JJ the audio GPS

Before heading to Klang, both JJ and Kelson did their homework the night before. They checked on blogs for the fehmes Klang BKT and map. *So amazed!* However, when we were in Klang, in looking for the fehmes Klang BKT shop, we lost track because we couldn’t spot the “Am Bank”. Then, we used my Nokia 5800 GPS to find our way. LOL.. Watching the duo from the passenger seat, Shirley and I couldn’t stop laughing.

Long story cut short, we found the place.

Restoran Fei Kay Bak Kut Teh

And to my amazement, it’s not a coffee shop, it’s a RESTAURANT (note the shop’s signboard). hahaha.. I am Miss Jakun in KL lah.

Varieties of Chinese tea leaves

On every table, there’s a tea set and a basket of varieties of Chinese tea leaves for you to choose from.

(Klang people drinks a lot of tea. And most of the time, they bring their own tea leaves.)

Pu Er Cha

We decided to have Pu Er Cha. It is believed to help cleanse fat and oil.

Tea Master

JJ was our Tea Master.

Little cups of Pu Er Cha

Since there were so many little cups, and also each cup is like a mouthful only, we had 2 cups each.

Green Chillies

I wonder if it’s just me or the chillies. Everywhere I go, there’s only green chillies, even if they have red ones, they are not spicy at all. T________T

Garlic

When having Bak Kut Teh, garlic is an essential! Believe me, it is!

Our Klang Breakfast

Here comes our breakfast :3

Yew Char Kueh

Yew Char Kueh is a MUST for bak kut teh. It’s like coffee and creamer.

Fei Kay Klang Bak Kut Teh

The bak kut teh is still boiling when it was placed on our table. Crispy lettuce covered most of the claypot.

BKT settles down

Had to wait till the BKT settles down then can scoop the inside to “show off”

BKT ingredients

There are lean meat porkie, fatty porkie, porkie parts and tofu skin inside the BKT.

chewy fatty porkie

porkie innards

One of the thing I like about Klang BKT is that the soup is very nice and you can ask for soup refill for FREE. Mehh.. If in Kuching, they will charge RM1-RM2 for soup refill. =_____=|||

Fei Kay Klang Dry Bak Kut Teh

I absolutely love this dry BKT. It’s very different from the wet BKT. The taste is very flavourful.

smelling good

The dry BKT is not BKT without soup. The cooking method is different. Instead of cooking the porkie with herbal soup, the dry BKT is porkie cooked with dried chillies, sotong (cuttlefish), and ladies finger.

porkie innards

dried chilli, sotong & ladies finger

fattie porkie

The limited sauce from the dry BKT is a fight for. The sauce is very tasty and best to go with plain rice <3

Porkie texture

JJ said that Klang’s porkie’s texture and porkie from KL city is very different. This is because of the food these piggies are fed are different. Very enlightening. o.O!!

"posters" on the wall

Apparently, Fei Kay BKT was featured in some local papers, and according to JJ and Kelson, lotsa blogs review them too, and what not, now on Annna.net as well.

Price list

This is the price list for their Dry BKT (left side) and Wet BKT (right side). If you know how to read Chinese, you can easily understand the price list. If you are Banana (don’t read Chinese) like me, here’s the translated price list for your reference:

Dry BKT per person – RM8.50

Wet BKT per person – RM7.50

Rice – RM1 (Big); RM0.60 (Small)

Tea – RM0.50

Canned drinks/Soft drinks – RM1.80

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My food hunters:

JJ & Shirley

Mr. Don't Want Show Face to Camera Canon Kelson Ng * Zhu Zhui Tang

<3 BKT <3

I have a feeling that we are going for food hunting again this weekend :3

taken from Rosewong.com

And because I have no Starbucks pichas to brag, I shall brag about my laksa day at Golden Arch, 3rd Mile which was on the next day of the Starbucks day.

spotted leftovers at the passenger seats

Bro was nice to drive that morning. So, I took the opportunity to camwhore the whole journey from home to Golden Arch. Hekhekhek

I is Tigress

Am 24 6 years old only. Born in the year of tiger. Rwoww rwoww.. For months, my marther and I purposely shop more in Guardian that other outlets so we could trade this Tiger plushy for free. :3

The Tiger

You know, it is just like The Dog – big head small body. Even the eyes are big and round. Makes mine looks sepet (small). wteff..

