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Beach Getaway at Busselton, Western Australia
When I spend too much time in the office or city, I always dream of leaving the paperwork behind and start planning for a beach getaway. I know I am very fair, and it looks like I am someone who...
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Hotel Review: Pullman Resort Bunker Bay
Nestled alongside the glorious white sands and azure waters of Bunker Bay on the northern fringe of Australia’s Margaret River region, Pullman Bunker Bay Resort sits on 35 acres of magnificent...
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Margaret River Escape – A Truly Diverse Food and Drink Experience in Western...
Margaret River has evolved from a chilled out surfer’s town into the hub of a world renowned wine region. Stretching from from Busselton to Augusta, it produces 3% of Australia’s total wine, which...
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Restoran Ka Hoe Kway Teow Kia @ Johor Bahru
There are always so many interesting stalls in Johor Bahru yet to be discovered. Each of them has good food with long years of history and a story to tell. We have been bugging Tony Johor Kaki to...
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Yuen Kee Chicken Rice @ Johor Bahru
Our second stop for JB Makan Trail landed at Yuen Kee Chicken Rice (源记鸡饭). Located in Kedai Kopi Yee Chia Ler, it is a humble, no-fuss chicken rice stall but it is well worth your effort to track it...
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Restoran Tong @ Johor Bahru
It wasn’t easy to find Restoran Tong. We took many turns and ultimately had to ask a local for directions before finally reaching our destination. Mr Poh Ah Tong is the owner of Restaurant Tong. He is...
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Restoran Kin Hua @ Johor Bahru
Don’t have a vehicle but wants to eat in Johor? No problem lah! Because there are a lot of good food around Johor Bahru City Square. If you want a traditional breakfast, head to Restoran Kin Wah...
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EH HE Gallery | Ink Brew Cafe by JWC – Coffee with Nostalgia in Johor Bahru
The cafe scene in Johor Bahru is booming, with more interesting concepts coming up. One of them is Ink Brew by JWC with the adjoining Eh He The Classic Accents Art House, occupying seven units of old...
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IT Roo Cafe @ Johor Bahru – I will come back for their chicken chop!
Even though I am a Hainanese, my family is not a huge fan of chicken chop. We cooked many other traditional dishes, except for chicken chop. Probably because it needs a lot of time and effort to...
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Cuisine Wat Damnak – Modern Cambodian food by Chef Joannes Riviere
Cambodia’s food scene has been slower off the mark. But now, thanks to the diligence of a handful of chefs, Cambodian food is starting to make something of a comeback. Cuisine Wat Damnak in Siem Reap...
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Phare, The Cambodian Circus – Transforming the lives of Cambodian Youth
In a rural Cambodian village a disfigured young man is rejected and ridiculed. He wonders why he is cursed in this way and seeks answers and help from the gods. They answer his prayers by transforming...
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Shinta Mani Club – Serene Urban Oasis in Siem Reap, Cambodia
Footsteps from the tranquil riverfront, Shinta Mani Club at Siem Reap is a sleek and stylish hotel that places an emphasis on responsible tourism. Located not far from the famed Angkor Wat temples,...
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Chanrey Tree at Siem Reap – Traditional Khmer Food in a Contemporary Setting.
The dining scene at Siem Reap has evolved rapidly. Chanrey Tree is one of the promising restaurant along Pub Street, and it has been a popular choice since 2013. Located in heart of Siem Reap along...
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Temple Tour in Siem Reap by ABOUTAsia
One of the main reasons to visit Cambodia is to experience at first hand the world-famous temples of Angkor. We had the chance to go for a temple tour organised by ABOUTAsia. After collecting my entry...
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Cambodian Cooking Class at Shinta Mani (with recipes)
Cambodia goes far beyond temple visiting. Their food culture is also not to be missed. Khmer food takes influences from a variety of countries. It was a French colony previously and had many influx of...
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AHA Restaurant & Bar – Tapas With International Wine List in Siem Reap
Tucked away in Siem Reap’s old market area, AHA’ (which means ‘food’ in Khmer) is one of the restaurants operated by the Shinta Mani Hotel. It is one of the rare air-conditioned restaurants in town, so...
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Ze Pickle @ Gold Coast – Killer Burgers with Quality Craft Beers in Burleigh...
Greetings from Australia! I am back here to this beautiful country during winter time to attend TASTE Food Festival at Kingscliff. While my memory is still fresh, I thought I should start blogging...
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TASTE of Kingscliff & Tweed Coast Food Festival 2015
Tweed is an ideal location for food production and has a diverse and evolving farming sector, with high emphasis on sustainable food production. The area’s incredible beauty has also drawn many...
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Bills – The Master of Scrambled Eggs in Sydney
I have to admit, I didn’t do much homework before my trip to Sydney. I was tied down with work and all I wanted to do was to get out and go on a wild ride. I have no idea what I will eat or who I will...
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The Grounds of Alexandria, Sydney – It’s About Brunch and Own Roasted Coffee
The Ground of Alexandria is one of the highly anticipated cafes-to-go during this Sydney trip. Big thank you to Destination NSW for the cab charge vouchers, we hop onto the cab and reached the cafe at...
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