It's Snowing @Pavilion KL!

We walked across to The Pavilion KL from our hotel for a quick dinner at Food Republic before catching the snowing  session at the entrance facing Jalan Bukit Bintang at 8pm.

My boy enjoying his dinner eventhough he had his teatime at 4+pm at the hotel.  I am sure he will turn into a "fei zhai" (fatty boy) in no time if he continues eating non-stop!

The night view of Pavilion KL

Crystal bowl Fountain - The fountain features the bloom of hibiscus, the national flower of Malaysia, a symbol of opulence, passion and progression.  The three bowls represent Malaysia's multiracial culture living harmoniously in unity.

It's Snowing!

Like last year, the snowing started at 8pm nightly from 26 Nov to 26 Dec.  The place was so crowded with people trying to get nearer to touch and feel the "snow", my boy being one of them.. ^_^

The rebirth of KL Plaza: Fahrenheit 88

We walked across to Fahrenheit 88, the former KL Plaza and being just officially opened last month, there wasn't much to explore as most of the shoplots were still unoccupied.  The live rock band at the atrium was a saver to the otherwise quiet mall,  putting some christmassy and rock n roll feel in the air with non-stop upbeat music... as what its theme claimed... A Rockin' Christmas!

It's Snowing @ The Pavilion, KL

Christmas decor at the main entrance

The Atrium

My boy with Santa's sleigh


Ian and daddy

Ice-cream at Gelato Fruitty, yummy but pricey

"Snow falling from the "Sky"

It's Christmas... L@@k at the crowd!

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As hubby is a Starwood Privilege member, we get to stay in their selected group of hotels for free once a year and at a discounted rate thereafter. We booked a hotel room for a night's stay at Westin Hotel during last year's Christmas. The post entry of the hotel is here. We stayed at Le Meridien Hotel in Sentral last year but we still preferred Westin Hotel after our stay there two years ago, not to mention their heavenly beds!

The Pavilion KL was just across the street from Westin Hotel. After having freshen up ourselves and a lazy nap at the hotel room, we walked across to The Pavilion for a photograph session with Santa Claus at 5pm. Patrons interested to take photos with Santa were to pay RM10 for the photo processing but as the organizer was EON bank, hubby, being their credit card holder got it FOC.

After meeting up with Santa, we went to kill time window shopping in the mall while waiting for the photo to be ready. As it was Christmas day, the mall was packed with people from all walks of life. We went to Food Republic for dinner after collecting our complimentary photo. Food Republic is a food court at Pavilion. You will be spoilt for choice here with all the food that you can think of and each stall has its own design. It's self service, pay at the respective stalls and bring the food to your own table. It is indeed a very nice place to dine in. We ordered sets of Thai, Korean and local food from different stalls. I forgot to take pictures of the food that we ordered as everyone was so busy eating.:)

We finished our dinner slightly before 8pm and walked to where the snowing session was. The place was already packed with people waiting to see snow. At 8pm sharp, it started to fall what looked like soap foam. Ian got so excited when the snow started to fall though this was not the 1st time he had seen "snow", his first being at The Curve.