On 28 August, Skechers Malaysia is holding the official Grand Opening for its relocated Sunway Pyramid store, with DK, Seungkwan and Dino will be there as the Brand Ambassadors.
200 Carats already secured entry passes through the Meet & Greet contest, so if that's you, you already know where to be. If it's not, there's still a good reason to head to Sunway Pyramid that day to catch them!
While you are here, Pyramid has enough Korean F&Bs, shopping and entertainment nearby to fill out the rest of the day. Here's what's worth checking out.
Korean BBQ, non-halal. The signature here is samgyeopsal, thick-cut grilled pork belly sets meant for sharing, usually with the usual spread of banchan and lettuce wraps on the side.
Halal-friendly and built around an all-you-can-eat tteokbokki buffet. Start with the base broth, then mix in ramen noodles, dumplings, rice cakes or cheese as you go, unlimited refills included.
Does exactly what the name promises. Jjajangmyeon is the black bean noodles, rich and slightly sweet, while jjambbong is the spicy seafood noodle soup, good if you want something with more heat.
A Korean pocha, or street pub, setup. Come for the anju, the drinking-snack style dishes Korean pochas are known for, even if you're not drinking.
Home-style Korean cooking, described by the brand itself as "premium Korean country delights." Expect hearty stews and a generous banchan spread, genuinely very nice if you want something more filling than a quick bite.
Halal-certified and built for quick, casual Korean food, rice bowls and sides done simply and at good value. Good option if you're in and out between the Meet & Greet and the rest of your day.
Korean fried chicken, head over to the Terrace and enjoy the classic soy garlic if you want something balanced, or the spicy version if you want it properly HOT.
Pyramid's dedicated K-pop store, right by The Face Shop. Stocks official albums, photocards and lightsticks from a wide range of groups including SEVENTEEN, so it's worth a look if you need a caratbong or want to dig through the photocard bins.
If you'd rather sing than just listen, this is the spot, good for anyone who wants to channel their inner god of music for an hour before or after the main event.
Korean skincare built around natural ingredients, Jeju volcanic clusters and green tea lines among its better-known staples. A reliable stop if you want to restock before the day gets going.
Best known for the Lip Sleeping Mask and Water Bank line, both solid picks if you want something that'll hold up under a full day out.
Makeup, with the velvet lip tints as the brand's most recognisable product. Good last stop before you head to the standees.
The highlight of the day is obviously DK, Seungkwan and Dino themselves, but while you're here let's make the whole day out worth it!