, it sounded too good to miss — so we made plans to visit this fine Saturday morning.

Hosted by SukaSeni, BNf celebrates indigenous communities through traditional art forms. The festival featured 20 performers, five cultural organisations, 15 government agencies, and 20 craft makers, artisans, dancers, and historians. It was a rare chance to experience Bornean culture up close, with hands on activities and plenty to explore.

A Celebration of Craft and Culture

The festival offered an impressive range of items — handcrafted wooden carvings, jewellery, woven baskets, bead necklaces, fabrics, batik, songket, paintings, and more. The three day celebration aimed to raise funds for local Bornean communities, helping artisans continue their craft without financial constraints.

When we arrived at Central Market, we were greeted by what felt like an endless row of stalls. Inside and outside, the atmosphere was lively and colourful.

We were especially drawn to the UNIMAS stall outside, where even more unique items were on display — including coffee and food products rarely found in Kuala Lumpur.

Browsing, Sampling, and Shopping

We spent a good amount of time browsing every stall. Cat took particular fancy to a stall selling Sabahan snacks and picked up a packet of Keropok Amplang Bikmie and Kuih Cincin.

Held from 20–22 May 2022, we truly hope BNf returns next year — and perhaps for an even longer run.

When we were done, we walked over to Restoran Tajudin Nasi Beriani nearby for an early lunch, so be sure to check out our next video.

A Small Reminder

While not wanting to be a wet blanket, we feel it is our civic duty to remind everyone that while masks are optional outdoors, they are still mandatory indoors. Stay safe and considerate.

(Do visit our YouTube Channel Have Perut Will Travel)

📍 Location:
Central Market - https://goo.gl/maps/PVzrCuPHsryuczc58

We do what we can to support local businesses, and it's always good to know that everyone here observes all related SOPs, it helps make us feel safer and reassured.

SATURDAY Stroll │ DOREMi • Central Market and Beyond!

A Trip to Chow Kit

My guitar pedalboard had been acting up, and I suspected a faulty cable. The nearest guitar store was in Chow Kit, so we caught a Rapid KL #250 bus from the KL31 Hentian Munshi Abdullah stop. Fifteen minutes later, we got off at KL52 Chow Kit, crossed the busy Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah, and walked into DOREMi Music Store.

Unfortunately, they didn’t have the cable I needed. Perhaps I’ll have better luck online.

Bus Hopping Through the City

We walked back to Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah and waited for any Rapid KL bus under the KL52 Chow Kit Monorail station. After a while, we decided to try our luck at the main stop at KL69 Pasar Chow Kit instead.

Here, we caught a Rapid KL #173 bus that eventually dropped us off under the Masjid Jamek LRT Station. We crossed Jalan Tun Perak and continued along Jalan Benteng, passing Masjid Jamek, until we reached the Medan Pasar Clock Tower.

From there, we crossed Leboh Pasar Besar, walked along Jalan Hang Kasturi, and entered Central Market.

BNf and Brunch

We spent some time exploring the ongoing Borneo Native Festival, then headed to Restoran Tajudin Nasi Beriani nearby for brunch.

After eating, we retraced our steps back across Jalan Tun Perak and continued along Jalan Melayu. We walked through the former Jalan Masjid India Flea Market area and stopped by a pharmacy. Nearby was Mansion Tea Stall, so we picked up a packet of Teh Halia (Ginger Tea).

A Sudden Change of Plans

We continued walking until the end of Jalan Masjid India. Here, Cat and I split up — I received a call from the Citylink delivery guy saying he was already in front of our home with the chair I had ordered from Nitori earlier in the week.

While Cat headed to Burger King at Semua House to settle our dinner, I hurried home to receive the delivery.

Wrapping Up

And with that, our sauntering session came to an end. A simple weekend walkabout filled with buses, errands, and little surprises — just the way we like it.

A Small Reminder

While not wanting to be a wet blanket, we feel it is our civic duty to remind everyone that while masks are optional outdoors, they are still mandatory indoors. Stay safe and considerate.

(Do visit our YouTube Channel Have Perut Will Travel)

📍 Location:
KL31 Hentian Munshi Abdullah - https://goo.gl/maps/Pk4J13P23UcYHDsk7
KL52 Chow Kit (Utara), Jalan Ipoh - https://goo.gl/maps/KRSR9NQHcJtUVCz96
DOREMi Sound & Light Sdn Bhd - https://g.page/DoremiSoundLight?share
Chow Kit Monorail Station - https://goo.gl/maps/Aua8ZF4oj7TsPw5Q9
KL107 LRT Masjid Jamek - https://goo.gl/maps/ZvCrNuM3LBjCPK1j8
Masjid Jamek of Kuala Lumpur - https://goo.gl/maps/ngz74Wo18uJ2nLLQ7
Medan Pasar (Old Market Square) Clock Tower 

