Not Even 1 Month Of Operations, This Bangi Café's Already An Instagram Hotspot!

Forget sakura flowers in Japan, one new café in Bangi has its very own mini sakura garden.
And it’s effectively captivating the hearts of KL influencers everywhere (and aspiring ones too!)
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Platform Café recently opened its doors in the 2nd half of June and it has since been graced by many influencers.
In fact, a quick geo-location search for Platform Café on Instagram and you would find many posing with the iconic sakura tree, with some even posting impressive couple shots that are both dreamy and whimsical.
Image Credit: Instagram users @mika_ccy, @peiqiiiii
The faux sakura tree has definitely captured the attention of KL-ites and become a new Bangi hotspot.
Image Credit: Platform Café Bangi Avenue
But more than its atmosphere, Platform Café is set to be known for its desserts too.

Just as Instagram-worthy as the café itself, go ahead and tuck into sweet treats that look absolutely amazing. And after you’re done indulging, go ahead and take your IG pics by the sakura garden.
Beware: there might just be a queue to snap some shots, so it’s best to come early or at off-peak timings.
Platform Café Bangi
Hours: 12pm-12am, daily
Address: Unit No 2-6,Pusat Perniagaan Bangi Avenue,Persiaran Bangi Avenue Seksyen 2,Tmn Bangi Avenue, Bangi
Website: Platform Café Bangi
Tel: 016-912 7339
Featured Image Credit: Instagram user @gladishchan, Facebook user @Hamster Low Kah Juan


美食和美景尽在这家文艺清新的复古巴士餐厅『拾绿号』！

如果你已经厌倦了吉隆坡比比皆是的咖啡馆和酒吧，想要尝试一些新鲜特别的事物的话，那你就一定要来到雪兰莪的鱼水之乡——瓜拉雪兰莪了！瓜拉雪兰莪以新鲜好吃的海鲜闻名，最近这宁静质朴的小镇又多了一处特色景点，那就是位于Tanjung Karang的拾绿号（N.16）巴士餐厅！
这家可爱的巴士餐厅位于一片绿油油的稻田上。白绿色的复古巴士架在斑驳的集装箱上，形成稻田上一道奇特却又清新的风景，非常抢眼。
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巴士里放置着传统的森林绿座椅、木制桌子、复古绿灯和一盏与怀旧巴士不搭调的水晶吊灯，为这家可爱的餐厅增添了复古文艺的气氛。
Image Credit: N.16
Image Credit: N.16
稻田是瓜拉雪兰莪有名的自然美景。客人享用完餐点之后，可以下车去欣赏大都市已不多见的绿色美景，尽情地享受大自然的洗礼。
Image Credit: N.16
Image Credit: N.16
这家巴士餐厅不仅气氛好、环境美，食物也是非常棒的哦！喜欢吃辣的朋友，拾绿号特别推荐他们的Spicy Crab Aglio Olio。而来到呱啦雪兰莪又怎么能不吃海鲜呢？他们由新鲜的海鲜所熬煮而成的海鲜浓汤也是非常值得一试哦！
Image Credit: N.16
Image Credit: N.16
下次你到瓜拉雪兰莪玩的时候，不妨去光顾这家休闲宁静的巴士餐厅吧！由于这家餐厅总是座无虚席，所以出发前要记得先向餐厅预定位子哦！
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N.16
营业时间: 11am-8pm（星期四、五、日）11am-9pm（星期六）*星期一至三休息
地址: Jalan Tali Air 4, Tanjung Karang, Kuala Selangor
网址: N.16
电话: 010-254 6268
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8 Restaurants To Solve The Problem Of "Mana Nak Makan For Raya?" & The Dishes To Order

If you’re looking for a place to enjoy some comforting Malay cuisine with your loved ones this festive season, we’ve got just the right places for you. After all, there’s nothing quite like enjoying some classic dishes like Rendang Itik Bijan and Sup Ekor Berempah with your family for Raya, amirite?
1. Bunga Emas Restaurant, The Royale Chulan
Image Credit: The Royale Chulan
Image Credit: The Royale Chulan
Bunga Emas Restaurant is the first fine dining Malay restaurant in Kuala Lumpur set in a 5-star hotel. This award-winning Malay restaurant features traditional Malay dishes as well as dishes that have been given a fresh, contemporary twist.
What To Order: Fish Fillet Wrapped with Banana Leaves, Scallop Topped with Coconut Mousse, Wok Fried Wild Fern Leaves.
2. Bijan Bar And Restaurant, Jalan Raja Chulan
Image Credit: Table App
Image Credit: Table App
The Bijan offers traditional Malay cuisine that has been taken out of hawker stalls and buffet lines, and served against a lush backdrop. The Bijan won Best Malay Restaurant in 2004, just a year after they opened. They were also featured in Malaysia Tatler’s Top 100 Restaurants, The Lonely Planet Guide to Malaysia and The Miele Guide, just to name a few.
What To Order: Acar Tofu, Opor Rusuk, Rendang Itik Bijan
3. Enak Kuala Lumpur, Starhill Gallery
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Enak KL focuses in bringing traditional Malay cuisine to a fine dining setting. It is almost like a trip down memory lane to the good ol’ days when you visit your grandmother for a family dinner get-together.
What To Order: Pucuk Paku Cendawan Sisik, Kerabu Ikan Pari, Sotong Sumbat Kelapa Muda

4. Songket Restaurant, Jalan Yap Kwan Seng
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Savour the taste of authentic Malay cuisine inspired from traditional specialties and delight in live Malaysian cultural dance performances. Songket focuses on authentic Malay food made with only the freshest ingredients, and they serve it in an elegant restaurant with a sophisticated ambience.
What To Order: Ikan Siakap Masam Manis, Rendang Daging, Kambing Panggang Berempah.
5. Lemon Garden Cafe, Shangri-La
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Newly refurbished, Lemon Garden Café is known for having one of the best buffet selections in town. The theatre kitchen features an array of tantalising local dishes and sensational international flavours, all prepared fresh. Indulge in gastronomic delights from the Seafood Arena, Asian and Western Kitchen, Salad Bar and Dessert Pavilion.
What To Order: Spicy Malaysian Oxtail Soup, Grilled Skewers
6. The Living Room, The Westin KL
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Immerse yourself in an à la carte and buffet selection at The Living Room. Dishes include the signature Breakfast Adventure, nutritious SuperFoodsRx™ options, weekend high tea, seasonal dinner buffet. This restaurant’s open all day everyday so even if you’re craving a late night meal, you’ll know that this eatery would be open.
What To Order: Murtabak Tebal, Sup Ekor Berempah
7. The Mill Café, Grand Millennium KL
Image Credit: Rebecca Saw
Image Credit: Rebecca Saw
With its open-concept layout, you can watch the talented chefs as they cook up a feast for you at The Mill Café, a fine dining restaurant in Kuala Lumpur. With an array of fresh seafood, grilled meat and mouthwatering desserts, the options are endless.
What To Order: Arabian Mixed Grill, Satay
8. Kelantan Delights, Sooka Sentral
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Kelantan Delights Restaurant is a specialty restaurant serving popular Kelantanese and southern Thai cuisine in a stylish elegant restaurant setting. Explore centuries-old Malay recipes, which originality of taste from the ancestors remain unchanged.
What To Order: Nasi Dagang, Siakap Daun Kadok, Sirih
Feature Image Credit: Kreserve.com, Food Msia, Table App, The Royale Chulan


What To Do This Week: Happening Events In Klang Valley From November 7-13

KL is full of exciting activities that one should not miss out on, and it is in fact a great excuse to have a get-together with friends. Best part is, you get to enjoy the activities with one another, whether it’s a bazaar or a party. Here are 9 events happening this week, from November 7-13, that you should consider heading out for!
1. Hula Hoop Dance Course x Mishie Hoops
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Ever thought of combining hula hoop and dancing at the same time? No one would have thought that hula hooping would be a good workout, but it would definitely make you sweat as you have fun as well. Mishie Hoops is known for teaching her hula hoop classes around the region, and this class will allow students to explore on-body and off-body hooping, isolations, and transitions.
When: Nov 8, 8-9pm
Where: Brasil Fitness, Solaris Mont Kiara
Info: Hula Hoop Dance Course x Mishie Hoops

2. Japan Travel Fair 2016
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With the holiday season approaching, many are definitely looking to take off for a vacation to enjoy the remainder of their 2016. If you enjoy Japanese food or if you’re a big fan of Japanese culture and anime, you should head on over to the Japan Travel Fair that is coming this Wednesday to learn more about travelling to Japan. The fair will also allow you to snag travel tour packages at a bargain price, considering how travel costs to this Eastern country tends to be on the higher end.
When: November 9 – 13, 10am – 10pm
Where: One Utama Shopping Mall
Info: Japan Travel Fair 2016
3. Career Vaganza & BookMania
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Are you a career-oriented person and can’t wait to start your first job but you don’t know where to start? This 3-day expo on careers will allow you to get the professional help you need from industry experts. Not only that, there will also be a workshop during the time for you to gain some insights on self improvement. Whether you’re a new job seeker or looking for a new career, this fair will be able to help aid you in your career choices.
When: November 9 – 11, 9am -11pm
Where: International Islamic University Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
Info: Career Vaganza
4. Lazada Online Revolution
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If you prefer staying at home and doing all your shoppings online instead, you’d be glad to know about the upcoming cyber sales from Lazada, known as the Lazada Online Revolution. Among the brands which will be participating in this sales are Tesco, Maybelline, Drypers and Samsung.
When: November 11 – December 12
Info: Lazada Online Revolution
5. Fuze Club KL x Bassjackers #34
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Fuze Club is always back with their weekly event, inviting the hottest DJ’s around the world to play their decks. Bassjackers is a DJ which requires no introduction and in fact, the duo was just listed as #34 under the Top 10 Mag which lists the best DJ’s of the year! Bassjackers has collaborated with the likes of Thomas Newson and Afrojack, so you’ll know that you’re in for a good time at Fuze!
When: November 12, 10pm – 1am
Where: Fuze Club KL
Info: Fuze Club KL
6. Design Link Collective
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If you didn’t already know, DESIGN LINK introduces unique retail stores around Klang Valley which has similar themes. This year, you can definitely expect all forms of art and design in fashion, including accessories, handicrafts and charming little knick knacks that you can purchase for your loved ones, just in time for Christmas!
When: November 12-13, 11am-7pm
Where: KONCENT Malaysia, Petaling Jaya
Info: DESIGN Link
7. BodyKey Day
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This event is definitely known by all Amway users as the fitness event that gets their heart pumping. This time around, BodyKey Day is open to the public, so if you’re up for a great day of fitness, head on over to BodyKey Day to sweat your socks off! Not only that, you also get to try out great healthy products at this event, and it’s the place to be for any health enthusiasts out there.
When: November 12, 9am-4pm
Where: Amway Headquarters, Petaling Jaya
Info: BodyKey Day
8. Etsy Made Local Malaysia
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Here’s a unique bazaar that you can head to in order to support Malaysian talent! Come and support our local makers, collectors and artisans in this community through Etsy Made Local. The bazaar is a chance for you to buy quirky little knick knacks and charming goodies including body products and accessories. If you’re up for it, you can even create business opportunities by meeting the local makers themselves and perhaps even striking up a collaboration with them, should you be a Malaysian maker yourself!
When: November 12-13, 12pm-6pm
Where: Battery Acid Club, Damansara Uptown.
Info: Etsy Made Local
9. Elegant Jewellery Studio (EJS) Jewellery Making Workshop
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Jewellery is often times a personal possession for women. It is an intricate piece which helps to add pizzazz to an outfit and sometimes, it also holds a significant meaning to it. That is making your own jewellery pieces would be a great chance for you to add something of meaning to your wardrobe, considering how it is after all a personal one. At the Elegant Jewellery Studio’s jewellery making workshop, learn to create a stack of 3 bracelets which you can take home after the class ends. All tools will be provided by the studio and there will be teachers assisting you as well.
When: Nov 13, 11am-2pm
Where: MyTeacher Languages & Cultures, Plaza-damas, Block D-2-7 Jalan Sri Hartamas 1, 50480 Sri Hartamas
Info: Elegant Jewellery Studio (EJS) Jewellery Making Workshop
Feature Image Credit: Men’s Health, KONCENT Malaysia


