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Sunday, November 14, 2010

Annoucement: Bad Service at Sakae Sushi, The Curve


Hello all,

Today I am not going to do any food review regarding this restaurant located at The Curve and the restaurant name would be Sakae Sushi. I am very pissed and dissapointed with their services. Once I reach there, the waiter did not bring us to the place and we need to find our own place. Once we sat down, we have to take our own menu and none is serving us. Can you imagine only 1 waiter and 1 waitress only serving its customers and the place was nearly crowded. It was so bad that we need to take our menu and it took us about 15 minutes for the waitress to come and serve us.

After that, they brought us a plate as the place doesn't have any plates and the plates were so dirty and I requested for a change. Then the waitress did response but the plates were all so dirty and I am not satisfied with the service they offered. Then the hot water pipe also leaking and no maintenance for it. When I press on the pipe rubber for hot water, the hot water does not came out in a right place and it spill out. The last thing is the computer system. The computer at the table was down and no one bother to repair or replace it. I was very pissed off with their service and at one time I planned to walk away without paying but finally I've finish it because we do not one to decide which restaurant to eat as we have no mood already. I beg you, please BOYCOTT the Sakae Sushi located at The Curve Shopping Centre Damansara. MY RATING: VERY BAD ; KIMMY RATING: VERY BAD

Cinema Movie: Skyline


Release Date: 12 November 2010
Language: English
Genre: Science Fiction
Running Time:1 hour 33 minutes
Director: Colin Strause, Greg Strause
Cast:Brittany Daniel, David Zayas, Donald Faison, Eric Balfour, Neil Hopkins, Scottie Thompson.


Synopsis:

In "Skyline", we follow events after a night of partying when a group of friends are distracted by beams of light awakening everyone in Los Angeles and attracting every person like a moth to a flame. As the night progresses, they soon discover that once addicted to the light, one would vanish into thin air, and that extraterrestrial forces are starting to swallow the entire human race.

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My Comments: Today ME & Kimmy had decided for a walk and we have chosen The Curve as our destination. While we are at The Curve Shopping Complex, we were tempted as we went into Cineleisure Damansara (or now known as e@Curve) and we stepped into Cathay Cineplex Damansara. There, we had decided to watch movie as well and we have chosen Skyline as our movie. Eventually, I've also receive some feedback before I watch this movie and the response was just average only. But when the movie started and right up till the end, I was very surprise. This movie serves 90 minutes of pure action and it started right from the start till the end without any fail. The talking was less and it was purely a great science fiction cum action movie that gives us pure entertainment and thrilling scenes as well. If you love aliens or creatures action and thriller movie, this is definately a movie for you because it's talking about aliens or creatures trying to come to the earth and capture the human race as it will become extinct. In this movie, we can see how human beings survived from being attacked by the aliens or creatures and do they survived? A great movie to watch for you and your whole family too. I would recommend you to watch this movie as it was a great movie to watch. Besides the graphics of this movie was perfectly drawn as well that makes this movie more attractive as well. Enjoy! MY RATING: 4.5/5 ; KIMMY RATING: 4.5/5


Sunday, November 7, 2010

Food Hunt: Madam Lim's Kitchen Restaurant, Kepong Village Mall, Bandar Manjarala


Welcome back to yet another edition of Food Hunt and today ME & Kimmy had decided to try out Madam Lim's Kitchen Restaurant located at Kepong Village Mall. It was a newly opened outlet here as I can't wait to try it. Formerly at Kelana Jaya, now it had shifted to Kepong Village Mall and guess what, I am back again to try out their cuisine after so long didn't get to eat already sinced it had been moved.

We reached the restaurant at about 6.45pm and that time the crowd were still pretty less and once it hit almost 8.00pm, the restaurant started to get packed with the patrons coming in to the restaurant. The business was brisk too despite the food over here. Once we sat down, we were served immedietely by the waitress over there. Once we looked at the menu, we saw a new SET DINNER being introduced and the price was very reasonable as well. The portion was big and worth of the price.

