A MALAYSIAN FOOD & TRAVEL BLOG
In quest for the best fish head curry… It leads us to non other than Anuar’s Kari Kepala Ikan (Anuar's fish head curry) that has been in business for more than 30 years. Just around the corner from TMC, this place is always packed to the brim when lunch time rolls around. Other than the legendary fish head curry, they serves delectable fried … [Read more...]
Breakfast, being the only reason where I would ever heave my huge heavy butt out of bed on a Sunday morning, is one of my favorite meals of the day. Did I just say one of? Yes, my favorite mealS of the days are breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner and the deadliest sin, supper. Kam Fat, opens as early as 5 in the morning, is one of the motivations for me to get to work. Just few doors … [Read more...]
Boyfriend’s Survival Guide 1. Learn to Restrain Negative Emotion Sometimes it is a wise move to crochet a doll in a moment of anger and wait until it subsides. Listen and choose not to react, it will prevent the broke out of an argument. Friday night, heavy downpour with bumper to bumper traffic in all major roads. BF (enthusiastically): What’s for dinner dear? GF (shrugs): … [Read more...]
I’m really a nice, affectionate and caring person because I’m going to share with you guys my favourite appam (hoppers) stall - Om Shakti Chelo @ Lucky Garden Bangsar. Located directly behind TMC supermarket, the stall is not hard to spot at all. Other than appams (plain, white, brown), they offer quite a selection of Indian snacks such as tosai, chapatti, kuih gulung, vadai, etc. … [Read more...]
Today marks the seventh day of Chinese New Year, which is the common man's birthday in Chinese believe too. I would like to extend my warmest wishes to all of you, Happy Birthday!! What is greater than Yee Sang (raw fish salad) to celebrate our mutual birthday? Toss the colourful salad higher and say Lo Hei at the same time to usher in prosperity and abundance for the year of RAT! … [Read more...]
In Ipoh, eating“Zhu Fan” is so popular that in fact we have the saying among ourselves (or maybe just my family, but who cares? :p) that Ipoh is a land distinguished for its “Zhu Fan” culture. Choose from kuey teow, mee hoon, yellow noodles or rat tailed noodles to assorted seafood or poultry, each zhu fan is made to order. The cook will use a huge metal saucepan to boil the broth and … [Read more...]
A simple grilled fish or a plate of fresh seafood is always a guarantee for an excellent meal. There is this grilled fish stall that we frequented over the months, it serves as a quick yet satisfying dinner most of the time. Albeit an unrefined atmosphere to dine in (just another hot and stuffy food court), the food served is always rewarding. We were sitted right in front of the stall, … [Read more...]
Food Bloggers have the occasional another no-idea-where-to-eat-moment that strikes in too. While we drove around PJ area, we were moved by a dispute over where to go again."Food court with multiple vendors and plenty of choice would be the option."" But which food court is it?""Kuchai Entrepreneurs Park Food Court and Pudu Wai Sik Gai?""Against the economic principal to travel such a great … [Read more...]
Breakfast and Sleep are rare luxuries of life once we step into the working life. We always face upon the dilemma of sleep for a longer time or to take breakfast during the weekends. I would always take the liberty to decide on waking up earlier just for a simple breakfast at some Chinese style kopitiam permeating with the pleasing aroma of kopi-O and kaya toast. Kesian the sleep-deprived … [Read more...]
Breakfast and Sleep are rare luxuries of life once we step into the working life. We always face upon the dilemma of sleep for a longer time or to take breakfast during the weekends. I would always take the liberty to decide on waking up earlier just for a simple breakfast at some Chinese style kopitiam permeating with the pleasing aroma of kopi-O and kaya toast. Kesian the sleep-deprived … [Read more...]
Feeling adventurous on a Sunday night, we venture into KL area, Pudu Wai Sek Gai (Glutton Street). We are not a KL person; places that we are familiar with are limited: Jalan Alor, KLCC, Time Square, Star Hill Gallery and Pudu Raya. Full Stop. Ooo can Citygal adds Asian Heritage Row to the list? We were so tired we considered giving up pretty much immediately when suddenly I thought of … [Read more...]
Being a KL road-blind ourselves, it is a stressful event to drive around the city without any guides or maps on hand. Usually we would avoid entering into KL at all cost, good food is an exceptional case of course. Once a road notorious as Red Light District, Jalan Alor has emerged with the name of Wai Sek Kai (glutton street) with shabby stalls offering good hawker food all over. Meng Kee is … [Read more...]
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