My Bitchy Resting Face

Hey Loves this has been high on my list of things to do in Kuala Lumpur and finally ya girl got to go!
Whenever I called up The Majestic Hotel in the past The Orchid Conservatory was always fully booked and only had availability in the other rooms, which I'm not knocking because just being able to enjoy Afternoon tea in a 5 star hotel is an awesome experience in itself.....but let's be real, to be eating warm scones with clotted cream and jam surrounded by hundreds of colourful Orchids is, well, it's another level.....of course if your into that sort of thing.

Part of the The Majestic Hotel is an historic building which has managed to maintain it's colonial structure and features, which comes across in the service you receive, the whole experience starts from the moment you arrive at the lobby and are greeted by bell boys wearing the old colonial style uniform. I would highly recommend The Majestic Hotel, whether it be for Afternoon Tea, evening dining or a sneaky coffee. It is in a beautiful setting and a great place to celebrate a special occasion, I honestly can't say enough good things about this place.

So, I did happen to have an excuse to go it was in celebration of my sisters birthday and she loved it!


For more info: www.majestickl.com

I thought I would end this post with a funny boomerang of me and my sis. We had an amazing time, the food was divine, the service was spot on and I could not stop admiring all the beautiful Orchids and wondering how the hell are they kept so well when mine don't even last 3 days?!

April has been another crazy hectic month for us with lots of family and friends visiting therefore with Petaling Street, which I can only describe as the China town of KL being one of my favourite areas to venture in, is, of course, going to be on my list of places to take them.

Each time I go I discover something new which is what makes it always exciting, and on one of those days we had just left Coffee Amo that is famous for their 3D Art coffee (Blog post coming soon), we only had a coffee there and wanted to head to this other place for lunch so as we were making our way we passed by Chocha Foodstore which I have to say if it wasn’t for us walking in the shade and my sister’s curiosity we would have completely missed it.

Anyway, as soon as we had a noisy inside we were like "Yep let's eat here" and you will see why below...Enjoy!

Hey Lovelies it has been a minute or more like a few months since my last post. I think this time around I'm not even going to mention anything about me trying to put out more blog posts on a regular, I just have to do it right! On a real though I do miss blogging like I have said previously it's a space for me to get in tune with ones artistic side.

So, speaking of artistic side I finally had some free time over the weekend to do a lil bit of exploring in the city and found some surprisingly cool spots which I thought why not share with you all in case you have any plans on visiting Kuala Lumpur or even for those of us like myself that live in the city and fancy a change from the usual monotony.

Here is My Weekend in Photos, Enjoy!

Jamek Mosque
kualalumpur.attractionsinmalaysia.com

Street's in the same area as Central Market

Sin Sze Si Ya Temple
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Lucy In The Sky Cafe
   
Jalan/Street Tun Tan Cheng Lock                                                                        

Hi Lovelies,

It has been a minute since I last blogged!

For those of you who are living in Malaysia and surrounding areas, you will all be too familiar with the current situation....and by that I mean the HAZE!
It's been pretty bad here in Kuala Lumpur, but from my understanding there are other parts of the country and parts of Indonesia which are far worse effected.

For more info on the haze; www.themalaymailonline.com.

With all this haze business we have had for the last month or so I have spent most of my days cooped up indoors and when it comes to the weekend's there is only so much of hanging around malls one can do. So last weekend I came up with the bright idea to visit the Islamic Arts Museum as this was one place I have been meaning to visit for ages and just never got round to and what better time to do it!


This is the Dome of the Islamic Arts Museum which you immediately see when you are approaching the building. In this photo you get a good idea of how hazy it was that day.

Al Masjid an-Nabawī, Saudi Arabia

The first gallery we went into had scale model's of Mosques from around the world. Here is where I got an understanding on the many ways Islam has been interpreted through architecture and what a unique way for you to visually see it. 

Quran, 17th Century AD, Ottoman Turkey