A Day Out after Finals...

What to do after final? 

Shopping of course! However, it is more towards present shopping (this is what happen when there are 3 June babies in a family...๐Ÿ˜ฑ).

So, my sister and I went to the usual place - Sunway Pyramid (again...๐Ÿ˜’) to hunt presents for my mum and my cousin. Before the hunt started, we went for a lunch. It was a disappointing one. The price and the taste. 

It was a new Japanese restaurant located in Hotel West of Sunway Pyramid. We ordered Tonkotsu Ramen. 


It is presentable but it is extremely salty. For the price of RM 25, the pork they gave is only one piece. ONE PIECE ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ. How???. Aren't the usual 2 or 3 pieces? We came to a conclusion that the rental must be really expensive and a high markup on the food. However, there are still something that I like about this restaurant. The spoon. The atmosphere.


Then, we continued the hunt. We found something for our mum but we do not have much cash in hand. So, we decided to delay the purchase. For our cousin, we couldn't find the thing he wants and decided to buy it online. 

Having made our decision, we went to visit the barbie exhibition in the orange atrium. 


They have barbies wearing different period costumes and costumes from different countries. On top of that, they organised a few activities such as colouring, storytelling and cupcakes decorating.

The costume I like best
Aren't the kebaya beautiful?๐Ÿ˜

It attracts a lot of barbie fans. Both children and adult, include us. ๐Ÿ˜

In the other atrium, there's a Finding Dory's exhibition. There's also a section for colouring. We thought of participating the colouring for fun and to relieve our stress. Too bad that it is only for kids (wait, aren't big kids allowed? ๐Ÿ˜ถ). Feeling disappinted, we left buying yoghurt drink in Aeon.

Since we were really tired as we both were lacking of sleep, we decided to go home without getting any presents. Oh, I do have one. A present for myself after all the effort I pour into the finals.

Chocolate at half price!! So worth it. 

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