Golden Arch - Not goldy pun

We reached Golden Arch in less than 20 minutes (good traffic mah).

Here’s the location map (in case you too noob to don’t know where it is):

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Laksa Sarawak Special @ RM5.50

This is the fehmes Sarawak Laksa from Golden Arch. This is the one Sixthseal like a lot. Gotta agree with him lah. The laksa soup is riched with coconut milk!

2 big prawns

Only 2 prawns for the Laksa Special BUT they are so BIG!

Laksa Ayam @ RM4.50

Some people (the brother) who are not prawn tolerant ordered Laksa Ayam (no prawns, just chicken) wteff.. Since he only wanted chicken for his laksa, the generous laksa taukehnio (lady boss) gave him extra extra beehoon (rice vermicelli). The big fella couldn’t finish the laksa in the end. LOL

Yew Char Kuay

The best stuff to go with laksa! Educated everyone to dip yew char kuay in their laksa *forcefully*. :3 I hope they liked it.

Popiah

The popiah so so only lah..

9 people squeezing in one small table

These peeps are the greatest! Woke up early on a Sunday morning to join me for a Laksa breakfast <3

Frankie & Steve

Even Frankie and Steve woke up early for breakfast!!! ^..^ so touched

Because it was a big group, we changed table (I was still half way eating my laksa wei).

CHH Loudao & Kie

And Frankie was the only one who ate fried kuay tiaw instead of Laksa. lol

biz talk on SwkBlogs

The Core Team having some serious discussions *serious faces* kakakkaa..

Oh, did I mention that some of them were hiding something behind me that entire day? Mehh.. They were up to something.  I know one.

Gladys

One of the mastermind for something that very evening (which I later found out). >:]

Thanks for coming!

Thank you all for joining me for a Laksa breakfast!! I hope that we can have more breakfast gathering again.

Wanted to continue posting on my Taiwan trip, but decided to show of my yesterday’s breakfast :3

I went to Foody Goody Cafe, Tabuan Stutong Commercial Centre for breakfast yesterday. Never tried the laksa there because I always berlaksa at Fat Cat Cafe, when I’m in that area.

Foody Goody Cafe is located in the same “arch” as Kuching Specialist Hospital. View map. It is very easy to spot the coffeeshop. Same row as the hospital, with long red signboard.

Kopi-O @ RM0.90

The Kopi-O (black coffee) is harum (nice fragrance). :3~~ Yea, still can find 90 cents kopi-o in Kuching.

Among all the foody goody stalls, one of the most happening one is the laksa stall.

Laksa @ RM4.00

According to @Myremi from Mum-Mum, the laksa stall is like a factory! It is true that they have at least 8 person operating the stall: 2 person prepare the ingredients, 1 cook, 5 servers. Under her sharp observation, she shared, “i timed it once. 3 bowls = 5 min. and they run out of food by 10-10:30 am. open 7 am”. I didn’t need to wait for more than 10 minutes for my order, even when it’s on a Sunday morning (where business is extra good).

So many prawnies!

The laksa (normal) comes with at least 8 prawns! That’s quite a lot for an ordinary bowl of laksa.

Big vs Small

Bro ordered BIG laksa. The portion of the BIG laksa is the same as the normal ones, just size of the prawn is different.

Lime and Sambal

The laksa comes with lime and spicy sambal – not to my liking because it has a weird after taste =x

Well, the laksa itself is pretty spicy already, don’t need to add the sambal to make it spicier.

