Do you love eggs? I do! I’ll polish my plate in a jiffy if there are eggs. Eggs are healthy and delicious and very versatile too. There are so many ways to cook an egg and each style taste uniquely good; you could boil it, fry it, scramble it, bake it, poach it or
Ever a fan of curry puffs or “karipap” as what we local calls it, my mouth was watering when the delicious buttery smell of freshly made Homi curry puffs traveled to my nose. It was a delight to see huge crispy and golden curry puffs behind the glass counter. It’s almost the size of my
Besides the tasty ‘kompiang’ and mou mou, there are other must-try Fuzhou delicacies in Sitiawan. One of them is fish maw. There are quite a few restaurants in Sitiawan that serves fish maw but one of the more popular one is the Bei King resturant which was featured on the news 2 years back. However,
The Emperor Noodle or more known as the Huang Di Mien restaurant has been around for quite a few years now. The food is extremely affordable plus the food is fairly good. The branch in Bandar Menjalara, Kepong was featured in an episode of 8TV’s Ho Chak. Emperor interior I’ve been here quite a few
Last night seemed to be a good day for dining out especially since mom was too tired too cook after our day trip to Sungai Klah. Dad brought us to one of his favorite place for fish head (no not fish head noodle). Jinjang Fish Head Restaurant is popular for it’s Thong San fish specialty
Charms Cafe is one of my favorite outlet for Asian delicacies in I Utama. First because of it’s pretty interior of colorful lamps, flowery wall murals and the big Indian style swing. It looks very Bohemian to me. Bohemian feel interior Second because of it’s good fusion of East and West food. Each time i
(NOTE: Food & Tea had since been re-branded to a different name) Not a fan of Hong Kong Restaurants in Malaysia (to be fair, i say Malaysia because i have not been to Hong Kong so i have no idea of authentic Hongkie’s food), i was reluctant to stop by Food & Tea Restaurant at
(NOTE: Nagomi Hartamas had since closed down) Here’s something i didn’t know about shabu-shabu (Japanese hot pot). It was originated in the 13th century by the ways of Genghis Khan to efficiently feed the soldiers. The troop would gather around the large pot for a cookout and eating session. Doesn’t sound as classy as it
(NOTE: Hajime had been renamed Cocotei and had moved to a new location) I’ve been raving about Hajime Japanese Restaurant ever since my first visit one year ago on my birthday. No other Japanese restaurant could compare with this one. Serious. After 1 year it’s still my favorite restaurant for fabulous Japanese cuisine. I was
Look what Mr. Bf brought back from Bidor? Pun Chun Kai Chai Peng (chicken biscuits) and Sat Kei Ma (egg flour biscuit coated with caramel)! Yummy Pun Chun biscuits! Pun Chun Restaurant in Bidor, Perak is very famous for its Kai Chai Peng and it’s Sat Kei Ma. If you’re in Malaysia, everyone will tell
(NOTEL John King 1 Utama had since closed down) I’ve heard of John King Egg Tart in Pavilion but didn’t get a chance to try it because i don’t really frequent Pavilion. The traffic pisses me off *wakaka! Anyway, there is a new John King outlet opened in 1 Utama. Situated at the Lower Ground
There’s alot of good review for Rakuzen Japanese Restaurant especially the one in Subang Jaya. It was a pleasant surprise when the new Rakuzen branch in Desa Park City opened. Even though it’s newly opened, the place is easily packed to the max every night. Rakuzen My first time entering Rakuzen and i heart the
When mention about Ikea, curry puffs comes into mind. Most of the time i’ve been to Ikea, i would never fail to grab some. In fact, the curry puffs in Ikea are very popular. So, naturally the queue is extremely long 24/7. Ikea Smaland curry puffs by half dozen The curry puffs are small compared
Here’s some photos of my breakfast on Princess Junk. Its nothing spectacular but i stilled enjoyed the breakfast and the cold breeze. Bring it on! Egg and toast with butter and cheese and peach juice and honey dew Related post (read also):- Princess Junk @ IndoChina Junk JSC Romantic Dinner on Princess Junk
Weee!! MagieeMe brought back some snacks from her trip to Taiwan. Taiwan is very popular for its variety of street snacks. Most of them you’ll wouldn’t be able to get here in Malaysia. Here we have is the famous Taiwan “Iron Eggs” (Tit Dan in Chinese) and the equally famous pineapple pastry. Taiwan Street Snacks
On Christmas day we went for lunch at Restaurant Tanjung Dua (KL) at Manjalara, Kepong. It was crowded as usual. Even with the extra tables set up along the pavement, it was difficult to get a sit. Restaurant Jalan Tanjung 2 crowded with hungry people I was told that this restaurant is most famous for
It was mom’s birthday on 25th November! To celebrate we reserved a table for 8 at Purple Tea Cane Restaurant. *old folks love Chinese food and tea ma! I had reviewed that restaurant last month but if you are interested to read it again CLICK HERE. For the benefit of those who are not familiar
I’m too sick to write anything that will use up my brain juice, so instead i’m gonna post this food thingy that i had drafted earlier. . . . Purple Cane Tea Restaurant rox my sox. It floats my boat. It rules my world. It… it… it… it made me say silly exaggerated things that
Nothing works better than good food. Hence a trip to Crystal Jade La Mian Restaurant at Lot 10 the other day. This is i think 4th or 5th trip to the restaurant. They serve the best la mian and xiao long bao. Even Dragon-i and Nanxiang Mantou Dian in the Curve pale to comparisons. Crystal
18th July 2007 ========== The agency’s bus was our main means of transit in Siem Reap for the past few days. On the last day, we figured we should at least check out the town on foot by ourselves. First, we hitched a tuk-tuk to Central Market (New Market) *woo hoo! Central
