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Amber Chia Model Maven 01 Issn 1823-0712 071003 771823 9 ICON EDITION JANUARY 2021 AMBER CHIA MODEL MAVEN 01 ISSN 1823-0712 071003 771823 9 PP13691/07/2013(032715) FLYKLIA RM9.80 CONTENTS January 2021 25 JAPAS BY JEFF RAMSAY January 2021 26 CHICA BONITA 26 OSTERIA GAMBERONI 27 NIPPORI BISTRO Airport Talk 28 HINODE BENTO 28 WILLOW KUALA LUMPUR Airport GCEO Speaks 41 29 BADBOYS BURGERS Technological Innovations Driving the 29 SHIMMER SHINE CAFE Aviation Industry in 2021 and Beyond 44 30 BARAT 30 LAI PO HEEN 31 STAPLE EATS 31 PIZZA TOKYO Aviation News 32 BIG BROOKLYN PIZZA Cathay Pacific Celebrates Return to KUL 46 32 NATALINA ITALIAN KITCHEN 33 CAFE ROCCO 48 Korean Air Achieves Prestigious 5-Star Recognition 47 33 LE GOURMANDIN Abu Dhabi Launches The Hope Consortium 48 34 JUNGLEBIRD 2.0 34 G-STRING KL American Airlines, British Airways and oneworld 35 SUZIE WONG Launches Transatlantic Covid-19 Testing Trial 49 35 CHINA BAR KL 36 EAT WELL, LIVE WELL, BE WELL Garuda Indonesia Unveils 68 38 BEST OF THE BEST Let’s Wear Masks Campaign 50 WHAT’S HAPPENING Delta Launches First Quarantine-Free Travel to Europe 51 THIS MONTH? 41 AIRLINK FEATURES 6 CALENDAR Scoot Launches New Inflight Portal in 20 NEW YEAR, NEW ME Preparation for New Normal 52 8 THE GOINGS-ON As we bid adieu to the turbulent 49 This month, we feature virtual tours year of 2020 and brace ourselves and events you can enjoy within the for the New Year, it’s that time Royal Brunei Airlines Wins World’s comfort of home. again when we set goals and resolutions — to be better. Leading Cabin Crew 2020 53 12 REELVIEW Let us reel you in with our 22 SHIFT THINGS UP recommendations for your viewing We list 21 mindset shifts to instill in pleasure. order to achieve everything you want this 2021. Aviation Interview COVER STORY Aviation Interview with Sundralingam Kulendra MAKAN-MAKAN General Manager, Sama-Sama Hotels KLIA 14 AMBER CHIA 54 In a special interview with Amber 24 SALA VEGAN RESTAURANT Chia for the Icon Edition, we 24 PLAYGROUND COFFEARY discover her secret behind her success, journey of motherhood and 25 VCR STACKS more. 52 31 52 CONTENTS January 2021 CONTENTS January 2021 EDITORIAL Managing Editor / Publisher DATUK GARY THANASAN [email protected] Writers HIRANMAYII AWLI MOHANAN [email protected] AGNES AUI [email protected] Designer AFIQAH MOHAMAD [email protected] Aviation News / Airlink OCTAGON CREATIVE [email protected] How to reach KL Lifestyle For letters to editor, subscriptions, advertising, news releases and reproduction permission: Rosa Hotel Reception Lobby 88 31 Jalan Utara 46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Tel: +6019-333 7668 Email: [email protected] www.kl-lifestyle.com.my HOTEL DESTINATION STORIES HEALTH & BEAUTY 72 Printer Swan Printing Sdn Bhd 88 ROSA MALACCA 58 CULTURAL SPOTS IN MALAYSIA Lot 5249, Jalan BS 7/1 76 GLASS SKIN Kawasan Perindustrian Serdang 90 KL JOURNAL HOTEL 43300, Seri Kembangan, Selangor 78 NOURISH YOUR SKIN 91 PULLMAN KLCC LUXE BY KL LIFESTYLE 80 IT’S TIME TO LOSE 60 FASHION & BEAUTY NEWS LIFESTYLE GUIDE ART FEATURE 63 MAKEUP PREREQUISITES Certification of average net circulation: 73,148 copies (from 1.1.16-31.12.16) 98 KL MAP 64 LILAC DREAMS 82 PERFECT 10 - CELEBRATING 10 KL Lifestyle is distributed by MPH Distributor 100 GETTING AROUND KL 65 DAPPER DUDES THRIVING YEARS @KLAS Sdn Bhd and sold at major bookstores at RM9.80 per copy. It is also available at all 66 LUXE REPORT major hotels, KLIA and Malaysian airports, ON THE COVER selected malls, restaurants, popular cafes 68 BEAUTIFUL HOTEL DESTINATIONS and coffee chains, hair salons and leisure AMBER CHIA and entertainment outlets in Kuala Lumpur. Photo courtesy of Amber Chia Academy 70 THE DANISH WAY OF LIFE KDN PP 13691/07/2013 (032715) 72 KEEP IT MINIMAL 64 65 ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY What’s Happening in January What’s Happening in January Jan 15 to 17 Romantic Jazzy Date Night : A tribute to evergreen love songs “A Romantic Jazzy Date Night” is a tribute to evergreen romantic jazz tunes enjoyed by music lovers for generations. With masterpieces such as “Sway”, “Fly Me to the Jan 8 Moon” and “Getaran Jiwa”, this will be a A FEMINIST’S GUIDE TO BOTANY: Online Botanical Painting Session special night to relax and unwind to some of the greatest hits by best known talents in the industry. Led by Jerome Quah from the Join London Drawing Group as you step inside the magical world of BOTANY for a summer- Northern Jazz Unit and accompanied by term special exploring the history of the heroic women artists, explorers and scientists that musicians of the Penang Jazz Society, the helped forge the way that we see the world around us! Drawing