A lot of the time you'll find better food from the hawker stalls rather than restaurants. In KL, try Jalan Alor for food. There are a lot of tourists but its easy to get something good. In Johor, I presume you'll be staying in Johor Bahru, which is a bit bleak. It should be easy to pop across the causeway into Singapore in your downtime, which I'd strongly suggest.
A lot of the time you'll find better food from the hawker stalls rather than restaurants. In KL, try Jalan Alor for food. There are a lot of tourists but its easy to get something good. In Johor, I presume you'll be staying in Johor Bahru, which is a bit bleak. It should be easy to pop across the causeway into Singapore in your downtime, which I'd strongly suggest.
@joeyown If you make it to Singapore then let me know.
I remember noticing what looked like a decent guitar shop near the KL Tower. Drove past it in a taxi and wished I could have had a look around. This was 2003 mind...
A lot of the time you'll find better food from the hawker stalls rather than restaurants. In KL, try Jalan Alor for food. There are a lot of tourists but its easy to get something good. In Johor, I presume you'll be staying in Johor Bahru, which is a bit bleak. It should be easy to pop across the causeway into Singapore in your downtime, which I'd strongly suggest.
You can get great curry in Johor Bahru near the Indian temple.
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In terms of food, make sure you have a good Banana Leaf Curry before you leave.
Shame about the guitar stores. Ceriatone is a good shout, but it isn't a drop in.
I think that is usually January - March and mostly affects Indonesia. The weather is dryer then and makes burning easier.