Posts Tagged Cantonese

Bou Bou Gou Xing at Kampar East Ocean Restaurant

Bou Bou Gou Xing at Kampar East Ocean Restaurant

East Ocean Restaurant or 'Tung Hoi' in Cantonese is no stranger to the Chinese community in Ipoh, for their quality food at reasonable prices. Just a few months ago, East Ocean has spread its wings down south to its neighbourhood town, Kampar. For Kamparians like me, this is definitely good news as

06.21.2010| Food | iamthewitch| 451 views

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Fiery Chicken Hot Pot that makes you sweat

Fiery Chicken Hot Pot that makes you sweat

In my previous trip to Shanghai, China, I came across a new dish called 'Ji Gong Pau' or Chicken Hot Pot. Both Saucer and I loved it so much that we actually had it twice during our trip there! Little did we know, there's something similar in Malaysia too! Imagine the look on our eyes when we saw it

05.27.2010| Food | iamthewitch| 603 views

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East Wang Zhao Kopitiam, Puchong Jaya

East Wang Zhao Kopitiam, Puchong Jaya

A short post today, on a place not very well-known, yet very close to my heart. Literally. This is a coffee shop that Saucer and I go most of the time for dinner or supper, if we have nothing planned. It is close to where we stay and it serves some mean porridge and Chinese dishes. East Wang Zhao Ko

05.20.2010| Food | iamthewitch| 378 views

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Aunty Lan Homemade Noodles

Aunty Lan Homemade Noodles

If you remember well, Saucer LOVES pan mee! So when we had the chance to sample a relatively new noodles store in Kota Damansara, he immediately agreed to it! Courtesy of Sidney, we had the chance to try out home made noodles made by Aunty Lan. Home made Winter Melon Lemon Ice (RM3.60 -hot/RM3.90

02.4.2010| Food | iamthewitch| 233 views

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Hong Kong Day 3 - Australia Dairy Co., Times Square, Maxim MX, The Peak & Blue Girl Beer

Hong Kong Day 3 – Australia Dairy Co., Times Square, Maxim MX, The Peak & Blue Girl Beer

Moving on to the 3rd day in Hong Kong. I think most of you would be curious to know where we stayed during our 8 days in HK right? Well, it's a guest house in Yau Ma Tei, pretty run down from the outlook, but at least it has all the necessary amenities required. But I chose this mostly because the o

11.20.2009| Food, Travel | iamthewitch| 912 views

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Hong Kong Day 2 - Hoi Keng, Wong Tai Sin, Cafe de Coral, New Town Plaza, Lok Yuen & Hui Lau Shan

Hong Kong Day 2 – Hoi Keng, Wong Tai Sin, Cafe de Coral, New Town Plaza, Lok Yuen & Hui Lau Shan

After a good night's slumber, we began the 2nd day adventure with much gusto. Following a local's advice, we took the minibus again nearby our guest house in Yau Ma Tei. Looking around me, I saw many old buildings cramped with residents. Even though HK is a very developed country, there are still ma

11.13.2009| Food, Travel | iamthewitch| 1,018 views

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Tag of 21 people

Thanks to Foong, I got myself tagged! Now I'm passing the tag around to 21 friends/bloggers. Have a great weekend everybody! :))1. Doryfish2. Szu Ann3. Bamboo4. King Yu5. Chin Yang6. Yin Hoon7. Motormouth8. Foongpc9. Ken10. CK Lam11. BigBoysOven12. Nicolekiss13. Mei Fong14. MisSmall15. Zewt16. Chiao

07.31.2009| Friends, Fun | iamthewitch| 27 views

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Gook Zay Restaurant, Kampar

Oh, finally I can introduce to you good food from my beloved hometown in Kampar! :) I'm really happy because this is a place with really nice food, reasonable prices and it's rather hidden so I'm sure none of you knew about this place yet! :) Anyway, this place is called Gook Zay Restaurant, situat

03.13.2009| Food | iamthewitch| 17 views

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A Day in Zhangjiakou, Hebei

After the terrifying incident that happened the day before, I was mostly numb the whole night after that, with 'what-could-have-been' kept repeating in my mind. We all checked into a hotel at Zhangjiakou city, about 45 minutes from Wan Long ski resort that night. The next morning, Zhang Ti, Chao Jie

03.5.2009| Food, Travel | iamthewitch| 28 views

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All kinds of Dumplings in Beijing

After the heavy lunch near the Great Wall of China, we were still feeling full come dinner time. Fortunately, our hostess suggested a rather light dinner option, which was also a specialty in Beijing. We were headed to a restaurant to eat dumplings and only dumplings! Dumplings (sui kau in Cantonese

02.19.2009| Food, Travel | iamthewitch| 40 views

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