r/KualaLumpur • u/DoughnutParticular99 • 19h ago
r/KualaLumpur • u/conancat • Mar 06 '24
A note on self-promotion and commercial activities
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! 🙏🇲🇾
r/KualaLumpur • u/TravelingAgave • 16m ago
Where to take my wife for an anniversary dinner?
We’re visiting KL now for a month and I’d like to take her somewhere nice for our wedding anniversary dinner. I was thinking a nice quiet rooftop dinner since we haven’t done that yet.
Any particular suggestions? It doesn’t have to be super expensive or suit-and-tie, peaceful and scenic with a nice meal would be ideal. Also open to other suggestions as we are new to KL so I’m sure better things exist than just dinner. Thank you! 🙏
r/KualaLumpur • u/NoWave9482 • 4h ago
Would you recommend a 5 month internship in KL?
I’m a European student and looking for a marketing internship abroad. Thinking about going to Asia.
r/KualaLumpur • u/gammastreet • 4h ago
Where to buy movie posters in KL?
Hey guys. I’m from Sarawak, in KL right now for vacation. Is there a place in KL that sells movie posters? I’m looking for some official John Wick movie posters.
r/KualaLumpur • u/Slow_Description_773 • 9h ago
How many days in Kuala Lumpur as city dwellers.
We really, really like to explore cities,like we’ve spent 10 full days in Bangkok and never got bored. How many days would you suggest in total for KL including the most touristy areas and a day trip to the caves ?
r/KualaLumpur • u/DrizzyKing123 • 9h ago
Malaysia jersey
I am travelling to KL this week, and I would like to buy some rep Malaysia / club jerseys in any of the markets. Can someone tell me where I can I find some and where are the best ones sold?
r/KualaLumpur • u/Slow_Description_773 • 13h ago
Bus to Singapore
We're planning to go to SG after 3-4 days in KL, is the bus an ok way to do it or we should take a flight ? Could anyone link here where we could buy bus tickets ? Google results are pretty redundant...
r/KualaLumpur • u/BigSyllabub3535 • 16h ago
Tomorrowland Thailand
Hello rave fam sekalian!
Anyone from KL going for Tomorrowland Thailand?
We are looking for geng to go together and I also have an additional ticket to sell if anyone’s keen. We’re a group of 5, mixed genders. Drop a dm!
r/KualaLumpur • u/Loud_Process8288 • 15h ago
Is it worth it to try for driving license now? I am flying abroad for university next April.
I thought I wanted to get my driving license since I delayed it for so long already. But now is October 28 and I’m gonna be gone by April 1 next year.
Summore I have classes from Jan to March, and I don’t want the JPJ to interrupt my class.
Is it possible to get license in KL by December, or a bit risky? I’m told the time is short already, should’ve gotten it when I was 17 haiya
r/KualaLumpur • u/FirstDivision • 1d ago
Working In KL
This is probably a common post, and I apologize if so. I did do some searches and didn't find exactly the kind of info I'm looking for.
I'm a senior level software engineer at a large US company. I spent a month working in KL earlier this year and decided I really want to try being there longer, like a year or two, or more?
Unfortunately my current employer said "no" when I proposed it, even though there is an office in KL.
So, I'm thinking I might resign from my job here in the US. I just need something to do while I'm in KL. I'm not even sure I want to stay in tech...I might rather not actually. I'm pretty tired of being in meetings talking about software and hardware.
I'm trying to think of what other options I can come up with. Maybe even volunteer (or nearly volunteer) options? Non-profits? Something maybe even a little bit "fun and rewarding"?
I guess the "Best" option would be to find a remote job in the US that doesn't care where I am. Maybe I can find some sort of "easy gig" that would be enough to "pay the bills".
Thoughts?
Edit:
I would ideally be living in Cyberjaya or Putrajaya areas
I’ve also seen the DE Rantau Nomad Pass. But I think in my case I would need to be a freelancer since I would not be coming in employed? But if I was in a position with a US company, working remote, and they don’t care where. I think that would then work?
