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The Lobby Lounge @ The Langham Hotel Pasadena
- Address:
1401 S. Oak Knoll Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91106Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Afternoon TeaPrice: $31 to $50
The Lobby Lounge @ The Langham Hotel Pasadena
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.pasadena.langhamhotels.com/
- Phone: (626) 585-6218
- Hours of Operation:
Afternoon Tea served Monday through Saturday from 12:00pm to 4:00pm, Chocolate Afternoon Tea served Sunday from 12:00pm to 4:00pm.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Afternoon Tea
- Executive Chef: Denis Depoitre
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Entertainment, High Tea, Non-Smoking Restaurant, View, Wheelchair Access
- Private Party Facilities: The Lobby Lounge is available for private events such as Bridal Shower Teas or Evening Cocktail Parties.
- Private Party Contact: Catering Sales 6265856244x
- Entertainment: Live piano.
A word from The Lobby Lounge @ The Langham Hotel Pasadena
The Lobby Lounge features Langham's Signature Afternoon Tea served in an enchanting setting with floor-to-ceiling windows with picturesque garden views.Continued
Traditional Tea is served Mon-Sat from 12-4pm, where guests can enjoy savory tea sandwiches, scones with Devonshire cream, fruit tarts, mousse torts & crème brûlées, along with a variety of the finest teas. Traditional Tea is $39/adult & $19.50/child. Royal Tea is also available for $59 & includes Kir Imperial champagne, strawberries with vanilla cream & a choice of Grand Marnier or Chambord.
Chocolate Tea is served Sun from 12-4pm, where guests can enjoy Traditional Tea with a chocolate twist. A grand chocolate fountain is the focal point, with surrounding chocolate sculptural art. Additional beverage choices include three selections of pure liquid chocolate & champagne. Chocolate Tea is $59/adult & $29.50/child. Traditional Tea is not served on Sundays.
Traditional Tea is served Mon-Sat from 12-4pm, where guests can enjoy savory tea sandwiches, scones with Devonshire cream, fruit tarts, mousse torts & crème brûlées, along with a variety of the finest teas. Traditional Tea is $39/adult & $19.50/child. Royal Tea is also available for $59 & includes Kir Imperial champagne, strawberries with vanilla cream & a choice of Grand Marnier or Chambord.
Chocolate Tea is served Sun from 12-4pm, where guests can enjoy Traditional Tea with a chocolate twist. A grand chocolate fountain is the focal point, with surrounding chocolate sculptural art. Additional beverage choices include three selections of pure liquid chocolate & champagne. Chocolate Tea is $59/adult & $29.50/child. Traditional Tea is not served on Sundays.
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The Lobby Lounge @ The Langham Hotel Pasadena reviews from OpenTable diners
17 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food3.9Service4.5
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelQuiet
special occasion (15)scenic view (12)romantic (6)great for brunch (5)great for lunch (4)neighborhood gem (3)fit for foodies (2)good for groups (1)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- High tea at the LanghamLovethispaceDined on 9/22/2014Wonderful selection of teas, well prepared and deliciously beautiful tea sandwiches, extravagant desserts and then I suggest a parting cocktail next door at the Tap RoomSpecial Features:
- An elegant high teaadventurereadyDined on 9/16/2014Many places serve high tea, but not at this level of elegance, with the peaceful, quiet ambiance to go with it. The live pianist Fri-Sun is wonderful; otherwise, there is lovely background music. Whatever else is going on in your busy life, sitting down for Tiffin High Tea in the Langham Lobby Lounge will let you forget about it for awhile and just enjoy tea sandwiches and scones and desserts prepared to perfection. I recommend the Langham Blend and the Green Passion teas; however, there are many delicious selections for all tastes and palates. Valet parking is $5 with validation and your server will pack up leftovers for you to take home, if you have any. This is a great place to meet up with friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One note regarding fliesOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/31/2014We really enjoyed the Chocolate Tea! The food and service were spectacular. The only sour note were the flies that were landing on the food. I could not enjoy myself as much as I wanted to with all of the flies that were landing on the desert tables. It was very disconcerting to see them and wonder if they had landed on the food. For such an upscale restaurant something needs to be done about this problem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely!ScoutsmomDined on 8/30/2014Three generations of our family celebrated with the afternoon tea. I have been to many teas around Southern CA. But this was my favorite. Even included validated valet parking! All the tea items were excellent as was the incredibly helpful and sweet staff.Special Features:
- Not a notable experienceWanted2luvHighTeaDined on 8/26/2014Hotel is lovely, tea was good but the food is all brought out at once! We enjoy the tea rooms so this is not our first time and every other tea room brings out each group individually. So your sandwiches are warm, the desserts are soft and they do not give serving utensils? Everything from the sugar to food is all by fingers, which is tacky. Asked for more cream for our tea, never got it, had to go up to the bar to ask again. The view? A photo shoot was going on outside so the curtains were drawn, so view was non existent. The room is old and became very stuffy. They dropped the check off saying, we are now closed! It was 430! No atmosphere here, try anywhere else for the high tea experience would be our suggestion. Very disappointing.
