Food Food Food!

I am finally getting over the tough life filled with exams, notes & formulas. And now, I'm home for the holiday and feel free to relax! I love the feeling that I can do anything I like, such as wake up from enough sleep everyday, accompany my Mum to the grocery store and watch my favorite movies and drama series. I suppose if everything can be less complicated, then life can be so wonderful.



Last Sunday, my B decided to bring me on a shopping hunt for my birthday present. I am a happy girl because pocket money is given from B to me for the shopping! At the same time, we also spent our time with B's buddy Sylvester Boo for the past few days. I bet he was fatigued after the "Sunway Pyramid - SS15 - Times Square - Subang Parade - Taylor's - SS15" night. Thanks Ah Boo for driving us around and accompanying us to go so many places after his class. Next time we must go for T.G.I Friday's again and make it success to dine there okay? XD

It's more precisely to be said as a food hunt trip than a shopping trip for me because I didn't really buy much things but we ate so much! So, the rest of this post will be flooded with mouth-watering food photos :D

1. First dinner @Fish & Co, 1 Utama Shopping Centre.

It says: One bite & you're hooked!

My says: I think Fish & Co. is less pricey if compared with Manhattan Fish Market. The price range was around RM12.90 - RM2X for the grilled seasonal / salmon fish set comes with two side dishes out of three choices (coleslaw, rice or fries).

Thumbs up for the grilled seasonal fish with peri-peri sauce! Not a really spicy dish tho.

Boys can be so narcissistic sometimes. He was forcing me to take his picture with the food.

B with Ah Boo.

I forgot its name but Ah Boo said the greenish veggies on the grilled fish is a turn-off for the dish.


2. Sakae Sushi @Subang Parade

It says: We serve only what we eat.

My says: Previously, I have seen people talking about this Japanese restaurant's cockroach sushi incident in Facebook. Thus when I know the restaurant tagline, the first thing that came across my mind was: So Sakae Sushi eats its own cockroach sushi too? LOL. Luckily I see cockroach neither in the food served nor in the restaurant this time. If it wasn't because we had missed T.G.I Friday's promotion, we wouldn't go to Sakae Sushi also.


I always complain about the boyf 's photography skill because he always take ugly / not-ready-to-shoot photos of mine.

Together. Three of us :)

I ordered teriyaki chicken ramen but it's not satisfying at all. The chicken was not fresh and taste unpleasantly 'chickeny'. I don't know how to describe the real taste, but it just taste like it's frozen for a very long time already.

Teriyaki chicken don for B. Taste much more better than mine when the chicken was broiled with the teriyaki marinade.

Ah Boo's Unagi Don. Tempting!

Unagi sushi

3. Ko Hyang Korean Country Delights @Sunway Pyramid




I have mentioned several times that I'm a big fans of Korean food in my blog. When I noticed this Korean food outlet, I immediately told B that I must have my lunch there before leaving KL. After the meal at Ko Hyang, I would say it's strongly recommended to every Korean food fans out there! The price was considered the most reasonable and affordable among other Korean food restaurants that I have visited in Melaka & JB. And the most importantly, their dishes were not inferior in any way to the other expensive Korean restaurant.

Free side dishes. I miss their kim chi!

Kim Chi Ji Gae with mixed grain rice (RM15.90)
I love Korean style rice because its texture is more sticky and chewy.


Closer look to the sizzling kimchi stew. Hot, spicy and a bit kimchish at the same time. Love it to the max!

Kim Chi Jeon (RM11.50)
Tasted extraordinary good with a dip of the sauce. Even the boyf likes it!

I really would like to try the Doppoki but someone insisted to have his Chinese style breakfast - soy bean milk and you tiao from I-love-yoo! Korean food is always not to my boyfriend's liking because he thinks that K-food is always pricey. The scrumptious korean food is always tasted 'weird' and too spicy for him.

4. My Honeymoon Dessert @Sunway Pyramid

I visited twice to My Honeymoon and I think their signature durian pancake was the only dessert which worth a try. Well, perhaps what we had ordered were not really their signature dessert. Other than durian pancake, the rest of the desserts that we had tried didn't really suit our taste.

Taro ball with purple rice soup (RM6)
Personally I think the sweet soup should taste creamy and sweet. However the 紫米露 was a bit dilute and not sweet enough for me.

Sesame cream with soy bean curd (RM6)
The 芝麻糊 was slightly bitter and it was not rich in texture at all. When it mixed with the bean curd, it tasted totally weird :(

Signature Durian pancake (RM9)
Just look at the thick layer of cream and durian filling. Need I say more?
You will definitely indulge yourself with it if you're a durian lover.


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Hungry now? ;)

Signing off with groaning tummy. Buh-bye!

Imma K-Cuisine Freak!

HELLO EVERYBODY AND HAPPY DEEPAVALI! Have you planned your schedule on this long weekend? I'm currently back to my hometown! I could indulge myself in the craving for delicacies everytime I come back to my lovely home. And of course, this time was not an exception too.

Second sis brought us to Han Korea BBQ Restaurant @Taman Molek yesterday. It was almost a full house when we reached the restaurant at the dinner time. There were quite a number of Singaporean customers due to the public holiday.

They served a great variety of korean cuisine. From the main course to the side order, you name it they have it.


A standard Korean meal with all the dishes and bowls. They were usually refillable and free of charge.


Bibimbap with the raw sunny side up.


It's just like the mixed rice with vegetables and some rice crust. To whom who hates egg yolk, I guess this would be the last dishes that you would want to try.


