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I usually buy various spices, cheap atta chapati flour, chickpea flour, semolina flour, etc. at Brickfield near Kuala Lumpur Central Station, where Indian shops are lined up, and store them in the refrigerator for several months when they are all consumed. As a fit foodie, I love to make delicious and easy dessert at home […]
Super Healthy And Easy Semolina Basbousa Recipe Ever! Read More »
I like seafood so much more than meat that I can say that I can eat it every day. This is probably because I was born and raised in Korea, a peninsula country surrounded by sea on three sides, and grew up eating a variety of seafood-filled dishes that my mother makes almost every day.
US$7 Best Halal Sabah Seafood – Ikan Bakar Kak Mia Read More »
It’s been a while since I’ve written a blog post with my favorite food, kebab, so I can’t control my mouth watering. In addition, it is a buffet where you can enjoy a lot of delicious kebabs and curry dishes, as well as juicy and flavorful meat dishes. Importantly, this buffet is a Pakistani BBQ
The cheapest US$10 Pakistani buffet in Malaysia Read More »
Growing up in Korea, I used to eat kalguksu(knife noodles) in the cold winter with various fresh seafood. In particular, Kalguksu with clams and shredded zucchini is a great meal to enjoy instead of rice. Here in Malaysia, we found a noodle dish that rivals kalguksu, so whenever we think of Korean kalguksu, we tend
Until just a few weeks ago I’d never even heard of this theme park. I only found out about it after searching for somewhere with waterslides to take my son Berry for the holiday weekend. The Lost World of Tambun was certainly not the first place to pop up in the search results, far from
The Lost World of Tambun-Ipoh Malaysia Read More »
Whether traveling or living in Malaysia, it is true that anyone can enjoy a variety of Indian food at affordable prices at any time. Besides, it can be seen everywhere, and there are many places that are open 24 hours. However, there was a day when my family were very excited to be able to
Authentic Northern Indian Food at Sentral Chapati House in Kuala Lumpur Read More »
One of my favorite countries in the world for food is Indonesia, and one of my favorite Indonesian stylesis Nasi Padang. From these two statements I am sure you can logically conclude that I just love NasiPadang! Fortunately here in Malaysia we are spoiled for choice when it comes to Nasi Padang, which isunsurprising given
Sederhana – A little bit of Padang in Petaling Jaya Malaysia Read More »
Though not without its flaws, the Cinnamon buffet at One World Hotel, One Utama succeeded inimpressing us enough to secure a spot on our shortlist for a revisit! We actually stumbled upon this buffet by sheer chance. It was Mother’s Day here in Malaysia, and tocelebrate we had decided to splurge a little and head
A Pinch of Cinnamon? Malaysia’s Must-visit Seafood Buffet Read More »
One of the tastiest Arabic meals our family enjoyed in the Kota Damansara neighborhood where we now live apart from the Yemeni restaurants we’ve always been to in the past in Serdang and Sri kembangan. As the name of the restaurant “Arabica Restaurant” suggests, I feel like I can eat delicious Arabic style food. The
Delicious Lamb Kebabs And Mandi Rice at Arabica restaurant, Kota Damansara Read More »
As you may have noticed if you visit my blog, I like to cover some of the bad places I have eaten at, and not just the good ones. So today I will tell you about my worst banana leaf I have ever had in Malaysia so far. Warning ?? – It’s pretty bad! BananaBro?
The Worst Banana Leaf Experience Ever -BananaBro? No Thanks Bro! Read More »