- Sunday TeaLivintheDreamDined on 8/24/2014This was my first time having tea at the Langham Hotel in Pasadena, which is tucked away among gorgeous homes with beautiful landscaping. On Sundays, they serve Chocolate Tea, but I had made reservations for their standard tea service. The staff and management were extremely accommodating regarding the miscommunication. I recommend calling to reserve a table as opposed to reserving online which would have avoided this mistake. The service was impeccable, the atmosphere, lovely, complete with a pianist! Our menu was tweaked, but we enjoyed everything we were served including the tea. This is the perfect place for small groups. You should make reservations when you have time to relax and savor the food and atmosphere! :-)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- tea timeluv2eatDined on 8/15/2014My mom & I came here for afternoon tea. Every part of our dining experience was lovely. Great tea selection & the food was great. Will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tea TimeMSMCNurseDined on 8/13/2014Took my wife here for afternoon tea on her birthday. Fancy mini sandwiches, delicious scones, and decadent desserts. Maritza was our server, and she was fabulous. I'm not a tea person. But this was a great experience. If you love tea, this is a great place to spend some time with people and enjoy each other's company.Special Features:
- Perfect birthday spot for my WifewineAlotDined on 8/8/2014My Wife and I enjoyed a wonderful afternoon sipping on tea and eating several edible delights. Our experienced was greatly enhanced by the great service provided upon arrival to the moment we departed. Audrey, Jenny and Erica made our visit comfortable and truly memorable. Thank you, ladies!!! One of the many highlights was when a birthday dessert was brought to our table. As Jenny brought the dish out, the talented Pianist performed "Happy Birthday" on her piano. My Wife already wants to go back to enjoy another afternoon there. Thank you all so very much!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 92 reviews are from the The Lobby Lounge @ The Langham Hotel Pasadena reviews archive.
- A Magical PlaceNumber1FoodieDined on 7/24/2014We went for High Tea. A wonderful selection of finger sandwiches, scones, crème fresh, lemon curd, pastries and strawberries. The Orchid Oolong tea was so great I bought two 8 oz packs to take home. Our hostess/server was so friendly and sweet. She brought us champagne with Kir and cake for our birthdays. The pianist played an array of beautiful music as well as Happy Birthday. The grounds are beautiful, the hotel is beautiful. Previously we went to the Tap Room and it was also great. Take extra time to visit the reasonably priced gift shop with beautiful leather items, crystal, jewelry, towels, handbags, and more. This is a special place for refined guests...just wonderful.Special Features:
- Traditional high tea at it's best167foodDined on 7/21/2014One of my favorite places to enjoy afternoon tea. Beautiful setting. Wide assortment of teas. Delicious food. Always a treat.I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/4/2014Great place to spend an afternoon at and catch up with friends. Romantic atmosphere, nice service, good food/tea/champagne.Special Features:
- Best place for afternoon teaCNHBVIPDined on 7/3/2014Tea is served in a beautiful room with a view, on beautiful china with a wide array of teas, delicious tea sandwiches and fresh scones.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great service + non-sugary goodies!loveteaDined on 6/29/2014I was blown away by the quality of desserts presented for the Sunday Chocolate Afternoon Tea! The food wasn't sugary as I thought they would and the service was great! The servers were quick and friendly!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding for special ocassionRoxreviewsDined on 6/26/2014Took my friend here for her birthday for afternoon tea. We were three friends that enjoyed a lovely experience with excellent service and beautiful surroundings. I recommend this to anyone who deserves or is looking for a special treat!Special Features:
- Not good this time around...RDomingoDined on 6/22/2014If you want to forward my note to the F&B Director and team, they might appreciate the feedback: It was a full house, I didn't mind that. There were at least two big parties - a bridal shower and a children's party. Customers with children should be strongly advised to watch their children. This is common courtesy. The kids were playing around the chocolate fountain area, touching the food, which probably led to staff members cleaning-up the area prior to closing (this was around 3:15). My guests and I were still eating. The staff brought out a big, blue trash bin and started to throw out food! This, at best, was poor form. Food should have been carried to the kitchen and, if needed, disposed off discreetly. This visit was a disappointment.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- doridoriDined on 6/13/2014Absolutely fantastic experience….food was outstanding….hotel is the best.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best tea and sconesadventurereadyDined on 6/13/2014The Lobby Lounge is wonderful for a full tea with delicious scones, sandwiches, cakes, desserts. It is Old World elegance. The service is impeccable. Often there is a pianist. Overall, very relaxing when you just need a little escape from all the hustle and bustle. The house tea blend and the green passion tea are my favorites. Get away from it all and enjoy. Valet parking is validated.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Decadent tea lives up to it's nameMikalobeDined on 6/8/2014This is a fabulous experience start to finish- the chocolate teas are simply lovely ( and so flavorful), the sandwiches and pastries are ( no other way to describe it) decadent and delicious. My mom and I had done their regular tiffin tea ( superb) and decided the rest of the family needed to taste it- the males were leery, but ended up really enjoying all the flavors ( and who doesn't love unlimited champagne?!). They also have an oh so refreshing elderflower rose lemonade if you aren't interested in the champagne. I am definitely coming back for more!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/27/2014it's a really good place for enjoying afternoon tea, but there were just two people to serve all customers. It was too slow to serve everyone there.Special Features:
- nice environmentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/19/2014The hotel is hidden in the neighbor of San Marino, limited parking on the streets with permit. We got valet parking from the Lounge. Food was eye-catching, deserts were too sweet. But overall a nice place for girls chat and photo shoot. Too bad the picture bridge was under reconstruction and we missed it.Special Features:
- Mothers Day TeaSweetCherryPieDined on 5/10/2014Took my mom for a mother - daughter afternoon tea date at the Langham. She loved it! Beautiful decor, great service, and good food. The tea was good too, but it's the setting that really makes the experience memorableSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tea at LanghamOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 4/24/2014Food very good not your average tea fare, fabulous view from the tea room.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mermory Catchertea4twoDined on 4/23/2014I celebrated an early Mother's Day with my amazing mother-in-law. We shared High Tea and everything was perfect. The tea and treats were delicious, the tea outstanding and our day was never, never rushed. This was an amazing place to sit, share and enjoy! Thank youSpecial Features:
- High teaOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 4/16/2014Amazing high tea! Beautiful room, great views, amazing service!Special Features:
- top notchteapartyDined on 3/29/2014loved tea at the Langham. food was wonderful. I would have preferred one less scone and more sandwiches, but I am being picky. The desserts were amazing. Tea was good. I would also prefer to be able to pour my own tea, but the service was great. Hope to come back again.Special Features:
- A TiffinRDomingoDined on 3/23/2014And what better place to go than the Langham?! As always, a great time!Special Features:
- Traditional Teagurleygirl4Dined on 2/14/2014I'm afraid they have not upgraded the Tea Room in 20 years! It is looking very dated:-) The Tea sandwiches were fancy but the bread was stale. They did not offer a very large selection of tea. We did enjoy the Pianist and the view! The server even put in a sugar-free request for us on the dessert.Special Features:
- High Tea Go To Place in LAMikkiVIPDined on 2/8/2014Nice scones. Good view. Attentive staff. A fail safe go to spot for meSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I have been to tea at theKathDined on 12/20/2013I have been to tea at the Langham many times and this was, by far, my least pleasant experience. The service was poor; the food was below average. Our party of six was seated at two tables of different heights that had been pushed together. So, 2 of us were sitting on a fairly low couch and the other four were sitting in regular chairs. It was very awkward. And, of course, this is not an inexpensive dining experience. Not sure I will return.
