One fine Saturday at REXKL, Jalan Sultan

One fine Saturday before November end. Also the first outing after self-lockdown for several months. Initially came here for a cup of coffee after brunch. Later surprise to find out REXKL has a lot of hidden gem to be discover. I read about the building was one of the first and oldest theatres since 1947, closed down after fire happened twice. Until lately it was rebuilt again and turn into an arts and cultural hub. The restoration lead by a group of well-known local architects which includes Seksan of Sekeping retreats (which I know of). The mazed-like-bookstore BookXcess at the top floor will stunned you with it's architecture and design. Friend who brought me here for coffee didn't know bout the bookstore. The food vendors at the back of the ground floor has creative names for their shop or stall. I will revisit again for the foods.  

Art exhibition of Covid Pandemic in Malaysia, Publika

Sad but true reality... that's how Covid pandemic affect us and change our life for the past 2 years.

A book by Baek Se-Hee~ I want to die but I want to eat Tteokbokki 죽고싶지만떡볶이는먹고싶어

Picking up reading as my hobby again during lockdown. Kinokuniya has became the most frequent going place during lunch hours to look for the books that I want to read. Today I bought this book as recommended by therapist. The book is a record of 3 months conversations between the author and her psychiatrist about her 'mild' depression. Not a book or guide to heal depression. But more to a record about her depression, where you may find similarity or some of your situations and emotions resemble to the author's. And you know that you are not alone... 

Another Korean convenient store in KL~ emart24, Desa Sri Hartamas

So happy that one of the emart 24 open in the neighbourhood. Although it is not so short walking distance from my place but its still within the neighbourhood area. One thing about these famous Korean convenient store that open in Malaysia is, they don't sell most of the things and products that available in Korea. I do understand it is due to different supply and market demands. Plus, some of the food that I like could be non-halal. Anyway emart24 is having different product range compared to the newly open CU near my office and Family Mart. My favourite items from the store is the Purple Sweet Potato Chips from No Brand. No brand is the sub-brand from E-Mart, their products especially snacks are popular not only among the Koreans but also tourist who visit Korea.