The Malaysian Matters

  Touted as one of the most anticipated concerts of 2013, G-Dragon or GD for short, leader and member of South Korea’s most famous boy group, Big Bang brought his solo concert to Malaysia as part of his One Of A Kind tour. G-Dragon live at Bukit Jalil Merchandise That We Bought G-Dragon’s concert in Malaysia was a success!! The 2 hours show – G-DRAGON 2013 WORLD TOUR: ONE OF A KIND CONCERT IN MALAYSIA ended just hours ago at Bukit Jalil National Stadium. The sophisticated stage setting with various arrangements to bring forward a spectacular visual experience for the fans in the concert had me impressed inside out. Lighting and sound was great and there it was a concert with near zero technical errors. GD finally brought his special brand of ‘swag’ to the stage at Stadium Nasional Bukit Jalil,If you had been to the Big Bang concert last year, then you would probably know what to expect from a GD concert as the set included a full set of dancers, pyrotechnics, impressive stage props...

  known as the Wat Tam, meaning cave temple, located in Phang Nga province, North of Phuket. The Buddhist temple is located inside a cave called Tam Yai in a limestone mountain. A large number of connecting caves can be found in the mountain, Tam Yai being the largest of them, measuring some 40 meters long and 20 meters wide. The main attraction of the temple is a very impressive 15 meters long golden colored reclining Buddha image. The reclining Buddha symbolizes the passing into Nirvana, a state of mind of peace free from anger and suffering. You will also find a number of smaller enshrined Buddha images as well as a large white chedi. Because of the large number of monkeys hanging around in front of the temple, this place is also called monkey caves, although the monkeys do not go inside. The monkeys are pretty cheeky and always on the lookout for food, if they think you have any, they might go after it, so take care of your stuff Outside the temple are some stalls where you can...

  Soi Bangla or Bangla Road is the heart of all Phuket Nightlife,friendly girls will call you with a big smile and encourage you to have a drink and play few silly bar games, everyone is welcome. Soi Bangla in Patong is not known for scams or rip off as it often happens,If someone offer you to see a Ping Pong show, there is in most cases no extra charge to enter. All you need is to order a drink which costs between 100 - 130 Baht depending on the bar. With its wide variety of activities and nightlife, Patong is an ideal place to party and play. By night the town has a bustling nightlife which includes literally hundreds of restaurants, beer bars, GoGo Bars and of course discos. The nightlife is centred around Soi Bangla (Bangla Road) however there are quiet parts of town. Florescent signs flashed brightly, loud music echoed in our ears. People handed out fliers promoting different events going on, Food carts strolled up and down the road. Young girls sold flowers. People were every...

  Found this well-known restaurant As Shop Lot at Jalan Kapar, Klang. My Fren brought us there for dinner. It's not far from Damnsara, only about 20 minutes drive (If Not Jam) .Located opposite KWSP, EON Bank and Kamdar. Same row as Wisma Lembaga Tabung Haji. it is worth travel all the way to Klang for their seafood. They have quite a number of signature dishes  like 'Sheung Tong' La La, Tapioca Noodle, Mantis Prawn et cetera.. New Boston Restaurant have been existence for many years.We Wait our Dish for Half hour to 1 hour for all our dish that we order been served on the table...my fren said that if u come at 6PM to 9PM will be alot of ppl waitting for table and waited their dishes atleast for 2 hour.. Anyway, if you guys do not mind waiting one hour plus to two hours, then why not....The food here is nice... A lot of tables was inside the restaurant, along side the walking way and even opposite of the restaurant,and the price is rather cheap! In Cantonese, they say '...