#1 The City That Never Sleeps

Xpress Band at Zeta Bar, KL Hilton

The Xpress Band made its appearance at Zeta Bar, KL Hilton last week. Performed in various other countries such as Bangkok, Singapore as well as Taiwan, the band actually originated from British Colombia, Canada and the USA.

The band will generally be performing every night at Zeta Bar, except Sundays where its closed. Do go and check them out – as they will only be performing from now til 30th April 2010 only – after which they continue touring again…

#2 Aly’s

Valentine’s Day at Iketeru, Hilton KL

The Red FM gang and I eagerly headed over on a Wednesday evening to sample some seriously luscious food. Located on Level 8, a dimly lit pathway leads you away from the pool and to a waterfall.

The soothing sounds of running water melted our stresses away, and we walked through the doors of Iketeru to a bustling interior. Teppanyaki Chef’s were in full action, chopping and sizzling items on the grill. Skillful hands sliced and rolled delicate portions of sushi, and gleaming knives slit through fresh, raw fish, turning them into sashimi in the blink of an eye.

#3 Feed Me Lah

Chinese New Year Celebration at Chynna in the Hilton Kuala Lumpur

As you step into the restaurant, you will notice the intricate decor that surrounds you; from the bright red lanterns to the high wooden drawers and paintings. It’s as though you have taken a step back into time.

The stacks of steamed delights whet your appetite as you wait for your dim sums or dishes. In our case, we had both (as predicted).

#4 UgWug

Attending 1^st Food Blogger Wedding, KL Hilton

Over this Saturday weekend, a group of us food bloggers a.k.a. floggers attended our very first food blogger wedding held in KL Hilton. Lighting was rather dim…with romance in the air for the lovely couple and romance with the food for us floggers (but that meant some food shots turning out blur for me, hahaha…)

I found this to be the tastiest dish of that night – Fresh (raw?) scallops with light cream dressing, topped with pistachios and mango bits. Absolutely delicious!

#5 ParanoidAndroid

Cheong Liew at Senses 5th Anniversary, KL Hilton. Something Old, Something New. Something Borrowed, Nothing Blue.

Senses is part of the KL Hilton Studio Restaurants and is currently headed by a young Australian Chef, Michael Elfwing. It features contemporary Australian cuisine and is still being overseen by Cheong Liew. Throughout the meal, flashes of brilliance were evident and there is no disputing that Cheong Liew is a very clever chef.

Chinese cuisine is deconstructed to it’s essence which shows a remarkbable understanding of Chinese Cooking Technique and Philosophy and resurrected as again, married beautifully with perfect western cooking techniques

Despite all the yummy food in Ipoh, be smart when choosing a place for your beauty sleep

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#1 Foong Speaks Her Mind

Do not stay in Grand View Hotel in Ipoh

Grand View Hotel in Ipoh sucks. It is dirty. It has suspicious looking smudges and stains on the walls and dark stains on the carpet.

Lumpy bed, worse than lumpy pillows and threadbare sheets. Also not forgetting scratchy blankets which we didn’t use thanks to the hot cond.

Ants!

#2 KBGUY.com

Ipoh, Perak

This is the hotel reception of Ipoh City Hotel. It cost us RM93.50 nett per night for a twin bed room.

The hotel lounge provide free wifi service. Even though I found that the rate is a bit expensive for a simple hotel like this, let me compare the room condition as with Casuarina Ipoh Hotel, a 5 star rated hotel.

#3 Rosamundwo.com

Hotel  Excelsior @ Ipoh

It’s quite affordable ranging Rm140 – 150+ only..for a double bed (2 person) plus breakfast and got radio + Astro. Many rooms available during weekdays.
Beside the hotel, it’s 24 hours convenient shop just like 7-11.
I forgotten to bring my slipper, so bought one less than Rm5 slipper at this shop.
Opposite this hotel is hawker food court, it’s open at nite also.. you can have your dinner here is you’re hungry.

It’s walking distance to Onn Kee, Lou Wong, Hup Kee biscuits, Funny Mountain, also Foh San Dim Sum

We stayed here for 1 day. It’s clean, soap,shampoo,shower cap available for you and also towel. It’s clean also. I will stay there again next time if i visit to Ipoh.

#4 Redmummy.com

Tower Regency Hotel, Ipoh Perak

Tower Regency Hotel. it has hotel rooms and apartment. since aku datang in 2 families, aku amik 2 rooms apartment. RM260 per apartment per nite.

It s not a 5 star hotel, mbe 4 or 3 star kot..tapi hotel baru, so segalanya baruuuuuu! baru bape lama, ntah hahahahaa, setaun ada kot?

Tower Regency Hotel ni pun ada swimming pool…

#5 Kenangan Yuchuilang

Hotel Regalodge Ipoh

Hotel Regalodge terletak di pusat bandar Ipoh. Menginap di Hotel Regalodge merupakan pilihan munasabah sama ada anda bercuti atau bertugas di Ipoh. Terdapat pelbagai makan lazat Ipoh di sekitar Hotel Regalodge. Anda boleh membeli belah dengan puasnya kerana Ipoh Parade, Memory Lane Bazaar, Greentown shops and Jusco Kinta City tidak jauh dari Hotel Regalodge. Pusat perdagangan dan kewangan utama Ipoh dalam jarak berjalan kaki dari Hotel Regalodge.

Hotel Regalodge ialah sebuah hotel 3 bintang yang ada 86 buah bilik tetamu. Kemudahan-kemudahan yang terdapat di bilik tetamu termasuk television LCD, penyaman udara, katil selesa, bilik air bersih, cerek elektrik, perkhidmatan internet wifi dan pengering rambut.

#1 Menghua

 A Trip to Bukit Tinggi Resort

There are a few places to visit there which is the French Village, Japanese Garden and Animal Farms. The journey to Bukit Tinggi Resort took us around 1 hour to reach there from Damansara. The entrance fee for each person is RM16 (which is really quite expensive!). We went to French Village as soon as we reached there.

#2 Wei Yein

Berjaya Hills (Bukit Tinggi)

For RM3 an adult, you get to terrorize those furry cuties all you like. On public holidays, the rabbit park is full capacity, not the rabbits of course. There, I saw things done to bunnies that gave me nightmares that day. I saw them squeezed, tugged, pulled at, spun around, chased about and cuddled till they stopped struggling.

#3 Clever Munkey

Berjaya Hills Colmar Tropicale

To enter into Colmar Tropicale, you will have to pay RM10 for the visitor’s ticket at the main entrance gate. For those who stayed in the resorts or hotels will be an exceptional. Well, it’s still cheap for a local to pay such amount, right?

I was so amazed by the architecture and the design of the structures… looks so historical and classy especially the castle and the bridge… feels like a DRAGON SLAYER!! LOL

#4 Alex Chew

Trip to Berjaya Hills

The Koi pond in the Botanical Gardens. U can buy some fish feed for these hungry buggers. After another 30 minutes in both the Japanese Village AND Botanical Gardens, we headed back to the resort. On the way up, I stopped by the roadside to snap a picture of one of the upcoming resorts, which I also cannot recall the name…must be getting old.

#5 Anything I Can Say

Team Building - Berjaya Hills

We participated in this team building indeed received and benefited more than what we have expected. Besides, the French-theme resort venue allows us to escape from the hustle-bustle of city life and find relaxation in great nature escapade.