Go KL City Bus serves four main routes called the Green, Purple, Blue, and Red Line, running daily at five-minute intervals during peak hours and 15-minute intervals during off-peak hours. Passengers can easily hop on and off at more than 10 official Go KL City Bus stops at each route, which are situated close to easy-to-spot landmarks – perfect for travellers looking to do some sightseeing, shopping, and dining in Kuala Lumpur city centre.

At one of Hong Kong's most popular and famous Hong Kong café (Cha Chaan Teng) Australia Dairy Company, expect attitudes, partly rude service, chaotic ambience, long queues, and a very good plate of scrambled eggs. The morning set at HKD$28 consisted of a buttered toast, scrambled eggs, macaroni soup with ham and coffee or tea.

The eggs are fluffy and tasty, some say the secret ingredient is canned cream soups. The café is a frantic battle zone during peak hours. Tip: Join the queue, get your way in, squeeze into a table, order and enjoy your food.

Gangnam88. Came here for lunch and food's great here. Not entirely on the cheap side, but they offer a lot of different set meals and also lunch deals here, which I picked their kimchi jiggae to fix my soup cravings.

K-pop's being played on loop in the restaurant, and on the wall they have a lot of posters as well as identical accessories worn by K-pop stars being displayed sold as well. The place is usually crowded with lunch and dinner crowd, and if you come during peak hours it would be most likely that you'd have to wait. Apart from their set meals, you could order their ala carte.