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If you are craving for delicious, authentic Negeri Sembilan Itik/Daging Salai and Masak Lemak Cili Api, Resipi Grobok Salai is the place to go. Featuring a wide range of traditional ‘masakan Negeri Sembilan’ to select from, you’ll find your ‘soul-food’ here. Though be warned, as their food are hot and may be overwhelming for those […]
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New Yong Len Restaurant is a food court at a corner lot in Taman Tun Dr Ismail. It is famous for two separate stalls specialize in two authentic Penang food: Char Kuey Teow and Prawn Mee (or Penang Hokkien Mee). The bowl of unassuming yet hearty Prawn Mee (RM9 for regular, RM10 for large) was
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Whenever you crave for a good, spicy meal of ayam gepuk, the many branches of Ayam Gepuk Top Global never disappoint! (I visited the TTDI branch) They offer sets A to D, starting from the staple rice, chicken, and vege, to one additional side dish each set up: fried tofu + fired tempeh; chicken gizzards;
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Pokli Mee Celup & Coconut Shake at Sunway Batu Caves (also branches in Setia Alam & Pinggiran Subang) let you enjoy a bowl (or two, like me) of Kelantan’s signature Mee Celup away from the state. Their also serve other traditional Kelate food such as Perut Muda Air Asam (sour beef stomach soup) and Nasi
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The Wrapshack in Motueka, New Zealand is a small humble roadside food truck by the State Highway 60. It is run by a cheerful lady with a passion for sharing chef’s love language through slow cook meats. I had the Pulled Pork Wrap ($18). The slow roast pork was so tender and juicy! It comes
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First started as a real fruit ice cream stop for the hoards of Kaiterteri beach goers, Toad Hall in Motueka has evolved into a food paradise with wide range of variety. From artisan food products for comfortable dine-ins, to ready-to-go convenient salad or rice bowls for take-aways, Toad Hall has it all. It also has
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Nana Ni’s Pies in Reefton, New Zealand is a dine-in and takeaway shop in the small town with mining history. One of their special pies is the Miners Pie ($5.50). It’s basically a beef, bacon and egg pie but it’s pretty good and filling. I read some negative reviews about the Fish, Chips & Salad
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Nipp-iLicious Japanese Takeaways in Westport is a hearty Japanese restaurant for dine-ins and takeaways. Pork Ramen ($15): A hot comfort bowl of simple beef ramen with egg and scallions. Beef Curry Rice Cup ($9): There is a bowl (bigger) portion option but I opt for the smaller cup portion since I had the ramen and
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The Scullery Waimangaroa was an expected hidden gem discovered during my drive through the remote small town in New Zealand. This on-the-go coffee and pies store features a small shop with some tables in a big green garden with many sculptures. I ordered their Chilli Beef Pie ($6) as that’s the first time I see
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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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