Seafood pancake. However there's always no seafood inside the pancake in every korean restaurant that I dined -___-


Ginseng chicken soup. Not really appeal to me.


Non-marinated tenderloin


More juicy if compared with pork.


The MUST HAVE CONDIMENTS of Korean barbecue : sesame oil, ssamjang (spicy soy bean paste), lettuce & garlic slice


Streaky pork to-be-grilled


Done!

My way of eating Korean BBQ:

A slice of lettuce with the meat inside to reduce the grease.Topped with some ssamjang.

If you are someone who's so into heavy flavour (like me), you can add a slice of garlic too.

Wrap the meat with lettuce nicely. And..... Om nom nom nom nom, yummmy! (I should take a pic to illustrate how I gobbled down the whole wrapping :D)

P.S. You may also like another post of mine about Korean cuisine :)

Hometown Besties

I just sat for my first subject of final exam this morning. I don't really understand the essay question and after the exam, I searched for the answer in my notes but there was not even a single page related with the question. I was not sure whether this question was out of syllabus or what. I was asking everyone like: "How have you answered the 'employee counselling' question?" Then all the answer I got was: "Just crap!" I feel that I am not alone. LOL

Sorry I haven't been blogging much these days. I have been burying myself in reading since the following two weeks will be the exam week. Besides that, I have to endure with fever and cough. Luckily my condition has improved a lot, otherwise this definitely will be killing me in this exam week.

I went for a gathering with my high school friends during the last holiday at hometown. I didn't take much photos because YenJou & I had left earlier to meet up wit JY. We went to Jusco Tebrau for a midnight movie session. We were managed to watch Step Up 3 at the third row and my back became so stiff after the movie. However the movie was satisfying, it worth to watch the second time :)

The queue was so long tho it was already midnight. It was public holiday.

@ Jusco Tebrau.

With JY.


WeiHan came along too!

Yeah yeah, Hunny boy came to meet me at JB on the next day! The couple and us had our lunch @the korean food restaurant 食客. I miss the korean food so much! Wu li YenJou, when lar we will pay our second visit to 食客 again???

Hunny had a hair-cut the day before he met me.
I kept complaining that he didn't look good in short hair :(

The couple :)

YenJou suggested us to order the set meal for two persons only even though we had four persons' stomach rumbled with hunger during that time. She said that the portion they served for two person set meal should be enough for us. We understood it after the meal. So full!

Side dishes.

The marinated chicken, pork belly and squid were grilled to the perfection by the waitress.

Kimchi pancake. Hunny loves it.

I love this kimchi soup to the max!
This savory soup was quite spicy but it was well balanced with the kimchi.

Doppoki! Jeongmal mas-iss-eoyo! (It's really delicious!)

End of post :) I have to back to the revision now.

The next subject will be Mathematics on Friday. I hate math :(

F-o-o-dilicious ♥ Muar (Part Two)

Hello peeps! The foodilicious post and me are back! The internet connection is getting better now so finally I got the mood to blog. Let's continue with the part two now ♥

Before I had visited hunny's house at Muar, he told me it was a must for me to taste this laksa at the eatery shop opposite Muar Trade Centre. He said I would definitely likey because I am a super spicy freak and this laksa is extremely hot and spicy! He claimed that he could even feel the hotness of this laksa when he was just took a sniff at it. I took his words as exaggeration as he couldn't really eat spicy food.

It was not exaggeration, I could totally understand his feeling after I taste it. A satisfaction to my spicy addiction!

Lok lok, some kind of food skewers with wide range of variety that you can dip it in the boiling water and have it with your favourite sauce (in case you don't know what is lok lok). I have special feeling towards this street food for idk why reason. I found it one night I went out with hunny and I shouted:"Stop the car!" and rushed down the car to get it.


Mori Cafe@ Muar


The beverages which Mori Cafe@Muar served were much more better than the one at my university area, and they were cheaper too.


Fruit shaved ice @冰点小栈

Rated 1 star only. Can you imagine that you are just eating the shaved ice only without any other dressings after you have finished the fruit topping? That is it.


Mee Hun Kueh @idk where was it =P Somewhere near 冰点小栈. Their business was good everytime I visited there, especially during supper time.

Dried & soup hand-made noodles.

They served ngo-hiang too.

Last time I visited Muar, hunny and I had dim sum combo in two early mornings. The first morning we went to Yuan Kee Kopitiam in the town. The dim sum there was pretty delicious and the price was really cheap too.

I love their century egg congee so much! A comfort food that made me felt so refresh in the early morning.

The second morning we went to 满香楼@Third Road. The dim sum there was comparatively pricey, but the ambience there was more classy than the previous one too. We only tried few dim sum @满香楼 as we had just finished our chicken noodles that morning. The egg tarts served there was a must try dessert! The pastry crust was so crispy and the egg mustard was extremely soft and it actually flows into your mouth as you eat it. P.S. Hunny and I finished them all before I remembered to take the pic of the egg tarts :(

Awww, I am craving for dim sum now...

In a nutshell, if you wish to gain weight, the best solution is to date a boy from Muar, :P Muar is indeed a paradise of food! p.s. also a place where failed my diet plan :P Thanks hunny for always spoil me with those delicacies, whenever I am craving for them.

The wall sticker that I had pasted secretly on hunny's bedroom wall, as our 4th monthsary gift, hope that he would get a surprise! Happy 4th monthsary, I ♥ U my hunny bunny >3