15 Snacks To Add To Basket The Next Time You Visit Taiwanese Convenience Store Mix.com.my

If there’s one meal time that Malaysians enjoy more than our staple breakfast, lunch or dinner, it’s snack-time. Heck, we’d sometimes even find ourselves munching on some snacks alongside our main meals.
If you’re a huge fan of snacking, you would have probably chanced upon Mix.com.my, a snack haven for all things from Taiwan, China, Korea and Japan.
There are currently 2 Mix.com.my outlets nationwide, including in SS15 and SS2. Here’re 15 snacks worth trying the next time you visit Mix.com.my.
1. Green Tea Spread
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This popular green tea milk spread is ideal on bread, crackers or if you’re feeling a little indulgent, even on its own. Mix.com.my stocks a green tea milk spread brand from Korea and each bottle retails for around RM40.
2. Rio Cocktail
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Rio cocktails are another low-alcohol content beverage alternative to Somerby’s ciders. Slightly below 5% of alcohol, these colourful cocktails make for a nice weekend drink to have with some savoury snacks. They also happen to be one of the more popular choices at Mix.com.my. Flavours include orange vodka, grape brandy and blue rose.
3. Milk Tea
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You would have probably scrolled through pictures of these fashionable milk tea bottles on Instagram once or twice. The Chun Cui He milk teas come in a variety of flavours like green tea, cocoa, latte, milk tea, mocha and mandheling.
4. Tofusan
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Bottled soy milk beverages are typically mixed with powder, powdered milk or oil. Tofusan? They create their soy beverages with tofu sheets instead (sometimes also known as tofu skin). This significantly increases the protein levels in the drink making it an ideal snack, on top of being preservative-free and cholesterol-free.
5. Betagen
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Betagen is Thailand’s very own probiotic beverage. For Vitagen or Yakult fans who are peeved by the fact that the bottles come in small sizes, they’d be pleased to know that Betagen comes in larger sizes. People have traveled specifically to Thailand in order to purchase these beverages but now you need only make a trip down to Mix.com.my to obtain some.
6. Green Tea Cookies
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Biscuits and cookies are a pantry staple for any snack fan. Mix.com.my stocks plenty of these, whether you’re up for something savoury or sweet. One snack worth picking up is the Furuta green tea cookies which come with a thin layer of green tea cream sandwiched in between 2 buttery biscuits.
7. Banana Milk
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These banana flavoured milk drinks are a South Korean favourite and its flavours are predominantly milk with a hint of banana. Hence, if you’re not really big on the idea of milk and banana, you could still give this drink a go.
8. Tokyo Banana
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These pastries may resemble a Twiggies cake but they are in fact a much-loved Japanese dessert, often times purchased as a souvenir when visiting the country. They come in numerous stripes, dots and patterns and the packaging often has the design of a bow on it. Flavours include strawberry custard, banana custard and caramel custard.
9. Brownie
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If you find yourself craving for a serving of brownies, you don’t have to head to the nearest café just yet. These Market O Real Brownies are perfect when warmed up in the oven and dished out with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. The Korean snack comes in flavour variants like chocolate and matcha.
10. Honey Butter Chips
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Chips are often times deemed a savoury snack but these Calbee Honey Butter Chips actually smell sweet and it’s the honey which lends it this flavour. As implied by its name, the chips also has a buttery taste to it and it’ll taste unlike any other savoury store-bought chips.
11. Jagabee Potato Sticks
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It seems to be a running trend for Japanese chip brands to introduce different concepts and flavours. With these Jagabee potato sticks, the chips are in the form of a stick and they are made with real potato. Jagabee produces many flavour variants but the popular ones include the original potato flavour, seaweed as well as purple potato.
12. Iced Coffee
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If you often find yourself running late for work or class and don’t have the time to head for a Starbucks run, having some packets of iced coffee drinks in your bag would certainly come in handy. There are numerous other packet drink flavours to try out as well if you’re not a big coffee fan.
13. Watermelon Ice Cream
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For those who are big fans of enjoying adorable snacks, they would be smitten with the watermelon ice creams sold at Mix.com.my. Just head over to the freezer section and you’d find numerous other ice creams to try out. If you’re looking for something refreshing though, the watermelon ice cream would be a safe bet.
14. Milo Cubes
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Milo cubes are every Milo fans’ dream come true. If you’re not really up for a mug of Milo or you’re too lazy to prepare one, you could enjoy these Milo cubes instead. Each packet comes with enough cubes to last you for a while but a word of caution: you might find it hard to stop at just one.
15. Limited Edition Coca Cola
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Head to any Mix.com.my outlet and you would find an entire shelf dedicated to limited edition Coca Cola bottles. Even if you’re not a fan of this soft drink, you would probably find yourself admiring the designs on these glass bottles and cans. For collectors, this would be a good place to stock up on some unique Instagram-worthy designs.
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Forget First World, Glamping At Glamz Is The Luxury Genting Experience You Need

Glamz @ Genting is a glamping-style lodge located 28 minutes from Genting Highlands.

Launched in the 2nd half of 2018, this glamping site could be your next Instagram-able staycation.

Created by a team comprising of 3 ex-event planners and their sifu, Glamz At Genting was designed to solve the problems they’ve faced in the industry: there are no dome-style glamping sites within Klang Valley.
Glamping is definitely not a new concept in KL but after a night’s stay at Glamz @ Genting, here’s what we think makes this space stand out:
1. Their aesthetics are on point.
Exhibit A
Let’s face it, if you’ve opted for glamping, you’re definitely here for the aesthetics as well.
With Glamz @ Genting’s minimalist furnishings, white tent aesthetics and never-ending tendrils of fairy lights, almost every corner is an Instagram-able one.
GLAMZ at Genting’s Indoor Dining Area
2. The dome-style rooms are priced reasonably.
Bell Tent
At Glamz @ Genting, prices start as low as RM250/night for their bell tent. That’s RM125 per person which is decent considering the other amenities that you would be able to gain access to.
Interior of the Bell Tent
This is as close as you can get to pretenting you’re camping outdoors, without having to sacrifice the comforts of a bed and a bathroom!
Bathroom with shower, toilet and heater are available for all domes and tents
Not glamorous enough? Fall asleep beneath the city of stars in their Dome Rooms, starting from RM350 per night.
The “Village” of Dome Rooms
Interior of the Dome Room
Dome Room with one Queen Bed and a Hammock
Or opt for their VIP Dome Room which is designed for couples or a small family (air mattresses can be added, with additional costs).
Priced from RM788 per night, this dome can accommodate a maximum of 4 pax. Aptly named The Star, this is the largest dome and the star of the site.

Queen bed in VIP Dome with chandelier
Jacuzzi outside the VIP Dome Room
Interior of VIP Dome Room

While the Malaysian sun might not permit us to enjoy the private jacuzzi during the day, it comes equipped with an in-built stereo system and lights that makes it super swanky and romantic at night!
Tip: Just be sure to turn on the taps in advance as it requires at least 30 minutes for the jacuzzi to fill up completely.
3. There are a host of amenities to enjoy.
Alternatively, you can chill in Glamz @ Genting’s covered jacuzzi. This is as close to nature as you can get: the water source for this jacuzzi is a natural source from the jungle and mountain area.
Outdoor jacuzzi
Outdoor sauna
Right behind the jacuzzi, you would find their saunas and steam rooms that look out to the forest for you to zen out to.
Outdoor Bamboo Shower Room with a rain shower feature
There’s even a Bamboo Shower Room for a quick rinse after!
4. You can host an intimate party/event here.
As mentioned earlier, the founders of Glamz @ Genting are event planners themselves. Hence, this venue was designed to also host events, namely wedding receptions.
There are two hall options available.
GLAMZ Dome Interior
The Glamz Dome accommodates up to 350 pax and it is priced at RM7,600 for 8 hours of usage. The price is inclusive of sound systems and lighting. Plus, bride and groom-to-bes who are looking to host their wedding reception here will be glad to know that they will receive a complimentary 1-night stay at the VIP dome.
Green House
For a more intimate celebration, their Green House is a great option for a party of 150 people. Rental of this space starts from RM5,500.
In case you’re wondering what it might look like as you’re walking down the aisle at both venues, here are pictures of their entrances!
Green House Entrance
From the Green House, you’ll be able to walk in from a bamboo gate entrance and emerge from an arch of shrubs.
GLAMZ Dome Exterior: the bell is dinged to signify the union of man and wife during the bridal procession.
5. They are pet-friendly.
Darren of Glamz @ Genting shared with us that the space is pet-friendly and they even have a resident cat here (who is extremely friendly).

As of now, the team is looking to build a pet hotel within close proximity of Glamz @ Genting so parents of fur babies can have a peace of mind knowing that their pets are living close by.
When the pet hotel launches, Glamz @ Genting will naturally no longer be pet-friendly.
6. Breakfast is covered.

Good news: breakfast is provided!
The menu varies daily, which is great for longer staycations as you’ll be able to try a variety of dishes.
Breakfast Buffet
During our stay, we had spaghetti, toast, nasi lemak and corn porridge. The spaghetti was slightly sweeter than we had anticipated, perhaps due to the bolognaise sauce used.
However, the nasi lemak was fragrant and the accompanying sambal was not too spicy, perfect for those who can’t take spice.

Those with a voucher can redeem a Big Breakfast set which consists of eggs, sausages, baked beans and hash browns.
As for lunch and dinner, there’s always Genting Resorts World or Genting Premium Outlets (which is only a 5-minute drive away).

However, guests are free to use the provided barbecue grills to cook their own meals!

Tip: Pre-marinate all your meats at home, store them in an ice box and bring them along with you to cook over the grill provided.
Do note that utensils are not provided so do remember to bring along your own.
Barbecued Lamb Shoulder marinated in herbs
We had lamb chops, cheese sausages, baked potatoes, chicken wings and s’mores!
S’mores
“Can I make Char Siew here?”
Yes you may, but be sure to inform the management and they’ll direct you to the non-halal barbecue grills.
Halal barbecue area
Our team had the pleasure of using the halal barbecue area that is situated by the Green House. Right beside the barbecue area is the Star Tent, where you can enjoy your meal.

7. You get to stay connected.

Enjoy the steadiest WiFi connection at the common areas located near to the reception. You might receive WiFi connection at the dome area but it will likely be weak.
Alternatively, stay connected with your friends with the selection of board and card games available.
Tip: The common area is the best spot to chill at during the day when it gets too warm to remain in the dome room. Alternatively, take a drive up to Genting Highlands or Genting Premium Outlets for some retail therapy and return during the evening when it gets cooler.
Deck seats and a stargazing platform

More Quick Tips
☀? Sunscreen up! Although you’re glamping, you’re still technically camping under the open sky during the day.
?? Hydrate! These aesthetic white domes may look cool but boy do they heat up during the day. Remember to rehydrate from their water coolers (cups are provided).
?? BYO cutleries and food for the BBQ! Only breakfast is provided.
?? Bring a light jacket for the night but dress light and airy during the day.
?? Prepare your hearts for the occasional insect in the common areas. You’re still glamping in the jungle and these would of course be part and parcel of the experience.