- The service was very slow,LattequeenVIPDined on 12/18/2013The service was very slow, had a late 2PM Tea Reservation, and other then a menu we received no attention for a half hour, the tea was brought and we did not receive our tray of food, for a hour it was after 3PM and we still did not receive our tray . Other who came in and were seated 20 minutes after us, were served before us. We were we hungry because we did not eat lunch since we were going to a afternoon tea, but the flow of the afternoon was ruined as we were almost ignored, they were only serving about 6 tables between 2 servers, so I have not idea what the hold up is. The tea should be left on the table so guests are not left at the mercy of the servers coming back and pouring..by the time we had our 2nd pour the tea was lukewarm.
- I invited a few friends toloveteaDined on 12/18/2013I invited a few friends to tea for Christmas. It was their first time and they enjoyed it. Great ambience and food presentation. Our waitress was nice but seemed inexperienced as the service was extremely slow.Special Features:
- Christmas Teafun2go2Dined on 12/17/2013My two friends and I had a wonderful, memorable afternoon for the Christmas tea. The tea was delicious and so were the dainty tea sandwiches and deserts. We enjoyed the piano music and were relaxing in the beautiful ambiance while laughing and talking about everything. I can't wait to do it again. We loved it!!! Plus we browsed the little gift shop and spoke to the ladies there. What friendly and accommodating people work at the hotel. Love it!!!Special Features:
- High TeaRitaVIPDined on 12/2/2013We enjoyed a ovely afternoon tea in a lovely stting at the Langham Hotel in Pasadena. Yhe sandwiches were freshly made and quite creative. I would have preferred the scones to be warm, but they were quite good at room temp. The service was excellent with frequent refills of out teas.Special Features:
- Holiday Afternoon TeaSuzanne5266Dined on 11/30/2013We have held our annual holiday tea get together at the Langham for several years. This year did not disappoint. This property is beautiful and the ambiance in the Lobby Lounge is wonderful. We love that we are not rushed out and have time to chat and catch up. The food is always lovely, however, this year it seemed a little ambitious and we left several pieces on the server. Loved the tea choices and we will be scheduling again for next year.Special Features:
- I enjoyed the high teaTinTinDined on 11/30/2013I was always looking for a nice place to have traditional English High Tea in LA. The High Tea in Langham hotel was really nice. Both tea and food were so good. Me and my friends all had wonderful time there. The place was so beautiful. We'll definitely go there again.Special Features:
- Tiffin Afternoon Tea is Exquisitetea4aqueenDined on 11/11/2013From the moment you're seated you've entered into a world of classic luxury. There's low classic jazz playing in the background, warm & inviting natural light, & best of all it feels private. The staff was friendly & attentive. We did the Traditional Tiffin Tea. The Langham blend is perfect if you like black teas, & the Kyoto Rice tea is also very good. The table spread, assortment of pastries, & savory sandwiches are displayed beautifully. The smoked salmon, shrimp, & prosciutto sandwiches were my favorite. All the cakes with berries & chocolate, especially the passion apricot cone were so good. I'd definitely go back again for a special occasion with close girl friends. It's truly a special experience every girl should try AT LEAST once.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Greatly disappointedLovetotrynewplacesDined on 9/22/2013I have read about the Chocolate Afternoon Tea at Langham Hotel for years. It is very expensive - $59/person. I had great expectations about the quantity of choices and the quality of the food . My friend took me there for my 45th birthday, but I have to say, we were both disappointed. For the price one pays, it seems, the food tasted like leftovers from brunch, the sandwiches were dry, the toppings on the sandwiches were dry as if they had been sitting out for quite some time. The chocolate sauce that was used for the fountain tasted like Hershey's bottles liquid chocolate you place on ice cream - in other words, cheap and very artificial. The place is beautiful, but the a quality of the food was just not up to par for such a hotel. :(
- Tea at LanghamOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/4/2013I took my Mom and sister here when they visited for my Bridal shower weekend. We had tea service at lunchtime and it was completely dead in there. It was beautiful, but almost too quiet. I would recommend for small groups since there was no lack of space or tables. It's a little pricey for tea, but the tea was exceptional. The finger sandwiches were tasty and plenty of desserts!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- For the price I expected moredessertDined on 9/1/2013For the price I expected more but would still do the Tea again.Special Features:


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Genre: Thriller
Main characters: Jake Epping/George Amberson
Time and place: 2011/1958-1963, US (a small part of the book takes place in Derry, Maine)
First sentence: "I have never been what you'd call a crying man."
Verdict: Loved it :)
Meet Jake Epping, 35. An English teacher in Lisbon Falls, Maine, and recently divorced. He leads quite an ordinary, uneventful existence, until one day a phone call turns his life upside down.
"When you go down the steps, it's always 11:58 A.M. on the morning of September ninth, 1958."
Turns out time travel is in fact possible. Sure, it's always in the same time and the same place, but it is quite a huge discovery nonetheless. It's also a chance for Jake to put right things that once went wrong, starting with the day a demented father killed his wife and children, and ending with (why not) one of the biggest events in recent history, the JFK assassination.
