Yet another good offer that I recently discovered while exploring Jaya One, PJ. The other night I was dining at Jaya One and came across this Beer cafe that was heavily packed with people chit-chatting and drinking beers. It was so packed, it made the Starbucks next to it look pale in comparison. While they are focusing on beer, they also sell some overly pricey food when I was scouting their menu. But the good news is, their set lunch is pretty cheap and amazing at RM15 per pax NETT!! Continue reading ‘Brussels Beer Cafe, Jaya One - RM15 Set Lunch’
First we see the modernize of the donuts, and now is the Chinese turn to transform their traditional bun into the new-age Baoz! Mr.Baoz from Taiwan is rather in Malaysia and recently I got to try it when my boss bought back a set of 16! Continue reading ‘The New-age Bun, Mr.Baoz?’
It’s amazing these days you get to enjoy good offer every now and then because of the economy crisis. While some promotions are more marketing than value for money, there are still genuine promotions like McDonald RM5.99 lunch set that actually quite value for money. Recently a friend asked me for a location of a plaza nearby my house and it turns out that she was looking for the location of a restaurant that offering a RM12.90++ Eat All You Can Spaghetti Lunch set. Continue reading ‘Secret of Louisiana, RM12.90 Spaghetti Buffet!’
I honestly have no idea the name of this yet another Chinese preserved vegetable. Previously, I cooked another pork dish using a different type of preserved vegetable. Sometimes is hard for me to understand why all the different kind of it as all of them is sourish and salty anyway. There is also another type that of salty vege meant for boiling porky soup. Continue reading ‘Minced Pork with Preserved Vege’
I have heard about this stall located below the stretch of flat in Section 17 PJ long ago and I decided to pay my first visit last weekend. This stall is famous for their steamed chicken with Koay Teow noodle soup but you can also have a choice for fish paste or pork to go with your noodle. I don’t particular craze for this type of food but a recent conversation with my wife which is extremely crazy for Penang style Koay Teow soup, made me recall this stall. Continue reading ‘Popular Koay Teow Soup, Chang Jiang Sec 17′
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