from both the rich history of concert will feature Kirana Kay from Kuala female presence, Botanical Art as well as the inspiring stories of women botanical explorers Lumpur as the vocalist, jazz veteran Mr. Lee through the ages, this class will be an incredible opportunity to immerse yourself in the work of Chong Heen on the vibraphone and Cikgu artists such as Maria Sybilla Merian, Marianne North, Rachel Ruysch and others. The session Zaki on bass. will comprise a short visual lecture during which you will be able to make quick sketches if you choose from your own collection of plants or found leaves and flowers. Then students will be Venue: Stage 2, Performing Arts Centre of led in some basic watercolour techniques and exercises to help you create your own botanical Penang (penangpac) paintings. Ticket: RM45 Venue: Virtual Event Jan 15 to 17 N2 By Lu Wit Chin and James Kan Jan 16 Jay Chou Carnival World Tour — “It all started back in 2004, when we first Kuala Lumpur danced together, if not NOW… when will Jan 3 it be?” Malaysia 2021 New Year Run Jay Chou, Asia’s Mandopop King is N/2 is the much-anticipated double bill returning to Malaysia with his new concert dance performance by James Kan and Start the new year right, with a 5km fun world tour this Jan 16. While this isn’t the Lu who are no longer unfamiliar for run around Taman Botani Perdana KL. Taiwanese singer’s first gig in Malaysia, their respective full-length solo dance it will be his first time performing at the performances. James and Lu are now Ticket: RM35 to RM45 country’s National Stadium. His upcoming seeking for a new perspective under 8th concert tour promises to be a the new norms and handling both the Jan 10 memorable one as it celebrates the singer’s Colon Cancer Awareness Virtual Run choreography and performance. They are 20th year in the music industry, during driven to make the double bills as they which has released 14 albums and more Do you know that colon cancer cases are increasing among adults from the age of 25 to 45? first started dancing together 16 years than 150 songs, as well as held 7 sold out Many people ignore their symptoms and visit their doctors when the cancer has reached an ago. world tour concerts. advanced stage. In remembrance of actor Chadwick Boseman who lost his battle to colon cancer, run this marathon and help spread awareness about colon cancer. Venue: Venue, Blackbox, DPAC Venue: Dewan Filharmonik Petronas Ticket: RM 88 Tickets: RM94 to RM188 Venue: Virtual Event MUST VISIT ART GALLERY KL LIFESTYLE ART SPACE KL Lifestyle Art Space (KLAS) is an art gallery that boasts modern and contemporary artworks from Malaysia and around the region. Through its gallery, KLAS intends to inculcate awareness about Malaysian artists and their works. This establishment will FOR ENQUIRIES CONTACT also provide the service of receiving consignments from artists or individual collectors, [email protected] T: +6019-333 7668 FREE ADMISSION thereby making their artworks available to interested parties. Today, KLAS is one of the leading auction houses in Malaysia that sells high volumes of prized artworks FOR MORE INFO VISIT during every auction. WWW.KL-LIFESTYLE.COM.MY 31 JALAN UTARA, 46200 PETALING JAYA, SELANGOR ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY What’s Happening in January Virtual Tours Tantalise Your Senses Jan 28 Monthly Wellness Wednesday: An Hour for You & Your Wellbeing Now more than ever we need to maintain, or ramp up our self-care regimens. Join the Talbott Recovery online once a month for a Central Park Wellness Wednesday — an hour devoted to learning about different components of Get some fresh air – virtually, we mean – at the Big Apple’s iconic Central Park. One wellness. Share this with your colleagues of the world’s most beloved public spaces, this bounteous park is located in midtown and clients. Each month will focus on a Manhattan. Thousands lounge on its green grass on warm days and walk on the forest- different aspect of wellness, i.e. Physical like paths of the Ramble. Other attractions here are the Alice in Wonderland statue and Health, Spirituality, Social Health, Emotional an outdoor theatre dedicated to John Lennon. The virtual tour will walk you through the Wellbeing, etc. popular sites at Central Park as well as highlight important events that took place on its grounds. Venue: Virtual Event youvisit.com/tour/centralpark Jan 22 to 24 All About Letchumi @ Cinta Terhalang Le Musee du Louvre If you always had a dream to visit Paris, People say true love ends in heaven, especially the Louvre, now is the time to but not all love stories lead to marriage. Jan 28 Thaipusam travel virtually.
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