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Gemas

2013-05-17T16:18:14Z

added listing Udo Seafood & Tomyam and RoyAin Ent

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Kuala Lumpur

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	<drink name="Phuan" alt="" address="phuanse@gmail.com" directions="" phone="" url="" hours="" price="" lat="" long="">Happy Restoran, about 100 m to the right along the row of shophouses on the first street just outside the train station. The chinese woman sells all kinds of noodles (soup or fried), rice dishes & drinks (hot & cold) for RM3-4. Food is good & cook when you order. Chicken Rice - Turn left at the first main intersection after leaving the train station then take the first right. This shop is the first shop to the right & end of this shophouse is Tropicana Hotel. Hot Bread Confectionery Tel: 07-948 5077 - Turn left at the first main intersection after leaving the train station then take the first right. This shop is one of the shophouse on the left.</drink>		<drink name="Phuan" alt="" address="phuanse@gmail.com" directions="" phone="" url="" hours="" price="" lat="" long="">Happy Restoran, about 100 m to the right along the row of shophouses on the first street just outside the train station. The chinese woman sells all kinds of noodles (soup or fried), rice dishes & drinks (hot & cold) for RM3-4. Food is good & cook when you order. Chicken Rice - Turn left at the first main intersection after leaving the train station then take the first right. This shop is the first shop to the right & end of this shophouse is Tropicana Hotel. Hot Bread Confectionery Tel: 07-948 5077 - Turn left at the first main intersection after leaving the train station then take the first right. This shop is one of the shophouse on the left.</drink>
		+	*<drink name="Udo Seafood & Tomyam and RoyAin Ent" alt="" address="4 Taman Rekreasi Gemas" directions="Walk out from the current train station and turn left. You will by MAYBANK and continue onwards you will see a traffic light junction. Taman Rekreasi is just less than 20 meter from the traffic light. Good place to relax during night time." phone="0196363036" url="" hours="4PM-1AM" price="5 and above" lat="" long="">Good Malay halal food. Open karaoke and big screen Entertainment.</drink>
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 [[Image:SKYBAR-KL.jpg|thumb|250px|The Skybar KL]]
 Kuala Lumpur has quite a vibrant night-life and the '''[[Kuala Lumpur/Golden Triangle|Golden Triangle]]''' is the epicentre of most of the partying which goes on in the city. '''Jalan P. Ramlee''', just south of KLCC, is Kuala Lumpur's central clubbing area, while the action also spills onto Jalan Sultan Ismail, Jalan Ampang, Jalan Pinang and Jalan Perak. Nearby '''Bukit Bintang''' also throbs with action, and its neon-lit nightclubs, many of them with hostesses, certainly have a more Asian feel to them.
-'''Changkat''', in the '''[[Kuala Lumpur/Tuanku Abdul Rahman|Tuanku Abdul Rahman]]''' district, is arguably the most popular nightspot in Kuala Lumpur. The entire Changkat area, focused around Changkat Bukit Bintang, is a vibrant place and has over 40 eating and drinking venues. It is on Changkat Bukit Bintang just off Bukit Bintang. For the budgetary person, almost every bar has a happy hour, usually from 5-9pm. During Wednesdays they have "Ladies Night" at many venues and ladies will often drink for free for a limited time. On weekends the prices are a bit steeper, but cheaper options are still available. The weekly pubcrawl[https://www.facebook.com/kualalumpurpubcrawls] in Changkat is a good way to save money and meet other travelers, locals and expats.
+'''Changkat''', in the '''[[Kuala Lumpur/Tuanku Abdul Rahman|Tuanku Abdul Rahman]]''' district, is arguably the most popular nightspot in Kuala Lumpur. The entire Changkat area, focused around Changkat Bukit Bintang, is a vibrant place and has over 40 eating and drinking venues. It is on Changkat Bukit Bintang just off Bukit Bintang. For the budgetary person, almost every bar has a happy hour, usually from 5-9pm. During Wednesdays they have "Ladies Night" at many venues and ladies will often drink for free for a limited time. On weekends the prices are a bit steeper, but cheaper options are still available. The weekly pubcrawl[https://www.facebook.com/kualalumpurpubcrawl] in Changkat is a good way to save money and meet other travelers, locals and expats.
 '''[[Kuala Lumpur/Bangsar and Midvalley|Bangsar]]''' has long been one of the busiest places in Kuala Lumpur after the sun goes down. The action is around '''Jalan Telawi''' and its side streets, and is definitely the place to go for clubbing and deafening music.
 '''Sri Hartamas''' and '''Mont Kiara''' in the '''[[Kuala Lumpur/Damansara and Hartamas|Damansara and Hartamas]]''' district have popular pubs and some clubs as well as nice coffee places. You may be able to find live performances in some of the outlets.

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 * There is an old steam locomotive on display on the southern end of the train station
 * 10 km to the west on Route 1 is the Sungai Kelamah Memorial, where the Gemencheh bridge was blown up by Australians resulting in the death of many Japanese during the WWII in 1942.
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 * There is an old steam locomotive on display on the southern end of the train station
 * 10 km to the west on Route 1 is the Sungai Kelamah Memorial, where the Gemencheh bridge was blown up by Australians resulting in the death of many Japanese during the WWII in 1942.
 ==Do==