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I have wanted to say this several times but I kept forgetting. Usually, when my family drives around town, wondering where to eat, I will frantically search on my Nokia N97 for something to eat. I use Celcom unlimited broadband and I think it is quite fast. But I notice many of the Penang food…
A few days ago, I dropped by Joez’s Penang Coconut Jelly shop because I was done filming Komtar and had plenty of time to do another video. I was thirsty after taking pictures at Komtar. So, the idea of having coconut water and coconut jelly seemed like a good idea. I was probably having my…
Cha lala sounds a song. But it is actually stir fried clams. There are many types of shells found in the sea and on the beach. One common one is siput remis or what we Hokkien referred as siput. Then, there is the triangle, grayish with orangey design type which they usually use to make…
I just bought a women’s magazine and it came with a fridge magnet. Initially, I thought it is a fridge magnet to promote some movie like Avengers. However, upon closer look, it is actually a promotion for GAS PETRONAS. There is a phone number 1300888GAS(427) and a website for GAS PETRONAS . Curious, I clicked…
You know something? Chinese, Indian and Malay tastebuds are different. It takes someone adventurous to embrace all the flavours and enjoys them. For example, most Chinese may grimaced when we mentioned about eating lamb or beef. They will say it smells. Meanwhile, Malays and Indians may find Chinese foods too bland. So, what about the…