If you ever visit Chinatown in Bangkok, you will find an abundance of Chinese delicacies especially bird’s nest and shark’s fin soup (those who are strongly against shark’s fin, please skip this post!). The price of shark’s fin on display ranged from 300 baht to as high as 8000 baht. We took a leisurely stroll [...]
As I take a walk along Penang Heritage Trail, apart from taking in the colonial architecture and cultural heritage and practices, I come across stalls selling some of Malaysia’s popular street snacks.
Along Kimberley Street, just off Kapitan Keling Road where Chowrasta Market is, there is a stall selling ban chang kueh (also known as apom balik), [...]
Departure Lounge in Solaris Mont Kiara is a cozy travel-themed cafe serving all day breakfast and specialty sandwiches. It is the perfect place to hang out for a meal while planning your next travel destination.
On Saturday morning, a few of us met up at Departure Lounge for a catchup over breakfast. Apart from the lovely travel [...]
Head to Pub Street in the Old Market area, for a taste of nightlife in Siem Reap. A street packed with restaurants and bars, you may find practically all you need along and around this street, from street food, to pharmacies, to massage parlours to souvenir shops and so on. Although busiest at night, it is [...]
Photos from Christmas Lunch – a potluck of delicious homemade dishes!
the christmas meal laid out on the table
quiche, turkey stuffing and appetizing salad with olives
the customary roast turkey
cous cous
food glorious food!
serving after serving
heating up the brandy in preparation for dessert
traditional christmas pudding with brandy
look who’s grown…
beautiful round eyes
havin a good laugh
the two princesses
The abundance of Chinese restaurants, as well as Malaysian, Indian, Thai, Middle Eastern food widely available in Bayswater area, especially Queensway, has made this area widely popular for those seeking a taste of asian cuisine. Revisiting Bayswater after 6 years, brings back fond memories of life as a student in London. It was good to [...]
This cozy Belgian eatery tucked away in an alley in Covent Garden still doesn’t fail to fascinate me after several years, with its unique setting and ambience. It is still apparent that this place remains immensely popular amongst Londoners for its mussels and beer.
“Beat the Clock!”
In spite of not being a huge fan of mussels, [...]
