“Ask not what you can do for your country. Ask what’s for lunch.”
Orson Welles
We placed our trust in the stranger as she led the way to the famous satay stall in JB : Restoran Sate Wak Radol.
The sate was succulent, juicy, sweet, meaty and makes me want more and more. I constantly had to remind myself
“this is the last stick, stop it Minci.. stop it! You’re on a diet!!”
Jauh juak aku pegi JB makan sate jawa.. sate celup rah melaka tok pun blum dirasa..
“All journeys have secret destinations of which the traveler is unaware.”
Martin Buber
I have always loved travelling. Be it just a two hour drive from Kuching to Sematan beach for a one night stay there. And I dont mind doing it alone. So when an opportunity came for me to attend a course on Obs & Gynae Life Saving Skills in HSAJB , I was super excited. And since Im not single anymore, its only natural that I try to include my family into this event as well. Something like a family trip.
We squeezed ourselves into my Saga FLX – atok, nenek, myself, Mr Husband and Baby Zeeq. We stayed at a hotel that most Johoreans appararently had never heard off. THE SCHOLARS INN.
Maybe because its located inside UTM itself rendering its rather ‘exclusive’ and ‘smart-sounding’ place of stay. Add an owl to the entrance, its almost like a modern Hogwarths. Most importantly the room rates were fairly reasonable. We stayed in a 2 bedroom suite for just less than MYR 200 and boy it was comfortable enough for the whole family to bunk in.
Theres no problem to find food either since there’s the Scholars Cafe. The service is a bit slow especially during peak hours but the food taste awesome. Or was I damn hungry that night?
Im pretty sure they had a mini gym as well but I didnt have time to check it out. Over all, Scholars Inn earned 5 Minci Stars.
Minci Moss 