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5/2/2025, 3:32:35 PM
>>2778481
It's still so full of tourists & diversity & rich assholes that it feels like an Asian New York City sometimes. Kuala Lumpur gave me a bad first impression of Malaysia, but desu I can't name a single big city in the world that I like.
>>2778104
Get with the times, nigga. I left Thailand two weeks ago. Malaysia two week expenditures...
Total: RM 115 per day average. That's $27 USD at the current exchange rate.
Lodging: RM 70 per night average, including RM 10 tourism fee. That's $16 USD per night. Many rooms were substandard; only two were an excellent value. Most rooms offered no paper products. Bidet nozzles were frequently missing, and sometimes the entire hose was missing as well. You're expected to splash dat ass with a pail and rub that greasy curry dingleberry all over your hand. If the listing doesn't specially mention a city view, you ain't gonna see daylight from your room. Many rooms had big empty spaces where a cabinet or desk should be. One room in a podunk village I booked for 22 fuckin' dollars had no air-con.
>"Sorry, air-con room 30 dollars. Book for air-con room and I refund you the budget room."
Get the fuck out of here, I'm not paying you twice. Malaysian hotel owners don't give a fuck about upkeep. They'll even sell off the room furniture if they need cash and leave their guests with nothing but a bed. If it weren't for Agoda discounts, I'd be averaging $20/night on lodging, more than I pay in rent for my apartment in Colorado.
Food: RM 34 per day average, that's about seven fiddy. Same as everywhere else in Southeast Asia. In podunk Malaysia, nobody wants to cook a hot meal during the daytime. The lazy Muslim women just want to ladle some curry onto a plate of rice and go back to scrolling on their phone. After three tries today, I finally found a restaurant run by an old couple who cooked me something hot at 4:30 PM. Mee kungfu. It's delicious.
It's still so full of tourists & diversity & rich assholes that it feels like an Asian New York City sometimes. Kuala Lumpur gave me a bad first impression of Malaysia, but desu I can't name a single big city in the world that I like.
>>2778104
Get with the times, nigga. I left Thailand two weeks ago. Malaysia two week expenditures...
Total: RM 115 per day average. That's $27 USD at the current exchange rate.
Lodging: RM 70 per night average, including RM 10 tourism fee. That's $16 USD per night. Many rooms were substandard; only two were an excellent value. Most rooms offered no paper products. Bidet nozzles were frequently missing, and sometimes the entire hose was missing as well. You're expected to splash dat ass with a pail and rub that greasy curry dingleberry all over your hand. If the listing doesn't specially mention a city view, you ain't gonna see daylight from your room. Many rooms had big empty spaces where a cabinet or desk should be. One room in a podunk village I booked for 22 fuckin' dollars had no air-con.
>"Sorry, air-con room 30 dollars. Book for air-con room and I refund you the budget room."
Get the fuck out of here, I'm not paying you twice. Malaysian hotel owners don't give a fuck about upkeep. They'll even sell off the room furniture if they need cash and leave their guests with nothing but a bed. If it weren't for Agoda discounts, I'd be averaging $20/night on lodging, more than I pay in rent for my apartment in Colorado.
Food: RM 34 per day average, that's about seven fiddy. Same as everywhere else in Southeast Asia. In podunk Malaysia, nobody wants to cook a hot meal during the daytime. The lazy Muslim women just want to ladle some curry onto a plate of rice and go back to scrolling on their phone. After three tries today, I finally found a restaurant run by an old couple who cooked me something hot at 4:30 PM. Mee kungfu. It's delicious.
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