The monthly flea market at the Kitano Tenmangu shrine is not to be missed if you’re in Kyoto, which is held on the 25th of every month. There is just so much to see and buy! After an hour’s long bus ride, we hungrily ate our way through the shrine. My firm favourite is oden, […]
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Pontocho was one of the places I missed during my previous trip, not because it was too far away, but we idly walked past it everyday without realising how lively the street is. Traditionally, Pontocho is the nightlife district of Kyoto and both sides of the alleyways are filled with tea houses, yakitori restaurants, bars […]
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We first started off with Pai Tee (RM1.50 per piece), an open crispy egg roll customarily filled with gravy and sliced turnip. Limablas chose to add a small shrimp, and like all Pai Tees, this is satisfying. Dinner included (from far left) Sambal Bendi (steamed lady fingers with sambal, RM12); Nyonya Curry (S – RM12, […]
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Having heard great things about Fatboy’s burgers, I was thrilled to find a new branch just 15 minutes from home at the soon-to-be launched One City mall in USJ 25.We paid our first visit on 31 August (Malaysia’s National Day), and my dad and I decided to share the Fat Basterd (RM29), which consists of […]
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Cheryl and I dropped by TWG Tea Salon & Boutique in Pavilion (again) for afternoon tea. Hands down, TWG Tea is the best place for afternoon tea in Kuala Lumpur, and it’s also one of the most affordable. Judging by the long lines every weekend, it seems that we’re not the only ones who think […]
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Publika is one of Kuala Lumpur’s newest places to see and be seen, especially with its homage to the arts and sprawling variety of gourmet eateries. Alessio serves Italian and Asian fusion dishes, and it’s no surprise that the place is always busy. The restaurant also bakes their own bread, which is already a plus […]
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