- https://goo.gl/maps/wz9ZCXrTVw6ALozw6
Central Market - https://goo.gl/maps/PVzrCuPHsryuczc58
Restoran Tajudin Nasi Beriani - https://goo.gl/maps/hfzKFRZ5gPw2Bytm7
Flea Market Masjid India - https://goo.gl/maps/z9Uj7vSMXcDwjWaq9
Mansion Tea Stall - https://goo.gl/maps/SBAp8Tsrmd7b98Eh6
Semua House - https://goo.gl/maps/R9bstoCKfDDqyiYG9
Burger King Semua House - https://goo.gl/maps/TLDVVHVDkp6A2Z6d6

We do what we can to support local businesses, and it's always good to know that everyone here observes all related SOPs, it helps make us feel safer and reassured.

Walkabout │ LALAPORT BBCC

A Public Holiday Morning

Yesterday was Wesak Day — also known as Buddha Jayanti, Buddha Purnima, and Buddha Day — a festival celebrated across South Asia, Southeast Asia, Tibet, and Mongolia. It commemorates the birth, enlightenment, and passing of Gautama Buddha. Since it fell on a Sunday, today was observed as a public holiday.

Bitten by the walkabout bug, we woke up reasonably early and headed to the Medan Tuanku Monorail Station near home. Ten minutes and five stops later, we arrived at Hang Tuah Monorail Station, right beside LaLaport BBCC, our destination for the day.

Coffee Before the Crowds

We were early, so before LaLaport opened, we sat down for morning coffee. Our compliments to the young barista at Monét LaLaport BBCC — excellent service and excellent coffee.

Browsing LaLaport BBCC

Once inside, we wandered around the main foyer, admiring the beautifully decorated lobby called “Vivid Eid.” Then we headed up to Level 3 to visit Nitori, the Japanese furniture and lifestyle store.

After some browsing, we bought a Kuroudo work chair — I wanted something with flip up armrests so they wouldn’t get in the way when I play guitar. Delivery would take a few days.

With time to spare, we browsed Nojima, the electrical store next door, but nothing caught our eye.

Brunch at Sai Kee

We headed down to the Lower Ground Level in search of brunch. The Kafeteria food court had limited options, and apart from Nang Haus, nothing appealed to us.

So we walked to the other end of the level and settled on Sai Kee Restaurant, which promised an “old school Cantonese Dai Chao experience.” Established in 1950 in a back lane of Petaling Street, Sai Kee is considered one of the pioneer Chinese food stalls in Chinatown.

I had Chicken with Bitter Gourd and rice, while Cat tried the Nyonya Style Fish Fillet and rice. Both meals came with Jasmine tea and cost RM13.90 each — very reasonable for the location. The taste was just okay, and we doubt we’ll be returning.

A Quick Errand and a Drink

We went in search of a clinic for some ointment and, with help from a friendly security guard, found one on Level 4. Mediviron Clinic was closed, but the exit led to a lovely courtyard where we enjoyed the view for a while.

Back on the Lower Ground Level, Cat wanted to try Nang Haus, so we stopped for drinks before leaving LaLaport.

Heading Home

We walked to Hang Tuah LRT Station, and within five minutes and three stops, we arrived at Bandaraya LRT Station. Ten minutes later, we were back home — and that wrapped up our video for the day.

A Small Reminder

While not wanting to be a wet blanket, we feel it is our civic duty to remind everyone that while masks are optional outdoors, they are still mandatory indoors. Stay safe and considerate.

(Do visit our YouTube Channel Have Perut Will Travel)

📍 Location:

Stesen Monorel Medan Tuanku - https://goo.gl/maps/K8whZn9L6HfShQ3D7

KL1776 Monorel Hang Tuah - https://goo.gl/maps/r4UmB6Nr9KsSzJUg6

Monét Lalaport - https://goo.gl/maps/qAQ7A4LaNbN2C5fq6

LaLaport Bukit Bintang City Centre - https://goo.gl/maps/ygmgJ9SjfyhViiRw5

Nitori Retail Malaysia BBCC - https://goo.gl/maps/ZZgog6S4wL39H4GEA

LaLaport Bukit Bintang City Centre - https://goo.gl/maps/xABqUvMnhgSi49R9A

Hang Tuah LRT Station - https://goo.gl/maps/4qMjXgsotR4HsrT59

LRT Bandaraya (SP6) - https://goo.gl/maps/1ANnan5eB2QLm1M27

We do what we can to support local businesses, and it's always good to know that everyone here observes all related SOPs, it helps make us feel safer and reassured.

Weekend Wander │ WALDORF

The Long Drive Back

After our sumptuous seafood feast at Baywatch Restaurant in Tanjung Sepat, we drove back north to Waldorf Tower, to the studio apartment my sister had left in our care.

