4 well-known accommodations in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to book a stay in Q4 of 2025

Four Points by Sheraton Kuala Lumpur, City Centre (Main Banner)

One final week to November, the last two months of 2025 😦

Now’s the time to book in a final trip for the year, before 2026 greets us.

And if you need a nearby and familiar destination for food and shopping, Kuala Lumpur’s for you.

Here’s a quick list of well-known accommodations in the capital of Malaysia for your consideration.

The RuMa Hotel and Residences

The RuMa Hotel and Residences

Agoda Rating: 9.4 (10.1K+ reviews)

First up, we have The RuMa Hotel and Residences, which puts you just 180 m from Aquaria KLCC and a 640-m stroll from Petronas Twin Towers.

Their most basic rooms are their Deluxe King/Twin Rooms at 43 square meters.

For those seeking even more space, the Grand Suite stretches across 88 square meters.

Whether you want to watch the city twinkle from your Grand Studio Twin Tower View or take in the views from your Corner Studio City View, The RuMa has options for you.

This 5-star hotel sits right at the top of our list with a nice 9.4 rating given by over 10K guests who’ve stayed before you.

Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur

Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur

Agoda Rating: 9.2 (10.6K+ reviews)

Size matters at Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur, where even the smallest rooms measure 47 square meters.

This award-winning hotel, fresh from clinching Agoda’s Traveler’s Choice 2024, sits just 40 m from the KLCC-Bukit Bintang Pedestrian Walkway and a 520-m distance to Pavilion Kuala Lumpur.

For those who believe bigger is better and have the money to walk the talk, the Grand Executive Suite spans 152 square meters of pure luxury, while the Diplomat Suite commands a whopping 242 square meters of living space.

Families will love that kids 12 and under stay free using existing bedding.

Four Points by Sheraton Kuala Lumpur, City Centre

Four Points by Sheraton Kuala Lumpur, City Centre

Agoda Rating: 9.2 (3.2K+ reviews)

Fresh off its launch in 2023, the Four Points by Sheraton Kuala Lumpur, City Center is sited just 700m from Petronas Twin Towers and a rather quick ride to Chinatown.

This new hotel has already caught Agoda travelers’ attention, snagging a top choice award for 2024.

The 30 m² rooms give you room to stretch, while select ones serve up views of the twin towers or direct access to the pool for dips and splashes.

There are also family suites, and kids 11 and under stay free when using existing bedding.

Traders Hotel, Kuala Lumpur

Traders Hotel, Kuala Lumpur

Agoda Rating: 9.1 (14.9K+ reviews)

Traders Hotel is 200 m from KLCC Park and 560 m from Pavilion Kuala Lumpur’s shopping paradise.

After a recent makeover that touched 90% of its rooms, this hotel offers rooms ranging from 32 to 65 square meters.

The cherry on top is that select rooms frame views of the Twin Towers, while an indoor swimming pool means you can stay in and swim even when the weather’s not the best ⛈️

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7-Eleven Singapore has launched $1 deals you can enjoy till 4 November 2025

7-Eleven Singapore $1 Deals till 4 November 2025 (Main Banner)

It’s been 2 weeks since our last post on 7-Eleven’s $1 deals, and the team has refreshed the list with new offerings for the next 2 weeks.

We’re looking at $1 drinks, sweets, and bites.

7-Eleven Singapore $1 Deals till 4 November 2025

Promotion ends on Tuesday, 4 November 2025, so grab your favorites right away! ♥️

$1 Deals

  • 100 PLUS Isotonic Drink 500ml 
  • RIBENA Blackcurrant Original Taste 350ml 
  • FUZE TEA Lemon Tea 500ml

This real brewed lemon tea drink is a balance between flavor and feel-good refreshment. It comes with reduced sugar and no added preservatives, earning it the ‘healthier choice’ label. Whether you’re powering through a crazy workday or seeking a citrusy taste, this lemon tea drink offers an alternative to water to quench your thirst.

  • MILO Gao 240ml
  • C2 Lychee Jasmine Black Tea 455ml
  • AUTHENTIC TEA HOUSE Ayataka Japanese Green Tea 500ml

This bottle from Authentic Tea House doesn’t hide behind sweeteners or artificial flavors. It’s green tea in its purest form, a clean taste that carries zero sugar and zero calories, so the ‘healthier choice’ label isn’t just for show.

  • POKKA Houjicha 500ml
  • NESCAFÉ Smoovlatte Coconut Americano 268ml
  • NESTLÉ Milo Energy Bar Original / Milk 21g / 27g

Rushed out of the house to catch that bus or train to work/school/an appointment and didn’t have your morning Milo fix? Grab this Milo energy bar in either original flavor or milk dip for just a dollar!

