Patisseries Yusuf Usta: Turkish bakery and restaurant @ Ampang Park

Hi guys!
I’ve just discovered this restaurant in Ampang Park and I’m keen to go and try everything in their menu!

Anyone wants to join me?
It will have to be during lunch around 12 pm to 2 pm, weekdays or Saturday.

Do let me know! 🙂


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CLIQUE CLINIC: Review of PICO Genesis Laser in Malaysia

Yes, I’m back at Clique again!
Actually, ever since my successful Coolsculpting procedures in 2014 I’ve been a staunch supporter of Clique’s aesthetic treatments.

For 3 years since, I’ve had dermal fillers done (using Neauvia and Belotero) besides regular PRP as well as Q-Switch sessions.
Those are mostly for my face, since my major concern was aging and I’ve had professed desire for clearer, radiant skin.
The Clique team understood my concerns and limitations and had always only recommend necessary and suitable treatments. I’ve since grown so comfortable and assured with Clique services that I’m rather reliant on Dr Lim’s and Dr Bob’s professional insights and advice.

The recent breakthrough for Clique was CUTERA New PICO Genesis™ Treatment with enlighten™, the most advanced laser system for removing stubborn skin discolouration and unwanted tattoos.

PICO is said to be an “advanced ” form of laser compared to the Q-Switched.


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Sri Lankan food in KL/PJ : Try Yarl at Brickfields for the apam, puttu, kottu

After my visit to Sri Lankan Cafe at Gasing PJ area, I’ve noted two more Sri Lankan food outlets in my to-try -list.

The opportunity to visit Yarl came about during an assignment by The Malay Mail. Part of my job requires me to scout for eateries near Tun Sambathan Monorail so as I was walking around the area I stumbled upon Yarl’s.

Since it was in my to-try-list for some time, I was understandably eager to dine here.

My first visit was however, not particularly impressive.
I had the lunch items and while I love the vegetables and the chicken, the mutton was quite hard and chewy. When one of the staff inquired about my meal, I took the opportunity to feedback about the mutton. I was informed that that’s the way the recipe is.

BELOW: My lunch – RM13.00.

I then inquired about the rows of dishes on display – are these all Sri Lankan or South Indian?
I was assured that all the dishes are Sri Lankan cuisine, save for 2 vegetables.


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Delicious food in Brickfields: Lawanya Food Corner

As much as I enjoy my Indian food, few South Indian or banana leaf outlets in KL/PJ compelled me to return after an initial visit.
A handful are ok, others I would rate as “decent” but most serve overly greasy food and soggy vegetables.

Yes, I’m rather particular about the vegetables simply because I LOVE indian cooked vegetables!
More often than not, a fulfilling meal for me at an Indian restaurant consists of only vegetables.


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Mitsubishi Electric’s new R32 MS-HN air con for greener Mother Earth

Leading the way in comfort, efficiency and reliability, Mitsubishi Electric Group introduced the brand new R32 refrigerant MS-HN series Room Air Condition.

Managing Director of Mitsubishi Electric Sales Malaysia Sdn Bhd (MESM), Mr. Hiroaki Ashizawa said that the MS-HN series further enhances the Mitsubishi Electric DNA – Shoki Hoko, which means their Corporate Responsibility to society.


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