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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When dine in was still allowed……. MCO, NPR Phase 1, EMCO, NPR Phase 1 again, it seems like a never ending cycle…. 凸-_-凸 Menya Hanabi, I’ve heard about this ramen restaurant from my friends and watched videos of the Youtuber that I’m following, regarding its specialty Mazesoba, a type of soupless Ramen that originated in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture. It doesn’t ignite […]
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Make this Mid-Autumn Festival especially meaningful with Hong Kong MX (Mei-Xin) Mooncakes 香港美心月饼 which has been the No.1 Seller for 21 consecutive years since 1998, according to the Nielsen Research Report. Malaysians can get these exquisite mooncakes from Mei-Xin mooncake booth at various locations in Klang Valley, Penang, Johor and Ipoh. Lava & Custard Series 流心及奶黄月饼系列 If you can’t […]
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Australia is known for many things but one thing that my hubby absolutely love is how they lifted coffee to another level. At Malaysia, we are fortunate we have a lot of influx of Australian cafes. Jamaica Blue Coffee is one of my hubby’s favourite cafes when he feels like to splurge a little bit for a good cup of […]
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The fall of the once great Chicken Rice~ There was one weekend Sam craved for chicken rice again (she addicted to this delicacy since she tried THIS) and hubby suggested that we should try Nasi Ayam Hainan Chee Meng which is one of his favourite lunch spots when he worked at that area a few years ago. The restaurant […]
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