I guess, no matter where I go, I'm the only person who do mall walking 6am in the morning. Why do that? Well, Genting doesn't really have a jogging track. The closest thing is a side walk which is quite confusing. If not familiar with it, could got lost and stuck at the outside unable to get back in.
Am I worry of lost in Genting? No not exactly. For one reason, i have done the outdoor walk a month ago. This time around, I want to explore the shopping gallery, so I can find affordable breakfast place.
The month before, Resort World hotel still under renovation. This time, they're in business. I don't see much difference at the concierge area, perhaps they renovated their rooms? No way to find out unless I checked myself in. Many years ago, they do offer free room at this hotel, but now limited to First World.
If you remember a huge Christmas tree I've posted the day before, this is another one inside the shopping mall.
After about an hour of brisk walking at the mall, and explored multiple exists to see where it led me to, finally back to the nearby children playground found this Indian curry shop.
16 a set of breakfast is consider "affordable" here. Mind you in Genting everything cost more than Kuala Lumpur. One should expect to pay two to three times the normal price.
Once I've found the shop, decided to go back and wake the home minister and kids up, so we can come for breakfast. On the way back, purposely swing by the light show site. To found those lights no longer tightly line up flat at the roof anymore.
The surrounding is very quiet, and without the LED panel, the entire shopping mall feels a lot peaceful and I think I enjoyed the quietness pretty much.
Took a huge detour from the top floor at the in door themepark, and the scene is absolutely stunning.
After woke everybody up, gathered everyone into one room, packed up our luggage and getting ready to leave. We couldn't make the children to go with us, so we left them at their room with all the luggage as we're planning to checkout after breakkie.
It is nothing really much to shout about. This kind of Indian mamak food is everywhere in Kuala Lumpur. We're lucky to have a place to crash in for a decent breakfast but that's all.
Here's another view of the restaurant. It's not really that big, fortunately not everyone willing to pay that price for "normal" food like we consume day to day.
Before we left, we also take away some iced Milo and roti cenai for the kids. Trust me, they taste better than how they looked.
Immediately after breakfast, we brought our luggage out, I put them into my trunk, checked out the rooms so we can proceed to the arcade.
Son has always been a Motorsport enthusiast. Indoor karting may be slow, with the walls and limited sprintable length of track, it really bring the level up for breaking point and efficient racing line.
One more thing to highlight, wasn't aware Genting also can utilize McDonald's app. Good thing is, one can order food at Genting price, but fetch freebies or deals as if we're in Kuala Lumpur. This flurry for example, from a buy 1 get 1 free. They can't charge extra on free stuff right, in the end it's still free 🤣
After 45 minutes of casual downhill drive, we're back to earth. We headed to one of the restaurant near our house, catch a quick lunch and very grateful for the discounted price compare to Genting.
And we had dinner at the seafood restaurant with aunt came all the way back from California. We've wasted 1 day of our accomodation in Genting, but it was worth it since we don't meet aunt only once a year.
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