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Bukit Bintang also known as golden triangle in kuala lumpur. The night life here are very laid back. Most people will be around here for a chinese food, dinner and coffee with listening to a life band which play at the side walk. of BB Plaza. There are a pub and bistro, restaurant and pub but the place are not as noisy as other club at Jalan P.Ramlee, Jalan Penang or Jalan Sultan Ismail. Most people will sit at the coffee house at the side walk of bukit bintang and have coffee after dinner, listening to the life band music, or watching a cartoonist with their drawing and such. Leave a Comment Theme: Live Music
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There's an underground tunnel connecting Planet Hollywood with Regent Hotel (the oposite of Bintang Walk).
This tunnel is not easily found because people would prefer dangerously cross the road to go to the other side anyway.
Why is it called LOVE TUNNEL ? Well, some friends told me that guys who take prostitutes back to their rooms in Regent Hotel would prefer to use this tunnel instead of crossing the road. Sort of, 'a blessing' for the 2 of them !
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Located along Jalan Bukit Bintang shopping spread, this place has transformed over the last 5 years to be one of the busiest tourist/local hangout and shopping haven.
Cafes, restaraunt's, Clubs, Shops, Malls and more fill up this street. On weekends, thousands of people walk pass to get to other shopping malls within the area.
Objective -> People Watching
Anything you like! ™
Leave a Comment Theme: People WatchingAddress: Bintang Walk, Jalan Bukit BintangDirections: At the cross junction where the monorail station is, head towards the Lot 10 Shopping Mall side.
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Along Jalan Cangkat Bukit Bintang [Jalan Hicks] to Jalan Bukit Bintang, several cafe arrange similar theme about F1 Race. Cool, we can go hang-out with everybody who has the same enthusiasm in F1!
Casual, but using F1 theme clothes will be nice, so can be noticed among fans :) Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: Jalan Cangkat Bukit Bintang and Bukit BintangDirections: Easy to find at Bukit Bintang area
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This place have a lots of chinese restaurant, for those who like to have multi chinese food, you can get here at bukit bingtang. For those who like Mediterranean food, you can get it along BB Plaza side walk, there are a few Mediterranean restaurent, and there is another big Mediterranean restaurant near to changkat raja chulan road.
Other than that, you can go to Petaling Street (China Town) to have a lots of choices of chinese food. To walk there from Bukit Bintang to China town it only take you about 20 to 30 mins walk, or you can take a taxi which take u there only less then 10mins, if there is no trafic. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and Drinking
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There are a lot of Cafe's, the Planet Holywood, Shopping Centres and Restaurants with cool sound and cool peoples around
As you want Leave a Comment Theme: ConcertDirections: Between Lot 10 Shopping Centre at Jalan Sultan Ismail and Jalan Bukit Bintang Crossing (City Square) and JW Marriott
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This picture is Nightclubs at Bukit Bintang area, exact loaction is at the Sun Complex. These are nightclubs for you to spend the night with the girls (many from China), don't ask me too details, I never been there yet, this is only a photo taken from outside. But I have been to nightclubs elsewhere many years ago, there are some basic requirements you need before you walk in, here are some tips for you; Dress yourself like a typical rich businessman, have enough cash in pocket or cards ( RM200-1000) for tipping the girls that come to sit with you, you pay them in cash around RM20 each, the more you pay, the more girls come to you. Basically you are sitting in a big room or at a big hall with all the sofas audio/video stuffs, many serving boys come to serve you drinks, foods, liquor, etc, they for sure also wait for your tips. You can sit and watch girls singing, singing mostly Chinese love songs. All the girls in nightclubs were identified by numbers, i.e. 118, 77, 64, 36 and so on, don't waste time to find out their real names. Customers only need to recognize numbers, recognize which numbers are your dream girls, so that you can talk 'philosophy' with them later. Entering this kind of nightclubs at least RM300-500 per night minimum, I am not expert in nightclubs but just learn to write nightlife tips for VT to promote the country's tourism industry, hope you like it. Also, these type of Chinese-Nightclubs are actually abundant in Kuala Lumpur, you can easily tell its a nightclub when you see so many colorful neon lights. You don't have to speak Chinese, you can speak English to them. Leave a Comment Theme: Nightclub
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Shoping, shoping ... Daily and night.
A lot of various shoping centers, mobile phones and ... massages.
A good Chinese massage in Bukit Bintang, closed from MacDonald (crossing with Jalan Ismail), first floor (booking in the street). 60RM/Hour
Caution: traditional chinese massages are NOT relax and cool. Theme: OtherAddress: Bukit Bintang, closed from MacDonald (crossing witDirections: See picture
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Bintang walk is supposed to bring the life back to the city and the city back to life. With so much entertainment and 5-star hotels this area will bring you back to life. A dozen night clubs and bars are scattered along the sidewalks which can be reached within walking distance.
If you like shopping, there is 6 humongous malls where you can take your picture such as Starhill, Lot 10, BB and Sungai Wang, KL Plaza, Debenham as well as the re-furbished Plaza Low Yat.
Bintang Walk is the place that defines 'lepak' culture and it's totally contagious. Almost every major nightlife event happens here such as the countdown, Merdeka eve celebration, as well as fashion shows, street concerts and parties. Leave a Comment Theme: Live Music
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Behind LOT 10, there's a stretch of road leading to some cheap eating options & some fine discos...
One place that I noticed was this BINTANG GARDEN DISCOTEQUE; Loud techno music, hip patrons etc.
Looked like a gambling place, not sure... Leave a Comment Theme: Nightclub
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