Glamz @ Genting
Address: 1, Jalan Meranti, 69000 Genting Highlands, Pahang
Website: Glamz @ Genting
Tel: 012-664 5269


Go Ahead And Party Like A Rockstar At This Luxurious Mansion In Rawang

If you needed a getaway but you’re not looking to leave the city just yet, there’s a new rainforest retreat in Rawang that’s equal parts fun and luxury! The Jungle Rainforest Retreat officially opened its doors to guests sometime in July this year and they’ve already seen a healthy response rate. It has hosted the likes of house parties, birthday bashes and wedding parties and it is big enough to host about 100 guests.
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The mansion is surrounded by rainforest reserve and it is located in a serene place away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
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It’s got a huge swimming pool that you could laze all day in.
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In true tumblr style, you can find floats of every design here. From flamingoes….
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…to snow white swans…
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…to rainbow UNICORNS!
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Lay back in a hanging patio swing and nap the day away when it gets hot outside.
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And then wake up and grill some food for dinner.
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After meals, challenge your friends to a game of pool before retreating to the bedrooms.
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The accommodations are pretty neat as well and the balcony overlooks the pool beneath. In addition to bedrooms, The Jungle Rainforest Retreat also has basic amenities like a microwave, stove as well as a refrigerator and washing machine.
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The rates for one night at the Jungle Rainforest Retreat is RM2,800 for Saturdays and public holidays, and RM2,200 for Monday-Fridays and Sundays. Do take note that reservations are required prior to hosting your events here as well. With the location being only a 15-minute drive from Selayang, it makes for a perfect short weekend getaway. Now go ahead, pack your bags and ajak some friends for this!
Address: Jalan Bukit Templer, Taman Bukit Templer, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor.
Website: The Jungle Rainforest Retreat
Tel: 016-712 7401

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JOM Lepaq-Lepaq！创意特色咖啡馆，让你来杯雨中咖啡&椰浆饭芝士蛋糕，享受悠闲晴天

话说，最近吉隆坡好像经常下雨，怕冷的小编当然需要来点温暖啦！于是，小编就找到了一家超有特色的咖啡馆哦！
这家咖啡馆就叫做 ‘Lepaq Lepaq’ 。没错啦！就是我们大马人时常说的‘走啦，去lepak一下’ 的谐音。

这家咖啡的环境十分宽敞，有两层楼所以可以容纳很多顾客。店内装潢是走温馨又不失格调的风格，而且还有很大片的玻璃窗可以让你边喝咖啡边欣赏店外的景色哦！

还有，他们的木桌上都会放上一份Lepaq Lepaq为主题的报纸，哈 看起来真的很特别呢！

说到食物，小编就要介绍大家他们的特色咖啡和热巧克力啦！

看～是不是超创意可爱的？！这个叫做Rainy Day Coffee 的咖啡，上面悬着一团云状棉花糖，当棉花糖遇到蒸气时就会开始融化产生一丝丝像轻轻掉落的雨滴，感觉就像要下雨了。等棉花糖融化到咖啡里时，喝起来会有点微微的甜哦。 不止咖啡有棉花糖，连甜点也有彩色棉花糖，超唯美的啦！

除了这个，他们还有特色蛋糕- Nasi Lemak Cheese Cake & Hainan Rice Cheese Cake。哈！喜欢吃椰浆饭的你一定要尝尝椰浆芝士蛋糕啦。吃起来有点微辣又咸咸的，还不错吃，卖相也超赞。

此外，Lepaq Lepaq 也有提供选择性很多的西餐如意大利面，薰衣草鸡扒，三文鱼等等。 他们的Breakfast set 超大份的，一份可以3个人吃哦！

冷冷的雨天，来份暖暖的早餐搭配一杯雨天热巧克力，实在好享受啊！ ☕?
赶快约你的朋友一起来 Lepaq吧！
地址：Lot 687, Jalan Ceylon Sekyen 57, 50200 Kuala Lumpur.
电话：03-2022 2293
营业时间：周一至周五 10am-11pm； 周六&周日 9am-11pm
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Earl Grey Biscoff Minicake From That Last Slice (September 2020)

That Last Slice is a bakery and cafe tucked away in a corner of SS15. Previously it was really hard to find, but they’ve since put up a new signboard which makes them easier to spot.
The seating area in That Last Slice
We appreciate spaces that have had a lot of thought put into their design, and if you ever make a visit, you should take the chance to have a seat and enjoy their pastries along with the ambience. Their best-seller is their Cendol Roll Cake, but our Biscoff hunt this month led us to their Earl Grey Biscoff minicake (RM12).
We loved it. The cake itself had a good Earl Grey flavour, moist and just the right amount of sweetness. The cream also wasn’t too heavy on the biscoff, which was good because it was very complementary to the fragrant sponge. This was a combo that worked very well together, which we didn’t really expect. It’s also a very delicate looking and pretty cake. Props to the box it was packed in too, as you can see it made a very nice background for photos.
That Last Slice’s Pistachio Raspberry Dacquoise (RM13)
We also couldn’t resist the lure of their Pistachio Raspberry Dacquoise (RM13). It was the right choice, every bite of this was just a delight. The raspberry compote filling just brought a tartness to the overall experience, though the pistachio was more of an aftertaste. We also really liked the dried pieces of fruit, they brought additional texture and intense taste. The only tweak we would have liked is a more crispy dacquoise sandwich. The one we had probably absorbed some moisture which made it a bit soft.
Do note that That Last Slice does switch around their pastry menu, so it’ll be good to check their social media for updates on what’s on the menu that week before going in.
That Last Slice
Address: 15A Jalan SS 15/2A 47500 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Opening Hours: 11am-5:30pm (weekdays); 11am-7pm (weekends). Closed on Mondays
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatlastslice/
Website: www.thatlastslice.com


让你元气满满的【暖心美食】就在PJ的Crema∞Crema！

Crema∞Crema是间舒适温暖的咖啡厅。暖心的美食配上他们家的咖啡可以让你一整天的疲惫都消失了！
在Crema∞Crema，你可以放松地享受你的咖啡和美食。无论是早餐、午餐还是晚餐，Crema∞Crema都可以让你在繁忙的一天内找到宁静的时间。而且，他们家还有午餐套餐让你吃得饱饱之余也不会伤荷包哦～
一杯浓郁芳香的咖啡配上香味四溢的白酱意大利面，绝对让你想待在这一整天。当上班或上课让你感到压力时，来到Crema∞Crema绝对可以让你放下繁忙世界所带来的忙碌。
Image Credit: CremaCremaPJ
如果想要吃得丰盛点，你也可以尝尝Crema∞Crema的羊排或鸡排。他们家的鸡排还有两种独特的酱料，咖啡酱和番茄奶油酱，让你选择。是不是光看照片就觉得很饿了啊？
Image Credit: CremaCremaPJ
喜欢吃羊肉的朋友们也别错过Crema∞Crema的羊肉串和Lamb Shank哦！
Image Credit: CremaCremaPJ
Egg Benedict和Fish & Chips也是来到这必吃的暖心美食！早午餐来一份Egg Benedict和Fish & Chips，让你一整天都可以感到能量满满~
Image Credit: CremaCremaPJ
你吃过Laksa Pesto Spaghetti吗？午餐想吃些不一样的食物，不妨尝尝看这道意大利面吧！
Image Credit: CremaCremaPJ
还有！还有！爱喝蘑菇汤的肯定不能错过！他们家的蘑菇汤可是在你order过后才新鲜烹煮的哦～配上几片有大厨私人秘方的大蒜面包！是不是让你流口水了？
Image Credit: CremaCremaPJ
来到Crema∞Crema，保证让你暖心又暖胃！
Crema∞Crema
地址：44, Jalan 52/4, Pj New Town, 46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
电话：03-7932 4452
营业时间：8am-11pm，星期一至五。10am-11pm，星期六至日。
网址：Crema∞Crema


This Artist Is Turning Malaysian Food Into Insanely Realistic Miniature Art

There seems to be a rising obsession among millennials for all things in miniature form. Whether it’s a tiny tea cup or a mini notebook, we would likely purchase it because of its size.
Eric Siow didn’t intentionally leverage on this fact when he started Miniarture Concepts, a platform which conceptualises food art in miniature form. In fact, it was due to his passion and love for this artform which led him to turning it into his career.
Image Credit: Miniarture Concepts
Image Credit: Miniarture Concepts
The ex-graphic designer and certified French pastry chef currently resides in Singapore and he quit his designing job to pursue a job as a food art miniaturist and teacher.
“I had nothing much to do over the weekends except go to the gym, shopping or movies. As a creative person though, I always look forward to learning something extraordinary,” Eric told Discover KL.
Image Credit: Miniarture Concepts
Image Credit: Miniarture Concepts
When he was leafing through the papers one day, Eric chanced upon a story of a local miniature artist and immediately, he was sold on the idea. He began learning about the art form in 2011, and now 5 years on, Miniarture Concepts houses many of his interesting creations.
Eric shared with Discover KL that he chose food making because food was his only inspiration to start off with.
Image Credit: Miniarture Concepts
Image Credit: Miniarture Concepts
“In my previous job, I dealt with chefs and designed countless recipe books. I was involved in food photography and all these food- connected duties helped me understand food better. I was also a pastry chef for a brief period of time and that has allowed me to have a closer relationship with food,” Eric noted.
He uses essential materials such as air-dried resin clay, resin, oil paint, white glue, varnish, art tools and more to create the tiny food art.
Image Credit: Miniarture Concepts
Image Credit: Miniarture Concepts
“I mostly make and focus on Malaysian delicacies because of the diversity of our society, but I never set any limitations to myself. Therefore, I also make other cuisines such as Thai, Japanese, Korean, Middle-east, Western and more,” Eric said.
There is a high level of workmanship involved in each project and due to the effort he puts in, the prices for these figurines can go up to RM2,500+.
“Most of my customers hardly buy ready-made pieces from my collection, but rather, they want a customisation on particular food, or a specific showpiece/scene, for instance a satay stall or a kacang putih cart,” Eric said.
Image Credit: Miniarture Concepts
The clay craft has given Eric lots of satisfaction, especially when people are dubious on whether his creations are real or fake. “Visual impact is important in this clay art and I am glad that through my works, more people are getting awareness on this artform as well as getting involved in this “yummy” hobby,” he concluded.
Feature Image Credit: Miniarture Concepts


早起的鸟儿有虫吃！Pudu必吃健康早餐店——A-Toast Breakfast & Juice Bar。

继超可爱的紫喵早餐店之后，小编又找到了一家超棒的早餐店要介绍给你们！吉隆坡Pudu的A-Toast Breakfast and Juice Bar是家主打健康餐点的早餐店。新年愿望是要瘦身却又受够了水煮鸡胸肉和沙拉的朋友，来这里准没错啦！
Image Credit:@ig_jkrxmiow, @wenhao_0711
Image Credit: @ahbonggg, @diane_ang
Image Credit: @valarie713, @misyuhang
A-Toast Breakfast and Juice Bar主要的餐点包括三明治、墨西哥薄饼、烤面包、法式土司和意大利面条等等。平时大家吃到的三明治都大同小异，不外乎是鸡蛋、金枪鱼或火腿三明治。但这里的三明治可是非常丰富，最重要的是还很健康！像是他们的芝士烤鸡三明治、芝士马铃薯煎饼三明治和竹炭烤鸡蛋三明治都非常值得一试！
Image Credit: @irinirene, @carol.eats
吃素的朋友，这里还可以让你客制化你的三明治哦！此外，这里的素食餐点还包括花生奶油法式烤土司和早餐马铃薯沙拉。
Image Credit: @alex_leongks, A Toast
Image Credit: @melbellers, @lauranevanpera
为了可以让上班族和学生吃到热腾腾的早餐，他们工作日的时候早上6点就开始营业了。而且A-Toast就位于一个巴士站后面，所以对没有开车上班的朋友来说非常方便。
Image Credit: @lijing.s, @edxvin
Image Credit: @arjeann, @engzijing
明天上班前就到A-Toast吃份健康又丰富的早餐吧！
A-Toast Breakfast And Juice Bar
营业时间: Monday-Friday: 6am-3pm, Saturday-Sunday: 9am-3pm
地址: 291 Jalan Pudu, Kuala Lumpur
网址: A-Toast Breakfast And Juice Bar
电话: 013-277 5654
Feature Image Credit: @irinirene, A Toast


