kampungboycitygal.com is 4 years old!

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4 is an inauspicious number for the Chinese but 2009 has been a good year for us. Other than the non-stop binging with close friends like Christine, Chris and Aiwei; we did travel a bit. We went to:

  • Bangkok (company trip for kampungboy, family trip for citygal) in October 09 and December 09
  • Hong Kong in April 09
  • Kota Kinabalu in April 09
  • Singapore in October 09 and December 09
  • Taiwan in June 09 and August 09

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Due to the overwhelming responses on our HK and Taiwan travelogue, we’ve created a new page under “travel (updated)” that list down all the relevant blog posts. However if you have any inquiriesfeel free to drop us an email at kampungboycitygal@gmail.com

Thank you to our readers and advertisers for your ongoing support towards our humble little blog. We hope to continue to be relevant, informative and entertaining. Perhaps you guys can tell us what you want to read, e.g. less travelogue and more hawker fare?

And lastly, Happy Birthday to kampungboycitygal.com!

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Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa @ Kota Damansara

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Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa, an established name in Kampung Baru since 1973. The brand name is so strong that they have ventured into franchising now, with 12 branches available in Klang Valley and Malacca.
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Despite having a bad prior experience that we have decided not to blog about it, we will always give a restaurant a second chance unless it’s a horrible transgression. So we said yes to the invitation from Nazli that represents NLA and we met at the Kota Damansara outlet. The outlet offers a clean, air conditioned and comfortable atmosphere to enjoy your lunch or dinner.

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Brother John Burger @ Damansara Utama

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Gourmet Burger or Street Burger? Sorry, but I’d take a messy, sloppy burger with overflowing juice that leaves my shirt stained, especially on days when cash runs low.
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KampungBoy’s friend, Sehli introduced us to Brother John’s burger some time ago and there is no turning back. It has remained as one of our favourite burger stall. The secret lies in the generous squeeze of various sauces that make the burger so juicy. If you are game for something HUGE, go for the Master Burger that comes with double patties, double cheese and an egg.

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Season Greetings from KampungboyCitygal

Dear Readers and Bloggers,

Merry Christmas and may this festival bring abundant joy and happiness in your life!

Love,
KampungboyCitygal
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Orchard Road’s Christmas Light-Up remains as enchanting as ever this year. Enjoy the pictures!

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Bangkok, The City that Never Sleeps (I)

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Sorry guys, there isn’t any executive summaries like this or this because everything is pre-arranged by the tour agency. Just enjoy the pictures ok?
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#1 Suvarnabhumi Airport. The airport express, informally known as the Pink Line has started operation on the 5th of December 2009! It connects with the BTS Sukhumvit Line (Green Line, Route 1) and MRT Blue Line at Phaya Thai and Phetchaburi stations respectively and the journey takes about 15 minutes.

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A RM64 Room Make Over!

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Don’t feel like spending a few dollars to spruce up a boring room? A simple make over on an accent wall can help to jazz up your space which I gladly did. And in my case, I spent only RM64!

Here’s How

Step 1 – Select the Right Colour for Your Room

The first step for DIY room painting is to select the right colour. Need help from the professional? Just click on the colour scheme help in http://www.nipponpaint.com.my. Follow the steps to get personalised support form their professional colour consultant.

What you’ll need:

Nippon Odour-less premium all in 1 (colour: Zinnia Ruffles 7124T: RM58)

paint brush:Rm2.70 (for finishing)

masking tape:RM1.50

manila card:RM1.6

sponge:RM0.30

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2)prepare the walls for painting

Inspect the wall surfaces for cracks, holes and any loose plaster. If necessary, repaint the wall for a nice smooth finishing. You can view Nippon Paint’s range of high quality paint for interior wall here.

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