The simple breakfast at hotel definitely couldn’t satisfy gluttons like us 😛 Not to mention that Ipoh is always known for its hawker fare, so I’d done a simple research online and tried to get something new/special that we never had at Ipoh. Thank you for the write up from Rebecca and Motormouth from Ipoh, we were at Restoran Cathay, […]
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Dadaocheng 大稻埕, an area in Datong District 大同区 , Taipei, Taiwan which was once the most prosperous area in the 19th century. Dadaocheng and the neighboring Wanhua district were the heart of commercial activity such as tea, cotton and silk textiles in Taiwan in the 1800s. Dihua Street 迪化街, a charming little street at Dadaocheng and it is also one […]
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My once-a-year family trip this year took place at Mizuki Garden 水木佳园 tucked away at Lenggeng，Negeri Sembilan, approximately 1 hour plus drive from KL.(You may check our our KK trip 2 years ago) Although the address shown is at Negeri Sembilan but the location is quite near to Broga, a small town at Semenyih, Selangor. (think Broga Hill – a […]
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Apparently there 3 Tuck Kee restaurants at Ipoh which specialize in fried noodles. Maybe there are more, any Ipohan can enlighten me? The first Tuck Kee I tried was this shop located diagonally across from Restoran Nasi Ayam Pak Kong, Jalan Theatre on last year. Recommended by the owner of the famous Tau Foo Fah stall when we had light […]
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Taiwan is deservedly one of Asia’s most attractive destinations, with an exciting cityscape, great shopping, fantastic food and an idyllic countryside to boot. But as a nation where most population is mainly made up of Buddhists, Confucians, and Taoists, Muslim visitors must therefore be aware that finding Muslim-friendly facilities in Taiwan will not be that easy. Today however Islam is […]
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