However, the past does not easily accept to be changed. Each step away from the original timeline is a struggle — would Jake be able to win?
General impression
Oh, how I have waited for this book! Ever since I first read there was going to be a Stephen King book involving time travel and wanting to change history for the better I was totally hooked. And now that I have read it I can only say that it was every bit as good as I imagined it to be :)
Getting to see the life in 50s/60s-small-town-America through the eyes of a contemporary was quite a treat for me. I loved how, particularly at first, Jake kept comparing the old ways with his present-day ones, and usually it was the present that kept falling short. Life seems to have been a lot more peaceful half a century ago, complete with people that are (were) nicer and a lot more trusting. Some of the official IDs (the driving licence, if I remember correctly) didn't even have photos!
One of my favorite scenes regarding past/present differences was when Jake went to a bank to make a deposit, and noticed how everything was done on paper. A thing that was only to be expected, since the PCs were still a long way off, and yet the mere idea struck me as novel in an it's-so-obvious-why-didn't-I-think-about-it-before kind of way. For some reason I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around a computerless bank (which only goes to show how used I got with having computers everywhere around me, since I cannot quite imagine a world without them).
Another notable difference between the then and now was that smoking seems to have been everyone's favorite pastime back then. A thing that's only natural, I guess, since no connection with cancer had yet been made, and all the papers were filled with ads portraying smoking as the coolest thing ever — and yet I, like Jake, found somewhat strange a world more often surrounded by blue smoke clouds than not, simply because it was so very different from the way things are now. I love books that make me think of things I have never thought of before, so this book was to me a winner from this point of view at the very least.
To be honest, Jake felt a bit Mary Sue-ish to me (or whatever the male counterpart of a Mary Sue is). He is supposed to be this ordinary teacher, but as the book unfolds it turns out there is nothing he cannot do, be it lindy hopping, killing people in cold blood, directing a successful play or writing what was quite likely to be a best-selling novel. His drive to do (what he considers) the right thing never falters, despite the fact that he knows the past will not allow to be changed without putting up a brutal fight. And, Mary Sue or not, I very much admired him for that. As I liked the way he always ended up teaching English, because this chance to help young minds expand was what he considered his vocation. I really do not have anything to reproach him, other than his being a tad too close to perfection :)
As a character, Lee Harvey Oswald was sort of a weaselly young man. There was no way in the world for the author to pull off making him sympathetic, and so he didn't even try. The first time we ever meet Oswald is during an argument with his wife, Marina, whom he treats like dirt, and it all goes mostly downhill from there. And, of course, adding to that we have the fact that we only get to see him through Jake's eyes, and Jake is not exactly an objective party (I am quite certain that Oswald would have been despicable enough even if he had the benefit of a not-so-subjective narrator, though). This however makes him feel more like a caricature (having some traits exaggerated while others are ignored) than a real human being — not that I am complaining in any way, the book is long enough as it is, plus the author didn't have that much creative freedom in this case, as Oswald's character has been documented over and over again. And yet, wouldn't it have been even more interesting if the line drawn between good and bad had been at least a little blurry?
I should now say something about Sadie too. However, for most of the book I didn't have that much interest in her. Sure, I loved to see the relationship between her and Jake develop (mostly because I liked him and so I wanted him to be happy), but other than that there was always something that felt to me a bit off about her, although try as I might I cannot quite put my finger on it. Perhaps she seemed to me overly-fragile and likely to break — I say that because somewhere in the last bunch of pages she starts acting sort of badass (she even threatens someone with a knife), and I actually liked her then, despite the fact that the said change did not seem all that plausible to me. Or who knows, perhaps I have just read her wrong, or did not pay her enough attention or something. Either way, we just did not click.
Jake however totally clicked with her :)
By now I have read quite a bunch of reviews, and mostly they all agree that the relationship between Jake and Sadie was one of the best things in the book. Ah, and it is indeed a nice relationship (particularly if we consider I enjoyed reading about it despite my less-than-lukewarm feelings for Sadie), but was I as impressed by it as some of the rest of the world? The answer is no, but this may well be my fault; after all, I started this book in order to read about time travel and affecting timelines and the likes, while a love story I could very well take or leave :)
I was very happy to discover that this is a very tame book, horror-wise, as there is almost no gore at all (at least by Mr. King's standards), and there's only a slight hint of evil lurking nearby — just enough of it to be deliciously creepy, no more. The vast majority of the plot revolves around Jake's attempts to create a better future. At times this can turn out to be somewhat boring, as in order to take action Jake needs to stake out his 'targets' for a while, however for me there always was present an underlying sense of excitement: "will he be able to pull it off?" and "how will he be able to pull it off?"
What I liked most
The time travel! I am first and foremost a time travel buff, so how was I not to like it? :)
The history part of it! Seeing as I am also a history buff, I was bound to jump for joy seeing how I had an opportunity to learn more about a couple of people (JFK/LHO) that up until now I knew rather little about.
And then there's of course the small details, such as I found it interesting how Al could afford to have the cheapest burgers around the area because he bought his meat from the past, at '58 prices :) Although in his case it would have been a lot wiser if he had raised the prices a bit, methinks; as things were most people avoided Al's establishment thinking that the meat in the burgers couldn't possibly be actual beef given how cheap it was.
What I liked least
The time for nitpicking is upon us: at one time Jake is writing both a book and his memoirs, saying about the latter something like "these are the pages you are reading now". But. But then he is forced to make a quick escape to the present day and he leaves the pages behind1 :) (and of course they get lost in the reset when he gets back in 1958)
Other than that, the one moment I found least enjoyable was the one when Jake sees a part of Sadie's name ("DORIS DUN"), and it was the same as a part of the name of a woman whose husband has tried to kill her — so boom, all of a sudden Jake has this crazy idea that Sadie's husband too will do the same thing. While I did get (and enjoyed) the parts regarding the past "harmonizing" with itself, this particular moment seemed to me to be pushing it a teensy tiny bit too far.
