Life of a jellyfish - Episode 2!

Although its not until 2019, but still its a great list :D

The jellyfish is back! This post is about Day 3 out of my 4 days in Malaysia. :) Please enjoy reading! Or alternatively, click on the following links to navigate! Day 2:  http://jellyunderthesea.blogspot.com/2019/12/malaysia-trip-day-2.html Day 4: U/C =============================================== Day 3: KL Exploration Besides being a pseudo tour guide in Genting, SY had an idea of getting affordable and decent breakfast in KL. We went to Pudu ICC, which is a famous market selling traditional food, to start the day.  Front area of Pudu ICC 0900h: Pudu ICC is roughly divided into various sections, with some shops having their own seating areas [just like coffeeshops]. There was some crowd on a Friday morning, but thankfully we managed to get seats. Traditional kaya toast, soft-boiled eggs and popiah Yellow wine chicken pau. This is apparently famous? Random cold drink to cool down the breakfast The area that sells the chicken pau is quite far back in the market. There is one bi

The jellyfish is back! This post is about Day 2 out of my 4 days in Malaysia. :) Please enjoy reading! Or alternatively, click on the following links to navigate! Day 1:  http://jellyunderthesea.blogspot.com/2019/12/malaysia-trip-day-1.html Day 3:  http://jellyunderthesea.blogspot.com/2019/12/malaysia-trip-day-3.html =============================================== Day 2: From Genting to KL 0730h: A beautiful Thursday morning starts off with a nice scenic morning from the First World Hotel. Not as much fog as the previous day, but it sure is a good view from the Highlands. :) The 2nd day was plan to start with a final morning at Genting Highlands, followed by a short trip to the Premium Outlets, before moving to the main MY area. We started off the day with a Dim Sum Breakfast (thanks SY for searching) at a restaurant in RWG. A-la carte dim sum, not buffet, and the prices are kind of are quite ok. Not really cheap, but definitely not as overpriced as tourism prices. Some of the