I've ordered Kam Heong Beef Set (RM13.90) while Kimmy ordered Paprik Chicken Set (RM12.90) that comes with a bowl of rice, fruits, vegetables and a mini fried fish ball. Please see pictures for more information. For drinks, I've ordered Sirap Limau Ais (RM1.80) and Kimmy ordered Sirap Ros Ais (RM1.80). Let's go straight to the food comments as I know you are eager to know how tasty it is. The Kam Heong Beef Set was so nice and so delicious. You can even smell the fragrance of the Kam Heong flavour that was cooked together with the beef and you saliva will start coming down already. It was so great as I could gave full marks for this dish as well. For Kimmy's Paprik Chicken, it was no doubt so nice & delicious too. Both of us exchange the dishes and we had a great time enjoying our meal. Me & Kimmy very recommend you to come over to try out the dish futhermore the portion was big too. The vegetables and the mini fired fish ball was also tasty and you will simply love it! Wheeeetttttt! :)


Meanwhile for drinks, the Sirap Limau and Sirap Ros was just moderate as it was not so nice. It was not so sweet and not sour either. They need to improve on the Air Sirap as well. Not recommended to you for drinks as you may order other drinks as well. The total bill came and the price (RM33.45) plus tax was very reasonable as well. We are very satisfied with our SET DINNER and we wow to come back again for the second round to try out other dishes as well. If you stay around Kepong Area or doubt that you want to come and try, do come on over to Kepong Village Mall to try out their SET DINNER as it was superbly nice. No joke ya! Enjoy your dinner! :) MY RATING: 5/5 ; KIMMY RATING: 5/5

*Food & Drinks rating are based on the food & drinks we've ordered and not overall food & drinks.

Address:

Lot F.03, First Floor,
Kepong Village Mall,
No.3, Jalan 7A/62A,
Bandar Manjarala,
52200 Kuala Lumpur.
Business Hours: 10.00am - 10.00pm Daily
Telephone: Not Available

Note: Map is based on All-IT Express, Tesco Kepong which also leads you to the same building.



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Cinema Movie: MEGAMIND


Release Date: 4 November 2010
Language: English
Subtitle: Malay, Chinese
Genre: Animation
Running Time: N/A
Director: Tom McGrath
Cast: Brad Pitt, Jonah Hill, Tina Fey, Will Ferrell.


Synopsis:

Megamind is the most brilliant supervillain the world has ever known - and also the least successful! Over the years, he has tried to conquer Metro City in every imaginable way. Each attempt, a colossal failure thanks to the caped superhero known as Metro Man, an invincible hero until the day Megamind actually kills him in the throes of one of his botched evil plans. Suddenly, Megamind has no purpose. A supervillain without a superhero. He realises that achieving his life's ambition is the worst thing that ever happened to him.

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My Comments: It has been a while that ME & Kimmy had go out for movies because of our availability these few weeks. Of course today I manage to spend my time Kimmy to go for movies and this week, we have chosen Megamind as our movie of our choice. Not only that, we have decided to try out the new cinema that had just opened in Kepong few weeks ago and the cinema name would be MBO Cinemas Kepong Village Mall. Let me comment a little bit on this new cinema where the seats was not nice (like bus seat) and while they start to air those movie previews, you can hardly find you seat because there's no light in between the alphabets in rows and this is a difficulty for its patrons to identity the seat. Hopefully MBO can improve on this. Overall, it's a new cinema and the interior design was nice and fantastic too. I love the entrance and the entire cinema design and infrastructure as well. Maybe you can try it out to catch any movie of your choice as this cinema. The price meanwhile was pretty expensive (RM12.00) for new movie and it should gone lower as their cinema seats standards are not up to the standard as GSC to TGV. MBO Kepong Village Mall also offers 3D halls as well. Alright, let's go straight to the movie comments.

Megamind is a movie that talks about superhero movie and if you have catch The Incredibles last time, it was pretty similiar to it. This movie is merely for the kids and family as well. This movie talks about the hero who wanted to save the world and its citizen at metrocity and it backfired. Instead be a bad superhero, he changed to a good superhero and try to save the shit that he have done previously. Did he fell in love too? YES! This movie talks about superhero and of course a little bit of romance and most importanly it does have a lot of jokes for us to laugh as well. Even the kids will love this as it was real funny and for the adults, you will love it too. For me, I did laugh and it was kinda interesting too. The storyline was too simple as we would have expect that because this movie is cater for the whole family and especially for the kids. Of course, I would still recommend you to watch this movie as it was fun to watch too. It also available in 3D version as well. Enjoy! MY RATING: 4/5 ; KIMMY RATING: 4.5 / 5

Saturday, November 6, 2010

Food Hunt: Khuntai Restaurant, Desa Aman Puri, Kepong


Hi All,

Food Hunt continues this week despite a long weekend holiday. And yes, it's a lovely Saturday evening after the rain as ME & Kimmy had decided to try out some spicy food and we have chosen Thai Food as our choice this time. We had also chosen Khunthai Restaurant as our destination. This restaurant reportedly opened about 2-3 months ago and there are many people went there to try out their Thai Food.

