Malaysia Food and Travel Blog.
Teh Tarik is something which blends into our culture and daily living especially people who stay at KL. We all tends to go for teh tarik or teh ice without fail when we hit the mamak stalls. Some of my friends ordered canned soft drinks instead. I do agree this feels good on a scorching …
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On 17th Jan 2014 till 14 Feb 2014, you will be able to witness the famous street artist Ernest Zackarevic which get popular by drawing the Bicycle Girl with brother in Penang. These art pieces improve the tourism industry of Malaysia where the culture spread to other states and country like our neighbouring country Singapore. …
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I know by now 1 week before the CNY, most of the restaurants were already fully booked for Yee Sang Tossing Ceremony and family dinner. Not to mention pricing wise easily will cost you RM600 at least per table. Early last week, I was invited to sample an affordable alternative that are easily accommodate 2 …
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Tucked along the famous cafe block of Publika, there’s a pizza restaurant that stand nearby The Coffee Stain and Coffee Societe. The name may sound common to you which is called Pizza Gallery. The restaurant are very spacious and colorful. It gives you a comfortable ambiance and cozy feel to dine in. There’s a fruit …
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Step into the splendor of Pak Loh Chiu Chow Restaurant, Starhill Gallery which is the “Golden Sister” of the renowned Hong Kong same restaurant. The striking red, gold and green colors are similar to the restaurant in Hong Kong. Stepping through the giant Chiu Chow style sauce pot, diners are welcomed by a cozy atmosphere …
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Do you know where do keropok lekor come from ? It was first done in Terengganu where they are having a different name. It is named Keropok Losong due to the location of the place where having the most keropok lekor factory. There are more than 10 light industrials factory that produce the same …
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Those were the days when I was still working in Penang, the cheapest and best breakfast I had almost daily was an Indian food. It is Tosai and vadai. The restaurant was a roadside stall which do not has a name and has been operated since my grand father’s generation and this has past down …
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When you are on tour at Sandakan, Sabah you don’t have much choice after you left the main town on foods. On the way from Sepilok towards Kinabatangan, we don’t see much stop over or eateries along the journey. This coffee shop is located along the way towards the Kinabatangan journey. Next to this kopitiam, …
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Penang Specials – Location 2 Do you ever heard of a kopitiam who don’t have side stalls? The place which I want to introduce this round is known as Joo Leong Cafe or more famous known as Roti Bakar Sungai Tiram by the locals. The crowd here are consistently packed and the table turn around …