There is also a “someone” that is the biggest reason I want to get back to KL.
r/KualaLumpur • u/Slattudig • 1d ago
Travelling from Dubai to KL this weekend. Please help with food and experiences suggestions
Hey everyone! I'm travelling with 2 friends this weekend to KL for The Weeknd concert. I want to mainly know some food and experiences type stuff suggestions from local people
This is our itenary
- 31 Oct: Arrival in KL (We have the whole day here)
- 1 Nov: Putrajaya half-day + cruise
- 2 Nov: Genting Highlands + cable car + Batu Caves
- 3 Nov: KL city tour + Petronas Towers (evening)
- 4 Nov: CONCERT DAYYY
- 5 Nov: Malacca day trip
- 6 Nov: Departure
So we have the whole day free on 31st and all evenings free after our sightseeing activities which we booked through an agency
But other than sightseeing, we wish to experience the city as locals if possible. Please suggest your favourite local food stops that we would consider visiting. Along with this if there are some experiences we should do then please let us know about that as well
We wish to make the most of this trip. Thank you so much in advance <333
r/KualaLumpur • u/femcel_67 • 1d ago
Test Flair trec kl buddy
i have never been to clubs before and would love to buddy up with smb who knows itt, for context im a 22 yo girl uni student so smb around that age is preferable ehhee
r/KualaLumpur • u/Less_Pie2274 • 1d ago
Anyone wanna connect?
Anyone going to the weeknd concert? I’m going solo and would love to meet some cool people there! Good music is even better with good company I’m in Section 231, Row C, so if you’re going too, let’s connect and make some memories.
r/KualaLumpur • u/debonheur • 1d ago
MCR Concert
Hello,
We will be visiting KL to watch the MCR concert, and I hope to get some tips to make our experience go smoothly.
To start with, what time do we need to be at the stadium? We have a seated ticket, no early entry. We are coming from the Pudu area and are planning to ride the LRT.
Is the stadium cold? Do I need to bring a jacket or fan? Is a handheld e-fan allowed inside?
What time do concerts in Bukit Jalil end?
I expect a long queue at the LRT after the concert. Do VISA/Mastercard work at the LRT turnstile? Or can we buy a return ticket prior?
TYSM!
r/KualaLumpur • u/Law-Fitness • 1d ago
Anyone wanna join me for 5SOS in KL? 🎸 — 17 Nov
27M, Persian, visiting from the UK, and heading to the 5 Seconds of Summer concert on the 17th.
Going solo at the moment, so thought I’d see if anyone else is going and wants to join! Just looking for good vibes, good company and a fun night concert, drinks/food beforehand, whatever really.
No pressure or expectations, just meet some cool people and enjoy the night. 😄
DM me if you're interested!
r/KualaLumpur • u/unicorngirl0801 • 1d ago
Club/Bars in KL?
I’ll be in KL next month and i’m looking for clubs or bars that I could go to and I’m looking for recommendations.
Do bars/clubs have like door charges or are there ones with free entrances?
Thanks!
r/KualaLumpur • u/WanTanMee • 1d ago
Eastern Europe Grocer in KL?
Is there a Russian, Eastern Europe or Central Asian grocer in KL? I am aware of Astana restaurant and Central Asia restaurant but I am looking for a grocer.
r/KualaLumpur • u/sethabish • 2d ago
Finally 🙏
After many haze filled days, today i can see genting clearly 😱
r/KualaLumpur • u/Opening_Special_7925 • 1d ago
Taking grab from Awana Station back to KLCC
Hi, will be going to Genting on a Saturday 14 Nov , I will be taking a grab from my hotel in KL to awana stn and then taking the cable car up.
I have heard that getting a grab back may be difficult, by what time should I be at the station to get a Grab back to my hotel in KLCC? would 7pm be too late?