Thursday, April 20, 2006
Genting Vacation - Food and Shoes
As you all should have known by now (even for those of you who haven't been to
Genting before), the
food and beverages up there are one of the (if not the)
most expensive (rates similar to KLIA). A standard benchmark would be the
fast-food chains like KFC and Mcdonald's, a usual RM6-7 set meal will cost around RM10-13 up the hill. So you can see how Uncle Lim got his
money back although they provide one of the
cheapest accommodations compared to most tourists’ spots in Malaysia.

For us, we usually have our
complimentary buffet breakfast that comes with the room at
Theme Park Hotel. Our favourite lunch spot would be the
Marybrown outdoor restaurant located right at the
entrance of the outdoor theme park. We like to have our lunch there because of the huge
distraction offered by the
Spinner, which is just next to the fast-food corner. We would normally pick the table which is
nearest to the edge and put Little Skywalker at the table. He would
enjoy watching and listening to all the ecstatic people going on the Spinner. In the meantime, we would have
no problems feeding him anything at all!

As for dinner, I would highly recommend
buffet if you don't want to eat fast-food all day. Although it can be a bit
pricey (around RM40-50 per head), but at least you can stuff yourselves for
two hours to get through the long and cold night. J and I recommend the
Coffee Terrace (most preferred) and
First World Café for good dining experience. The
food varieties there are plentiful and diverse. I must say that the food and deserts served are quite
delicious as well! It's just what you need after
a long day of fun activities with your family.

Errr... you must be
wondering why I put
food and shoes together in a single post although they are totally unrelated items. Well, J and I bought our only pair of
Nike sports shoes
4-5 years ago. Since we
hardly go for any sporting activities, is
not surprising that we do not need to get new ones. As we were on our way to have our dinner at
Coffee Terrace on the first night, the
bottom layer of one of J's shoes suddenly started to
peel off! It came off
completely before we were even half way through our walking journey and J had to walk all the way back to the hotel and switch to her
slippers instead.
Talk about deja-vu! (or is it faith?) The
same thing happened to one of my shoes as well the
following night as we were heading to
First World Café pulak! Fortunately, the bottom layer of my shoe
did not peeled off the way J's did. So, I did not have to
limp back and put on my slippers like J did. It seems that one of the
Nike Air bag under the heel
exploded! Hence, my right foot kinda felt
imbalance as the heel side was kinda
tilted backwards due to the exploded "air bags".
So,
thanks but no thanks to faith and destiny, J and I ended up having to buy another two pairs of sports shoes...
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