Thoughts on the ending
Unexpected and, as such, nothing short of brilliant :)
Recommend it to?
The Goodreads rating is 4.27, so if you have at least a passing interest in either Stephen King or time travel stories, I heartily encourage you to give it a try.
Buy this from amazon.com | Buy this from bookdepository.co.uk | Stephen King's website
Written by the same author:
Black House (with Peter Straub)
Under the Dome
- I am actually hoping to be wrong about this one, it seems to me quite a big slip up if the author did indeed slip. [↩]

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Nissan Motor Manufacturing (UK) Ltd aka NMUK is located on Washington Road, Sunderland, SR5 3NS which is at the junction of the A19 and A1231 Sunderland highway. Nissan is seven miles south of our bed and breakfast accommodation.
We have ample free parking for both cars and vans outside the guest house and we serve a full english breakfast from 6:30am seven days a week. Room photographs and information can be found on our bedrooms page. Room availability and prices can be found on our online booking page.
You can watch a video of the history of the Nissan car plant in Sunderland here...
The map below shows the route from Annie's Guest House to the Nissan site on Washington Road, Sunderland, SR5 3NS.
If you're planning on reaching the Nissan factory in Sunderland by bus then the #50 service will take you direct to the Nissan car plant. The timetable for this bus route (updated September 2013) can be previewed below. A link to download a high-quality copy is beneath the preview. Journey time by bus is approximately twenty five minutes from South Shields town hall which is at the bottom of our street.
- Download Go North East #50 Bus Route Timetable (910 KB)
If you will be visiting or working at Nissan, Sunderland a few days or weeks then you may want to buy a pre-paid ticket/pass. More information about weekly/monthly bus tickets and fares can be found here. (Updated May 2013). A high-quality download link is beneath the preview below...


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Soundfjord presents: 'Visiting Hours: Mem1' + Attila Faravelli + Daniel Thomas Freeman
Monday 16th January 2012
Door Times : 8pm
Tickets : £6 adv / £8 on the door
SoundFjord, the UK's only sound art devoted gallery and research unit, is delighted to present an evening of new audio work by the US-based electro-acoustic ensemble, Mem1 (Mark and Laura Cetilia) and special guest performer, Daniel Thomas Freeman (Rameses III).
The evening will be a showcase for Mem1 to present audio work created during their Visiting Hours residency/exhibition at SoundFjord. (The residency runs from 09-22 January 2012, with audio-visual installation running 21 Jan-25 Feb 2012.)
The work itself will document Mem1's experience of London and will utilise location recordings, captured radio spectra and recordings made with their musical instruments (cello, voice, and analogue electronics, as well as custom software/hardware that allow for real-time manipulation of these sound sources). For their associated AV installation at SoundFjord, the audio will also intertwine with locally recorded video footage.
Attila Faravelli is known for his specific method of injecting sound through a self-built array of modified speakers. During his live set, Attila will shape sonic output through passive acoustic phenomena. This will open up the stage and emphasise the intrinsic relational quality of sound with its reflections by physical objects and space (acoustics).
Daniel Thomas Freeman will unveil new works for violin, keyboard, tuned percussion and electronics. Daniel will also perform pieces selected from his acclaimed debut album, The Beauty Of Doubting Yourself (Home Normal, 2011).
Further information on the residency and exhibition: www.soundfjord.org
Mem1 seamlessly blends the sounds of cello and electronics to create a limitless palette of sonic possibilities. In their improvisation-based performances, Mark and Laura Cetilia's use of custom hardware and software, in conjunction with a uniquely subtle approach to extended cello technique and realtime modular synthesis patching, results in the creation of a single voice rather than a duet between two individuals. Their music moves beyond melody, lyricism and traditional structural confines, revealing an organic evolution of sound that has been called "a perfect blend of harmony and cacophony" (Forced Exposure).
Founded in Los Angeles in 2003, Mem1 has traveled extensively, performing at Issue Project Room, Roulette, REDCAT/Disney Hall, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, Electronic Church (Berlin), the Laptopia Festival (Tel-Aviv), the San Francisco Electronic Music Festival, and the Borealis Festival (Bergen). They have taken part in residencies at Harvestworks in New York, STEIM and Kunstenaarslogies in the Netherlands and USF Verftet in Bergen, Norway.
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In 2009, they created Visiting Hours, a site-specific installation for the Museums of Bat Yam (Israel); this winter, they travel to London to create Visting Hours II, a site-specific installation for SoundFjord.
Their collaborative works with media artists Liora Belford and Kadet Kuhne have been screened and installed at venues including the Institute for Contemporary Art (London), the Hordaland Kunstsenter (Bergen), the Sundance Film Festival, and the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (San Francisco).
Throughout their career, they have collaborated with a variety of artists including the Penderecki String Quartet, Steve Roden, Jan Jelinek, Frank Bretschneider, and Stephen Vitiello. Age of Insects, a full-length album with Vitiello, is now available through Dragon's Eye Recordings. Together, Mem1 curates the experimental music series Ctrl+Alt+Repeat (www.ctrl-alt-repeat.com) and the record label Estuary Ltd (www.estuary-ltd.com).
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Now that Nora is no longer over the school it has gone down hill. Our daughter has not been in the school for years, and the final bill was paid off over two years ago. Only to find in my mail box today a collections letter from a third party asking for 3x the amount that was originaly owed and paid.
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Data warehouse appliance maker Netezza is buying an enigmatic analytics firm based in North Carolina, NuTech Solutions. Specifically what NuTech produces is rousingly vague based on its website. A few telephone calls later, and we only know they make extremely complex analytical programs that are — thanks guys — really hard to …
All that data and no where to go...
