Jalan Jalan Cari Makan

Mandi-Mandi takes form as a chic tropical Malay-village style and outdoor restaurant surrounding the entire pool area amid luxuriant greens. Enjoy the array of Malay dishes, improvised with delicious ingredients to create an interesting twist to traditional Malay flavors. The Thai menu also include a Jungle BBQ selection Northern Thai-style.

Took us around 30mins and a gps from BU to Tamarind Springs. Great place to have a simple getaway with the company you love. and oh yea, good food.

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It was a Wednesday night, I decided to take up a friend’s invite to this quaint little Japanese restaurant HAKO, at corner of Lt Collins and Elizabeth St. The front entrance was a BIG wooden door, it kinda looked a library. Got in, walked up a few steps, and I was quite impressed wth the interior. Simple yet classy, dim lights, and Sake bottles lined up just by the huge clear windows.

Aiya, why didn’t I bother to take pics of the place, 1 7 think about food only wtf.

Anyway, te waitress dictated the Specials for the night, “Seared Tuna with… (*I lost her after tuna..) and Rare Beef with Nashi Pear, Quail Egg… (* I also lost her after Egg..)” Sorry la, my memory is a fail and I was busy imagining how the dishes looked like when she spoke.

This is good, like REALLY good. It tasted so good that I wouldn’t be surprised if I turned into a cannibal one day wtf. Just kiddinggg.. You mix it around and break the quail egg yolk, then with your chopsticks, you put together some meat, cucumber, pear and put them in your mouth. Yummy is not even a good enough word to describe it LOL.

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Let’s fly over to Sarawak in the East Malaysia for a variety of delicious selection of hand-made noodles.

I am sure when you hear of Kuching, you will instantly think of Kolo Mee which is a popular order among both local and visiting tourists. ‘Koh-Loh mien’ is basically egg noodles boiled,  stirred with pork oil and usually served with minced pork and char siew. This is a MUST try when you head over to the miao city.

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Location : Lorong McAlister, Penang

The captain of the food crew recommanded desserts after our Char Koah Teow adventure, and we decided on the famous “Penang Road Famous Chendol” ! This stall is located on the McAlister lane, lorong McAlister and it wasn’t really that easy to spot it. It was a hottttt day and this creamy, icey mouth watering chendol is all we needed to fight the heat! wtf wtf.

After rounding and rounding, finally we found this mobile stall. Excitedly we ordered the famous ICE CHENDOL and trust me it was heavenly.

the famous teochew penang road chendol!

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Its one of those nights when Claudia and I would crack our brains just to think of a place where we can sit down and yum cha other than the usual TEN REN and MAX B, is a sian lan jor laaaa okkkk wtf. So I suggested something out of the norm, Brunetti’s woo hoo~

Located at the far end of Lygon St, near safeway and FCUK, we sat outside where there were mini tables a chairs, and ashtrays for SMOKERS who enjoy burning their lungs away while sipping their lattes and cappucinos. Sooo, we got a table outside, and I went into the cafe to get something of delight.

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Looking for some scrumptious seafood in town? Look no further! Head down to Port Klang for a nice (and affordable) seafood meal! The crowd can be a let off, so if you want your food served fast, DO NOT head there during the weekends or Public Holidays. This is an official warning! The seafood is fresh and yummy-licious to miss out though..
The place is called Restaurant Port Village and it resides somewhere along the coastlines of Port Klang (North Port).

Restaurant Port Village signboard

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Location : Somwhere in IPOH

Price: Seriously, i just woke up from sleep so was damn blur. wtf wtf but an average bowl cost around RM3.50. Fair price mate!

On our way to Penang, we decided to stop by IPOH for brunch. Walked around the area and decided to give this pretty busy kopitiam a go! yea dei finally get to eat ipoh gai si hor fun lol lol ! Heard so much about it and how different Ipoh’s compared to the rest. Apparently it is because of the water wtf.

Anyway, i’ll let the pics do the talking. nyam nyam food wtf wtf.

The delicious Ipoh Gai Si Hor Fun!

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Location :
PenangAh Leng Char Koay Teow
Kafe Khoon Hiang
Jalan Dato Kramat/Jalan Dunlop (facing Honolulu Club)
Penang

Price : RM5 for 1 plate

One of the bestttt Char Keuh Teow i have ever had. Penang’s Famous Ah Leng Char Kueh Teow! According to our “almost” penangnite, alot of people travel for hours just to have these kueh teow.

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