The Gal Travels

I have been to a few cafes in Copenhagen and it’s this that had the most beautiful interior. Playing light jazz music, walls painted in pretty pink hues you just wanna spend a few hours enjoying the gorgeous atmosphere.

I had the open sandwich set of 3 which was a prawn, avocado, and potato on rye bread. The potato one was particularly outstanding. In fact I would just order the potato one. It would be nice if they have a wider selection of food. Preferably some hot items.

This cafe is not wheelchair accessible unless you sit outdoors. There a few flights up to the cafe interior and another few steps to use the toilet.

The Chinese Library serves up fusion dim sum in a luxurious and comfortable setting. It’s the perfect place for great food and unhurried conversation. I particularly enjoyed the laksa xiao long bao, the cod fish dumpling, and the cheung fun rice rolls made of crispy beancurd with prawn and squid.

Accessibility - you need to take a flight of stairs up the restaurant. I understand there is lift access available but the restaurant would need to be informed.

Mews Cafe, Georgetown, Penang - if you love satay like I do, this is a really good one with juicy chicken thigh pieces perfectly grilled. Definitely worth a visit if you are the the area. I also tried the dry mee siam but didn’t think much of it. Mews cafe is a small little eatery attached to a hotel called Muntri Mews, a little oasis of lush greenery amidst the heritage shophouses.

It’s a great place to hold a party and enjoy KTV at the same time. The sound system ain’t that fantastic and the place looks a little too run down for my liking. The drinks served are good and strong. Food choices are limited. As for the neighbourhood, I recommend you take an Uber to get around.

Tucked away from the main street, it’s a relaxing massage place to go to. Clean, peaceful, and modernised in their booking system. Upon entering, I am asked to enter my request in an tablet which makes it very efficient and clear. After making payment, I am offered a drink and then proceed upstairs for the treatment.

Initially, I thought there would be a regular massage bed for an oil massage, after going to the room I discovered that the bed is on a very high elevated platform, with bed on the ground.

This is physically challenging for people who have issues climbing on to a high platform and getting down to the ground. Otherwise, the massage is good and professional. They even have English signs for you to point to the therapist if needed.