Reserving a Buffet

The view from Sky Bar in Luna Bar. Pacific Regency Hotel

Today I went to Kuala Lumpur with my dad to reserve a buffet for an upcoming family gathering. Yep, this is no fun and games. (haha) In this family gathering, we get to do it in a fancy Sky Bar in a fancy hotel. We only get this chance because we dad got some coupons for it and no one wants it whenever he tried to give it away. Basically, we didn't really have a choice. Also, he used the excuse that he wanted to celebrate the return of my cousin that is studying in Australia. (woohoo, shoutout!)

I actually went there once but I never knew there was a Sky Bar, so I was quite fascinated. Before we went upstairs to the Sky Bar, we had to go through a bar the was beside the pool (a pool bar). Me and my dad walked all fancy-like with boosted up confidence; we're not used to dine in a fancy hotel or restaurant and the Sky Bar was a lot classier than the rest so we felt like rich people (haha).

The Sky Bar was quite nice, a little hot for my liking, then I remembered we're in Malaysia so I was okay with it. The scenery was nice, though. The hotel was situated in the middle of Malaysia's landmark, with the KLCC's side right infront of us and the KL Tower right behind the bar, which is the entrance to the KL Tower.

The food choices were kinda plain. I don't know about everyone else, but to me, a menu that only contains pizza, chips, alcohol and other small snacks are not the best choices to put in a buffet. We were having a family gathering, consisting of 20-something people, and for dinner, so that's not enough. We My dad kinda argued a little bit to the waitress there because we wanted something more but she doesn't seem like she understood us. But in the end we finally got the buffet menu that was for 30 people.

That's kinda it, a small post for an update. Hope you enjoyed, and I don't really meet my relatives so much so I'm actually looking forward to it. :)