Sashimi Tops The Healthy Food Chart—These 10 Places In KL Are Where You Can Get Them

Malaysia is a country that is known for the wide variety of food options available. Though we enjoy having a meal at the mamak, we still very much welcome Japanese dishes like fresh salmon, also known as sashimi. Did you know that salmons are not only delicious? They are also good for you.
In fact, sashimi is one of the healthiest food to consume and it is packed with qualities that are beneficial for the body, such as Omega 3 fats which will grant you shinier hair and better skin. Salmon dishes are aplenty in Klang Valley and here are 10 places where you can fulfill your fresh salmon cravings.
1. Top Catch Fisheries
Image Credit: Top Catch Fisheries Facebook page
For those who has had Japanese food before, they would know that the bill at the end of a meal might be on the pricey side. However, Top Catch Fisheries’ dishes are slightly more affordable with meals for two totaling up to roughly RM30. Considering how a full meal for 2 at Japanese places tend to cost RM50 and above, this Japanese marketplace is a rather affordable place to dine.
Hours: Tuesday-Sunday: 7:30am – 1pm
Address: 17, Jalan Hujan Rahmat, Taman Overseas Union, 58200 Kuala Lumpur

Website: Top Catch Fisheries
2. MAIU
Image Credit: MAIU Japanese Restaurant
At MAIU Japanese Restaurant, you can enjoy an amazing deal of RM48 per pax for their buffet deal where you can get a free flow of sashimi. This place will definitely satisfy your cravings for salmon without burning too much of a hole in your wallet. However, you may need to book in advance as this place is often packed, especially during dinner time.
Hours: 11:30am – 2:30pm, 6pm – 10:30pm, daily
Address: GF, 39-1, Jalan Radin Anum 3, Sri Petaling, 57000 Kuala Lumpur
Website: Maiu
3. Eatomo Food Co
Image Credit: @emilyyzs
This Japanese restaurant opened only last year but many have frequented it due to its large serving of sashimi at affordable prices. They are a California-inspired casual market-style kitchen serving not only seafood but meat dishes as well. Besides sashimi, they also serve live oyster, ceviche and even spicy beef tongue rice!
Hours: 12am – 3pm, 6pm – 10:30pm, daily
Address: 11-1-1 Jalan 3/109F, Taman Danau Desa, 58100 Kuala Lumpur
Website: Eatomo Food Co
4. The Fat Fish
Image Credit: Vkeong
The hint is in the name of this eatery and basically, what you’ll do here is eat fish. Though the sashimi is the main star of this restaurant, you can still enjoy unique dishes like a chocolate wine tart and a warm lobster bisque.
Hours: 11:30am – 10pm, daily
Address: Mont Kiara Shoplex, Jalan Kiara, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Website: The Fat Fish
5. Jo’s Market – Authentic Fish Market
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Jo’s Market mimics a Japanese market and they want to make their diners feel like they’re in Japan. After all, their seafood is freshly air-flown from Japan and they are wild-catched, meaning that they have never been through the freezing process. It is seriously fresh and would need to be consumed within 2 days. This is good as it ensures that every platter of salmon that you eat is as fresh as it can get.
Hours: Tuesday-Saturday: 11:30am – 2:30pm, 5:30pm – 10:30pm, Sunday: 11:30am – 10:30pm
Address: 17, Dinasti Sentral, Jalan Kuchai Maju 18, Off Jalan Kuchai Lama, 58200.
Website: Jo’s Market – Authentic Fish Market
6. Shucked Oyster & Bar
Image Credit: Shucked Oyster Bars
Shucked’s primary dish is their oysters and they enjoy providing fresh seafood in general to their diners. Salmon lovers can enjoy dishes like the Ocean Salmon Trout which costs about RM25.
Hours: 10am – 10pm, daily
Address: Publika Shopping Gallery, Solaris Dutamas, 1, Jalan Dutamas 1, 50480 Kuala Lumpur (also available at The Gardens Mall and The Roof, Bandar Utama)
Website:  Shucked Oyster & Bar
7. Yamaguchi Fish Market
Image Credit: Vkeong
Located in Klang, Yamaguchi Fish Market is unique for its inventory of catches from different oceans around the world. As expected, this means that customers will be served fresh and high-quality seafood, like its exquisite salmon cuts. They also offer monthly deals such as 5 pieces of salmon for only RM12+, and more.
Hours: Monday-Sunday: 12am – 3:30pm, 6pm – 10:30pm
Address: 116, Jalan Kampung Pandan, Kelab Golf di Raja Selangor, 55000 Kuala Lumpur
Website: Yamaguchi Fish Market
8. Mitasu
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In KL currenty, Mitasu is one of the hardest Japanese buffet restaurants to get into, and that is due to its long wait list. That builds the curiosity around this popular eatery and if you manage to dine here, you should try not only their salmon, but tuna and butterfish as well.
Hours: Monday – Friday: 6pm – 10pm, Saturday – Sunday: 12am – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm
Address: Central Plaza, B-01, no 34, 50250, 2506, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
Website: Mitasu
9. Kuriya Japanese Restaurant
Image Credit: Kuriya
Kuriya translates to ‘aristocratic kitchen’ in Japanese. It means preparing dishes for important guests and is found in the homes of the upper class. However, now Kuriya extends to the public as well with this restaurant offering a menu featuring seasonal ingredients that has been airflown fresh from Japan—salmon included.
Hours: 11:30am – 10:30pm, daily
Address: 2, Third Floor, Bangsar Shopping Centre, 285, Jalan Maarof, Bukit Bandaraya
 Website: Kuriya
10. Uokatsu
Image Credit: Vkeong
This specialty grocery store doubles as a Japanese restaurant with a sashimi selection that changes with the months. It is on the pricier end of salmon selections and if you do not mind splurging, you can try some of their signature dishes such as the Ocean Trout Belly which is thick, luscious slices of salmon served with the traditional wasabi and soy sauce. Opt to have the dish sans any sauce though, for an authentic taste you won’t soon forget.
Hours: Tuesday – Wednesday: 11:30am – 2:30pm, Thursday – Friday: 11:30am – 2:30pm, 6pm – 10pm, Saturday :10:30am – 2:30pm, 6pm – 10pm, Sunday: 10:30am – 2:30pm
Address: B-0-7, Plaza Damas 3, 63, Jalan Sri Hartamas , Taman Sri Hartamas 1, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Website: Uokatsu
Feature Image Credit: Vkeong, limsyee, Facebook @Amber Yee, Kuriya


Paris Macaron Brand, Ladurée, Officially Opens At Pavilion Shopping Mall

Ladurée is a brand from Paris and their signature dish is their classic macaron which comes in every possible flavour and colour. For the longest of time, fans of this brand have been traveling to Singapore to purchase boxes of this macaron but now we can purchase them in Malaysia too.
Image Credit: Ladurée
The macaron brand has officially opened their first Malaysian outlet and it is located at Pavilion KL’s Couture Zone Level 3.
Image Credit: Ladurée Malaysia
So what exactly is so special about Ladurée? Originated from the city of love, Paris, they have been established for about 155 years. Did you know that in the 1930s, the grandson of the baker and founder of Ladurée, Pierre Desfontaines came up with a pretty cool idea. He was the one who came up with the idea of double-deckered macarons where two macaron shells are sandwiched together with a delicious filling. That’s how the brand came to be and till today, it is still well-loved.
There are over 20 outlets in South East Asia and a box of 4 macarons would cost close to RM50. Looking to try one? Then head on over to Level 3 of Pavilion shopping mall!
Ladurée Malaysia
Hours: Daily, 10am-10pm
Address: Couture Zone, Level 3, Pavilion KL
Website: Ladurée Malaysia
Feature Image Credit: Ladurée Malaysia


This Cheras Café’s Barista Deserves A Pay Raise For These Intricate Latte Art Creations

For some, a sheet of white paper or a wall becomes the canvas on which they can express themselves. For others, it’s a cup of coffee. Latte art is one of the ways where a plain ol’ cup of java can become an Instagrammable piece of artwork. That’s the case at Bookmark Coffee where the baristas take their coffee to the next level with works that are intricate and beautiful.

At Bookmark Coffee, you can request for a depiction of your fave celebrity or even of yourself.

The one thing they are known for though is their Disney latte art and this includes Gudetama, Garfield, Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse and more.

You can also opt for continuity art pieces by getting 2 cups of coffee.

Drop by Bookmark Coffee if you’re looking to get a mug of coffee that’s creative and a joy to look at, as it is to drink.
Bookmark Coffee
Hours: Thursday-Tuesday: 12pm-11pm, Closed on Wednesdays
Address: 12-1, Jalan Menara Gading 1, Taman Connaught, Cheras
Website: Bookmark Coffee
Tel: 016-513 1305
All Image Credit: Bookmark Coffee


This Cinema In KL Has Transformed Into A "We Bare Bears" Pop-Up Store!

Fans of We Bare Bears, rejoice!
TGV Cinemas in Sunway Velocity Mall has now transformed itself into the first and largest We Bare Bears pop-up store in Malaysia!
The 3 adorable bears who are known for their hilarious antics on their television show of the same name are now in town till July 8, through this pop-up store.
This make-shift forest wonderland is where you can find exclusive We Bare Bears merch such as plush toys, t-shirts, coin bags, stationaries, tote bags and bottles.

It’s basically the largest possible collection of official We Bare Bears merch and collectibles that you can ever imagine!

On top of that, there are also scheduled mascot meet and greet sessions with the 3 iconic We Bare Bears characters: Grizzly, Panda and Ice Bear.
While you’re at it, enjoy some treats such as ice cream served in We Bare Bears custom-designed cups.
Users of Visa payWave can opt to spend a minimum of RM50 at Sunway Velocity Mall (maximum of 2 receipts on the same day) to redeem a free cup of ice cream. The ice creams are available on a first come, first serve basis.

We Bare Bears Pop-Up Store
Hours: June 9-July 8: 12pm-10pm
Address: TGV Cinemas Sunway Velocity Mall
Website: We Bare Bears Pop-Up Store
All Image Credit: TGV Cinemas


【雪隆异国料理推荐】温馨别致的正宗意大利餐厅—Fratello Italiano!

Image Credit: Fratello Itiliano
喜欢吃意大利菜的朋友，小编有好介绍哦！
今天小编要推荐的意大利餐厅Fratello Italiano位于吉隆坡的Bangsar South。店里暖色调的精致装潢、那一面Tuscan街道的壁画和昏黄的灯光，为顾客营造了一个温馨舒适的用餐气氛。
虽然有舒适漂亮的用餐环境，但是Fratello Itiliano的食物才是它备受食客喜爱的主要原因！
Image Credit: Eat Drink KL
来到Fratello Itiliano，你绝对可以品尝到最正宗道地意大利菜，而且他们的意大利面都是由厨师亲自手工制作的！他们坚持使用天然的材料，面里都没有添加任何的防腐剂和色素！
所以来到这里，你一定要尝尝他们美味又健康的三色fettuccine哦！除此之外，他们的cannelloni、tortellini、Tasmanian羊肉和同样是手工制的披萨也都是让你流连忘返的美好滋味！
Image Credit: Eat Drink KL
如果你想小酌一杯的话，Fratello Italiano也有一系列品质非常棒的意大利红酒哦！想吃正宗的意大利菜，就来这里吧！
Fratello Italiano
营业时间：每天 10am—10pm
地址： 1-10 Nexus, Jalan Kerinchi, Bangsar South, 59200 Kuala Lumpur.
联络电话：03-2242 3603
网址：Fratello Italiano
Feature Image Credit: Fratello Itiliano


You'd wanna set reminders for July, ShopeeFood Day brings up to 65% off & prizes up to RM10K

[This is a sponsored article with Shopee.]
There are various food delivery options in Malaysia today, with one of them being ShopeeFood. It is Shopee’s online food delivery service that was officially launched in Klang Valley last year.
To offer users attractive deals on their food orders, Shopee will be holding the ShopeeFood Day on the 12th to the 14th of each month.
It provides users with Super Deals discounts that give up to 65% off their meal orders and all-day free delivery, among other things.

