If you enjoy the fun of cooking your own food in a restaurant, there are many choices of cook-it-yourself restaurants in Malaysia, from the most common steamboat or hot pot, to Korean BBQ, Japanese Yakiniku, Thai Mookata, and even DIY pancakes. But DIY Okonomiyaki that I’m going to share with you all today definitely first time for many of you […]
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I bookmarked this Xiao Man’s Kitchen after watching a review video in Youtube. We headed directly to the restaurant on the next weekend for lunch and planned to visit Don Don Donki (for the first time :P), kind of kill two birds with one stone. (^_-)v Ordering was made at the counter and self service for cutlery, sauces and condiments. Both […]
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Thank you Kris for her sharing on Soybar, I can enjoy some wallet friendly soy desserts! Being an insatiable sweet tooth, I can’t resist cream cakes, Choux au Craquelin, assorted Chinese dessert soups (aka Tong Shui), fruit tarts, ice cream, sweet pies, puddings, shaved ice and others. However, the price of those desserts are definitely not cheap, which a slice […]
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This was our last dine in before we were being stuck at home again. ~>_<~ Sushi Jiro, a chain restaurant (is it a local brand? Can anyone enlighten me?) that offers affordable and wallet friendly Japanese food with more that 10 outlets in Malaysia. Set up as a kiosk-style restaurant in Tropicana Gardens Mall, themed in light wooden tone […]
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How many of you are avid fans of Wonton Mee? I am, I must admit. I have been sharing quite a number of Wonton Mee that I’ve tried included those already famous in Klang Valley such as THIS and THIS, or Fat Yoong and Lee Fong Yuen which are nearby my house area. I didn’t miss the opportunity to try […]
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