A Malaysian with her Food and Travel Blog
Finally Typhoon Vicente subsided and the first scene that greeted us on the street were plentiful of broken umbrellas and turned-over trash bins on the street but we don’t have time for photographs. We were hungry and dismayed at the lacking of food adventure on yesterday so we plan to make up for it (we […]
On our 3rd day in Hong Kong, we headed to the famous 3 streets (Sai Yeong, Tong Choi & Fa Yuen) area again to find our breakfast having starved without supper the previous night. “Point a place, just point a place.” CS said eagerly. I pointed at a shop just because of the word ‘porridge’ […]
The weather looked okay as we glanced out from the hotel lobby. So the notorious July rainy tales I had heard, was a hoax anyway?” I thought to myself. We passed by the security’s table and it was manned by a more jovial guard. We uttered good morning in Cantonese. He looked at us and […]
This is a late post on a trip we took to Hong Kong last July, 2012 : We were on a double decker bus aka the airport shuttle that’s going to take us to our hotel in Yau Ma Tei. We kept on looking up to monitor board. We didn’t want to miss Man Ming […]
When ZL inform me that there’s a world class Gold Mine roast duck in London, I was skeptical. I knew there are quite a number of Hong Kong immigrants in London and probably brought their trade along when they migrated there, I just didn’t expected they brought along the recipe for ‘world class roast duck’. […]
You can try to search Wong Kei London online, and I bet the most words you’re going to see are ‘Upstairs! Upstairs!” Widely known as the famous Chinese restaurant that serves cheap authentic Hong Kong style food in Chinatown, they’re also famous for its staffs’ arrogance and attitudes. You’re most likely to be greeted with […]
Despite living in close vicinity, I had only explore food in Damansara Perdana twice, something I should remind myself to do more because the last time I checked, there’s some good looking bistros and cafes that I got interested in. A while ago we noticed this TK Chong Ipoh Hor Fun, not exactly the thing […]
Recently we ‘discovered’ this place called New Ching San Ah Hwa Hokkien Mee (I know, the name is long) that serves very nice ‘zi char’. Of course, the word ‘discovered’ is not very appropriate to be used because we had pass by this shop numerous time and had know it attract quite a big crowd, […]
Nestled nearby the old The Store Supermarket in Batu Pahat is this hawker street Jalan Peng Kai, or better known as ‘Tam Ciak Guey’ among locals, which literally means Glutton Street in English. I had blogged about the claypot chicken rice at here, so I thought I might as well move on to other notable […]