As users order their meals as usual through ShopeeFood, they’re also given the chance to partake in the Order & Win Contest to win prizes of up to RM10,000, which consist of electronics, household products, and vouchers.
Here are the discounts available this July, and how to take part in the Order & Win Contest.
Redeem discount vouchers for meal deliveries
ShopeeFood users can get all-day Super Deals discounts of up to 65% off on their orders (dependent on minimum spend) as well as free delivery.
In addition to that, there are limited-time vouchers available from 3PM to 5PM from July 12 to July 14, 2022, with their details below.
DateDiscount VouchersMinimum SpendJuly 12 (Tuesday)3x RM12 OFFRM20July 13 (Wednesday)3x RM13 OFFRM20July 14 (Thursday)3x RM14 OFFRM25
Example: If you order a meal on July 13 that’s worth a minimum of RM20, you can get an RM13 discount on your order, which is a 65% discount.
How to participate in the Order & Win Contest
On top of the discounts mentioned above, ShopeeFood will also be hosting an Order & Win contest from July 12 to July 14, 2022.
Taking part in the contest is quite simple, you don’t have to do anything too outrageous other than spending a minimum of RM25 on a single order on ShopeeFood to be eligible for one entry.

But, if you order the minimum amount from any of the participating Super Deals restaurants such as Agrain, Pasta Ohsem, Dao, LiHO Tea, Purple Monkey, and Zok Noodle House, you’ll be eligible for two entries instead.
As an example:
Scenario 1: If you order from 1x any restaurant with a minimum spend of RM25, you are entitled to 1x entry.Scenario 2: If you order specifically from 1x “Super Deals” restaurant with a minimum spend of RM25, you are entitled to a total of 2x entries, which provides you with an extra chance to win.
Once you have made your order:
Follow @shopeefood_my on Instagram.Click “LIKE” for the “ShopeeFood Day Order & Win” post found on their Instagram page.Comment on that post with your ShopeeFood “Order ID”.
The more entries you have, the higher your chances of winning the lucky draw because you’d have more comments on the post.

Here are the limited-time Order & Win prizes:
Grand Prize1x Smart Cordless Handvac & Hard Floor Washer Vacuum CleanerFirst Prize2x Pure One Mini S4 Smart Cordless Vacuum CleanerSecond Prize3x Air Fryer With Digital LED Touch ScreenThird Prize5x Multi Surface Cleaning SolutionFourth Prize10x Dry & Wet Microfiber Spray MopConsolation Prize18x RM50 off discount vouchers
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For new users who are:
First-time Shopee App users using ShopeeFood will get free delivery + an extra RM20 OFF discount.Existing Shopee users using ShopeeFood for the first time will get free delivery + an extra RM7 OFF discount.
If you’re from East Malaysia and have been waiting for ShopeeFood to arrive at your doorstep, good news: it’s now in Kota Kinabalu. Users can order from notable merchants like Yam Yam, KFC, Tealive, and Boost Juice.
With this expansion, Sabahans, along with those staying in Johor and Penang, are eligible for the Super Deals discounts, and can take part in the Order & Win contest.
Find out more about ShopeeFood Day here.Find out more about ShopeeFood available in Sabah here.


This M'sian Tour Agency Arranges Trips That Are Specifically For Millennials ONLY!

Have you ever wanted to go on a vacation on your own, but you’ve always been anxious even by the thought of it? All the what if’s are pretty much scaring you into giving up your dream vacation.
Or perhaps you want to have a good time away with your favourite people but never had the chance to? Tour agencies usually caters for big groups of people, mostly retirees. But there’s actually a tour agency in Malaysia catering to millennials ONLY!
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What stands out most about YOLO Trip Malaysia is that you don’t have to be in a large group to join. You are actually encouraged to participate alone. Past guests have made many good memories and new friends on the trip and it was definitely worth their time. If you are on to try something new (and meet new people along the way), then why not give this tour a go?
Their next destination is the beautiful island of Langkawi and who could resist the beach life by day, and stay up all night, just to do it all over again? It’s like being in paradise, but with new friends.
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Organized by Clovers Holiday agency, the upcoming Merdeka tour package is a 3-day, 2-night adventure which is inclusive of a yacht sunset party with a free flow of drinks (alcohol is on the list!) and a BBQ buffet, accommodation with pool and breakfast at Pantai Chenang, airport transfer, a tour of the Langkawi island, a lantern and travel insurance.
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Plus point, the fantastic part about it all is that you’d get to visit those hidden gems around Langkawi that nobody has been to before.
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Clover Holidays Agency organises the YOLO trip event three times a year so in case you missed the first round, there’ll always be another one just around the corner.
The upcoming trip is from August 31-September 2 and the total package price is RM680. If you’re ready to make new memories, then I’d presume that this is the trip for you. What’s more, since it’s during the Merdeka weekend, you’d get to join in on the Merdeka beach party too. Sounds exciting, no?
YOLO Trip Malaysia
Price: From RM680 onwards
Tel: 012 2262 641
Website: YOLO Trip Malaysia
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DiscoverKL's Guide To New KL Cafés & Restaurants To Check Out In January 2019

With new eateries and bars popping up every other day, we’ve curated a list of places for you to hunt down this month. Here are the just-launched cafés and restaurants in Klang Valley for the month of January 2019.
1. Tiger Sugar
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This Taiwanese brand is one of 2019’s most highly anticipated F&B offerings because duh, it’s bubble tea. But more importantly, it’s due to the distinctive fragrant flavour that sets Tiger Sugar apart from the rest. This is courtesy of the fresh milk and Taiwanese brown sugar used as the core ingredients.
Hours: 10am-10pm
Address: Sunway Pyramid
Website: Tiger Sugar

2. Soylabmy
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Where 2018 saw hipster dao fu fah café Dao launch in Subang, the trend continues with soy-based specialty cafés. Soylabmy serves anything and everything soy and their specialty is the silky smooth dao fu fah. Soylabmy uses non-GMO beans in their products and that’s the secret ingredient responsible for the sweet-savoury flavour in their drinks and desserts.
Hours: Tuesdays-Fridays: 1pm-11pm, Saturdays: 1pm-12am. Closed on Sundays and Mondays.
Address: SS21/39, Damansara Utama, Petaling Jaya
Website: Soylabmy
Tel: 03-7731 6099
3. Gajah Mada
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Gajah Mada is brought to you by the same people behind The Majapahit. This new fusion restaurant focuses on Indonesian, Thai, Malaysian and Vietnamese cuisine and you’ll definitely find something here if you’re a fan of Asian cuisine. Gajah Mada is set to be a new favourite among KL-ites, what with The Majapahit being in the restaurant industry for the past 3 decades.
Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address: G-021 & G-E-021, Ground Level, MyTOWN Shopping Centre, Seksyen, 90, Jalan Cochrane Cheras
Website: Gajah Mada
Tel: 016-226 1878
4. Encore TTDI
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Encore TTDI is brought to you by the same people behind the original Encore. At Encore TTDI, you will find pork-free options including staples like Big Breakfasts, sandwiches, wraps and burgers. For those who enjoy a spicy kick in their meal, try the Sambal Belachan Chicken Wings, priced at RM15.
Hours: Wednesdays-Mondays: 12pm-10pm, Closed on Tuesdays
Address: 20 Jalan Datuk Sulaiman, Taman Tun Dr. Ismail
Website: Encore TTDI
5. Kiara Cakes
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Kiara Cakes might be a new player in the F&B scene but we can already predict how it would be a hit, especially among the Mont Kiara crowd. It’s got the winning elements of the right ambiance and a plethora of cakes to choose from. Desserts are not over the top in terms of its presentation but they appear appealing enough that you might just want to try more than one cake while you’re here.
Hours: Fridays-Wednesdays: 9am-6pm. Closed on Thurdays.
Address: 7.4, Vista Kiara, Jalan Kiara 3, Mont Kiara, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Kiara Cakes
Tel: 013-518 8000
6. Tail & Fin Malaysia
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Tail & Fin’s menu is created by Chef Karu Wedhas, the former executive chef of NOBU, one of the world’s best Japanese restaurants. And with that, you can expect equally as awesome Japanese fusion dishes at the newly-opened Tail & Fin. From poké bowls and sushi burritos, to sushi salads and sushi tacos, you’re bound to enjoy the fresh flavours that Tail & Fin has to offer.
Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address: L1-043, MyTOWN Shopping Centre, Seksyen, 90, Jalan Cochrane, Cheras Petaling Jaya
Website: Tail & Fin Malaysia
Tel: 016-339 1266
7. Muse Eatery
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Happy Mansion’s latest eatery is every nature lover’s dream come true, what with its nature-inspired décor. As for meals, you’ll find a mix between Asian and Western fare. There’s the Har Jiong Chicken Chop for instance. And for truly Western meals, have the all-day Big Breakfast platter instead.
Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address: BG-7, Block B, Happy Mansion, Jalan 17/13, Petaling Jaya
Website: Muse Eatery
Tel: 019-912 0934
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Enjoy A Romantic Dinner Under The Stars At M'sia's First Transparent Igloo Café

When at Pilipala by WoodmanZ, we bet that you’d be bowled away by how whimsical it looks and feels.
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It is after all the first transparent igloo café in Malaysia!
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The eatery certainly reminds us of the iconic transparent igloo homestays in Norway where guests get to enjoy the breathtaking Aurora lights whilst tucked away in their comfy little home.
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The only difference is that Pilipala by WoodmanZ is an actual café.
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By day, Pilipala by WoodmanZ is your typical ol’ café but by 6.30pm, when it starts to get dark outside, guests will get to dine in any of the 4 igloos.
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The only catch is a minimum spend of RM30 per pax must be made.
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This can be easily done with the array of whimsical drinks and meals offered. Whether you’re a fan of poké bowls or matcha toasts, there’s something on the menu for everyone.
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What makes the transparent igloo café unique is its concept and how strings of fairy lights turns it into a magical space.
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Definitely one for those who enjoy snapping their OOTD shots, Pilipala by WoodmanZ is a café worth visiting the next time you travel down to Penang.
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Pilipala by WoodmanZ
Hours: 11am-10.30pm, daily
Address: B1-07, Udini Square Lebuh Tunku Kudin 3, 10600 Gelugor, Penang
Website: Pilipala by WoodmanZ

Tel: 0103741228
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又多一家喝茶好去处！OUG 新开张的【SAHA COFFEE】便宜又好吃！

想要价钱便宜又好吃的中西餐？不如来这家位于OUG 新开张的咖啡馆-SAHA Coffee 吧！
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这家咖啡馆主打中西餐和本地料理，食物不但美味，价钱也十分亲民。他们的Special Kampung Fried Rice只要RM9.90，配料很丰富也很新鲜。
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如果你喜欢西餐，这里也有提供意大利面，例如他们的Spaghetti Aglio Prawn加上一碗蘑菇汤，才RM14.90！虾很大只，面的份量也很大。除了意大利面，当然还有牛扒和甜品之类。非常适合学生来这里边享用午餐边温习功课！
小编推荐他们的 Fish Fillet Sandwich RM12.90 ，三文治吃起来很软，内陷味道也很浓郁且一点都不油腻！
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这里的环境也很舒适，采用的是黑白为主题的装潢，所以也非常适合与朋友或一家人来聚会和用餐。
如果你想找好吃又便宜的餐点，不如考虑Saha Coffee 吧！
Saha Coffee
营业时间：周一至周日 : 8am – 11pm
联络号码：03-2711 4293
地址：Level 1, Menara Up, 60, Jalan Puchong, 56200 Kuala Lumpur.
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Move Over Durian Cocktails, There're Locally-Infused Durian Beers From RM15

Editor’s Note: This piece has been updated as of 3.30pm on August 2nd, 2019.
“For many years, we wanted to set up a Malaysian craft beer brewery. But with certain religious tensions towards alcohol, we felt the need to figure out a way to create our own infused craft beers without the need of an actual brewery. Hence ModernMadness was created.”Founder of ModernMadness, Kennhyn.
Malaysian craft beer enthusiasts might have heard of a certain ModernMadness that’s been serving up flights of beer made in local flavours.
Just to name a few, there’s a dim sum beer, durian beer, bak kut teh beer and even a chilli stout. Do note that the beer flavours rotate so be sure to check with them if you’re looking for a specific beer.
But if you’re curious, these some of the regulars:
Fizzy Todi (Not Beer)Lemongrass BeerFlower AleSession IPACascadianMosaic Rules SIPA CitraRasa SIPAChocolate Coffee Porter
Hence, we just had to speak to Kennhyn, the brains behind ModernMadness on what’s brewing on.
The love of beers was ale he needed.

