The Heart of KL

On Sunday, I went to Bukit Bintang with Aaron and Han Sean. We walked from Lot 10 to Sungei Wang to Pavilion to Sungei Wang and back to Lot 10 again. Pictures speak a thousand words, so I'll just let them do the talking - while I commentate :)













To be frank, it was our first time going to Pavilion. We've been living near KL for most of our lives but have never once stepped into the glorious shopping mall - not until a few days ago :)





















This is the inner view of the mall. It's so classy that even the elevators are diamond shaped to represent luxury.

















Situated just after the entrance in the heart of the mall, is a flight of clueless stairs for clueless people.Aaron said this was a perfect place for couples, but I don't think so. I call it the "stoning stairs". People just go there and sit down and stare into space - that's stoning.
















This was on the front of a designer shop. It was so cute, I couldn't resist snapping a picture! (The rabbits were bobbing up and down simultaneously)
















What's a luxurious mall without Guess? That's Sean doing a perfect pose for the brand. ;)


The mall was big with soothing lights and a wide corridors to stroll, but everywhere I looked, I saw designer shops like Guess. DKNY. Gucci. Chanel. Coach. Anna Sui. I could just die drooling at their windows... XD Anyway, there was one shop which didn't deserve to be there. And I couldn't believe it when I saw it too. BATA. I'm not against BATA or anything, but I just had to laugh when Sean said, "Eh? What is that Buy And Throw Away shop doing here?" Exactly.

Since we couldn't afford the clothes, we went down to the Food Republic which was crowded with people of all ages and ethnicity, as well as a large variety of tasty delicacies! (Tony Romas was there.)












Guess what's that?
Tosai? Nope.
It's butter.

We were craving for dessert, so we went to Milky Lane!! The cute little dessert shop selling one of the sweetest ice creams and waffles you'd ever find.















We certainly do :)
















Sean couldn't resist the colorful tables and cute marshmallow-white chairs.

Aaron on the other hand, wanted this:










He went, "OMG so cuteee! Let's sit here! See, perfect for 3!"


I quickly went with Sean's choice of seating, and we sat on the marshmallow-white chairs.




















We ordered this delicious-looking hot fudge chocolate sundae with a cute marshmallow to top it off.

















And a waffle with three dollops of vanilla ice cream, drizzled with sauces and banana slices in the middle.















I pigged out along with them. o.O Haha, they ate like 80% and I ate like 20% =p


Well I bought a white Vincci watch from Sungei Wang before we went to Pavilion, and that stupid mechanism conked out like two hours later, much to my horror. So we walked all the way to Sungei Wang through the rain and nearly got hit by a speeding bus. (Thank God we're all alive!) And when we got to Sungei Wang, I told the salesgirl to get me a refund.
The emotionless woman who looked like she'd been forced to work there told me that she could only change my battery, but no refund. So we had to wait for 15 minutes.















My three favorite shoe brands: Nike, Adidas and Voir ;)



Were you aware of a unique toilet cubicle located directly outside Lot 10?














Sean and his quality Guess pose.






















They even have a whole list of buttons for you to mess with. Hehe. You slot a 20 cent coin into the hole and the door slides open. Curious Aaron just had to try.



















COUGH COUGH. Get a room! :)



PS: He wasn't really peeing, duhh. It's all just an act !

At the end of the day, we were Happy Three Friends.
















And my white watch conked out again on Monday!
Moral of the story: Don't buy watches from Sungei Wang. Sure conk out wan.