Building a data warehouse is pretty easy, really. You capture a whole big pot of detail data (register scan data, inventory item data, individual banking transaction data, etc.) and keep it in a big online storage heap. It's all there.
Now, all you have to do is make sense out of it. And that's the tough part.
Most businesses don't have a clue as to what all that data means. Really. They know that they sell widgets like there's no tomorrow, but they don't know WHY people are buying the crap out of their widgets all of a sudden. And the reason is that they have very little idea of how their products or services are actually perceived at the sale point, or how the sales relate back to the way the rest of the business operates.
With a data warehouse, you have all the little detail pieces - like having hundreds of hours of video from surveillance cameras all over the factory. Unfortunately you can't watch everything at once, and it just looks like random motion.
Now, add a model for the business (and most businesses don't have a model that reflects their actual operations) that is realistic, and suddenly all those little random bits of data start making sense. Add in some external event data, like holiday schedules, demographic data, customer detail data, supplier data, transportation data, and the driving events that cause customers to rush in and buy plywood just before a hurricane hits start coming together.
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- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.blacksaltrestaurant.com/
- Phone: (202) 342-9101
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Lunch: Monday - Saturday 11:30 - 2:30; Sunday Brunch: 11:00 - 2:00; Dinner: Monday - Thursday 5:30 - 9:30, Friday 5:30 - 11:00, Saturday 5:00 - 11:00, Sunday 5:00 - 9:00
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Global, International
- Executive Chef: Mike Huff
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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407 reviews since July 26, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.2
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (276)neighborhood gem (230)special occasion (175)great for lunch (106)notable wine list (90)romantic (65)good for groups (54)great for brunch (51)hot spot (50)vibrant bar scene (39)kid-friendly (24)late-night find (10)scenic view (2)great for outdoor dining (2)Show More
- Best shrimp and gritsYuuumDined on 9/14/2014Im in Washington DC once a month for classes at American University. It is a Sunday ritual to have shrimp and grits at black salt. Absolutely fabulous!Special Features:
- Outstanding seafoodJadams03VIPDined on 9/13/2014Simply outstanding innovative seafood restaurant. Great menu with nightly specials but a number of additional fish available that they can prepare as desired. Also has 5 & 7 course tasting menu available. Wonderful desert menu as well. Our first visit- won't be our last!Special Features:
- BlacksaltMatchboxVIPDined on 9/13/2014Everything about our dinner at Blacksalt was excellent. The scene in the restaurant was lively. Our waiter was very knowledgeable about all of the offerings on and off the menu. So nice to be able to choose additionally from all of the fish available in the fish market where you first enter the restaurant in a variety of preparations. From shared appetizers, entrees, to shared desserts, there was not a morsel of food left on any place. The food was that delicious. The special dessert on Saturday night was an individual serving in a nice sized ramekin of peach cobbler with vanilla ice cream - so yummy. If you are looking for fresh, well prepared fish and other dishes, I highly recommend Blacksalt.Special Features:
- Back room delightful, like the foodHenryVIPDined on 9/13/2014I suppose there are people who like lots of noise, having to shout to be heard. Most of Balck Salt is like that, but not the back room. One can actually talk in a conversational tone. Ah yes, the food. Running the gamut from well prepared old favorites to the new and innovative, there are plenty of choices on the menu--even steak! The starters are delicious and interesting, the mains heartier and just as innovative. The service is not obtrusive but helpful. Wine list on the expensive side.Special Features:
- Great seafood !duplicatedDined on 9/13/2014Cooked perfectly and was very tender, fresh and delicious. This place had more than just the basic seafood, but it was nice to have a different perspective on common dishes other than the usual. The Caesar was made with kale instead of the traditional romaine. The crab cakes were a very good portion and not all breading. The skin was left on the sea bass and crowned perfectly with a good compliment of seasoning. More than one choice was had for caviar instead of all the high end choices for the beginners at the table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnerJimHDined on 9/13/2014We had a good overall experience. The food and service were tremendous. One issue I had was with the bathroom. The smell was overwhelming and put a damper on the experience. Desserts were not worth it so I would avoid in the future.
- Excellent in the quite wine roomOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/13/2014This was our first time dinning at Blacksalt. The food was excellent and the service impeccable. We had reservations and were seated in the back room called the wine room. It is quiet and very pleasant. The front part of the restaurant is very busy and noisy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A nice place for special occasions.alx830Dined on 9/10/2014The service was excellent and the ambiance is decent. I highly recommend the chili margarita, it is the best margarita I've ever had. The appetizers and desserts were very good. I brought my girlfriend there for her b-day and they actually had a menu just for us, and they honored my request for a corner booth (because that's what she likes) and the dessert was special too. The only drawback is that they were out of the King Salmon and we ended up ordering other plates that to be honest were not our cup of tea (and a little expensive for it too), just not what we expected there. Overall, I do recommend it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfulFinethingsinlifeDined on 9/10/2014A little far from White House but amazing food and service worth the wait.Special Features:
- Vibrant local spot for great fishFoodieDined on 9/9/2014Great neighborhood feel with high end seafood. Terrific appetizer choices, great fresh fish selection, a little light on salads/pasta non-seafood offerings. Attentive but unobtrusive service. Food prepared promptly. Atmosphere is casual but upscale enough to feel like you "went out". Noisy, but you could hear your own conversations, just not a quiet romantic spot.Special Features:
- Never disappointedSEatsDined on 9/7/2014This is our third visit to BlackSalt. Great food and good wine. Good service and atmosphere. Entrees and desserts have been outstanding. For most recent visit, I ordered the brunch Eggs Benedict Chesapeake and my companion the Salmon. The Eggs Benedict Chesapeake was so incredible that we ordered a second and split it. The triple creme brulee and the homemade potato chips are to die for. We look forward to returning regularly and for special occasions.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always GreatMaggieDined on 9/7/2014Went with a small group for brunch to celebrate a birthday. As always, food, service, atmosphere were great! Folks who hadn't eaten there before loved it, thought the food was excellent value, and would recommend it to others.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ColleenVIPDined on 9/6/2014The food and service were excellent!! Amazing seafood.Special Features:
- Seafood ParadiseBlackhawkDined on 9/6/2014BlackSalt measured up to our high expectations in all areas food, service, wine selection and ambiance. The combination of seafood market with the bar/cafe was unique. The back contained the more formal part of the restaurant. My wife was pleased to find the Hawaiian fish OPA on the menu --a first since we left Hawaii. The bar and cafe in the front of the restaurant were very informal and everyone was having a good time. The waiters knew what they were doing and that was very pleasant. We will be back.Special Features:
- A birthday treat x 2DeliciousinDCDined on 9/5/2014Having invited a friend to celebrate her birthday at our favorite restaurant, I was especially delighted to see that Black Salt offers a Prix Fixe lunch menu with some of its most popular offerings--a double treat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Absolutely delicious oysters!eatsleepeatDined on 8/31/2014This place was great! The wine was wonderful, the drink with smashed berries and rum was delicious, and the oysters were to die for. Our waitress kindly selected oysters for us, with a second round tailored to our taste. She divided our clam chowder into two without extra cost, which was hands down the best clam chowder I've ever tasted. The entrees were amazing, but we filled up on appetizers and oysters and could not come close to finishing our tuna and rockfish. We had to skip dessert, so no info on that. Our waitress was kind, knowledgeable and did not bombard us, which was nice. She brought out our food only after we had finished the last dish and gave suggestions when we asked! I just wish Black Salt didn't cost so much!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/30/2014The food was beautifully presented and very tasty.Special Features:
- Seafood with Style!AlanVIPDined on 8/29/2014The seafood at BlackSalt is VERY good and their many ways of preparing it to your taste is exemplary!!! I would recommend their kitchen without reservation... and their service was helpful and attentive. However I find fault with their reservation staff. I asked for a quiet table and was seated next to the bar area..! They have a back room called the wine room which is quiet and has tablecloths...but you must ASK for it explicitly or you'll not get it. For a good restaurant I find this lack of accommodation inexcusable/thoughtless.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing. Must go!kaleaddictDined on 8/26/2014We brought 2 kids aged 7 and 10 to Blacksalt and loved it. There wasn't a kids menu per say but lots of choices. The place was fun and energetic. The staff was super friendly. Lots of different oysters and the whole brazzino was incredible. Highly recommend this place!!!Special Features:
- Happy to give as a gift.MickeyMouse11VIPDined on 8/25/2014We took friends out for a birthday celebration and it was a perfect dinner. Great waitress. All was fun.Fabulous food and wine. I was very glad to have chosen it as a gift!Special Features:
- Worth the trip.acrosstheriverDined on 8/25/2014The food here is consistently good and often brilliant. I have been here at least a half dozen times and like Black Salt. The service and ambiance struggles to be a good as the food. Good but not always fully up to expectations. If Black Salt was always at its best it would be among the best in Washington. As it is, it is well worth the trip but occasionally disappoints when it is merely good and not brilliant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fish Lovers Ideal Spot66girlDined on 8/25/2014I WOULDN'T RECOMMEND THIS RESTAURANT FOR ANYONE WHO DOESN'T LIKE FISH; THERE IS A STRONG FISH SMELL THE SECOND YOU ENTER BECAUSE OF THE FISH MARKET IN FRONT. FOR THOSE WHO LIKE OR LOVE FISH, IT'S A PERFECT SPOT. THE FOOD AND SERVICE ARE GREAT. THE AMBIANCE IS NICE - CASUAL, BUT SMART. THE LUNCH SPECIAL IS A GREAT BUY - THREE OR FOUR COURSES FOR $20 OR $25. THE TILAPIA TACO IS FABULOUS; THE HOUSE WINES ARE GOOD; THE ARUGULA SALAD IS EXCELLENT AND THE DESSERT WAS SMALL BUT JUST THE RIGHT SIZE.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unbelievably special night!SeafoodieDined on 8/24/2014The entire staff went out of their way to treat my husband and I like VIPs on our anniversary. So many little ways to make the night perfect! The food and service was incredible, I would recommend this place to anyone with a special event or who just loves fresh high quality seafood. If we didn't live 10 hrs away, we would be there once a month! Thank you guys for helping to make our night truly unforgettable!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- barmikeVIPDined on 8/24/2014We really like this place but before ordering the price fixed menu we made it clear to the waitress that my wife and daughter who were in our group of five DO NOT LIKE anything that is peppery spicey! So what is the first course? a wonderful fish in a sauce that is tolerably spicey with a small ramekin of shrimp in a SPICEY sauce! Which of course the pepper intolerant sent back. If this were an isolated incident it would be one thing but this has happened on several previous visits. The customers requests should honored! If this were an allergy situation (which it was not) it could have been a catastrophe.Special Features:
- Still good but could be betterHappyEatersVIPDined on 8/22/2014Basically good food but a few tune ups needed: sauces too salty; service could be more friendly, personal and happy, less industrial; customers taken for granted rather than catered to.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Decent foodgregDined on 8/22/2014The service was very good. The place was a bit loud and it was difficult to carry on a conversation. The food was overall good with the exception of the mussels which tasted a bit too fishy. But I will probably return since my three friends all liked it.