Founded since December 2018, Kennhyn shared with DiscoverKL that he got into craft beer by drinking a lot of beers and falling in love with it. With a wide variety of beer styles available today, IPA is still one of his favourites.
Stemming from his love of chugging beers, his interest in knowing how to brew craft beers started growing. After hours of learning from various brewmasters, YouTube videos, books and even TV shows, he formulated his game plan to penetrate the craft beer market.

It’s simply modern madness.
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Seeing as limited brewing licences are currently held by ‘big beer’ companies, GAB (Guinness Anchor Berhad) and Carlsberg Brewery Malaysia Berhad, it posed a barrier for ModernMadness and other individuals with aspirations to open up their own microbreweries in Malaysia.
To learn more about craft beer and beer licensing in Malaysia, here’s a great read by Taps Beer Bar.
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Hence, in order to create their beers, the team shared with us that they first purchase the base beers and then infuse them with fruits and herbs to create local-flavoured beers.
“The way we brew beer is through a dose of madness. Under other circumstances, traditional breweries might have done it differently,” shared Kennhyn.
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Priced from RM15 for 330ml, these brews are rather affordable.
How ModernMadness does it
Typically, craft beers are priced upwards of RM20. But a lot of times, that’s due to it being imported and hence, slapped with heavy taxes. But there is a growing community of beer enthusiasts who would bear the burden.
Kennhyn shared with us that he’s been observing an increase in interest towards craft beers as the awareness towards its robust flavours is slowly catching flame.
Being his full-time job to brew beers (lucky him!), he sources his various ingredients from local wet markets, Chinese medicine shops, fruit stalls and even imports some ingredients.
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He chooses to infuse them with local flavours as it holds a sense of familiarity to locals. This allows direct feedback on the taste for further improvement. We heard that his Bak Kut Teh beer took up to three tries to get right from tasting like cold bak kut teh soup rather than beer.
Nevertheless, the finalised recipe now reportedly contains up to 17 different types of roots and dates with a pronounced aroma of liquorice.
Final tasting notes.

“We are still learning. Introducing Malaysians to flavoured beers has been fun. To see the smile of those who gather and drink the beer we make is rewarding enough for us,” shared Kennhyn.
“We are Malaysians. We are foodies and the beers have to taste as good as our food,” he continued.
Hence why their bestseller is their Lemongrass Lager as it’s refreshing and easy to drink. Pairing well with food, it’s also perfect for our hot and humid weather.
But the best way to enjoy a beer is with great company. As Kennhyn puts it, “Beer will make the gathering fun.”
With a large abundance of local ingredients to infuse, we’re excited to see more varieties rolled out in the coming months from ModernMadness.
Get their beers fresh on tap at Pizza Mansion, Lucky Tora, Young Masters, Ales & Lagers and RexKL.
ModernMadness
Website: modernmadnessx
Feature Image Credits: Instagram Users @mokyiichek & @modernmadnessx


隐藏版 Dreamz Bakery & Cafe！来个慵懒又温馨的下午茶吧！

喜欢吃甜品喝下午茶的你千万别错过这家 Dreamz Bakery & Cafe。
没想到位于角头间店铺的三楼上惊竟然会有一家这么隐蔽的甜点咖啡馆。来到这里，一定会为了你带来层层惊喜。
这家咖啡馆的环境装潢得非常精致充满童趣，灯光显得温馨，墙壁刷上粉绿色和粉红色，超可爱的。来这里喝咖啡让人有一种仿佛逃离喧闹城市来到宁静小空间的感觉。

他们的甜点更是令人赞不绝口，味道选择性多，外表还特别精致呢！ 除了可口的蛋糕，他们的抹茶巧克力砖块蛋糕更是招牌，看起来超有特色的，蛋糕口感也很湿润松软。

此外，下午茶怎么可以少得了甜点呢！Dreamz Bakery的冰淇淋泡芙松饼是必点的哦！酥软的泡芙松饼吃起来不但没有负担，还可以选择多种口味的冰淇淋来搭配，如：抹茶，巧克力，芒果，薰衣草，earl grey 等等。 再搭配新鲜水果吃起来真的很好吃！

除了甜点，当然要尝试他们的主食啦。意大利面不但吃起来有嚼劲，价钱也蛮合理的！
这家由一对有爱的情侣经营的甜点咖啡馆所烘焙烹制出来的食物都有一种居家味道，让顾客能够放松慵懒的大快朵颐，来个心情大解放。

如果你想和朋友或带小孩子来享受下午茶，Dreamz Bakery 可是小编超推荐的一家咖啡馆哦！
地址： No 32-1,The Strand,Jalan PJU5/20D,Pusat Perdagangan Kota Damansara,47810 Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
电话： 012- 200 3441
营业：12 pm – 10 pm ( 周二休息 )
面子书专业：Dreamz Bakery


What To Do This Week: Happening Events In Klang Valley From December 19-25

KL is full of exciting activities that one should not miss out on, and it is in fact a great excuse to have a get-together with friends. Best part is, you get to enjoy the activities with one another, whether it’s a performance or a party. Here are 10 events happening this week, from December 19-25, that you should consider heading out for!
1. Warna Me at TARC
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Head over to Warna Me, an art festival organised by the Public Relations students at TARC. So what makes this event so special is the fact that it is managed by a group of students. With cultural performances, workshops, art and handicraft, be ready to splurge on all these amazing vendors. Not only that, the theme of this festival is about acceptance and loving yourself too, how cool is that!
When: December 20-23, 10am-5pm
Where: TARC, Setapak
Info: Warna Me 2016

2. Mereka Workshop
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Biji-Biji proudly presents their Motion Sensing Light workshop where participants of all ages will be able to learn the basic coding which will be connected to lights like the one you would see on an LED billboard! You could even learn to make your own terrarium using recycled materials instead of fancy and expensive stuff. This is your chance to learn something cool and everything will be DIY as well!
When: December 21, 6.30pm-9.30pm
Where: Galleria 2, Petrosains Centre, KLCC
Info: Mereka Workshop
3. Major Drop Stole Christmas By After Dark Thursdays
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Major Drop is not only the major player in streetwear fashion in Malaysia, but they are going to throw a party and everyone is invited! DJs will be busting some jolly remixes and the first 100 will get special shots from them too!
When: December 22, 10pm-5am
Where: Vibes Club, TREC KL
Info: Major Drop Stole Christmas By After Dark Thursdays
4. Gila Gula Melaka Beer Launch
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Who would’ve thought that these two Malaysians travelled all the way to Japan to brew up a special alcoholic drink? Under the guidance of renowned Japanese brewer, Taisuke Kourai, they have created the Gila Gula Melaka beer. With the collaboration of Inside Scoop, be sure to try out their salted gula melaka ice cream. Everything definitely taste with gula melaka!
When: December 22-25, 10am-11.30pm
Where: Taps Beer Bar, Mont Kiara
Info: Taps Beer Bar
5. Best Street Food Festival
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Don’t we all love night market around our neighbourhood, savouring the cheapest yet most sinful dishes? Well, better bookmark this event from December 22-25. The Best Street Food Festival 2016 is where you can chow down on every street food and it is one place you should enjoy before hitting the gym the next day.
When: December 22-25, 10am-12pm
Where: Tapak Parking PKNS, 40500 Shah Alam
Info: Best Street Food Festival
6. Barlai X Rojak Culture
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The Lepak Game is actually a localised version of the card game, Card Against Humanity. It incorporates Malaysian culture and as well, the words that we definitely would have used in our life. Barlai and Rojak Culture has joined forces to set this special game night and not only that, there will be free wine from 7pm to 9pm!
When: December 23, 7pm-11pm
Where: Barlai, Bukit Bintang
Info: Barlai X Rojak Culture
7. Second Combat 20th Anniversary
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Second Combat is no ordinary band. They are known globally and especially the locals who are into the hardcore punk scene. If you are really into this kind of music scene, Second Combat will be celebrating their 20th anniversary and inviting, Expand Spirit, Death Become Her, Dum Dum Tak and many more to unite and make this 2016 year end party an epic one!
When: December 24, 3pm-9pm
Where: Makespace, Quill City Mall
Info: Second Combat 20th Anniversary
8. Skankin Festival
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Skankin Festival may make you wonder what it is all about but if you don’t know, it is all about reggae and ska music performances. It features our local acts that know their way about the reggae scene. With bigger and better acts such as Rosewood, Republic of Brickfields, Salam Musik and many more, they are ready to bring this hidden gem of a music style to life.
When: December 24, 2.30pm-12am
Where: Cartel Coffe Shop, Bandar Baru Bangi
Info: Skankin Festival
9. Malaysia Wedding Festival
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Head over to Malaysia Wedding Festival to book and make your wedding night a memorable one with their packages offered on this day. Besides, weddings are pretty expensive so you might able to get a good price for your lovely day!
When: December 23-25, 10am-9pm
Where: Shah Alam Convention Centre
Info: Malaysia Wedding Festival
10. TREC XMAS Program
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TREC will always have great events but they are no stranger to seasonal one too! They have decided to create an XMAS programme where you get to witness carolling and snowfall during this event. Not only that, celebrate at the afterparty with them and be sure to catch Jack Frost too!
When: December 23-26, 10pm-12.30pm
Where: TREC KL
Info: TREC XMAS Program
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韩国唯一一家炉边蛋设计烤肉餐厅【Shinmapo】 +爆浆蛋液炒饭超诱人！

想要吃韩国正宗烤肉+ 火山炒饭？那你一定要来这家 韩国No.1 BBQ烤肉餐厅【新麻蒲Shinmapo】啦！保证你一定会吃到流口水~！

这家 Shinmapo 可是唯一一家有『炉边蛋』烤肉炉设计的韩国餐厅哦！来这里一定要点这道『Volcano Fried Rice 火山炒饭』啦，不但味道超正，连画面都非常疗愈诱人。当你把满满的蛋浆倒在饭团上，看起来就像火山爆发时熔浆流出来的样子！每一口饭粒都沾满蛋液，每一口都是满满的蛋香，超好吃！
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趁蛋液半生熟时，赶紧把蛋液和炒饭拌匀并吃进嘴里，湿润的炒饭口感真的太美味了！

他们还有【Fist Rice】，让你你可以把饭搓成饭团，可以直接吃或烤了再吃，又是另一种创意吃法咯！
此外，他们家的烤肉炉的设计更是吸睛卖点！烤肉炉边是拿来烤蛋的哦，只要放上kimchi，再淋上满满的新鲜蛋液，你就可以吃到香喷喷又有点酸辣的烤蛋，味道非常特别也很好吃。
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烤肉的选择也非常多，看看这些烤得鲜嫩的肉片，是不是已经让人垂涎欲滴了呢？你可以尝试他们的【Ultimate Set】套餐，大概可以供3-4人享用，只需RM128而已！套餐就包括了五花肉、原味猪肉、香辣腌制猪颈肉、腌制猪皮味还有招牌Galmaegi。

爱吃肉的朋友们千万别错过了！一口韩国烧酒，一口烤肉，简直是人间享受哇！
地址：Ground Floor, SS15 Courtyard, Jalan SS15/4G, Subang Jaya
–3rd Floor, Lot T-216D, The Gardens Mall, Lingkaran Syed Putra, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
电话：03-8601 3722
营业时间：周一至周日, 11am- 12am


Who Said Vegetarian Meals Have To Be Boring? This Café In Subang Proves Otherwise.

