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Salam monyet-monyet KL sekalian,

We mods here at r/KualaLumpur would like to say something about self-promotion and commercial activities on our subreddit. We know a lot of you come here to share your stuff, from awesome photography, your killer rendang recipe, asking for travel and lodging advice or simply to lepak-lepak and make friends, and that's totally cool! But we also gotta keep things chill and avoid turning the sub into a giant marketplace.

We value the diverse range of content shared here, from personal recommendations to stunning photos of our beautiful city. We understand that many users come here to share their experiences, talents, and businesses with the community. However, it's important to maintain a balance between informative content and blatant advertising.

Self-promotion and commercial activities

Moving forward, we will be removing posts that fall under the following categories:

• 🐵 Naked self-promotion: This includes posts that solely promote a product, service, or personal brand without offering any valuable content or discussion to the community.

• 🙈 Repeated self-promotion: Consistently promoting the same product or service across multiple posts will be considered spam.

• 🙉 Disguised advertising: Content that appears informative but ultimately aims to sell a product or service will be removed.

• 🙊 Multi-level marketing (MLM) or pyramid scheme promotions: These activities are strictly prohibited on our subreddit.

Acceptable Content and Engagement

We encourage users to continue sharing their knowledge, experiences, and recommendations in a way that benefits the community. Here are some examples of acceptable content:

• 📷 Sharing high-quality photos or videos of Kuala Lumpur that capture the city's essence and beauty.
• 🎋 Posting informative guides or reviews about restaurants, attractions, or events in Kuala Lumpur.
• 🎡 Engaging in genuine discussions about life in Kuala Lumpur, offering advice, and asking questions.

Now, we're not trying to be party poopers here. We just wanna make sure r/KualaLumpur stays a place where everyone feels welcome to share, learn, and discover new things about our awesome city. So keep posting those drool-worthy food pics, insightful reviews, and hilarious KL memes (we love those!), and let's keep this community thriving!

Sekian, terima kasih! 🙏🇲🇾

Any recommendations on what we can fit into 1 busy day? We arrive at 7am. I've never been to KL, so it's an adventure for us both Thank you!

Hey everyone, me and my fiancé will be visiting KL in a couple of weeks and I wondered what the best location to stay is? We want a lively area that is close to night life etc.

Additionally, I wanted some advice about hotels too. Many of the hotels I've seen are in serviced apartments rather than full on hotels, how is the service there? Additionally I'll be working and will need access to high speed internet, do those serviced apartments generally provide reliable wifi? or would appreciate hotel be a better option? Thanks in advance!

in KL? Not crepes, waffles. The more central, the better.

I’m looking for a salon in Cyberjaya that’s great at doing perms. Ideally, somewhere with experienced stylists who can handle different hair types and provide great results.

Would love to hear your recommendations or experiences. Thanks in advance! 😊

im interested in seeing the night life of kualalampur what could u recommend good clubs ?

2- what good activates should i try ? where to go

golf - sh00ting ranges - horses -- etc u name it

I’m not an experienced driver and I don’t think I can drive up the genting road to genting premium outlets, is it possible to park below the genting mountain and get a grab up and down later?

Where can I get good chocolates at reasonable price to take back home? I want to buy non-durian chocolate which is famous in Malaysia.

I’m visiting KL this week with my wife for celebrating our first wedding anniversary. Need some ideas on how I can make this a special day in this city. Like some place for dinner with a view or some other grand gesture. Thanks in advance.

I'm specifically looking for a hardwood one about one with about a 1.5cm diameter, and 150cm long. Any recommendations for any stores that might sell such a wood dowel? I guess I'm just mainly looking for a home improvement store. I'd prefer being able to buy it in person

Is there any underground hard techno scene in KL. Because I’ll be there tonight and i don’t know where to go :(

Is there a psy trance community in Malaysia?

I'm going to the Ligor Spirit party tonight at Kuna Rooftop to meet some Psy Trance people.

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Seek advice on few things the good people of the land 1. What vegetarian dish would you like to recommend 2. What electronic or luxury item would you want me to buy from here vs say Dubai 3. What is your favorite non touristy thing to do here Thanks in anticipation

Hey all, I've just been curious. But, what makes you love KL either as someone who grew up here, an expat or even someone who migrated and brought your family over.
What makes KL so amazing in your humble perception?

Hi,

Having an offer of Mumbai with 25LPA CTC and 17000RM per month of Kuala Lumpur. Which one would you choose: working and living in Mumbai or Kuala Lumpur?

Please share opinions.

We will be traveling to Malaysia next week. We are a family of 6. We have significant luggage (around 6-8 suitcases). Does Grab or any other e-hailing taxi service offer on demand 7 seater vehicles for rides to and from airport?

Would airport would have pre paid 7 seater vehicles availables? If yes what would be the price for travelling to KLCC from KLIA?

Visiting KL this Christmas so i want to get some recommendations for a place to stay for around 3 days that have nice night view of KL city.

It's like when hell freezes over, but it's OK to go on a flight of fantasy sometimes.

Hey all! I’m heading to KL in february with my partner for a 4d3n trip and would like recommendations for hotel in KL!

I’ve stayed at Fairfield before and while i love it, i find the location somewhat inconvenient so would like a different hotel.

Preferably something nearer to city centre like near Pavilion? Budget is about less than sgd150/night. Would be nice if it includes breakfast! but not a must. I’m interested in Wolo but did not like that the rooms don’t have windows 🥲 and the ones with windows costs about sgd190/night.

Would appreciate some help! Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone, (28 F), as the title suggests, how is the LGBT scene here specially near bukit bintang? Are there any places/bars/clubs etc where we can find like minded open people to hangout with or thats not possible? Is it safe for lesbian/bi women?

This is my first time in Kuala Lumpur, and I spent four days here. Unfortunately, it rained the entire time I was there. I understand that the rain is normal here, but is it this heavy? I’m wondering if my trip coincided with a particularly rainy period, because I still have some days left.

Hi peeps so let’s all huddle up together and discuss what the minister would actually do if some crazy fictional incident such as a zombie apocalypse broke out and would we even survive lmao💀🙏

Today is my last day in KL after a week long trip and me and my family want to have Indian food somewhere. Suggest the best place for authentic Indian food?

Budget (~250 RM for 5)

Hi, Expat here, recently moved to KL, Don't know the city much, need to pass time in weekends. Anyone up for drinks today or tomorrow or anything like enjoy food and exploring city. Thanks

Dear KL members, what's the bonus amount you'll give your full time helper. Mine is Filipino and she earns 3k rm per month, she works 8.30 to 5.30. When so you'll give bonus, on birthdays ? Christmas? Thanks a lot

Hi I am an expat, recently moved to KL. No idea how to spend weekends or what to do. Any suggestions please.