Over 40 years of being ‘world famous’, the Sheffield Pie Shop in New Zealand remains as the iconic pie shop to visit. New York Peppered Steak ($7.50): Delicious, tender, chunky peppered steak in the fluffy pie topped with grinded pepper. Lambs Fry & Bacon ($7.50): Tasty large chunks of sautéed lambs liver with bacon & […]
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Fairlie Bakehouse is a family owned and operated bakery that makes amazing gourmet pies in the bustling small town of Fairlie in the Mackenzie Country. They even have a factory behind the bakery & cafe for mass production to be distributed all across New Zealand (see distribution locations here). They also deliver all across the
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Arrowtown Bakery, my favorite shop in my favorite small town in New Zealand! Neighboring to the busy Queentown, the rustic Arrowtown offers a modern village vibe where locals and tourists blend in together. The bakery is unofficially a “must-visit” for anyone who dropped by to Arrowtown, known for its famous pies and irresistible “Breakfast Buttie”
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Gerai Makanan Kie Kee Chicken Rice & Porridge 祺记海南鸡饭 Chicken Rice: The rice was buttery enough for my liking. The roasted chicken was pretty succulent and tender, with the light soy sauce which wasn’t too salty. The chili sauce was onee of the highlights as the flavor was strong in garlic and ginger. A bowl
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Probably the most famous burger joint in the world, Fergburger first started out from a garage off an obscure lane. Eventually, it has became one of the most wanted eateries in almost every international foodies and travelers’ hit list. Is it worth the visit, or is this just a FOMO hype? When I visited Fergburger
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Over-satisfy your fresh salmon cravings at Mt Cook Alpine Salmon Shop! Some said this is a tourist trap but I think it is totally worth it for its quality, price and experience. (You can find cheaper but much lower quality salmon in the supermarket, and good quality but way more expensive ones than this.) Plus
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Ban Lee Bak Kut Teh (万利肉骨茶餐室) is one of the top bak kut teh place in Kuala Lumpur. I like their broth that tasted very herby (a slight bit too salty for my liking but still alright eating with rice) and the cooking quality of the meat. I had the default mixed bak kut teh
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Chee Kong Roasted Pork (浙江烧肉) is probably the most famous roasters stall in Ipoh. When I arrive 30 minutes before the stall is open, there were already a line (locals and tourists) waiting at the empty stall. Not long after the operators arrived with the loads of roasted meat, you’ll see a galore of meaty
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Enak & Rangup is one of the many snack shops in Ipoh famous ‘Kacang Putih town’. Kacang Putih, literally translated as white nuts, are an assortment of snacks usually consist of chickpeas, lentils or fried mixed nuts with Indian spiced flavors. In this shop, you can pretty much find every kind of kacang putih, in
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Kannaa’s Bamboo Masalla Briyani original branch is in Ipoh, and there is also one in Puchong. The mutton briyani costed RM17, including the nasi briyani, mutton varuval, an egg, a small scope of vege and chutney, served on a banana leaf. You will also be provided with compliment add-as-you-like curries. The briyani rice was pretty
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