My Taiwan travelogue has finally come to an end which took me more than one year after my trip 😛 But ‘better slow than sorry”, haha! Please click HERE for all the postings for the trip. The Shilin Official Residence 士林官邸 located on Fulin Road in Shilin District士林区福林路, Taipei, Taiwan, is the former residence of late Republic of China President Chiang Kai Shek 蔣介石 and his wife Soong Mei Ling宋美龄. The […]
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Kon Rak Pak located at a quiet neighbourhood at Section 17, Petaling Jaya is a Thai restaurant serving authentic Thai cuisine in vegetarian form. Thai inspired vegetarian food ~ ‘VegeTHAIrian’ definitely not common in F&B scene at Klang Valley or even our country. Familiar Thai dishes ranging from appetizers, salads, curries, soup, vegetables, mock meat dishes, assorted of noodles and rice and […]
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Soup is crucial dish in every Chinese household and I’m blessed with mom’s home cooked soup since my childhood. Now as a mother, I also try my best to prepare soup for my family at least once a week because nothing beats a nice hot bowl of soup made with love♥ ♥ ♥ ….. Apart from the Chinese boiled soup which need […]
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Originated from Taiwan, Chunciou Hot Pot 春秋战锅 is an “All You Can Eat” Taiwanese hot pot with a rather “premium” price of RM 75++ for a duration of 120 minutes dining time. Taiwan always famous for their hotpot (especially Malat hotpot) and as a hotpot enthusiast, I regretted for not trying any during my previous two visits. Situated along […]
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There is always a sense of unsureness when you start to pronounce Korean words in English. The latest Korean words I have stumbled upon is Chir Chir which actually pronounced as Chi-Re Chi-Re. Chir Chir is South Korea’s largest chain restaurants, known for its signature freshly-cooked Korean chicken dishes that are fried only upon order. It is also one of […]
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