There are many transport options and ways to get around Malaysia. Public transport includes a bus service and several lines of rapid transport, such as the LRT, MRT, BRT, and monorail. When you land in KL, you need to get an airport taxi. …
Two long weekends in a row? That sounds like a lot of reason to celebrate, yo. If there’s one brunch you NEED to splurge on this month, it has got to be the Friday brunch at Namu in W Hotel Dubai, the …
Lately I’ve been busier than ever before. From October to December, it’s almost impossible to catch a breath in Dubai. Restaurants decide to launch; alfresco dining and outdoor terraces decide to reopen; all the PRs want to squeeze their events in before …
During our Malaysia Foodcation of 2016, M and I wanted to waste no time sleeping, so would head to a mamak every single night after the malls closed and my sister and cousin headed home because they respectively had work and school …
You know what my problem with smoothie bowls is? Their size. In order to decorate it in as celebratory a manner as it deserves, the bowl must be far too large for a single serving. This is the reason why I hardly …
Note: I was invited to Marina social for a tasting. I did not pay for this experience at Marina Social, however the views and opinions within this post are entirely my own. The biggest challenge most “fine dining” restaurants face in …
3 weeks is how long it had been since I went for a tasting with M, so I wanted for the end to this hiatus to be worth the wait. No, M wasn’t traveling; he was in Dubai – as was I- …
One of the (unhealthier) habits I adopt as soon as I set foot in Malaysia is that my water consumption drastically declines and I develop a bit of a compulsive obsession with Chatime. The plethora of exotic beverages on their menu are overwhelming …
I went to Cameron Highlands on my last trip to Malaysia mainly because my mom was very close to beating me up for not exploring the world enough and repeatedly getting lured back to KL because food is my life. She insisted …
*By definition, this post is a sponsored one as I was invited to Nayaab Haandi for this meal and I did not pay for it, but the views and opinions reflected within are purely my own. Pakistani is one of my absolute …
I cannot pen down eloquently enough how excited I was when I discovered Johnny’s steamboat in Malaysia, the best I can describe it is as a combination of heel clicking in the air and imaginary snow angels on the mall floor. I …
The struggle to cut down on carbs continues, as does the struggle to salvage forgotten items in the vegetable crisper. So, when I found a lone zucchini in the bottom of said crisper yesterday, I decided to put it to use and …
On a Friday, if I’m not sick in bed with a cold, I’ll be out brunching with M. I know a lot of Dubai-rasied denizens roll their eyes at what a pretentious way that is to spend a weekend, but you what– …
I first went to Ole Ole Bali back in 2013, and as soon as we bought out tickets to KL this year, it was one of the first places I jotted down on my “must-visit” list. Ole Ole Bali is not exactly …
Most tourists in KL–when in desire to explore the “night life”– either head to Arab Street in Bukit Bintang, or go to Petaling Street a.k.a. China Town. Few tourists have even heard of a Pasar Malam. My advice to you is that …