The People at KL Sentral

While waiting for my ETS Train to Ipoh,I got a few hours to move around and see and watch the crowd and the life of travelling people at this busy business hub.The were very limited seats on the gound and first floor.The only seats available were inside the restaurants.So,I had to buy two buy two drinks at two cafes -one without wifi and the other with without wifi.One of my favourite cafe is at Starbuck where my PalmX Gang used to meet for our gadget meeting(BTM).Below is a shot from inside the cafe..

The other cafe that I love to sit is The Loaf.It serves good breakfast and tea to my liking.It is a bit expensive but its location is very startegic for taking photos.

The top and bottom photos were taken from inside The Loaf.

Below are some of my snapshots at KL Sentral and The Nu Sentral next to it.Here,you can see many shops and restaurants.Another place I love to eat is Kuzi Kambing at The Swiss Cafe.

Below is a view from The Loaf.I only come here once in a blue moon.It is too expensive for people like me.

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