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Why not Kuala Lumpur? I've only been there once, on work, some years ago. Was there for a month or so. Didn't get to see a whole lot (except restaurants, malls
by vram22 8y ago
Why not Kuala Lumpur? I've only been there once, on work, some years ago. Was there for a month or so. Didn't get to see a whole lot (except restaurants, malls and night markets), but liked what I saw back then. Food was varied and good (liked the food courts, where you can get many varieties of cuisines under one roof), friendly people, good Internet (for then), etc. Of course it is a big city, so some may not like that. But it did have a lot of parks and trees, IIRC.
Plus the Multimedia Super Corridor was just starting up then, and while I've not followed its progress closely, I did read now and then, that many startups have been set up there and such.
- muzani 8y agoTraffic can be terrible and hostile, and some people are not so nice either. It can be rather expensive and it takes far too long to do something like buy lunch or groceries. There are some networking effects, but they are very poor compared to other cities. It's much nicer outside the fringes of KL, places like Shah Alam, Cyberjaya, Putrajaya, Bangi. Internet is just as good, travel to KL is not bad.
- vram22 8y agoInteresting, thanks for the info. IIRC, MSC was in or around Cyberjaya.