Kuala Lumpur Serviced Apartments

This time in Kuala Lumpur, I stayed at the Oakwood Hotel and Apartments again, having previously stayed in Tokyo, Sanya, and Guangzhou. The basic room types of serviced apartments are usually larger than those of regular hotels, making them more comfortable to live in. Especially for those who like City Walk, there's no need for as many public areas as a hotel; exploring the city's streets and alleys is where the fun lies, and it's enough to have a good sleep when you return 'home'. Staying in a serviced apartment, the biggest advantage is that you can cook, which is especially suitable for families. But I'm traveling alone, and it's a bit of a hassle to buy groceries and cook just for one. So I still choose to eat out. In Shanghai, I'm very fond of the Puli Long Bar, and there's a branch in Kuala Lumpur, so I happily drank at Seven Bar for three days straight. The Italian islands in the south in summer are enchanting, so the signature Italian cocktail Negroni is a must-try. The snacks here are also good, I recommend the garlic olive oil prawns, satay skewers, and mushroom tempura.