We reached there around 8.00pm and the place was pretty crowded but still you are able to find a place to sit. There are open air seat and air conditioned seat depends on you. For me that day, we sat outside as the air was cooling after rain. Once we sat down, we were served by the menu and it took as about 10 minutes to browse the menu to decide what to eat.


We have ordered Mixed Seafood Tom Yam (Small) (RM19.00), Chicken Meat Basil Leaf (Small) (RM10.00) & Kangkung Belacan (Small) (RM10.00). For drinks, we've ordered Jasmine Chinese Tea Pot (RM3.00). For rice, it will be charged RM1.20 for per person servings. Let's go straight to the food comments. The Mixed Seafood Tom Yam (Ton Yam Gung) was just acceptable as it was too salty and too thick. For the first few spoon, you will few nice but after too many tablespoonful, you will felt a bit 'geli'. The portion of the Mixed Seafood Tom Yam was pretty big as it can cater up to 3-4 persons for SMALL. The Chicken Meat Basil Leaf was average but too spicy. The portion also not much and the spicy flavour covered the real flavour of the basil leaves.The Kangkung Belacan was also average and also very spicy too.

Overall, the food is just average and nothing to be proud of. If we compared to Janwa and Chiang Rai Restaurant located nearby, both restaurant can easily beat Khuntai Restaurant. I still prefer the both restaurant than Khuntai. Well, for my recommendations, I would still recommend you to try out this restaurant but DO NOT put so high hopes on the food as it was just average. Also the price is pretty expensive compared to the two restaurants yet it's not so nice than the both restaurants as well. The bill came and the total would be RM44.40 although no service tax imposed on the bill. Enjoy your day! MY RATING: 3/5 ; KIMMY RATING: 3/5

*Food & Drinks rating are based on the food we've ordered and not overall food & drinks.

Address

17A & 18A,
Jalan Desa 2/7,
52100 Desa Aman Puri, Kepong
Telephone: 03-62773523
Business Hours: 6.00pm - 11.00pm (Please Call For Rest Days)


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Politics: Galas blow may speed up Kelantan succession plan

Galas blow may speed up Kelantan succession plan

November 05, 2010
Nik Aziz’s approach to the Galas campaign did not find traction with newer voters. — file pic

ANALYSIS, Nov 5 — After 20 years in power, yesterday’s Galas defeat shows Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat and the first generation of PAS leaders that won Kelantan in 1990 can no longer mount an effective election campaign.

Led by state leaders Datuk Abdul Halim Abdul Rahman and Datuk Wan Abdul Rahim Wan Abdullah, the campaign to retain the Galas state seat was described as a failure from the start.

“It was top-down all the way. They just issued directives to ground workers, so there was no good communication,” said a PAS strategist who declined to be named.

Abdul Halim was formerly the Kelantan deputy mentri besar from 1990 to 2004 while Wan Abdul Rahim was first elected into the Kelantan assembly in 1995.

Another strategist from an allied party within the Pakatan Rakyat (PR) offered the view that PAS did not offer anything new to first-time voters, who mainly flocked to Barisan Nasional (BN) which ran a moderate campaign under Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah.

“They didn’t offer any hope, any plans for the future. That won’t wash with the new voters,” he told The Malaysian Insider.

The PAS campaign hurled allegations against the Gua Musang MP that shocked the public, accusing him of hiding vital information on Orang Asli affairs from the state government and distributing money from house to house to buy votes.

The outcome was embarrassing for PAS, as it lost in 12 out of 13 polling districts within the state seat. The Islamist party only managed to retain its stronghold of Sungai Terah with a reduced majority.

PAS also lost in Chinese-majority districts, which the party initially hoped would help them retain the seat.

“Their campaign was not focussed and the strategy was outdated. It just didn’t work anymore. I think the old leaders must go,” said the strategist, who was familiar with the campaign.

With the failure to defend the Galas seat, which it won for the first time by 646 votes in Election 2008, the party is now forced to look at a future without the popular Kelantan mentri besar and other leaders from the 1990s.

The Galas campaign had exposed Nik Aziz’s inability to defend the state government’s inefficiency, from its failure to award land titles to the badly managed logging activities in the state’s highlands that cost PAS the Orang Asli votes.

The Islamist party’s Orang Asli votes dropped from 36 per cent in 2008, to about 18 per cent in yesterday’s polls.