4 sticks of Yew Char Kueh @ RM2.00 (50 cents each)

There is this Kuih stall just outside the coffeeshop. They sell freshly made yew char kueh. Who could resist it? We ordered four sticks of yew char kueh for three persons (big eaters maa).

Yew Char Kueh dippings

The yew char kueh goes supremely well with the laksa soup. You guys should give it a try. I tak tipu (no cheat) one.  This can fill up your tank if you think the laksa noodle/beehoon is too little for you.

After finishing our laksa, our tummy felt a little dissatisfied as there are still plenty of space in it. =X

Han Chi Peng & Yew Char Kueh

So, we went to the kuih stall for more yew char kueh, han chi peng (something like cinnamon roll), yew char kueh with the sweet filling, and lek tau suan (mung bean soup aka sticky split green bean dessert). All for RM4.90 only!

Yew Char Kueh with sweet filling

I thought I would be the one saying, “doesn’t this reminds you of something?”, instead, my marther said it out loud first. *wipes sweat*

Lek Tau Suan

The lek tau suan is very nice just that it is too sweet. Definitely need to eat it with yew char kueh. Plus, I had another round of this lek tau suan for lunch yesterday :3

#Random:

Cash Register

Saw this cash register at the porridge stall. You don’t laugh, okay? *lamao*

]]> http://annna.net/foody-goody-tabuan-stutong-commercial-centre/feed/ 20 http://annna.net/ipohtown-kopitiam-for-breakfast/ http://annna.net/ipohtown-kopitiam-for-breakfast/#comments Thu, 21 Jan 2010 01:49:34 +0000 annna http://annna.net/?p=4574 IpohTown Kopitiam, Tun Jugah outlet has changed their operating hours from 10am-10pm to 8am-8pm *happy*

Now I can have a decent breakfast of coffee and toast before I start cowing away at work.

My decent breakfast @ IpohTown Kopitiam

IpohTown White Coffee @ RM2.40

IpohTown Kopitiam Single Signature Toast @ RM1.60

PLUS, thanks to MyPrivilegeBook (MPB), my decent breakfast costs me RM2.40 ONLY. If you have the privilege book, use the promo voucher!

Enjoy FREE 1 Single Signature Toast (choice of toast or steam bread) with purchase of 1 White Coffee @ RM2.40.

***P/S: Don’t forget to always read the T&C behind each vouchers in My Privilege Book to avoid any misunderstanding and disappointments before using them.***

(Speaking through experienceS on other MPB merchants- notice the ‘S’)

IpohTown Kopitiam – My Privilege Book T&C:

- Present coupon upon purchase to redeem offer.
- One coupon per receipt, per visit. No accumulation.
- Valid at all participating outlets.
- Not valid with My Privilege Card. other promotions and discounts.
- Coupon is not exchangeable for cash.
- Valid until 31st December 2010.

One of the weekly most visited Coffeeshops

Dian Bian Ngu (spoken in Foochow) and Pling Plang Hu (as pronounced by my baby cousin) is a Foochow delicacy. In Foochow, “Dian” means Wok; “Bian” means Side; and “Ngu” means Paste.

Dian Bian Ngu @ RM4.00

The rice flour mixed with water and perhaps some other ingredients to form the rice paste. This rice paste is cooked at the side of the wok. Once it is “cooked”, it is scrapped down into the wok and cooked with the soup.

The soup is basically pork broth and some stalls cooked the soup with pork and squid broth for that extra taste. Ooomphness!

Yummy Dian Bian Ngu

Dian Bian Ngu is served in a clear and tasty soup with the soft rice cake, accompanied with handmade fishballs, meatballs, black fungus, some dried yellow flower thingy, squid and topped with some fresh local parsley.

Light soya sauce, pepper and Chinese red wine are added at own taste. I like mine with lotsa pepper and red wine.

So far, I only know few places which sells Dian Bian Hu; B Two,  BDC, 668, Tabuan Jaya and Expert, RH Plaza. Any ideas wherelse has it?