Beautiful imaginative meals need not be a luxury these days, especially with the introduction of Food Art Grocery Café in Subang Jaya.
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They go by the motto of how healthy eating is not a short term diet, and it is a long term lifestyle change. As such, they focus on meals with no added MSG and ingredients to form meals which are good for you.
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That is why every single meal that they put out is a feast not just for the body but also for the mind and soul!
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Food Art has plenty of nourishing meals which are good for the body such as their multigrain set meals (RM16.90) which consists of a soup of the day, side dishes, homemade sauce and multigrain rice.
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These filling meals definitely fit in with their Japanese theme of being conscious of the meals we consume.
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As for desserts, there’s the mixed fruits pea yoghurt with honey (RM7.90).
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Who could forget the mixed fruits waffle bowl (RM13.90), which is a hit at Food Art!
Besides all the meals offered here, there are also multigrain drinks (RM6.90), brown rice coffee (RM5.90), vegetable pancakes (RM8.90), kimchi pancakes (RM10.90), mini yoghurt parfaits (RM6.90) and soup of the days (RM12.90).
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On top of all that, Food Art also has a grocery section where you can shop for some healthy goods including noodle packets, sauces and other healthy snacks.
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It’s a good place to stock up on snacks and it’s a great place for home cooks too because practically any sort of healthy ingredient can be found here.
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Food Art & Grocery Café
Hours: Tuesday-Sunday: 10am-10pm. (Closed on Mondays).
Address: 15-1, Jalan USJ9/5N, Subang Business Central, Subang Jaya

Website: Food Art & Grocery Café
Tel: 03-8081 9119
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What To Do This Week: Happening Events In Klang Valley From April 10-16

KL is full of exciting activities that one should not miss out on, and in fact, it’s a great excuse to have a get-together with friends. Best part is, you get to enjoy the activities with one another, whether it’s a bazaar or a party. Here are 10 events happening this week, from April 10-16, that you should consider heading out for!
1. Crackhouse Open Mic
Image Credit: Crackhouse KL
Opt to be the audience or performer at Crackhouse Comedy Club KL. If you’ve got a couple of jokes in you, take the stage and tell your best jokes to a crowd. Alternatively, just sit back and enjoy the show. This weekly open-mic night session will have the audience members decide who was the best comedian of the night, to which the comedian would walk home with a prize. Entry is at RM15 and doors open by 8.45pm.
When: April 12, 9pm-12am
Where: Crackhouse Comedy Club KL
Info: Crackhouse Comedy Club KL

2. Trance Nation feat. Paul Van Dyk
Image Credit: PLAY Club
If you are into classic songs from the golden days, you’d appreciate how Grammy-nominated DJ, Paul Van Dyk puts a spin to it by remixing the tracks and making them sound modern. Expect techno-coloured laser lights and a night of dancing to some cool tracks.
When: April 14, 9pm-3am
Where: PLAY club at The Roof
Info: Play Club
3. Pet Fiesta 2017
Image Credit: Pet Fiesta Expo Malaysia
Are you an animal lover who’s looking to bring a furry one home with you? The Pet Fiesta Expo is back and this time around, expect plenty of activities for you and your pet at the largest indoor and outdoor pet exhibition in Malaysia. There will be plenty of shows such as the Dog Grooming Demo, Reptile Kingdom Exhibition, International Cat Show by KKM and more.
When: April 14-16, 11am-9pm
Where: Setia City Convention Centre
Info: Pet Fiesta
4. Envy Nightlife: Reborn
Image Credit: ENVY KL
Forget your usual Friday night hangout spot and consider up and coming party place, ENVY NIGHTLIFE instead! This new club in Bukit Bintang is known for its “atas” atmosphere and when you’re here, you can definitely expect a world-class clubbing experience. Not only that, be sure to hit the club on April 14th to catch Jewelz & Sparks, a pair of DJs hailing all the way from Germany.
When: April 14, 10pm-4am
Where: ENVY KL, Grand Floor, Federal Hotel Bukit Bintang
Info: ENVY KL
5. Dancebox
Image Credit: Dancebox
Dancebox is an informal dance programme by a lineup of choreographers from ASWARA’s dance faculty, the dance department of Universiti of Malaya and more. The show includes works of unfinished art that will be presented to the audience members, in hopes of garnering feedback. In every sense of the word, the show will be a raw piece of art and even non-dance enthusiasts would certainly be able to appreciate the show.
When: April 16, 8.30pm-11pm
Where: KLPAC
Info:  KLPAC
6. Pun Competition Episode 2
Image Credit: Have Pun Malaysia
If you figure that you’re a pretty “pun-ny” person and your friends can no longer handle your puns anymore, tell it to a different audience instead! At Have Pun Malaysia, contestants will tell their best puns with hopes of walking away with a grand prize of RM500. Entrance is at RM30 and doors open by 7.3opm at The Bee, on April 16th.
When: April 16, 7.30pm-10.30pm
Where: The Bee, Publika
Info: Have Pun Malaysia
7. Brendan De Cruz – Tribute To Coldplay
Image Credit: Brendan De Cruz
Just a week ago, there’s been plenty of hype on social media from those who attended Coldplay’s concert in Singapore. For those who were unable to attend the concert, fret not. Enjoy Brendan De Cruz’s take on Coldplay’s well-loved tracks instead. He will be playing alongside drummer Ravi Shankar, keyboardist Simmy, lead guitarist Hilmy Amim and bassist Joshua Devaratnam. Expect lots of Coldplay classics as the band pays tribute to one of the best musicians of our time.
When: April 14, 10pm-1am
Where: No Black Tie
Info: No Black Tie
8. GLOW FEST
Image Credit: Soundsation
Forget 1 DJ. How about a lineup of 10 DJs instead? Esperance KL will be throwing the biggest “Glow Party” in KL. The 8-hour show will feature DJs like OD, SMASH, G-Squad and plenty more, who will be playing throughout the night and all the way till the early hours of the morning!
When: April 14, 9pm-5am
Where: Esperance KL
Info: Soundstation
9. Levi’s Presents Classics Remastered
Image Credit: Levi’s
Levi’s is known for their denim clothing and this time around, they will be showcasing their Orange Tab collection alongside the live music of Nusantara rock act, PITAHATI, Couple, Ramayan, and Golden Mammoth. Be sure to head there early and bring along your Levi’s clothing for some free customisation at the pop-up tailor shop. Dress up in your Levi’s apparel to get yourself some exclusive free gifts too, while stocks last.
When: April 15, 7.30pm-11.30pm
Where: The Bee, Publika
Info: Levi’s
10. Paper Succulent Workshop
Image Credit: Paper Project By RJ
If you enjoy mini pots and plants but don’t have green fingers, consider heading to a paper succulent and cactus workshop by Paper Project By RJ instead. This talented young man will teach you how to create your own mini paper garden that will withstand the test of time. The 3-hour workshop is priced at RM150 and it would include the paper succulent and cactus materials (crepe paper, prisma card, floral wire, pebble stone, wooden pot, scissors, craft glue) and some refreshments.
When: April 15, 11am-2pm
Where: WhupWhup
Info: Paper Project by RJ
Feature Image Credit: Ashley Yeen & KLSL


DOMINO PIZZA 大促销只限2月份！只需20 仙就可买到 超划算啦！

吃货又有口福了！不想花大钱又想吃到饱？不如来DOMINO PIZZA 吧！

Domino Pizza 正在举办疯狂大促销！2月13日至27日，只要你购买了一个Regular Pizza（RM26.80），第二份就只要20仙！而购买第二份Large和Xtra Large Pizza的价格分别为30仙和40仙，是不是超值的啊？
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如果你想享受此优惠，只要到各分行购买就行咯！不想出门的朋友，可以通过Dimino Pizza的官方网站下单购买。
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70s Rock Band, Journey Will Be Playing A Concert At Stadium Melawati This February

Rock music is no doubt less popular as compared to pop or EDM music in Malaysia. But for those of you can still recall the good ol’ days of rock music, you’d be glad to learn that one of the most popular American rock bands is coming to Malaysia.
For 44 years, Journey has produced some of the best well-known songs in modern music and has sold more than 80 million albums, with 19 Top 40 singles and 25 Gold and Platinum albums.
Iconic hits like Faithfully and obviously Don’t Stop Believin’ has made a name for the legendary band. In fact, the TV show Glee is known for covering the song, Don’t Stop Believin’.
Journey will be playing a concert on 11th of February 2017, and tickets are priced at RM140, RM290, RM430, RM480, and RM530 respectively. It’s Journey’s first time in Malaysia and those with an old soul can catch the band live at Stadium Melawati from 8:30pm onwards on the night of their concert.
When: 11th February 2017, Saturday, 8:30pm (media registration opens at 6:30pm)
Where: Stadium Melawati, Persiaran Sukan, Seksyen 13, 40100, Shah Alam, Selangor
Info: http://www.journeymusic.com/home
Feature Image Credit: www.journeymusic.com


The Locker and Loft Review: Eat Nasi Lemak Bungkus While Sipping On Kaya Cocktails!

In a place where industrial meets cozy, this not so speakeasy bar is hidden behind a row of old school lockers.
“We love going out for drinks and parties. But we realized that we needed a space that’s chill with good music and cocktails. There are cocktail bars, but they felt too quiet, almost too stuffy and we wanted something more fun. Plus, most of them also do not have a kitchen and they were rather pricey,” said Deepak Gill, co-founder of The Locker and Loft.
“So we fixed it!”
The atmosphere is filled with chatters from various groups of friends accompanied by chilled pop songs and beats to create a relaxed atmosphere. Plus, the lights are dimmed just enough for comfortable vision and the music at just the right decibel to allow you to speak eas(il)y across the table.
Aside from their barbecues held every first Sundays of the month, this bar is truly a mortalisation of the founders’ passion and we’re loving it.
At the bar, they pride themselves in delicious and non hoity-toity drinks amalgamated with the flavours of local fruits, herbs and spices. Some of you may have heard of the refreshing Kelapa Rock cocktail which is coconut water with Vodka and Pandan.

Kepala Rock (RM23)
From being Deepak’s first ever cocktail that he used to serve in his house parties, it’s now a favourite among customers! So much so they even have bottled versions for sale.

Light, refreshing, slightly fizzy and full of natural electrolytes, this sounds like an option for a hangover cure 😉

Behind the wok they serve up some interesting Asian Western fusion delights such as Nasi Lemak served with Pork or Chicken Curry, deep fried seabass fingers served with a side of spicy peanut butter sauce, and cempedak goreng served with a side of vanilla ice cream.
Every dish or drink that’s served at this bar/eatery has been thought through and true by the two founders who each take pride in the kitchen and bar respectively.
We were served a table full of food and cocktails and it was difficult to choose our faves but here are the ones we’d come back for!
Fav Noms:
1. Nasi Lemak With Pork Rendang (RM14.50)

Be it starting the day or ending the night, Nasi Lemak is Malaysia’s one true love, a full-filling delight to have.
Aromatic rice with just enough santan and pandan aromas, a balanced sweet and spicy sambal served with the usuals of cucumbers, kangkung and half an egg on a plate.
Not forgetting the thicc and tender slab of pork belly served on the side. The slightly sweet but aromatic rendang goes really well with the rice and condiments.