- Incredible ResturantEmmaDined on 8/21/2014You can never go wrong at BlackSalt.. For a special evening dinner or casual at the bar it's always first class food and service!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/20/2014We've been to Black Salt several times for lunch, and now dinner. The fish is simply wonderful. Fresh and well - prepared. We've always had good food here. The service is a bit more casual, but is attentive, especially from the floor managers. My only real semi gripe is that they're a bit conservative on the wine pours. Easily accessible from McLean and Arlington. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect dinnerLollaDined on 8/19/2014Food was excellent. We had Addie's mussels, whole branzino, crab cake and scalops. All of them were incredibly good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- specialMorrVIPDined on 8/18/2014The wine room is quieter than the main restaurant space. Green tomato salad was fresh and summery. Halibut with veal ragout plus vegetables was very succulent. ...and..banana cocoanut creme pie! Good, strong coffeeSpecial Features:
- Seafood Blissarturox2Dined on 8/18/2014After reading reviews in the Washington Post, Washingtonian, and on Yelp, I selected BlackSalt for a send off of my friend to Dubai, UAE. Our small group had never heard of BlackSalt. From the moment we walked in, the bartenders pampered us. We then received superior service from Rob (chef) and Lisa (waitress). The whole staff was smiling and pleasant, although they were very busy. I've only a been in a few restaurants where it was evident that the staff enjoyed working there, wanted the customers to know it, and have a superior experience. Rob prepared a "chef's choice" five course meal, which was delightful! The dessert was also creatively prepared and delicious. We left there wondering how we had missed this culinary gem!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently scrumptiousRalstonDined on 8/17/2014Pro wait staff. Comfy ambiance. Overall, Great value for the money. I highly recommend this neighborhood gem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Customer serviceGinnyVIPDined on 8/17/2014I have been to the restaurant numerous times for dinner, and twice during restaurant week for lunch. There seems to be a big difference in the attitude of the wait staff. I had that experience the first time, and complained to the owner, who luckily was in house at that time. The second time was no different. i think because they know the food is excellent, that clients will come anyway.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Neighborhood GemFoodie4everDined on 8/17/2014If you love fish you and have a car in DC make the trip to Black Salt - their calamari is so light and crisp you won't want to stop at one serving. The chef is inventive and the fish always prepared to be the main event. I love this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Absolutely Scrumptious!!!DeniseDined on 8/17/2014My friends and I met up for lunch/brunch Sunday and enjoyed the restaurant week menu for lunch. Every item we at was absolutely scrumptious from the Calamari Appetizer to the Eggs benedict w/Crab and shrimp entrée to the Chocolate cake dessert w/Mimosa's for a beverage. The service was excellent and the atmosphere was lively. I enjoyed everything about my experience here!!!Special Features:
- Cool local seafood spotDktran31VIPDined on 8/17/2014Visited with a friend for restaurant week lunch. I had the calamari, egg pontchartrain and the chocolate chambord truffle cake. The calamari was very tasty but too oily. The egg pontchartrain was delicious. A nice combo of crawfish, crab and eggs. The cake was alright. It was a good deal for restaurant week. The place was pretty busy. Very cool that they are also a fish market. Parking may be a bit hard to find and the interior of the place is much larger than it looks from the outside. Cool place that I would like to visit again.Special Features:
- Dinner for twoph00nyDined on 8/16/2014I took my future wife last Saturday and she was all smiles. Food presentation was great and taste was as just as good they looked. I had a grilled rockfish and she had the halibut. Food had a unique combination of taste. Beginning and end were always in high contrast. I can't wait to bring her back here again. ps- Don't forget to try the great deserts. They're amazingSpecial Features:
- Desert issuesLandakimDined on 8/16/2014We had a really nice dinner even though the advertised desert wasn't on the menu and my server said he had never heard of the desert and the menu was as it had been since opening????? I found that odd...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent, as always!anonymousDined on 8/16/2014Came for the tasting menu. A little less creative than in the past, all courses were on the menu - but we tasted them all! Excellent presentation, fabulous food, and a great suggestion on the wine from the sommelier.Special Features:
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Gym 1Malaysia or Gymnasium/Aerobic Studio KBS UTC Perak?
During our second workout at UTC Perak last week, the team of Ipoh Happenings saw something conflicting, giving us the impression that the folks behind Ipoh's latest and possibly best public indoor gymnasium are undecided about the name that should be given to the place.
Gym 1Malaysia or Gymnasium/Aerobic Studio KBS UTC Perak? That is the question
On the gym's newly installed billboard listing down its Usage Ethics for the good of the public, we noticed that the billboard referred the place as Gym 1Malaysia. Well, Najib would love that for sure but in another corner right on top of the reception counter, the laminated hourly rates guide referred the place as Gymnasium/Aerobic Studio KBS UTC Perak!
Come on now, which one is the correct name for City of Ipoh's latest public indoor gymnasium?
Kementerian Belia & Sukan, please make up your mind.
Gym 1Malaysia or Gymnasium/Aerobic Studio KBS UTC Perak? Does it matter?
Perhaps not for some Ipohites since many already knew that UTC Perak had a public indoor gymnasium. Mention 'UTC Perak's gym' and many would associate that with the gym we're talking about here today.
However, Ipoh already has a public indoor gymnasium called Gym 1Malaysia and it is located at Kompleks Belia dan Sukan Negeri Perak (check out their well equipped warm-up track and public outdoor gym) and it would not be a good idea to call the new public indoor gymnasium at UTC Perak with the same name. It would be a complete madness if everything ended up being named 1Malaysia!
Here's our suggestion. Let's think out of the 1Malaysia box for a while and find a better name for the new public indoor gymnasium at UTC Perak. Calling it 'Gymnasium/Aerobic Studio KBS UTC Perak' is a good start but we here believe that Kementerian Belia dan Sukan can come up with something even better.
So, Kementerian Belia dan Sukan. Please look into it. :)
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The rates are absurd. Don't mean to be stingy. But if the rates are compared to commercial/private fitness center - the 1Msia aka UTC Gym or whatever they called it; is NOT AFFORDABLE AT ALL! Do the maths. Each hour entry cost RM5.00 let alone the additional charges per subsequent hour. (Average time spend on a gym is usually 2 hours)Say I work out 5 times a week for an hour which will cost me RM6 x 5 times x 4 weeks = RM 120.ReplyDelete
Private fitness center will cost about less than RM150 per month and unlimited usage.
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