We think that the perimeter of the park is about 500m or more. We started the first round with one round of walking as warm up. On the second round, we started to jog. Half way, I wanted to give up already as I was already huffing and puffing. So tired wei..

Seeing ahlost so enjoying the morning breeze while listening on her mp3 and jogging away, it kinda motivated me to move on and finish that one round.

On the third round, I slowed down and continued by walking. Half way through the round, I started to pick up pace and jog along with ahlost. Going into the forth round, I left ahlost on her run while I went to look for an empty bench to leech stretch my body.

Truth is, in the mid of the third round jog, I had tummy cramps. The pain is excruciating! The total madness for lack of exercising. (perhaps tummy is throwing tantrum because it was HUNGRY)

While ahlost continued on with her fourth round and onwards, I rest a bit on the bench with the birds. Did some stretching while the birds feed on the grass. =..= I know. So weird!

You know what else I realised? There were more aunties and uncles, ah chi and ah cho and perhaps a handful of young people jogging and walking in the park that morning.

According to ahlost, if we were to go at 4-5am, they would be more aunties and uncles jogging and even get to witness some taichi act. Also, we can save our mp3 and handphone batteries by listening to their taichi or aerobic song played. Teehee.. That’d be fun. It’d be more fun if more of the gang joined the jog. So at least next week on our next jog, we won’t feel that the ah chi and ah cho ganged up on us. HOHO

For Project 365: Day 184 September 27, 2009

Me walking ahead of ahlost because something caught my attention and I ran forward a bit to capture it. Anyway, look at ahlost. She is either checking out on her car or checking out some good looking uncle.

Eventually, this placed the *evil grin* all over my face.

Ang ang boh hai lang. I’m not being mean! Those trousers are really really really attractive! It caught my eyes when the fella walked by. =X and he ran very fast for about 200m! Like super fast, like Sonic the Hedgehog with red trousers! or maybe he realised I took a picha of him and that I’m going to post it here? Okay, I’m sucha butthole afterall.

After all the walking, jogging, huffing and puffing, we went for the DIY foot reflexology. Joked with ahlost that, the next time Pazuzu invite us for the Borneo Foot Reflexology, we would come to the park for a free one.

Walking on the stones felt so good and relaxing. It’s like getting foot massage just by walking on the stones arranged based on their size from one end to the other. The starting starts with bigger stones then moving towards smaller stones. It’s relaxing but also painful at some point as some stones are pointy at the edge.

At this point, I had the urge to jump on the small stones just to get the max out of the pain – just for the fun out of it – BUT I have no balls (well, that’s the truth what). However, I did a small jump and kinda regret it for awhile.

The one thing I’m grateful during the jog was the weather. If it were to rain, I guess we would still be snuggling in bed and sleeping the morning away.

Of course, every jog ends with a great meal, breakfast. After a whole hour of sweating and maybe burned a bit of calories, we decided to have LAKSA at Chong Choon Cafe. What a great choice!! I always enjoy laksa for breakkie.

Laksa (with bigger prawns) @ RM4.50 - I ordered two bowls of laksa and told them the table number BUT NEVER SAID ANYTHING ABOUT LAKSA SPECIAL! =..= or is it written on my forehead that I just had a run and I need bigger-prawns-therapy. The regular laksa is RM3.50 and of course with smaller prawns  that what is seen above. Nonetheless, the laksa was a great treat after a jog.

3 Layers Kopi C Peng @ RM1.80 and Iced Barley @ RM1.20 – I had two glasses of the kopi and ahlost had 2 glasses of barley, and wanted a third glass but unfortunately, they ran out of barley already. So, she had ice lemon. Definitely must try their 3 layers Kopi C Peng.

We had the Butter and Cheese @ RM2.20 and Cha Kueh @ RM2.50 (which I forgotten to take picha of) as side dishes.

