Fun fact: ramen is actually the Japanese adaptation of Chinese wheat noodles, and the Chinese dumpling ramen at Kung Fu Ramen in Summit USJ Subang was simply sublime. Imagine the depth of Japanese ramen but with the spices and aromatics of Chinese …
On our most recent trip to Malaysia, M and I weren’t on a foodcation by ourselves, but in fact we went with my parents on a farewell trip to the Malaysia we knew as my sister’s home of 8 years. Because my …
I love Malaysia. It is — in my justifiable opinion–the best Far Eastern country for a foodie seeking Halal options. Whether I want Malay food or Thai, or Taiwanese or Korean, I feel like Malaysia can supply with me with as authentic …
Suria KLCC is the name of the shopping mall in the Petronas Towers, which were formerly the tallest buildings in the world, and still the tallest twin towers in the world. While it is a much visited tourist destination, I really don’t …
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. …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
Petaling Street or China Town is a pretty standard entry on every tourist’s itinerary when in KL. KL is a city, and hence all there is to explore really (besides food, of course) is the city life, which is illuminated more once …
Sangkaya. Where the coconut ice cream is so good, you have no choice but to turn a blind eye to how the service is so very lousy terrible. Sangkaya caught my eye on my first day in Malaysia, at Sunway Pyramid Mall, but …
On my recent visit to KL, I divided my time among different hotels, as I was greedy for as much material for my blog as I could possible muster up. I’m not even exaggerating, I slept only 4-6 hours a night and …
I was dying to try out Celestial Court because of course I wanted to have dim sum on my trip to KL; and it’s close to impossible to find halal dim sum anywhere outside of a nice hotel. The last time I …