Perlis has gone through changes in recent years. From a small town that has nothing to a city that has McDonalds, Giant hypermart, Watson, Gurdian, etc. So whenever I travel back, it's easier for me to do some shopping as I don't have the time to do it during weekdays. It goes the same with eatery places. We have more options to choose...Read More
Have you heard about Tao Bao before. The famous Chinese 'Lazada' that people have been talking about? Well, EZBuy Malaysia is an English translated version of Tao Bao where you can purchase everything under one roof but at a lower price. Like lowwwwwwww. You'll go cray cray for this I tell you. Except that you might need your Chinese friend to translate some...Read More
Situated nearby to a hostel cafe in USM itself, this little quirky cafe serves cakes, Western cuisine like lasagna and spaghetti, pie, coffee and other variety of drinks. By the way, the brownies are to die for :-) This cafe was recommended to me by a colleague. Finding this little cafe was not easy cause if you're not local, you might have difficulty...Read More
Spent last weekend at my parent's place although it was El Nino season. The weather was like oven. It already baked my skin to darker tone. But I like being tan. Didn't had any plans in mind. Had dinner with my brother-from-another-mother at a seafood restaurant then drove 1 hour for movie in Alor Star. Yes, it was my idea. Half way through...Read More
It was for a birthday celebration that we chose Kitchen 23 and because there are other Muslim friends tagging along, we had to go for a halal restaurant. The first thing that I saw upon reaching the restaurant was the Halal certification by JAKIM (good). This restaurant takes Halal seriously so by putting up those cert, it's easier for us to spot. Plus...Read More
Syawal is in a few days time and I'm very sure that some of you are busy making and preparing kuih, or rushing to buy your Aidilfitri outfit too. Well, I have settled mine months ago except Juan have not found his baju Melayu yet. For this year, I have prepared myself a maxi dress and as usual from Poplook. It's never easy...Read More
How do I describe Tree Monkey? Delicious.Dark.Windy.Amazing view. It was a nice evening on Tuesday last week when my colleague decided that we should have dinner in Tree Monkey just before the Ramadhan kick start. This has been planned ages but never executed. Our initial outing was that, we go for hiking to Monkey Beach. Knowing me and Tasha, food lover, I know...Read More
Perhaps a newly opened cafe by a fan of Penang football club. I assumed It was on Monday night that me and Juan couldn't bothered to cook dinner. Plus I couldn't decide what I wanted to eat. Juan googled interesting halal places to eat so we bumped into Haria Cafe. Their major dish was the nasi lemak kukus and ayam goreng berempah. Presentation...Read More
I've never been a coffee lover but Juan is. It started off after we got married that I became so hook up with coffee. In fact now I drink coffee every single day. Even on some weekends. Juan buys packets of coffee for him to bring them to office and some to stock up at home. I love coffee with more sweetness and...Read More
It was a weekend that I've been waiting for since March. With everything that is going on in the office, a longggg break, away from the work desk was what I needed. Lets just say that I didn't had a good week for the past few weeks. The initial plan was to go down to KL but the thought of having to go...Read More
During our stay in Agra, we had the opportunity to try out Mughal dish. Mughlai cuisine is a style of cooking developed in Medieval India by the royal kitchens of the Mughal Empire. It represents the cooking styles used in North India(especially Uttar Pradesh and Delhi), Pakistan(particularly among Muhajir people), and the Indian city of Hyderabad. The cuisine is strongly influenced by the Central...Read More
I believe that many do not know, the famous Ramly has expanded their business into F&B line. Their first outlet, located at both side of Gurun R&R sites, sits very strategically in between the hawker stalls and petrol station. Parking space is also available for customers. First impression: Ample space to sit. Tables and chairs are place nicely and not too close to...Read More
Our first stop during our trip to India was Jaipur. Jaipur is the capital and largest city of the Indian state of Rajasthan in Northern India. It was founded on 18 November 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, the ruler of Amber, after whom the city is named. The city today has a population of 3.1 million. Jaipur is also known as...Read More