Traffic was unusually heavy — we suspected everyone was out visiting open houses. What was normally a leisurely 1.5 hour drive stretched into almost three hours, and by the time we reached Waldorf Tower, evening had already settled in.

Settling In

As soon as we arrived, I headed straight to my favourite barbershop and was pleasantly surprised that Kumar could attend to me immediately. After the haircut, we walked to a nearby convenience store for refreshments and stopped by our favourite bakery for pastries on the way back.

Back at the apartment, I set up the DJI Pocket 2 on a tripod to capture the thunderstorm outside and the sunset that was due in an hour. We spent the next few hours resting before heading out in search of dinner.

A Familiar Favourite

Remember our favourite Mamak restaurant, Bestari, that closed down? Well — good news! The other outlet across Hartamas Shopping Centre, at Plaza Damas 3, was still alive and kicking.

We crossed the pedestrian bridge in glee and ordered our usuals:

• Roti Sardin for me
• Fried Bee Hoon for Cat

Simple, comforting, and exactly what we needed.

The Next Morning

We woke up thinking we’d order breakfast through GrabFood, but there were no McDonald’s serving the area. So I spent some time editing yesterday’s clips before we showered, packed, and headed out for brunch.

As always, we made it a point to visit Warung Soho for their delicious Nasi Soho. After brunch, we drove back home — another cosy Waldorf Tower weekend in the books.

Until Next Time

Thus ended our little getaway. We hope to see all of you again real soon.

A Small Reminder

While masks are now optional outdoors, they are still mandatory indoors. Stay safe and considerate.

(Do visit our YouTube Channel Have Perut Will Travel)

📍 Location:
Waldorf Tower - https://goo.gl/maps/KeFVrBmcYooMt1BG9
Plaza Damas - https://goo.gl/maps/Es7Nn4ZnZknWgVLb6
Hartamas Shopping Centre - https://goo.gl/maps/SvKsJ127W7cEgQ7JA
KK CONCEPT STORE Plaza Damas - https://goo.gl/maps/6P3f8e3p8zejK3LP6
Restoran Bestari - https://goo.gl/maps/F1bj2u8abg9jGzy76
Plaza Damas 3 - https://goo.gl/maps/f9xebL6XDspr8sSG7

We do what we can to support local businesses, and it's always good to know that everyone here observes all related SOPs, it helps make us feel safer and reassured.

DJI POCKET 2: Time-Lapse Take 5

Another Day, Another Downpour

As we mentioned in our previous timelapse blog, we are now in the first inter monsoonal period here in Kuala Lumpur. Outside the monsoon seasons it can rain at any time — this is Malaysia, after all, a tropical country through and through.

Today was no exception. A proper thunderstorm rolled in and lasted well over an hour, giving us the perfect opportunity for our fifth attempt at timelapse photography.

Setting Up the Shot

From the balcony of my sister’s studio apartment at Waldorf Tower, we focused on the Kuala Lumpur skyline as dark clouds gathered and lightning flashed in the distance.

We set the DJI Pocket 2 to capture one frame every three seconds, over a duration of two hours — one hour before the storm peaked and one hour after. No filters were used; we relied on the lens au naturel, with only the stock wide angle attachment to widen the field of view.

Our Final Instalment… For Now

This should be our fifth and final timelapse instalment — unless, of course, a brand new and interesting location presents itself to us. With Kuala Lumpur’s unpredictable skies, you never know.

(Do visit our YouTube Channel Have Perut Will Travel)

📍 Location:
Waldorf Tower - https://goo.gl/maps/2U6iE8bnBGyvsgSc9

Weekend Wander │ Restoran BAYWATCH Tanjung Sepat

From Mitsui to the Coast

With our mini shopping excursion done and dusted, we drove south from Mitsui Outlet Park Sepang to the beach town of Tanjung Sepat, about an hour away. We had meant to visit a few weeks earlier during our Morib trip, but the massive Eid Fitr crowds kept us away.

The name Tanjung Sepat comes from tanjung (cape) and sepat (a type of fish). Once a thriving fishing village, the industry has slowed due to pollution in the Straits of Malacca, but fishing remains part of daily life here.

A Quick Stop at the Temple

We parked at a Buddhist temple loosely translated as the Five Thunder Immortals Master Gong Ancient Temple and explored the surroundings briefly. But our real mission was clear — seafood, and plenty of it.

A Feast at Baywatch Restaurant

We settled on Baywatch Restaurant, which offered an excellent view of the beach. The owner, a friendly and patient lady, guided us through the menu, and we eventually ordered:

• Stir Fried Sweet Potato Leaves — RM12.00
• Deep Fried Salted Egg Baby Squid — RM20.00
• Kam Heong Fried Flower Crab (1 kg) — RM70.00
• Lotus Leaf Deep Fried Grouper Fish — RM56.00
• White Rice (2 servings) — RM3.00
• Free flow Chinese Tea — RM4.00

Was It Worth It?