Many PAS campaigners working in Galas privately admitted that the defeat was caused by the state government, and Galas was not the first time when Nik Aziz has put the party in danger.

Just last year, the Kelantan administration was rocked by a Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) probe over the appointment of Nik Aziz’s son-in-law to head the state government investment arm, the Kelantan Mentri Besar Corporation (PMBK).

The PAS spiritual advisor also came under fire for accepting sponsorship from a local businessman to perform the Haj pilgrimage in Mecca. Nik Aziz escaped the controversy by removing his son-in-law and cancelling the coveted religious journey.

Overall, PAS dropped just 265 votes from what it gained the last time, reflecting its strength in the state seat.

But the Galas defeat will now hasten the party’s succession plan for Kelantan. Source: The Malaysian Insider.

Politics: Poor turnout dampens BN’s Batu Sapi victory

Poor turnout dampens BN’s Batu Sapi victory

November 05, 2010
For some Batu Sapi voters, putting a cross next to the scales was nearly second nature. — file pic

ANALYSIS, Nov 5 — Despite the euphoria, Barisan Nasional’s (BN) comfortable victory in Batu Sapi last night was a significant showing of the people’s political apathy and the fact that many were still entrenched in the era of “government knows best”.

While BN has insisted that yesterday’s results were proof that the people had accepted Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s development initiatives and 1 Malaysia platform, one significant factor was ignored — the poor turnout of voters.

If anything, the meagre 61.5 per cent turnout clearly indicated that the locals here have little or no regard for politics and place it low on their list of priorities.

Those who did turn up to vote yesterday were largely the community’s elderly, namely the staunch BN supporters of the past, who knew very little of the political changes made by their brethren across the South China Sea.

Many villagers, when met during polling day yesterday, had looked aghast at the uproar the by-election had brought to their otherwise peaceful township and were plagued with questions on why the polls was any different from past elections in the area.

Even Sabah Progressive Party’s (SAPP) candidate Datuk Yong Teck Lee said the small group of supporters seen waving flags and chanting outside the polling stations was a trend alien to the local folk of Batu Sapi.

In previous elections, said the former chief minister, voters merely sailed in and out of polling stations with ease.

Written off earlier, PKR still managed to be best of the rest. — file pic
The failure of nearly 40 per cent of the community here to turn up to cast their vote showed that many cared very little over who represented them in Parliament.

If they were indeed politically aware and anxious to support either the BN or the opposition parties of PKR and SAPP, they would have made an effort to let their voices be heard.

But the fact that they did not, resulting in BN’s victory, does not necessarily mean that the majority of voters in Batu Sapi were supportive of Najib’s slew of development initiatives.

In all likelihood even, most of the rural folk living here do not even know what the NEM, ETP, GTP, NKRA and NKEA are, along with the other plans the prime minister may have for Malaysia.

How could they, when they lack access to simple information and even basic amenities like running water or electricity?

Another significant takeaway from yesterday’s polls was Pakatan Rakyat’s (PR) success in securing second place.

Although PKR had clearly walked into the race as the underdog, with predictions pointing to its likely failure to secure the seat, in just nine-days of campaigning, the peninsular-based party had managed to push through to second place, above even locally-based SAPP.

Talks with villagers during the last few days of campaigning showed that PKR, armed with its experiences from the peninsular, had managed to make its presence felt in Batu Sapi.

Local folk whispered the tales of corruption the party had brought with them, and grew starry-eyed in the presence of political giants like Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim, Lim Kit Siang and even Lim Guan Eng.

With their round-the-clock efforts, PKR also managed to clinch the support of the Chinese community here, which make up about 38 per cent of the total electorate.

The party hit many stumbling blocks along the way, however, as they were up against BN’s massive election machinery and resources.

For the local folk in Batu Sapi, many of whom were struggling with monthly salaries of just RM400, simple gifts were enough to convince them that BN was the better choice.

One PKR leader told The Malaysian Insider, “They are so poor and they need these things now. They cannot see beyond tomorrow and the fact that they can get even more if they dared to make a change.”

PKR’s leaders also spoke of problems with teaching people how to vote for the opposition, after finding that some local folk were not even aware of party emblems other than the BN’s.

On the final day of campaign, the party had to mobilise a team of campaign workers to teach the people how to mark their ballot papers.

PKR elections director Fuziah Salleh said that the villagers had long been accustomed to BN’s logo and when faced with a ballot paper, their immediate reaction was to mark an “X” next to it.

