House of Häagen-Dazs, the new Secret Sensations – Chocolate Fondant, Creme Brulee
Fans of Haagen Dazs would be pleased to know there are more creations to indulge in their favourite ice cream.
Fans of Haagen Dazs would be pleased to know there are more creations to indulge in their favourite ice cream.
Just 2 weeks back John from Sony asked me to share some of my travel photos for one of the Sony Teh Tarik sessions.
This yonanas device, (I thoroughly disapprove of the name) must be the best device I have held in my arms this year! 🙂
The roti john I’m familiar with is the one I see sold at Ramadan Bazaars. In fact I hardly ever saw roti john back in Penang (but my time in Penang was many years ago) so roti john was one of those “KL food” (a loose term I use for food that I find unfamiliar when I first land in KL) that was new to me.
Roti John = long bread coated with scrambled eggs with minced meat (beef or chicken), topped with cabbage and drizzled with a generous amount of mayo.
Any fans of hats here? It’s surprising that in the sunny weather of Malaysia there aren’t many of us that wear hats.
Hats in its many forms and designs can be absolutely stylish and undeniably eye-catching.
In Bukit Bintang area and craving for good local/hawker food that is reasonably priced yet served in an air conditioned and comfortable environment?
I’m sure the food court comes to mind. Variety, hygienic and possibility of a meal for under RM20.
Now, how about dim sum for 2? Or 1? Good dim sum, reasonably priced, but you’re shy to walk into a hotel or restaurant and order only 3-4 variety/items? And dim sum served from morning til night?
Well, now you can at Layumcha, another new brand by 2 great masters – Chua Lam and Master Chef Xing Kor; a 23 years veteran in the art of making dim sum.
A favorite of both locals & tourists, Lot 10 Hutong has successfully bought together some of the best, most famous local food together in a single destination of comfort and convenience.
Just yesterday Tan Sri Francis Yeoh announced the launch of the Hutong brand in Guangzhou, China, a globalization move that every one of us as Malaysian should be proud of.
Now Malaysian food (really authentic ones) will be available in Zhujiang (in Guangzhou), in the Fuli Yingxin Building starting August 2013.