Having Bak Kut Teh at the morning and coffee at the afternoon, then start our mask hunting !

I had a very nice meeting with the little girl in KL, after she went home, we kept walking around nearby Pavilion, ended us we go inside Avenue K for a simple dinner, it was really simple so I don’t post the dinner there on my post.

My wife is going to take me to meet her friend in KL, he was my wife’s work partner when he was in Shenzhen, then he moved to KL few years ago. His friend planned to take us to taste the Bak Kut Teh outside the tourist area, unfortunately the shop was closed (due to Chinese new year holiday), so he forced to take us to the tourist area for the Bak Kut Teh instead.

The shop was super crowded when we arrived, you can see nearly all tables were reserved, lucky we could still get the table as there was someone else ready to get the bill and leave.

Well, I don’t have much comment on the Bak Kut Teh to be honest, just think that it is on the to try list as a visitor whom first visiting Malaysia. After we have done for the Bak Kut Teh, my wife said we better to hunt for the mask, as the pandemic is started spreading at that time (it was 29 Jan 2020) Oops, almost forgot I needed to buy my mom some durian snacks, good to see the shop selling some.

His friend told us that we don’t have to rush for mask, he already started the mask and hand sanitizer hunting days ago and he couldn’t get any, he suggested we to have a coffee in the local coffee shop where we might not able to find it on the internet, then he drove us to the coffee shop for some coffee and breads first.

When compared to the Bak Kut Teh shop, I love the café much more, the coffee and breads are what I wanted, sweet bread, strong coffee, having table outside so I enjoy my breads and coffee and take a look to the street views at the same time. Perfect.

We only spent about 45 minutes in the café then his friend drove us around to try our luck, at the beginning we didn’t expect we can get any, what a miracle that a staff from the dispensary told us that some mask was on the way to their shop, it’s about 45 minutes, then we immediately queue up waiting to buy the mask. What a funny experience for the visitor spending an hour to wait for the mask when you are travelling. (of course I won’t say it’s fun anymore if I knew the COVID would be lasting for more than 2 years)