Still, despite these shortcomings, PKR’s Ansari managed second place yesterday with 3,414 votes, behind BN’s Datin Linda Tsen Thau Lin’s 9,773 votes. In third place was SAPP’s Yong with 2,031 votes.

If nine days of hectic campaigning could secure PKR second place, who is to say what will happen in Batu Sapi come the next general election, still at least months away? Source: The Malaysian Insider.

Friday, November 5, 2010

Food Hunt: Pizza Hut, Kepong


Good Evening folks,

After the first edition of the lunch hour food hunt, it's time now for the evening edition of the Food Hunt. We are back in action again where Kimmy & ME had decided to go to Pizza Hut in Kepong to try out the new flavours of Pizza. Of course, we had chosen Pizza Hut as our destination. We arrived at the restaurant at about 7.30pm from Cheras. That time, the restaurant was not so crowded as I believe many of them are still on leave as most of them left the city center following a long holiday break.

Once we sat down, we have to wait for about 5 minutes before the waiter came and serve us. It was rather a bad service from them as the manpower there is not enough that day and it will a bit ridiculous. Many people started to complaint as their service was very bad indeed. Even, we were one of the victims where once the food arrived, there's no culteries for us and I am wondering this could not happen. I have to personally go there and take myself and yet we have to pay for service tax as well! POOR!

We have put our order upon looking at the menu and of course we have ordered Extreme Cheesy Pizza Set 1 which consists of 1 Regular Extreme Cheesy 6 Pizza, 2 Soup Of The Day (Mushroom Soup), 1 Garlic Bread and 2 glasses of 7-Up Revive. And I did add additional toppings at the top of the cheese pizza which is the Chessy Pepperoni with an additional charge of RM2.00. Of course, there are many other choices as well for this combo as you need to log on to http://www.pizzahut.com.my/ to check it out. The pizza took about 20 minutes to arrive and it was totally unacceptable as well for the amount of people in the restaurant as it was not crowded. Overall, the pizza that we've ordered was nice as it contains a lot of cheese in it on top of the toppings as well. It was rather tasty and this is also another successful asset for Pizza Hut after the Prawn and Fish King Pizza which was introduced previously.

The price meanwhile costs us about RM28.00 (for the set that we've ordered) and RM2.00 additional charge for the toppings. Plus the tax, the bill came around RM34.50. The price was acceptable and not too expensive as the pizza was nice. It's worth paying with the food that we get and the Regular Pizza portion is quite big too. But the service that matters right here at Pizza Hut in Kepong as it was very POOR indeed. Don't worry. You can try this pizza at any of the outlets or branches near you as you do not necessary needed to come over to Kepong to have it. Do try out this Extreme Cheesy Pizza and I bet for cheesy lovers, you will love it to the max! Enjoy! MY RATING: 4/5 ; KIMMY RATING 4/5

* Food & Drinks rating are based on the food & drinks we've ordered and not overall food & drinks.

Address:

Lot PT15144 Mukim Batu, Off Jalan Kepong,
Batu 6 1/2, , Off Jalan Ipoh, 53000 Kuala Lumpur
Telephone: 03-62742721
Business Hours: 10.00am - 10.00pm



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Food Hunt: Old Town White Coffee, Taman Maluri Cheras


Hi All,

Happy Deepavali once again to all of you. Today is a public holiday and ME & Kimmy had decided to go for some food hunting again after visiting the zoo in the morning. Of course, after visiting the zoo at about 2.30pm, it's time for lunch again. We had eventually cracked our head on deciding which restaurant to go and to my consideration after so hot outside, we have decided to go for restaurant that offered air conditioned. So my choice would be Old Town located at Cheras Taman Maluri.

It had been ages that I've visited my study place last time and today I've decided to go back to visit. There's not much change in Taman Maluri in Cheras. We arrived at Old Town Taman Maluri about 3.00pm and the crowd was pretty much as well at the restaurant. Once we sat down, the waiter immedietely brought us the menu and the service was acceptable too although the restaurant still has many people. I looked at the menu and I've ordered Nasi Lemak Ayam Rendang with Lemon Pepsi as my drink. For Kimmy, she ordered Meatloaf & Egg Noodle and a glass of Cold Fresh Lemon Tea. The meal took about 15 minutes to arrive.