  • SKITTLES Pouch Floral 40g 
  • WANT WANT QQ Gummies Assorted Flavors 66g – 70g 
  • SUGAROLLY Cotton Candy Assorted Flavors 10g 

Remember that moment when cotton candy first melted on your tongue? SUGAROLLY brings back that childhood joy in 10g portions so you can indulge in a bit of whimsy whenever the mood strikes. And despite what you might think, this sweet treat isn’t just for kiddos. Adults deserve a dash of sugary nostalgia too 🍬

  • WANT-WANT Sour Gummy Pineapple Apple & Lychee / Cola & Lemon 65g / 70g
  • ROLLER COASTER Potato Rings Barbecue / Cheese 70g
  • LOACKER Wafer Napolitaner / Cremkakao 45g

Crispy wafers with sandwiched layers of cream filling to the teatime rescue! Choose between two flavors: Napolitaner, a hazelnut flavor that melts in your mouth, or Cremkakao, featuring cocoa and chocolate.

  • MY MOTTO Crispy Wafer Cocoa & Cocoa / Hazelnut & Cocoa 30g
  • NICHI Black Tea Muscat / Lychee Peach / Strawberry 250ml
  • MARIGOLD Yoghurt Drink No Fat Assorted Flavours 200ml

This creamy 0% fat yoghurt drink bursts with a fruity medley, containing live, active cultures that give your gut a healthy boost.

  • MEIJI Milk Assorted Flavors 200ml
  • EUROCAKE Jumbo Croissant Assorted Flavors 60g

T&Cs may apply.

Applicable at selected stores only.

All image credits to 7-Eleven Singapore.

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Top Earning Careers Abroad for Singaporeans in 2025

For many Singaporeans, the allure of life overseas goes beyond the postcard-perfect skyline of home. In a 2024 poll by Answers.sg, nearly two-thirds of respondents said they would prefer to live elsewhere, citing not only financial motivations but also the pace of life and better work-life balance abroad. Exactly how many people yearn for this kind of lifestyle change? According to the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, more than 340,000 Singaporeans were living abroad as of 2019. Fast forward to 2025, and official government data shows that 221,600 of them have kept their Singaporean citizenship while choosing to chase opportunity on foreign shores.

The Singaporean diaspora stretches across Malaysia, Australia, United Kingdom, United States, Indonesia, and China. These nations not only offer broader horizons but also access to some of the world’s most lucrative careers. Among these, technology, healthcare, and corporate leadership stand out as the new frontiers of wealth creation.

Take the Data Scientist, for instance. In an age defined by algorithms, these analytical minds transform raw information into strategic business intelligence. Their mastery of statistics, coding, and industry insight places them among the most sought-after professionals in the world, earning an average of U$123,775 (about S$160,723) annually in the United States.

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Then there is the Corporate Lawyer. Armed with expertise in business law, mergers, and compliance, they guide multinational companies through complex regulatory landscapes. The payoff is an average annual income of U$149,686 (around S$194,369), proving that in the world of global commerce, legal fluency translates into financial fluency.

Tech continues to redefine the pay scale. Senior Software Engineers are the architects behind digital ecosystems, building platforms that power everything from banking to healthcare. Their technical expertise and leadership bring in an average salary of U$194,220 (about S$252,197) annually.

In the realm of medicine, few professions command the respect and remuneration of a Surgeon. These highly trained professionals perform intricate operations that save lives and advance medical innovation. Their years of education and precision are rewarded handsomely, with average earnings reaching U$297,851 (about S$386,763) per year.

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On the frontier of mental health, Psychiatrists play a vital role in understanding the human mind in an increasingly complex world. With average earnings of U$255,812 (around S$332,175) a year, their expertise bridges science and empathy, making them indispensable in modern healthcare.

Meanwhile, Cloud Architects have become the new custodians of digital infrastructure. As companies move their operations to the cloud, these professionals design secure, scalable systems that keep enterprises running efficiently. Their technical command translates into average annual earnings of U$144,000 (about S$186,986).

At the summit of corporate ambition stands the Chief Executive Officer. The CEO is not merely an administrator but a visionary who shapes company strategy, navigates markets, and leads teams toward long-term growth. In the United States, this role commands an average annual salary of U$197,747 (about S$256,777).

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The global market continues to reward those who combine skill, leadership, and adaptability. For Singaporeans seeking opportunities abroad, this moment marks not just a career move but a reinvention of success. Aligning expertise with high-demand industries can open doors to global achievement and financial growth, proving that Singaporean talent thrives wherever ambition leads.

Sources: 1,2, 3, & 4

 

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Mofusand x Miniso Pop-Up Arrives in SG This December 15

Apart from POP MART’s Hacipupu and Disney’s Winnie the Pooh, my favorite character has always been Mofusand, the irresistibly charming creation of Japanese illustrator Juno. If you have ever smiled at a cat dressed as a shark or found yourself endlessly scrolling through kawaii art online, chances are you have already met this fluffy feline universe. Mofusand’s magic lies in its delightful absurdity, with cats wrapped like sushi, lounging in desserts, or striking dramatic poses in animal costumes. The name itself merges “mofu mofu,” a Japanese expression for something fluffy, with “sand” from sandwich, perfectly summing up the brand’s cozy and playful spirit.

