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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Before dessert time at Restoran Ruby, we had our dinner at Keong Kee Herbal Soup which is a popular dining spot for those who craving for Chinese steamed soups and simple homey dishes. The eatery/stall is set on a open space in front of a public car park, with zinc roof top and completed with simple plastic chairs and […]
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Malaysia is a multicultural society of which the population is made up by different types of ethnic groups includes Malays, Chinese, Indian and the Native. Among the Malaysian population, Chinese form the second largest ethnic group after the Malay majority. Most are descendants of Southern Chinese immigrants who arrived in Malaysia between the early 19th century and the mid-20th century. The […]
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Truly confident people always have the upper hand. Well, what about a truly confident eatery that put up a statement like the below: “If you are not satisfied, we don’t expect you to pay” (不好吃不收钱) ? I guess the food is really that good or is it just a marketing gimmick? Let’s find out. The eatery that I refer […]
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If a romantic Paris trip is not in your budget for the coming Valentine’s Day, why not bring your loved ones to a quaint little place at Pudu for an incredible French meal. The best part is the price is exceptionally friendly to your wallet! Located opposite Pudu Sentral and nestled in Hotel Transit, Em by Tedboy is the sister […]
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