The launch of AIA Vitality programme in Malaysia!
Workout, eat healthy, take care of your wellbeing and be rewarded?
Now, that is precisely the incentives offered by the AIA Vitality programme.
Bake Cheese Tart (HK) vs Tokyo Secret vs Hokkaido Baked Cheese Tart
Though Bake Cheese Tart is not available in Malaysia (as yet, but maybe soon since it is already in Singapore!), I’m including a short snippet here so if you are ever in Hong Kong or Japan and asked yourself if it’s worth the queue, I hope my description here will help you to decide.
Botanica Deli @ Hotel VE, Bangsar South City
I’ve accepted fewer and fewer invites for food tastings lately.
The reasons are many, but not suitable for this post.
However, I make exceptions when the outlet concerned is related to health and wellness!
Andrew Kit’s homemade artisan breads and banana cake
I’m a big fan of anything homemade, even more so when it is not “entirely commercial”; as in it is available for sale but in small batches and from homemakers/bakers that keeps strict QC on her/his produce.
McDonald’s : Foldover Lazeez Chicken & Mashwi (beef), Chendol Sundae, Bubur Cha Cha Pie
There are only 2 reasons for me to walk into a McDonald’s; (1) I’m a tourist in another country and I’m checking out their local McD’s for something unique, or (2) there is new McDonald’s product launched in Malaysia.
Rest assured I’m not an advocate of Mcdonald’s or any of its food.
So far I’ve tried McD’s in Australia (wagyu burger), Paris (McBaguette), Chengdu (green Chicken Wrap), Hong Kong (macaroni soup and corn pie), Thailand (pork), Singapore and Korea (Bulgogi burger).
For Malaysia the previous Lychee Pie was disappointing, and so was the Spinach Pie.
I didn’t managed to try the Foldover Mashwi and Foldover Lazeez last year so I had to have my curiosity satisfied this year.
And you know what?
I wish I wasn’t the curious sort.
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