Yea yea yea.. I know what you all want to say. After all the walking, running, huffing and puffing are wasted  effort after what we consumed for breakfast. lololololololol.. Well, at least we exercised and sweat!

Today I woke up a bit late but arrived to work earlier than usual. o.O!!

For Project 365: Day 165 September 8, 2009

I’m having my breakfast in the office. Brought along a cup of coffee that mum brewed this morning. *sips* ahhh~~

Munchy's Oat Krunch

Now munching the Munchy’s Oat Krunch Strawberry and Blackcurrant with organic hazelnut cookie. It’s truly delicious and tasty!

Bought it at RM8 a packet with 16 small packets in it. Each small packets has 3 pieces of cookie in it.

For Project 365: Day 117 July 22, 2009

That whole week was crazy! Almost all authorities are in town preparing and practicing for the coming of all the Raja-raja for the Rulers Conference. And on my way home from work, spotted 2 big bikes. Guess they’re taking an early dinner.

For Project 365: Day 118 July 23, 2009

Finally, some progress on the Kopitiam.

For Project 365: Day 119 July 24, 2009

Went to Baba Ganoush and tried their special drinks, Kasturi Plum and Cincau C + Plum. The Kasturi plum is good! Fresh blended lime juice with plum at the bottom. The other one, cincau C and plum, I pass. =X Tasted funny.

For Project 365: Day 120 July 25, 2009

Celebrated SuperStarEdwinah’s birthday at Barsaga. My first time there and I had the Olio fettuccine. Still, Mr. Ho wins olio olio pasta! Picha credit to TV! Love it

For Project 365: Day 121 July 26, 2009

Went to IpohTown Kopitiam on their first day of opening. Thanks to JF for the treat.

For Project 365: Day 122 July 27, 2009

My once a week type of breakfast. McDo serves one of my favourite kind of breakfast at just RM5.25 (including tax).

For Project 365: Day 123 July 28, 2009

Evey dated me for lunch, and coicidentally, Gladys ask to join for lunch. We all met up and had lunch at Chicken Rice & More. Dys brought a friend along, Samson. Dys bluetooth this baby monkey to me. Apparently, it died the day before. Unc brought it out during the weekend, when it reach home back with the mum, the mum bit it to death. o.O!!

For Project 365: Day 124 July 29, 2009

Priceless expression. Captured by Mick Long during the Pre-concert for Green International Festival.

For Project 365: Day 125 July 30, 2009

Was rushing to class that day. Dropped my 6 days old phone on my out of the car. It fell and got scratched pretty badly as the surface is rough – ROAD!! *cries*

For Project 365: Day 126 July 31, 2009

Planned with friends to go to Kuching Festival first day of opening via Plurk. Got A380 by YienYien and Steve during Kuching Festival. Luckily, Pazuzu and Stephen were making their way to Kuching Festival after their foot massage. Sat by the balloon stall till the end of the night. Foosi and friends dropped by and joined us. ahlost, TV and ting joined us after their BOL session.

Phew.. I completed the outstanding of July for Project 365. What’s the date today? OMG!! August 14th!! Grr…  2 weeks outstanding for Project 365 for August. Perhaps this weekend then.

While we were walking towards the coffeeshop, we felt a little weird as we don’t hear the “klong klong” sound made by the klong klong mee owner mixing the noodles. When we arrived, we were stunned to find out that the stall owner has CHANGED!! *tearless cries* Where’s Ah Min?

With sulking face, we made our order and give the new stall a try.

Kolo Meehoon & Kolo Kueh Tiaw Kosong @ RM2.00 each

The meehoon is not overcooked. Luckily they use the medium sized meehoon and not the super thin one. That once can choke you because it’s very dry. The taste is just alright but too much Ajinamoto =X

This is how Ah Min the klong klong mee’s seafood soup looks like, taken ages ago with Nokia N72:

Ah Min's seafood soup @ RM5.00

It has prawns, meatballs, fishballs, fish, pork’s liver, mushroom, seaweed, veggie and salted veggie and spring onions.