Let's go straight to the food comments. The Nasi Lemak Ayam Rendang (RM9.90) was superbly nice especially the steamed rice as it was very tasty and the fragrance of the rice makes the meal overall nice. The sambal meanwhile was nice and tasty too. Lastly the Rendang Chicken was also brilliant. I love the rendang taste and since everything is so nice, it makes my day even more beautiful too. A must try from all of you. Meanwhile, the Lemon Pepsi (RM4.20) was normal and nothing special about it where they poured a can of pepsi into a glass filled with Lemon. For Kimmy's meal which is the Meatloaf & Egg Noodle (RM6.50), it was above average. The mee was tasty and the ingredients was fresh too. Recommended to try as well. For the Cold Fresh Lemon Tea (RM4.20), it was also very nice but a little too sweet. If the sweetness can be reduced, then it would be perfect. Overall, it's still acceptable too.

The price overall was moderate to a standard cafe. The bill came and it was RM27.30 including those taxes. Once again my motto, if the food is nice, I don't mind paying the moderate price as long as it's real worth it. So, if you are around Taman Maluri, do not hesitate to come on over to Old Town to try out the recommended dish as recommended to you. Enjoy! MY RATING: 5/5 ; KIMMY RATING: 4/5

*Food & Drinks rating are based on the food & drinks we've ordered and not overall food & drinks.

Address:

26, Jalan Jejaka 7,
Taman Maluri Cheras,
55100 Kuala Lumpur.
Telephone: 03-92833577
Opening Hours: Monday - Sunday 8.00am - 1.00am



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Leisure: Half Day Trip to Zoo Negara (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)


Hello folks,

Welcome back to a holiday season where today is Deepavali Day. Of course, ME & Kimmy had originally planned to go to Melaka but the plan had been cancelled after considering the traffic conditions where it will be very jam. So we had change our plans to go Zoo Negara and this is our best options as it had been ages that I've been there. If I not mistaken, I've been there since I'm Standard 4 and until now I never stepped into the Zoo already. Well, the return of me to Zoo Negara had been regardless so memorable as I could see so many animals loitering around the zoo and I am so amazed to see them again.

We reach the Zoo at about 11.00am and the place was already so crowded where most families take this golden opportunity to bring their kids around to zoo to see the animals. Couples were also seen there as they bring their love ones to walk around the zoo. On that day, the amount of tourist are not so much compared to our local people. It took us about 3 hours 30 minutes to finish our journey inside the zoo (by walking) as we went to different sections to see the animals over there. If you are lazy to walk then you may opt to take a train and it would take about 2 hours to finish your ride. The route from the start (at the entrance) to the end would take this time considering you did not stop for a meal or toilet or else it would take up to 4 hours walking. Overall, the zoo are really putting up its afford as I could see many animals inside it but some animals are found sleeping as they are only active at night.

The most active animals I see so far at the zoo would be the giraffe, elephant, deer and the 'orang utans'. They are loitering around hoping that the tourist would gave them food to eat as they did. The most laziest animals around the zoo would be the tiger, bats, bears and the 'seladang'. Some only active at nights and some spend most of the time sleeping as their habits. The most enjoyable animals would be the fish as they spend most of the time at the aquarium. When you step into the aquarium section to catch the fishes, that's the most beautiful ones just like aquaria KLCC but of course aquaria KLCC has a very large tanks compared to Zoo Negara but the only thing is Zoo Negara aquarium is fully equipped with air conditioned.

If you are free during the weekends and you find yourself boring or you wanted to educate your child, I would recommend you to visit Zoo Negara. It does not dissapoints me at all as firstly, I would taught that there are not much animals to see inside the zoo as the publicity is not much though. For the entrance fees (with MYKAD or MYKID), adults will be charged RM20.00 while childen will be charged RM6.00. For foreigners without MYKAD, you will be charged RM30.00 for adults and RM15.00 for children. Inside the zoo, if you were to enter the insect zoo and butterfly park, you will be charged additional RM5.00 per person and RM3.00 for children. The price meanwhile are reasonable as you can see lots of animals inside as well. There is also animals show inside the Tunku Abdul Rahman Theatre where experts will accompany the animals to perform a show for the audience. The show will commence at 11.00am and 3.00pm respectively Monday - Sunday except Friday where the show will commence at 11.00am and 3.30pm respectively. The opening hours of the zoo would be MONDAY - SUNDAY (Daily): 9.00am - 5.00pm. Also do check out my FACEBOOK account for the full photos as well. For more information, do visit the Zoo Negara website via http://www.zoonegara.org.my/. MY RATING: 5/5

Address:

Zoo Negara,
Hulu Kelang,
68000 Ampang,
Selangor Darul Ehsan
Business Hours: Opens Daily from 9.00am - 5.00pm
Telephone: 03-41083422 / 03-41083427 / 03-41083428



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