Location: Perfectly in the bustling area of Burma Road & mere minutes away from schools, shopping complexes, hospitals and local hawker food centres. The 3 bedroom apartment below is only…
Luscious colours, imaginative contrasts and unorthodox inspiration give Sasha Rowena’s creations a distinctive flair of their own. What really sets them apart, however, is the strong incorporation of local culture into her designs. Rowena weaves an East-meets-West thread through all her work, fusing contemporary materials and flamboyant colours with traditional influences that give her designs an international appeal.
After having my eyes dazzled & brains fuzzled (with the prices) during the media tour (POST HERE –check out the brilliant craftmanship of the watches & jewelleries) , we were treated to a scrumptious dinner at Shook! KL.
Not just another western dinner; mind you, but a superbly executed fusionised menu, with clever amalgamation of local ingredients & western presentation, such as the “sushi” in the amuse bouche below.
Amuse Bouche – Serunding Maki, Satay Kajang.
For the fourth consecutive year, YTL Corporation Berhad, together with the endorsement and support of the Ministry of Tourism, is proud to officially launch A Journey Through Time IV – Asia’s grandest luxury watch and jewellery showcase – via an exclusive Tourism Malaysia Gala Night.
The VIPs attending the exclusive gala included Tan Sri Dato’ (Dr) Francis Yeoh, Managing Director, YTL Corporations Berhad, as well as Dato’ Dr James Dawos Mamit, the Deputy Minister of Tourism.
This should be an expected continuation from my previous post on Plan B; LOL, as I have been tweeting about this new place consistently ever since my first visit.
My make over session courtesy of Ana Consultancy. How did all of this begin? Here is the flow of the Blogger Makeover Quick Guide:- 1. Our image consultant, Ana meets…
Mandarin Grill at Mandarin Oriental Hotel, KL.
The name Mandarin Grill conjures images of expensive bills & perfect steaks.
‘Why‘, you ask?
Well, that’s the impression that any reader of any of the reviews on Mandarin Grill posted on the net would get.
I would list Bee Won Korean Restaurant under one of my “highly recommended” Korean restaurants in KL.
For starters, Bee Won serves one of the best banchan among all Korean restaurants I have tried (by a rough estimation I think I have tried about 15 so far) & I personally opine that good fresh bachan is an important criteria for rating a Korean joint.
For PJ area, a strong contender for best Korean is Korea House in SS2 (post up soon!). Both of these Korean restaurants offers seriously homely, authentic Korean cuisine in good portions and they came tagged with reasonable prices to boot.
Bachan: Small in portion but big in variety. Oh, it is refillable too. I love ’em!
