St. John’s Cathedral

1883 … WOW!

We were at Jamboo having breakfast and we heard the church bells ringing. So we walked to church after breakfast. Morning mass had just finished and the congregation was getting ready for the 11AM mass. 

Built at the foot of Bukit Nanas, it stands tall with its famous Grecian - Spanish Architecture.

 

Jamboo KL

The colorful alley of Jamboo KL, compliments of Alam Flora. Works out for Jamboo real well.

Jamboo is a darling little cafe that serves their drinks via a hole in the wall. Just walk in this alley, and on your right, there’s a variety of drink cards. Choose what you want, right the bell and you will be served. 

Still having Christmas vibes on the last day of 2023! 

I chose Mango Cha

There’s the hole in the wall

When it rings, go get your drink!

Of course we wanted to dine in!

Buying the drink through the wall gotta be documented, in video and photos… hahaha!

Lei Cha Croissant… lei cha butter was very mild.

Otak Otak Fries… loved this!

Sarawak Laksa was surpringly good. Soup was tasty. 

Cakoi & Coffee

 

Kukus

KUKUS

Jalan Tepi Sungai, Klang

It’s a part of Klang that I’ve never been til now. It’s like a little Malay kampung in this part of the woods.

This place is easy to miss coz there’s no signboard. The name KUKUS is only on the entrance of this shop, which is tough to notice from the road. But the crowd is there for me to stop and take a 2nd look. 

Parking is difficult. There’s a little lorong just before this shop; there’s the parking. There’s parking next door too but for the mosque so I didn’t attempt to park there. I waited for a park. 

This eatery is decorated based on the legendary P. Ramlee’s era. So P. Ramlee’s songs are played in the background. Nostalgic. Classic.

Menu was old. Yet, the system used was the QR code. Not bad!

We visited right after breakfast!!! Didn’t expect it to be this crowded and didn’t expect the menu to be this yummy. 

So we tried their Roti Bakar and coffee. Nice!