Pavilion KL

Last Sunday for the first time, I went to Pavilion KL. Road was very clear. It took us about 15 minutes from Sunway to reach KL. It’s a place for all the luxury boutiques, for whom has extra bucks to spend and once in a while it’s still okay for me. But still we can shop at Parkson, Sports outlets & other outlets. I bought K Adidas t-shirt, its look good on him and I told him one only please. He said I’m too calculative. Of coz lah, I’m being very prudent.

Firstly we had our coffee at Toast Box, a kampong kopitiam-styled coffee houses serving mainly coffee and kaya toast at Gourmet Emporium area. The Kaya toast is very nice, not that sweet. I love it. Then we walk around from one floor to another visit Parkson and Adidas. Others not at this time because no sales.



We stop for munching at The Loaf. I ordered Mushroom Quiche and for K, Almond Loaf, plus 1 café Latte. Mushroom Quiche is a must try. We sat by the Bukit Bintang road.

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