So kitorang (me and Ain) naik komuter dari Seremban sampai TBS and then naik LRT sampai Titiwangsa. Then we took a GrabCar for RM5 to go to the gallery. I don't remember what time we arrived at, probably around noon, but as soon as we got there we were hungry. So here we go for some food!

It's called PCLO Cafe, located just beside the top of the escalator. I think their main menu is churros, but there are also some other options like spaghetti, macaroni, lasagna and laksa Johor. 

We ordered spaghetti bolognese for RM12 and beef lasagna for RM13. Their fruit juices are for RM5 each. To me, the spaghetti was okay for the price. I liked the sauce, so I would rate it 7/10. I asked Ain just now and she said she'd rate the lasagna for 7/10 too. Basically, the food was good, and the cafe itself is very cute with different tables and chairs that you can choose according to your liking. 

Also, look what Ain got me! Aaaaa sikit lagi nak jerit masa ni because omg they're so cuteeeee! The planner's cute and what made me screech like a dolphin was Wonpil's polaroids weeeeee sampai sekarang takleh stop senyum hahaha. There are also some other photos along with it but for sure Pil's ones stand out the most! Thank you doh I love it so much!😍 I still can't decide what to do with them because they're so precious to me :')

Okay so after lunch, we made our way to the gallery. At the registration counter, the staff there gave us these stickers for us to place wherever that's visible on us. Then we had to put our bags in the lockers provided hm awkward betul tak pakai bag :') But I didn't really mind since, well, it's free.😂

Here are some of the photos that I took there. There are three floors in total, with two separate exhibitions on each floor. Mind you, I neither have eyes for arts nor know anything about art galleries.😂

Wei we really don't have eyes for arts. Hampir setiap masa kitorang macam hmm apa benda ni weh does it have hidden meaning? 😂😂 And other times we were amazed by them. But for someone who's into arts, I think it's a great place to go. I saw this one elder tourist. She was looking at each of the arts carefully while we were carelessly wandering around. At one time, I saw her again while we were walking out of one of the exhibitions. She was entering the place, and I can't forget how she stopped and smiled, looking very well touched. It just hit me how I really have no eyes for arts.💁

There was another building next to the gallery where they displayed the charcoal exhibition. We straightaway went back to the main building to go back to the cafe to have some churros!

We both ordered churros + ice cream for RM5 each and ahhh the ice cream was so gooodd I feel like having it again while writing this.

There is this official store of the gallery just outside the building.

Overall, I think it's quite a nice place for everyone to visit. The entrance is free, so what can you lose right? I think the experience would depend on the exhibitions and the person itself. The most important thing is that all the staff there were very friendly and helpful. Literally everyone greeted us with a wide smile, making us feel welcomed. 

To conclude this post, I loved the experience!💓

Till the next post then!💝