This is how the new owner’s seafood soup looks like, taken with Nokia5800:

New Seafood Soup @ RM6.00

It has prawns, meatballs, seaweed, pork liver, KIAW??? (wonton), some veggie and spring onions.

Just the soup alone can tell how much they differ in taste, and how much it has changed, ingredientwise. =x Seafood soup with Wonton??

Same coffeeshop, different kolomee stall owner.

Same price, different ingredients and cooking style.

WE WANT AH MIN KLONG KLONG MEE BACK!

Whenever I blog about food, I never had the intention to bring the place down. Unless I have a very bad experience such as the Pizza Hut case (which is still unresolved till this day). I am just a person who pays for her own food and feels that I have the right to write my opinions about the food I’ve tasted. If I think there’s room for improvement, I’ll state it out.

#REMINDER: The Green International Festival Kuching 2009 is this coming weekend. There will be exhibitions and one of the highlight of the event is the charity concert.

FREE admission to the exhibition!

Charity Concert NOT FREE. RM15 for the ticket.

Date: August 8th, 2009
Time: 7pm till 11pm
Venue: Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCCK)

Tickets: RM15 [Contact Edwin @ 014 686 6272]

This is a charity concert, the fund will go to the Green Ribbon Association.

McDo's Weekday Breakfast Special @ RM5.25 inclusive tax

I feel like having breakfast at McDo before going to work later. Kakakaka.. For now, bed time first. Night night..

There’s a new stall, well, not really new since it has been there for months and only now I had the chance to blog about it. Located just outside tHe Spring, behind some house (they cut the fence to make an entrance for them to carry tables and chairs out and food to sell).

They open as early as 7am till I don’t know what time. In the mornings, they have varieties of food; from kuih-muih to fried noodles/mee hoon and Nasi Lemak ( a must try!). Price wise, very economical. *winks*

Nasi Lemak @ RM2.50

Generous amount of sambal, peanuts and ikan bilis (mini anchovies). Topped with hard boiled egg and 2 slices of cucumber. If you prefer more cucumber, request for more.

The sambal is spicy and not alang-alang (tad) spicy. heehee.. At RM2.50, it may sound pricey to some but look at the portion. Very worth every cents, okay..

Fried MeeHoon @ RM1.50

The fried mee hoon is the cheapest cooked food there, RM1.50 sahaja.

Just tapao (takeaway) these to work, make a cup of hot coffee, sit in front of the computer. lol.. What better way to enjoy an economical breakfast?

In the evenings, about 5pm onwards, they sell either BBQ Corn or Pisang Goreng (Banana Fritters).

BBQ Corn for dinner

One time, I stopped by to have a look at what they are selling and went off to class with a RM2.00 BBQ Honey Corn. Best!

Chong & Low Cafe, BDC

It’s located in the same area as BDC Everise. Just next block to Everise, LEFT side. If you know the fehmes Bak Kut Teh coffeeshop, this Chong & Low Cafe is just a few lots away.

Handmade Noodles @ RM3.80

The price is a ringgit plus more than a bowl of Kolo Mee. But this is not Kolo Mee, it’s handmade noodles. Plus, they don’t use Cha Sio, they served it with three layers pork and minced mushroom meat. Yum Yum!!

Slurps~

Q? Apparently, not very Q to me. =X It’s chewy but not Q enough. Oh, did I mention that the portion is big? Well, yes, it’s so much that bro finished the other half while I go for his..

Claypot Pork Leg Rice @ RM5.00

Bro ordered this pork leg in claypot. We were quite shock that he’d ordered this as he only eat lean pork meat and not any fatty parts. Lol.. Give a wild guess who ended up eating all the gelatin – skin.

