Since my school offered a week long holiday for the Deepavali celebrations, me and my family went off to probably the country's most prestigious mall- The Pavilion. Expecting to see Deepa sales, we were instead greeted with Haloween celebrations.
We first headed out to dine at the Food Republic food court. Tell you what. They serve the best kuey teow goreng and oyster omelettes there. Go taste it.
Shopping was mandatory. It IS a mall, after all. Clothes and other items, all branded, are sold everywhere in many shops. Pricy, but satisfying.
The surau was great, with a beautiful design and very cozy actually. Just the hallway towards the surau was kinda unfriendly and narrow.
Tokyo Street, located at the highest level of the mall, was our highlight of the day. For a while there, we felt as if we were back in Tokyo the last time we went there for a holiday. Very creative, and very nice. The best shop was of course, Daiso, the only shop in Malaysia which sells everything at the price of RM5. From Trucker caps to dog diapers, it is all under the same price. Some are really worth it such as my hand grip exercise tool, but some like pencils, are not worth RM5. So, be thrifty.
On the way to the carpark, we saw this very interesting kolam. It was made by a group of university students but I couldnt remember which. At the first glance it looked horrible- I dubbed it unfinished, but after looking at the instructions provided- I realised that it was a 3D kolam! Haha. I shouldnt have judged the book by its cover. Heres a picture of it.
Anyways, had a wonderful time at the center. Visit there once you have the chance. :D
Signed,
The Babbler.
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