This November, it's time to give in to your obsession, be it the best chocolate cakes and desserts in KL, or the prettiest notebooks and stationery, or sneakers, terrariums, board games and more. Enjoy!
Love chocolate? Our guide gives you everything you need to know about the most romanticised ingredient of all time, plus the best chocolate cakes, desserts and shops in KL. So, are you ready for dessert yet?
When shopping for stationery, if you're the type to fall for pretty colours and prints (as opposed to, say, that plain Kilometrico pen and generic spiral notebook), then our feature on the best stationery brands and shops has your name written all over it. Warning: These cute notebooks, wrapping papers and greeting cards may cause excessive spending.
Moving on to another obsession: Bond, or specifically, Daniel Craig. In this exclusive interview, we speak to the actor about his fourth (and possibly last) Bond film 'Spectre' and what advice he has for his successors. More Bond: In conjunction with the local release of 'Spectre' on November 5, read up on the famed film franchise in our guide to the Bond films.
In Food, we take a look at the different types of chee cheong fun in KL and where to find them. Is Ipoh-style chee cheong fun rolled or unrolled? Our guide tells you all you need to know to become a CCF expert.
In Shopping & Style, we check out the best modern barbershops in town for cutting-edge styles and wet shaves – so you know where to go if you're looking for a cool new 'do ahead of any special occasion.
Have you ever wondered where KL streets got their names? In Around Town, we pick up a copy of 'Kuala Lumpur Street Names' by Mariana Isa and Maganjeet Kaur to give you the origins behind some of KL's most famous streets.
In Film, we pit 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' and 'Spectre' – two of the year's most anticipated releases – against each other in a battle for blockbuster supremacy, and in Music, the Bond craze continues with our list of the top ten best Bond theme songs.
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