Have Perut Will Travel...: Saturday RUNAROUND │ Nova Chiropractor • One Utama

We're Filming Again!

True enough, my day job once again consumed all my time. After several weeks of being off camera, we finally started filming again.

Like any other Saturday, I had a chiropractor’s appointment with Dr Chin at Nova Chiropractor this morning. We left our condo at 8:30am and walked out onto Jalan Munshi Abdullah, where we caught the RapidKL Bus 303 for RM1.00 (≈ USD/EUR0.20).

Breakfast Before the Adjustment

A few stops later, we got off at Corus Hotel and walked across the footbridge toward Wisma MCA. We were about an hour early, so we stopped at a small mamak stall for breakfast.

There, we met a young man from Terengganu and ended up chatting about our hometown. We had Thosai and Roti Canai with drinks — and to our surprise, the young man and his group of friends insisted on paying for our meal.

Chiropractic Time

We then headed to Nova Chiropractor, and although we were still early, Dr Chin was kind enough to begin treatment. Cat always finds it funny watching him fold, twist, and turn me around — but today was especially hilarious for her because I was wearing a bright yellow T shirt, which apparently made me look like a jackfruit being rolled around.

All done with the adjustments, we bade Dr Chin farewell and stepped outside, where we came across a stall selling masks. We bought half a dozen for RM63.30 (≈ USD14/EUR13).

MRT Hopping

We walked onto Jalan Ampang, crossed another footbridge, and soon reached the Ampang Park MRT Station. We rode the MRT to Tun Razak Exchange (TRX), then switched to the line headed to Bandar Utama for RM3.70 (≈ USD/EUR0.80).

At Bandar Utama, we walked into 1 Utama Shopping Centre, where we spent some time at the Borneo Festival held there.

Lunch at Our Anonymous Pakistani Briyani Spot

After exploring the festival, we headed back to the Bandar Utama MRT station and caught a train to Bukit Bintang for RM3.40 (≈ USD/EUR0.70). We exited at Gate C, walked a few metres along Jalan Bulan, and had lunch at our new favourite Pakistani Briyani place.

This was our third time here — and still no signboard, so the restaurant remains anonymous. The location pin is only an approximation of where it actually is.

We both had Chicken Briyani, and with a bottle of water each plus a glass of iced Nescafe, our lunch came to RM34.50 (≈ USD/EUR7).

After lunch, we crossed Jalan Bukit Bintang and bumped into a fellow YouTuber who was planning to visit Terengganu and Kelantan soon. We chatted for a bit, shared some east coast tips, and then parted ways.

Heading Home

We caught a free GOKL Blue Line bus back to Jalan Munshi Abdullah and walked home.

We’ll try not to let my day job get in the way of our content again.

Next up: a market hunt at a very iconic area — so please stay tuned!