Filed under General, Setapak by on Jul 13th, 2009. 3 Comments. 
Wisma Rampai is a building in Taman Sri Rampai, Setapak, Kuala Lumpur. In the past, this building seemed to be the ‘white elephant’ project but when there are Malaysia Immigration Department and also Malaysia National Registration have their offices here, the Wisma Rampai can be said get the new spirit and life.
More and more people coming here especially to go to the two government offices above either for identity card or passport needs.
The Wisma Rampai building in Taman Sri Rampai, Setapak, KL
The parking area is located under and ouside the building and the parking lots seems to be limited and you’d better going there earlier especially in the morning.
The signboard showing the parking area under the Wisma Rampai building
Maybe you wonder where actually the Wisma Rampai? You can recognize it by looking at its unique design (compared to other building around the area) with old looking white paint. The opposite of Wisma Rampai is Esso petrol kiosk.
Esso petrol kiosk located opposite of Wisma Rampai building
If you want to go to this building by public bus you can use the Len Seng bus no W12 that starts from Jalan Leboh Ampang (near Masjid Jamek LRT station) and also the Rapid KL bus no T302 that starts at Wangsa Maju Putra LRT Station.
This Wisma Rampai address is Wisma Rampai, Jalan 34/26, Taman Sri Rampai, Setapak, 53300 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Filed under Food by on Jul 15th, 2009. Comment.
In Malaysia durian is the favourite fruit and during that fruit season you can see lots of hawkers selling these fruits. Durian is so popular and is regarded as ‘King of Fruits’ in Malaysia and if you wonder why, it is because the delicious and sweet memorable creamy taste of durian.
But you need to get ready getting your body hotter because durian is well known to make this condition but don’t worry because unlike rambutan the heat will be released faster from your body.
If the flesh is too long left, it becomes sour but it still can be consumed as ‘tempoyak’ along with pounded chillies and shrimp paste. The chillies taste great when added with tempoyak and eaten with rice.
Durians sold along the street in Kuala Lumpur
But the less known fact that durians contain lots of cholestrol doesn’t prevent Malaysians from enjoying it because of the temptation when seeing the attractive durian flesh.
The flesh from a small Durian Apel
If you are in Malaysia especially in Kuala Lumpur now you might come accross the people selling durians on the streets. You get to see this because now is the fruit season this year.
If you are interested why not try some durians today with your friends or family members.
