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Guide to Cafes in George Town, Penang
George Town has many nostalgic shophouses, vintage shops and old streets that are so hard to come by in big cities these days. Among these old streets, boutique niche cafes are also springing out....
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Street Art in Penang
The Lithuanian-born artist took a temporary residence in Penang and left his mark with beautiful wall painting all over Georgetown. The artworks are funny, fascinating, and very much open to...
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41 Living Story, Penang
I love Penang, for many reasons. Yes, food is one of them. And more so for their beautiful cafes and lifestyle shops. I am always deeply inspired by people who take a very passionate role in life and...
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Ivy’s Nyonya Cuisine, Penang – Homecooked Peranakan Food
Hello world, happy Saturday! Today, I am back to sharing my Penang food post! Sorry ah, I took such a long break because I have been trying to write a humongous blog post on my Penang hawker food...
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10 Must-Try Hawker Food in Penang
Penang is truly a food paradise. It has a good mix of traditional Malay, Chinese, Indian and Peranakan dishes and many of them can be found in hawker stalls throughout George Town. Throughout my 4 days...
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Staycation at Grand Hyatt Singapore
How do you define a perfect hotel stay? Is it the food that matters? Or the service? Or the room? I am honored to experience a wonderful stay at Grand Hyatt Singapore, a five-star luxury hotel,...
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Langham Place Hotel, Hong Kong
Hello world, HAPPY SATURDAY! I am finally done with my Channel U filming and I can finally sit down to do proper blog posts for my Hong Kong trip. This is my 5th time to Hong Kong but I never get...
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Ming Court at Langham Place Hotel – Contemporary Chinese Cuisine at...
Located on the sixth floor of Langham Place Hotel in Mongkok, Ming Court is an oasis of class and modern Chinese luxury. Being one of only 13 restaurants in Hong Kong to be awarded two stars, the...
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Hyatt Regency Sha Tin, Hong Kong
Sha Tin is an amazing town in New Territories, Hong Kong. I have been to the country many times but this is my first time stepping into this new town. Friends warned me not to come here, because I...
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Sha Tin 18 @ Hyatt Regency Sha Tin, Hong Kong
Located at the Hyatt Regency by University station in Sha Tin, Sha Tin 18 Chinese restaurant is not the easiest to get to. But it is worth it once you do arrive. Named after the hotel’s street address...
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Staycation at Village Hotel Katong
Di Tanjong Katong, airnya biru~ HELLO, WE ARE AT KATONG! To be exact, we went for a staycation at the new Village Hotel Katong – the flagship Village hotel, reflects the strong Peranakan heritage of...
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JB Food Trail Part 2
After our last makan trip to JB, I miss it so much and wanted to do it again. Once in a while, I will look at the roti prata I had in JB, drool over the the red glutinous rice wine mee sua, or crave...
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Ya Po Bean Curd at Sha Tin, Hong Kong
Hi! I am back to update about my Hong Kong trip. Sorry lah, I did my updates halfway, then CNY came and I was busy with all the reunion dinner blogposts. Now I finally have time to continue from where...
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Tung Po Kitchen, Hong Kong
No trip to Hong Kong is complete without trying their street food. There are lots of good food in Hong Kong so for this trip, we wanted to hunt down as many DAI PAI DONG as possible. I don’t really...
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Tai Yuen Dai Pai Dong (泰源大排檔) at Sha Tin, Hong Kong
Shatin is famous for roasted pigeon (烧乳鸽) and chicken porridge. Located at Fo Tan Cooked Food Market (火炭熟食市场) in Sha Tin, Tai Yuen Dai Pai Dong (泰源大排檔) is one of the stalls you should go to for the...
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Daylesford Food Photography Masterclass Roundup
HELLO! I am sorry for the late of updates because the 3G here is really expensive and the wifi in my hotel isn’t working very well till now. It was my last night in Daylesford as I was typing this...
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Kazuki Japanese Restaurant, Daylesford
On my last day in Daylesford, we visited a Japanese restaurant called “Kazuki”. I didn’t have the intention to write about it initially. But I was told that this is probably one of the best...
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Great Ocean Road Tour
HAPPY MONDAY! I am home and back to reality. Still not used to the hot weather here and I am feeling so tired everyday. Perhaps because I woke up at 6am in Australia everyday and now I need to pay my...
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Jimmy Grants – Melbourne’s Souvlaki Bar by George Calombaris
Jimmy Grants, is masterchef judge George Calombaris’s modern interpretation of a Greek souvlaki bar off Smith Street in Melbourne. The name of the restaurant comes from the Australian rhyming slang...
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15 Must Visit Cafes in Melbourne
Melbourne is famous for it’s café culture scene. The city streets are abuzz with endless cafes and restaurants. Walk into any cafe and you will be greeted with serious barista working magic on their...
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