Yummy Fatty Pork Leg

Ooo.. The pork leg is delicious (not the soup). It’s jellyish and I love the texture of it. At this point, don’t talk to me about Cholestrol. XD

A relative informed me that the stir-fry stall located inside the coffeeshop has one of the best Fried Taugeh Kueh Tiaw in town. Going to try that on my next visit.

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While waiting for our food, someone stopped by shaking hands with citizens and selling newsletter. Try and guess who it was..

Guess who?

DAP newsletter selling at RM2.00 each copy. Comes in three languages!! WOW! So, can’t use the reason, “I don’t read Chinese” as a reason to not buy it. lol

Caffe` Americano to go - for Project 365: Day 25 April 21, 2009

How I wish Starbucks at the Spring’s outlet opens earlier than 8.30am. At least, I don’t have to rush to work after grabbing a cup of coffee to go. By the way, I had a piece of Banana Chocolate Muffin and it lasted a whole day. Ate a bit in the morning and the rest for lunch. So big and filling.

Starbucks Breakfast Set @ RM6.50

The breakfast set consists of a cup of Caffe` Americano and a piece of pastry of your choice (from donut to danish/cinamon/etc roll to muffins). It’s worth every cents! Why? Normally, a cup of Caffe` Americano costs RM6.50 and a piece of pastry ranges from RM4 – RM8. So, basically, buy 1 cup of Caffe` Americano get 1 piece of pastry for free. We all love free stuff don’t we? Especially Kuching people.

If you’re a Digi subscriber, you are entitled to 10% discount on this breakfast set. RM6.50 – 10% + 5% (tax) = RM6.15. Save 35 cents!! lol.. This 10% discount is valid till April 30th, 2009.

Just flash your phone to prove that you’re a Digi subscriber and you’ll automatically get 10% off! By the way, DiGi no longer uses Mobile Vouchers, so don’t bother surfing the site for the discount MV. I tried finding already.

As for the breakfast set, I’m not sure when is the promotion expiry date.

P/S: Dudes and Dudettes, let’s try breakfast together-gether one morning. Perhaps 7am at airport’s Starbucks. How about that?

McDo Weekday Breakfast Special

I always request for paper bags instead of plastic bags. We should all minimise the usage of plastic bags. Earth don’t deserve to be plasticised.

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When I got home, there was a package for me in the letter box. Instantly, I knew what and where and who it was from. It’s a book I bought online from Yvonne Foong to help fund raise for her next surgical.

I'm not sick, just a bit unwell

Read the book immediately after dinner. I’m inspired by her writing and it made me think; How many times have we taken life for granted?

"DREAM BIG"

This made me think a lot about what I’ve been doing for the past few years and how much have I achieved in order to reach my dream. I’m still very far from it. Life is fragile, we should live to fullest everyday

Today's brew: Viennese @ RM7.35

It’s been 5 months I’ve been working in the “golden triangle” area and I have yet to try Coffee Bean’s coffee for breakfast. Today is my first attempt and looking forward for more….perhaps. At least, it keeps me awake, alive and happening. I need stronger coffee than Nescafe 3-in-1, it so no kick!

Life happens over coffee..

I still prefer Starbucks though. Why no Starbucks in this area? If only the Starbucks in tHe Spring opens as early as 8am, I would be in time to grab Starbucks Breakfast RM6.50 on my way to work.

At least once a week, I grab breakfast from McDo. It’s just a “thing”. RM5.25 (inclusive tax) for a cup of premium Arabica coffee and Sausage McMuffin. If you dine-in, there’s unlimited refill for your coffee/tea. Most of the time, I take away. So, I can breakfast while plurking. SHHHHHHHHHHHHHH… I guess everyone knows about that by now.

Ting's Noodle House - Foochow's Fish Balls @ RM5.00

Went to Ting’s Noodle House for lunch today. Since it’s Friday, I tried something fishy. The two huge fishballs aren’t fishy at all. It’s just the outter layer consists of fish, the inside is beefball. Talk about balls. What are your favourite ones? XDDDDD