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Ipoh Hotels via HotelQuickly app – save on hotel bookings!

Post author:Rebecca Saw
Post published:September 22, 2015
Post category:Accommodations Travel
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I was in Ipoh for a week recently, researching on the best Ipoh dim sums, top Ipoh cafes and the Ipoh must-eats in this laidback yet lovely town.

Being an “out-of-towner” I had to seek hotel accommodations and for the purpose of my Ipoh guide, I chose to stay in 4 different hotels for the each night I was there.
The reason to experience staying in as many hotels as possible was so I’ll be able to recommend suitable accommodation in my Ipoh food guide.

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Where is Ipoh best taufufa/soybean curd: Woong Kee, Ding Feng, Funny Mountain, Tai Soo, Lou Yao Kei – Bercham

Post author:Rebecca Saw
Post published:September 16, 2015
Post category:Food
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The texture of Ipoh taufufa is unbelievable.

So silky smooth, it slides down your throat with ease, cooling its path and bringing much comfort to the parched throat.
Otherwise it works just as well as a deserved treat. There isn’t a need to justify a (or more) bowl of beancurd when you are in Ipoh!

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The Huskitory Cafe, Melaka : doggy cafe in Melaka

Post author:Rebecca Saw
Post published:August 27, 2015
Post category:Melaka
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Out of the many cafes at Melaka one that is worth visiting is The Huskitory Cafe.

Its location isn’t as convenient as Taman Asean is quite a drive away (about 20 minutes from Jonker area) from Malacca city but its unique disposition makes it a novelty.

After all, how many dog cafes are there in Malaysia?
Maybe 4 -5 in the Klang Valley but none are huskies-specific. And for Melaka, this is the only pet cafe (no cat cafes as yet) in the state.

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Food in Visakhapatnam, INDIA

Post author:Rebecca Saw
Post published:June 24, 2015
Post category:Food Travel
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Frankly we didn't really get to try many variety of food during our time in Vizag. Have you heard of the horror stories of travellers suffering from diarrhea in India? Well, we have and…

Apom Guan vs Apom Chooi PENANG – Review

Post author:Rebecca Saw
Post published:June 20, 2015
Post category:Food Penang
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It is an inevitable thing, to compare both.
I grew up eating both, and for as long as I can remember, I’ve never had a preference of one over the other.

It was a matter of who has a shorter queue at my time of arrival, though I tend to head to Apom Guan more often. It was merely habit, and also because it is nearer to the Loh Han Guo drink stall that I always patronized.

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Durian Buffet (Eat-All-You-Can) by the sea @ Four Points by Sheraton Penang

Post author:Rebecca Saw
Post published:June 18, 2015
Post category:Food
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It’s the season of the world’s most loved (or hated) fruit!
The King of Fruits makes a return and every durian loving human is going crazy. Yes, that includes me. 🙂

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DoubleTree Resort by Hilton Penang : A sneak peek

Post author:Rebecca Saw
Post published:June 17, 2015
Post category:Accommodations Travel
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Many friends and followers of my social sites had impressed interest on the new DoubleTree Resort by Hilton Penang when I posted pictures of myself at the press conference last Monday.
Most asked for pictures, as they were curious of how it would look like.

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Nyonya Memoirs – live theatre show & shopping in Terminal Pahlawan Melaka

Post author:Rebecca Saw
Post published:June 7, 2015
Post category:Fun Glamour Melaka Travel
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‪Melaka‬ today has more to offer than merely food and Jonker Walk.

Both may still be the first and foremost focus when one plans a trip to Melaka, but I’m telling you now that your itinerary should include the Nyonya Memoirs IF you are in the historical city on either Friday, Saturday or Sunday.

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