Absolutely. I devoured the Grouper fish, cooked in a fragrant homemade paste that I suspected included belacan. I barely touched the crabs — Cat happily took care of those. It was our first proper seafood meal since the pandemic, and it felt like a long overdue treat.

The Damage

To our delight, the meal came without any service charge, bringing the total to RM165.00 (≈ USD38/EUR36). Normally this would be considered an extravagant meal, but since we stayed home throughout the Eid Fitr period, we felt it was fully justified.

Until the Next Coastal Escape

With full bellies and happy hearts, we wrapped up our Tanjung Sepat adventure — a well deserved feast after weeks of staying in.

A Small Reminder

While masks are now optional outdoors, they are still mandatory indoors. Stay safe and considerate.

(Do visit our YouTube Channel Have Perut Will Travel)

📍 Location:

Tanjong Sepat - https://goo.gl/maps/ancirPNBnKPs3gtp6

Baywatch Restaurant - https://goo.gl/maps/pZhUP5dG8T3PAZQJ6

We do what we can to support local businesses, and it's always good to know that everyone here observes all related SOPs, it helps make us feel safer and reassured.

Weekend Wander │ MITSUI Outlet Park Sepang

A Little Gallivanting

After a week of mostly staying home, we decided to gallivant a little this weekend and kicked things off with a drive to Mitsui Outlet Park Sepang, located near KLIA. A change of scenery was exactly what we needed.

Coffee First, Always

Our first stop was Starbucks for some much needed sustenance. With a refreshing cup of coffee in hand, we began our walkabout around the outlet.

New Shoes, New Socks, New Treats

We headed to the Skechers store, where I picked up a new pair of sneakers — perfect for our frequent brisk walks to and from Lake Gardens.

Next, we stopped by Beryl’s to get our usual two jars of Raisin Milk Chocolate. A must buy every time we visit Mitsui.

Our final stop was the Puma store, where we redeemed an RM51.32 voucher. With the voucher and additional discounts, I managed to get six pairs of fluffy new ankle socks for only RM39.00 — again, for our Lake Gardens walks.

Wrapping Up

With our little shopping venture complete, we headed back to the car and drove to our next destination of the day — so please stay tuned.

A Small Reminder

While masks are now optional outdoors, they are still mandatory indoors. Stay safe and considerate.

(Do visit our YouTube Channel Have Perut Will Travel)

📍 Location:

Mitsui Outlet Park KLIA SEPANG - https://g.page/MOPKLIA?share

We do what we can to support local businesses, and it's always good to know that everyone here observes all related SOPs, it helps make us feel safer and reassured.

Eid Fitr in Kuala Lumpur │ Pavilion Kuala Lumpur and Beyond!

A Quiet Eid in Kuala Lumpur

It is the seventh day of Syawal, and we spent the Eid Fitr period entirely — well, almost — in Kuala Lumpur. Brendan returned from Kuching on 26 April for a ten day break, and apart from a sleepover at a friend’s place, he too spent most of the time at home.

A Trip to Pavilion… and an Unpleasant Ride

We did make one outing to Pavilion Kuala Lumpur to enjoy the festive decorations, but the experience was dampened by an unpleasant Grab ride. With most riders and drivers leaving the city for the long holiday, the quality of service took a noticeable dip.

Raya Arrived Early

Everyone expected Hari Raya Aidilfitri to fall on Tuesday, 2 May, so it came as a shock when it was announced a day earlier. Overnight, the city erupted into frantic last minute shopping and a massive exodus out of Kuala Lumpur.

We did not join the exodus. Instead, we listened to story after story of nightmarish traffic jams along every major highway leaving the city.

A Simple Raya for Us

On the first day of Hari Raya, we took a drive to Morib Beach while Brendan stayed over at a friend’s place. A few days later, he flew back to Kuching. We spent the sixth day of Syawal at one of our favourite nearby malls, enjoying the quiet atmosphere.

A Pause in Our Vlogs

Out of respect for our Muslim friends, we will only resume our regular vlog posts at the end of the month of Syawal. It feels right to give space to the celebrations and family gatherings happening all around us.

A Small Reminder

Not wanting to be a wet blanket, but we would like to gently remind everyone that while masks are optional outdoors, they are still mandatory indoors. Stay safe and considerate.

(Do visit our YouTube Channel Have Perut Will Travel)

📍 Location:

Kuala Lumpur International Airport - https://goo.gl/maps/wtfnfoY9DAjzB8wG7

Pavilion Kuala Lumpur - https://g.page/pavilionmall-kuala-lumpur?share

Morib Beach - https://goo.gl/maps/dDjDV7MYSV6ZNyG98

Sunway Putra Mall - https://goo.gl/maps/2owgFVh6WpvHZUZX6