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Later this afternoon, Kompleks Asia City is set to launch its newest attraction in line with its focus on providing good entertainment for the whole family — Sabah’s first and by-far largest iceless skating rink.
Whether the experience offered by skating on artificial ice instead on actual ice differ is highly debatable. After all, it isn’t [...]

A security guard patrols around the car parks at night so do feel that you are in safe hands upon arriving Menara Tun Mustapha. Upon arrival at the main ground entrance, we were welcomed by one of the staff and were escorted to the nearby elevators which will bring us to the restaurant’s floor. I can’t recall what floor was it on but it didn’t take long. I’d very much like to suggest that they play some music in the elevators as it felt awfully quiet while in the elevators…. It didn’t take long for the latecomers to figure out that sitting facing the opposite direction of the restaurant’s revolving direction is rather discomforting…. The food proportions were just right, enough to feel full at the end of the meal yet not too bloated.

Long gone are the days when our grandparents drink coffee out of glass mugs at their local kopitiam, the arrival of ‘coffee boutiques’ like The Coffeebean & Tea Leaf and San Francisco Coffee have filled in the gap for commercialized coffee…. On another side note, have you ever notice that the mates at The Coffeebean Tea & Leaf seem to be friendlier towards foreigners? I guess it’s just a small observation but back when it first opened, every customer was greeted with a warm smile upon arriving their premises. Nowadays, these smiles seem to be a rare treat unless you are a foreigner, tourist or someone who had probably shown the slightest hint that you are friendly person when you were ordering your drink at the counter…. To some, The Coffeebean and Tea Leaf in this small city is more like a water-hole.