Zhongsan Building | 25 Principles Decide What You Want | Petaling Street Yong Tau Foo | MidValley Christmas

Brayden 8Y9M11D

Bevlynn 4Y6M4D

Day 2 in KL, we woke up early to grab some coffee and cake at Piu Piu Piu in Zhongsan Building. It was a small cafe on the 1st floor. The old rustic vibe of the cafe complements the building very well. 

At that time, something amazing happened. Hub was not able to board the flight from Penang to Singapore due to our last minute decision to travel to KL. We had to burn the flight ticket. But I suddenly received a message that morning saying that the flight was very much delayed, and I could request for a full credit refund. Such a good coincidence and surprise. I believe it was the attraction happening. 

During this trip, I was reading a book by Jack Canfield. In one of the chapters, it is about Deciding What You Want in life, giving it a clear vision and imagining already having it.

That night, I sat Hub down beside the swimming pool overlooking the Merdeka 118. It was calm and cooling. The wind was blowing the trees and the leaves were dancing with a gentle rustle. 

There, we imagined our dreams and goals. It was a lovely vision and it is achievable when we set our minds to it. 

Day 3, we explored Petaling Streets for breakfast. There is a small hawker selling handmade bee tai bak noodle + yong tau foo in a hidden alley. I would have overlooked this place, and probably would not have tried if I were to travel there on my own. It felt like a very run-down place, even some of the tables were set underneath construction scaffolding. A very old hunchback auntie was busy cooking behind the stand. She had been selling it for years ever since Hub was a young boy. His Mom brought him to this place long ago... 

When the food was served, it looked rather ordinary. I had the first taste, it was actually pretty good and I liked it. A simple, non-complicated dish. 

We walked explored more at Petaling Street and sat down for a good cup of coffee. 

After shopping and taking photos with the christmas decoration in Midvalley & Gardens, that marks the end of our KL trip.

We left KL in 2 separate buses. Hub travelled to Singapore, I travelled to Penang.