Mofusand’s illustrations have captured hearts around the world for years, spreading across Instagram like a warm digital hug. Fans of kawaii culture and cat enthusiasts have embraced the brand as a cult favorite, filling their homes with plush toys, stationery, and accessories that reflect Juno’s humor and imagination.

Image Credits: facebook.com/MinisoHK

Now, we are about to experience a piece of that whimsical world. The first Mofusand x Miniso pop-up store will officially open at Bugis+ (i.e., located at 201 Victoria Street, Singapore 188067) on December 15, 2025. This is not just another merchandise launch but the first Mofusand x Miniso pop-up in the world, giving Singaporeans an exclusive chance to explore and shop the viral collection before anyone else. Expect shelves lined with adorable plushies, playful homeware, and collectibles that are bound to melt hearts faster than a late-night cat video.

The pop-up offers an invitation for fans to step into the world of Mofusand itself. With picture-perfect installations and an atmosphere that feels lifted straight from an illustration, it promises to be a destination for both long-time followers and newcomers alike.

Image Credits: facebook.com/MinisoHK

So mark your calendars and get your wallets ready to say “kawaii,” because this Christmas season, Miniso Singapore is celebrating the adorable world of Mofusand!

Sources: 1 & 2

 

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4 themed restaurants in Singapore to go to for a one-of-a-kind dining experience

The Wizard's Brew and Mama Diam's food menu

You landed on this page because you’re looking for a themed restaurant, a one-of-a-kind dining experience, right? 🍽️

We’ve got a list for you, so let’s waste no time and dive right in.

Absurdities

absurdities.com.sg

Website: absurdities.com.sg

Google Rating: 4.8 (700+ reviews)

Address: 311 Jln Besar, Singapore 208970 (Located in: Asylum Coffeehouse)

Dining meets dimension-hopping at Absurdities, where a 6-course Omakase meal becomes your passport to the multiverse.

This is a full-body adventure that MAY have you climbing, crawling, and crossing through reality-bending spaces.

Challenge your taste buds with texturally exciting dishes that are as delicious as they are daring.

You can also add wine and cocktails that complement each interdimensional pit stop.

The secret location, revealed just 24 hours before your booking, adds an extra dash of mystery.

Editor’s tip: Bring your friends along for this absurd adventure because the more tickets you book, the more you save.

Synthesis 食拿酒稳

synthesis.sg

Website: synthesis.sg

Google Rating: 4.7 (2.3K+ reviews)

Address: 3 Temasek Blvd, Tower 4 #01-643, Singapore 038983 (Located in: Suntec City)

Get your Chinese cuisine fix at Synthesis, a fusion of Chinese flavors and cocktails, drawing inspiration from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).

Each dish and drink is composed using only the best ingredients that boost your overall well-being.

Editor’s note: Just remember to dress smart, as it’s a stated dress code from the team.

SET LUNCH MENU: $38++ per person

DINNER A LA CARTE: dishes from $14

SAVOURING TASTE BUNDLE: $84++ per person, minimum 2 pax

Mama Diam 妈妈店

mamadiamsg.com

Website: mamadiamsg.com

Google Rating: 4.6 (1.7K+ reviews)

Address: 38 Prinsep St, #01-01, Singapore 188665 (Located in: Prinsep Place)

Old Singapore + modern dining innovation brings us this speakeasy restaurant and bar, which pays homage to the neighborhood provision shops of yesteryear while serving up twists on local dishes.

The journey continues upstairs at Lou Shang (literally upstairs, lol), an experiential all-day cafe that captures the heart and soul of HDB living.

Very Singaporean, so we like.

APPETIZERS: Salted Egg Yolk Lotus Chip ($11.90), Hae Bee Hiam Mien ($19.90), etc.

SMALL PLATES: Chicken Curry Kueh Pei Tee (6pcs) ($17.90), Stuffed Seafood Lychee (from $18.90), etc.

MAINS: Bak Chor ‘Mee Pok’ ($20.90), Hainanese Pork Chop ($30.90), etc.

DESSERTS: Kaya Churros ($14.90), Tropika Gula ($15.90), etc.

The Wizard’s Brew

wizardsbrew.sg

Website: thewizardsbrew.sg

Google Rating: 4.5 (200+ reviews)

Address: 10B Trengganu St, Level 3, Singapore 058464

Here’s Singapore’s first wizard-themed desserts and bar, The Wizard’s Brew, to round up this list with magic and desserts.

Every sip and bite will feel like a potion class gone deliciously right 👍

Concoctions here are liquid enchantments that spark wonder with every pour, while desserts could make even the most serious wizard crack a smile.

BEST SELLERS (DRINKS): THE WIZARD’S BREW ($24.50) & PHOENIX FIRE ($25)

BEST SELLERS (DESSERTS): THE REAPER’S GOLD ($18) & BABY ROOT ($25)

For another wizardry and magical alternative, visit Platform 1094 along Serangoon Road.

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