Asia Cafe is located in SS15, Subang, which is about 20 minutes (by car) from KLCC. This naturally means you’ll find less tourists here, and since it is right across Taylor’s University, you’ll most likely see a lot of college students there. …
So I won’t even try and lie about how I enjoy activities other than eating, especially when I’m traveling; I’m all about the food, always and forever. Sight seeing? Pass. Museums and culture? Pass. Food? Yes, please, always. Once in a blue …
Fish shaped cones. That’s pretty much the simplest way to describe Bungeoppang. They’re taking Instagram by storm and are quite the latest fad. Why on Earth should ice-cream be served in a fish shaped cone? I’ll never know for the life of …
If you’re following me on Instagram and Snapchat (and you probably are), your ears/eyes must be bleeding from my vacation banter. I just got back from a foodie vacation–or a foodcation (as my lameness insists on calling it)– from Malaysia, and if …
M and I live in the suburbs of Dubai, or as some would put it: In The Middle Of The Desert. Believe it or not, we love it. We love Dubai and everything it has to offer, but we also love that …
Who here knows how much I love tea? I see a lot of hands being raised and eyes being rolled. I love tea. Big surprise. A piping hot cup of green tea in a Bone China mug in hand with a lit …
Say the words “Family Brunch” and “Kid Friendly” and you’ve lost me. Don’t hate, but seriously why on Earth would anyone without kids want to spend their hard-earned Friday in an endurance test: dining amongst a bunch of squealing pipsqueaks? Sorry doting …
I’ve previously been to Ewaan for Iftar, but during my recent staycation in The Palace Downtown, I got to enjoy what was possibly the best, most indulgent and most well-stocked hotel breakfast I’ve ever had the pleasure of sinking my teeth into. …
Last week, I decided to submerge myself into the ultimate Center Of Now experience, and spent a night in The Palace Downtown. While I was there, I had dinner at Asado, one of the best steakhouses in the UAE, and an Argentinean …
If you ask food bloggers or IGERS for a list of the most ‘gram-able cafes and restaurants in Dubai, I can guarantee you that Pots, Pans & Boards will make the list, if not top it. Pots, Pans and Board is the …
Did I ever tell you how much I love brunch? Only about a hundred million times, I’m sure. Brunch allows me to have a late breakfast and keep grazing till it’s time for lunch and then keep eating till it’s time for …
Taipei Dao, which roughly translates to “pathway to Taipei” is undeniably a hidden gem in the heart of Business Bay, Dubai. It’s a Taiwanese Teahouse, which makes complete sense since dim sum is a usual accompaniment to tea in the Chinese culture. …
As the name suggests, Totora is a Peruvian cebicheria, and they claim to specialize in ceviche. I love ceviche, so when I was invited there, I clicked my heels with joy and prepared myself for post-meal snow-angels. Perhaps my expectations were too …
During my stay at the Waldorf Astoria in RAK, M and I had lunch at Marjan, an eclectic Middle Eastern restaurant with a menu created by the famed Joe Barza from Lebanon and art created by Sasan Nasernia. This was an unusual choice …
Palazzo Versace is one of my most favorite hotels. I’m sure I’ve said it before but a little reiteration never hurt anyone. It’s classy, elegant, and extravagant. Sometimes, you want need that in your life. You want to celebrate a special occasion or …