You can also opt for the chicken rendang option for RM12.50.
Available only on the weekends, we think that there is no better way than to end a night of drinks with a plate of steaming nasi lemak. It’s also usually served wrapped in a plastic bag so you can have it to-go as well!
Note: Their Nasi Lemak is an off-the-menu dish that requires pre-ordering, preferably a few days in advance. Simply drop them a message on Facebook to place a reservation 🙂
2. Deep Fried Seabass Fingers @ RM21

Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, this tapas is served with either spicy peanut butter or tartar dip.
The fish used was really fresh so it tasted great on its own. However, the creaminess and slight tartness of the tartar dip provided another dimension to this dish.
If you’re feeling adventurous, opt for the spicy peanut butter dip, though it sounds odd! Personally I enjoyed the dip because I’m a fan of creamy, spicy and nuttiness combined in a mouthful
3. The Duck Caesar Salad @ RM28

Do not be deceived by this salad as it is basically a 1:1 ratio of meats to veggies. On top of a mountain of rocket salad leaves dressed in caesar is a generous serving of sliced smoked duck breast, a half -boiled egg, sweet chili and bacon bits.
The duck was well marinated and we enjoyed the combination of flavours the molten egg yolk added to this dish.
4. Cempedak Goreng with Vanilla Ice Cream @ RM16

The Locker and Loft takes your roadside Cempedak Goreng to the next level with a single scoop of ice cream.
The cempedaks are freshly deep fried and a heap of vanilla ice cream is added to them while they’re still warm and crispy.
Simple yet delicious, we’d see ourselves craving one of these while enjoying some cocktails with our pals.
Bottoms Up!
Some of you may have heard of their Babi Lu Mary cocktail that contains bacon infused vodka and is served with a bakgua garnish. Whether that Bloody Mary spin off is your cup of tea, here are some other types of cocktails that we’ve tried, tested and favored.
1. Teas
Tea Garden (RM34)
This gin based cocktail is almost like aromatherapy served in a tea set.
The herbal and aromatic notes are attributed to the combination of lavender infused in and elderflower syrup. It gives a solid oomph to your nose but finishes with a crisp and palate-cleansing taste.
To balance out the herbiness, lemon is added into this concoction giving it a sweet and sour bite to it. Bright and refreshing, the small tea cup may aid as portion control but you know you’d be thirsty for more 😉
Teh-Ow! Ais-Limau (RM27)
Another no-tea-able cocktail would be their boozed up teh o ais limau with Earl Grey infused vodka, pandan and of course, fresh lime juice.
Served in a tall glass with a slightly frothy cap, you might want to sip and not chug this drink. For the 90s kids, this tastes somewhat like the Cloud 9 Ice Lemon tea candy.
And again, for the sweet and sour enthusiasts, this could be your cup of tea.
2. Fruity
Catchy-Shin-Mui (RM30)
Speaking of candy, The Locker and Loft’s cheeky spin off on the assam and ambarella drink is served with three candied preserved plums!
The tartness of assam provides a refreshing base to be mixed with Gin and it’s made to smell and taste more fragrant with a melon liqueur.
Personally, melon liqueur smells like something from Bath and Body works but it is mixed in with right proportions in this drink to give a pleasant scent and after taste.
Tuak Sangria (RM32)
This right here is a beautiful salsa between the Sarawakian Tuak (a rice wine) and the Spanish Sangria.
Served in a stemmed wine glass, it contains apricot liqueur, a combination of fruit juices and the Tuak. If you’re looking for something that’s on the sweeter end with guilt-free treats a.k.a. chopped apples as garnish, this is an option for you.
Alternatively, opt for their Rocket Man (a salad cocktail, yes we’re not kidding) or LC1 that contains, mango, pineapple, cucumber and celery.
PS: The Tuak Sangria is served free flow on ladies nights every Thursday 😉
3. The Classics
LnL Whiskey Sour (RM32)
Quoted as perhaps one of the best Whiskey Sours in town, the recipe uses Jameson Irish Whiskey. While we may not be whiskey enthusiasts, this cocktail has balanced out the honey and spicy nut tasting notes of the whiskey with the tart citrus of lemons, egg white and simple syrup.
Jungle Bird (RM38)
For a true Malaysian Classic Cocktail, their Jungle Bird consists of Cuban Dark Rum, Campari, Pineapple juice, lime and sugar. Garnished with a dehydrated lime, pink pineapple and a pandan leaf, this cocktail greets you pleasantly on the nose and extends to a mild citrus with a hint of bitter-sweetness.
They’ve also got a fruity and tropical spin off called Birds of Paradise! It’s the winning cocktail of 2018 courtesy of their weekly “Shake N Take” DIY cocktail sessions. It’s made from their house made mango infused white rum, Jin—a house Gin blend—coconut water and various fruit juices.
If you’re on a hunt for more Jungle Birds, here are 11 more!
4. Local Fruity Booze

From an industrial distillery designed bar, we were transported to the kitchen of a fruit orchard with these three drinks. Made with local ingredients, some of these cocktails even contain fruit infused liqueurs that taste great on their own!
Kaya Mon (RM27)
Shaken not stirred, the Kaya Mon is a nostalgic tropical treat made from Cuban dark rum, Kaya, coconut water and santan. The resulting concoction is a rich (pun intended) and sorta milky cocktail. It’s garnished with torched cinnamon powder topping the froth and a pandan leaf.
Warning: Highly addictive, consume in lady-like sips at a time.
The KING (RM38)
White and Bronze, even the colour scheme of this cocktail is royalty.
Fresh durian-infused vodka on its own retains the pungent smell and taste of durian without the creaminess of the fruit. Combined with Bailey’s, hazelnut liqueur, and ice cream, a light creaminess is restored.
Akin to molten Potong durian ice cream, the sprinkle of cinnamon on top gives this drink its edge.
Jacked-Up (RM30)
Another pungent fruit cocktail that would either make you go ? or ? is their jackfruit cocktail.
This gin based cocktail contains lemon, honey and mustard aside from Cointreau (an orange liqueur) and nangka. Served in a glass that’s sometimes known as a ‘snifter’, the aromas of this drink is converged to meet the drinker’s nose before the sip.
It’s interesting how the lemon thyme garnish adds a slight lemony note to tone down the strong aroma of jackfruit. If you’re a fan of the fruit, this should be on your drink list!
4. Alcoshakes
For the non-lactose intolerant alcoholics’ dessert cravings.
Pea-butt (RM33)
Why eat Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups when you can have it boozed up and served in a tall stemmed win glass with a peanut candy to nibble on?
Built on a rum base, peanut butter, vanilla ice cream, pandan syrup and other liqueurs are added then blended to create this delightful nutty drink. Not too icy, not too thick, this drink is easily sucked up through a straw which is an important factor for milkshakes.
PS: There is also the Nangka in a milkshake version called the Yellow Sub!
The Final Tip
The Locker and Loft is the place to be for fun conversations over cocktails. We recommend grabbing a seat by the bar as the bartenders are really friendly and wouldn’t mind you asking for recommendations based on your preferred taste profiles,
For the non-alcoholics, taste profiles refers to whether you’d like your drink to be sweet, sour, bittersweet, fruity, milky and so on.
A Gin based cocktail their bartenders were experimenting on that night
And ever so often, they’d be experimenting on new drinks behind the bar and would offer tasters to keen customers.
If you’re keen on learning the art of mixology, head over every Thursday for the “Shake N Take” DIY Cocktail sessions! You’ll get to develop your own recipe based on your preferred taste profiles and guided by their experienced bartenders. If you win, they’ll call you back for the final showdown between all the winners at the end of the year.
From what started as a fun night out, you could end up having a cocktail of your creation on their menu! 😉
We also heard they’re having a Gin Week from 7-14 April 2019. For the Gin enthusiast or curious cats, there’ll be gin-sampling flights of various fine gins compared with different tonics as well as free tastings on their house made JIN!
For more information, check out their Facebook page.
The Locker and Loft
Hours: Tuesdays-Thursdays: 5pm-1am; Fridays-Saturdays: 5pm-2am; Sundays: 12.30pm-12.30am (Closed on Mondays)
Address: 40A, Jalan SS 20/10, Damansara Kim, Petaling Jaya,
Website: The Locker and Loft
Tel: 03-7496 7222


The Ultimate List Of Ooey Gooey Chocolate Chip Cookies And Where To Find Them

Cookies. Big or small, crunchy or chewy, they’re all a delight with a glass of milk.
It was said that the first chocolate chip cookie was invented in 1937 by Ruth Graves Wakefield of Whitman, Massachusetts. Prior to that, cookies were apparently baked as test cakes to test the oven temperature.
Besides Pepperidge Farms, Famous Amos and Subway, here are 10 places to get your hands on some freshly baked ooey gooey circles of joys.
1. Saved By The Cookie
Image Credit: Saved By The Cookie
Priced at RM5.80 per piece, these soft cookies are oozing with enough chocolate to save you from life’s stresses. Weighing at 100 grams per cookie, that’s one dense pile that’s crispy on the outside but thick and gooey on the inside.
The love for cookies stemmed from the two founders’ first bite into a warm, chewy chocolate chip walnut cookie in New York City. Started in 2018, they now have up to 5 different cookies, namely the:

Classic Chocolate ChipDark Chocolate Sea SaltDark Chocolate Peanut ButterOreo Chocolate ChunkS’mores
We heard their Double Chocolate Sea Salt and Oreo Chocolate Chunk cookies are to die for!
Tip: Heat up your cookies for about 20-30 seconds to achieve the indulgent gooey effect.
Website: Saved By The Cookie
2. Petiteserie
Image Credit: Petiteserie
If you’re a fan of having your chocolate with a tinge of salt, Petiteserie has you sorted. Graduating from Le Cordon Bleu Malaysia in 2014, Janice is “all about taste and texture’. Taking pride in being a pastry perfectionist, her signature hand-laminated croissants are also a must-try besides her Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies.
Cookie dough with a molten Belgian chocolate center balanced with salt sure sounds like a cookie made in heaven!
Website: Petiteserie
3. Taqookies
Image Credit: Taqookies
Coining themselves as the #GoodestCookiesEver, Taqookies’ cookie recipes have been in the family for two generations. Made with quality ingredients, each cookie is weighed and shaped before baking to ensure an even distribution of nuts to molten chocolate chips.
These are the flavours they have thus far:
Double Dark Chocolate EspressoBelgian Double Chocolate ChipHoney Walnut Chocolate ChipAlmond LatteTeh Tarik HazelnutMilo KosongSirap Bandung Orange Cranberry Oatmeal
Sold by weight, get your hands on their cookies at Frangipani Bulk, The Hive Bulk Foods and at NUDE The Zero Waste Store.
Website: Taqookies
4. Big Cookie Theory
Image Credit: Big Cookie Theory
If Cookie Monster had a bakery, it would probably be something along the likes of Big Cookie Theory. “Dough-ing” strong since 2012, this 7-year industry veteran began with three flavours—Cookie Butter, Nutella and Peanut Butter.
Today, they serve a wide variety of gooey chocolatey and delectable desserts made from cookie dough and brownie batter.
Among sinful stacks of chocolate cakes covered in chocolate drizzles, their chocolate chip cookies and peanut butter and jelly cookies still shine the brightest.
Website: Big Cookie Theory
5. Wildflower Desserts
Image Credit: Wildflower Desserts
A quick scroll through their Instagram feed and you’ll be greeted with cakes topped with beautiful floral arrangements. Known for her cakes that appease the tongue and the eyes, Rachel’s a cake designer and baker who creates custom-made desserts in the forms of cakes, cookies, pretzels and even cake pops.
Besides adorable festive and themed cookies, her soft baked Double Chocolate Cookies were launched in mid-June due to popular demand.
Website: Wildflower Desserts
6. SugaRie
Image Credit: SugaRie
Speaking of cakes, SugaRie’s not only known for their sinful “s’moregasmic” brownies but they also bake soft cookies stuffed silly with fillings.
Priced at RM5.20, they’ve got up to 6 types, namely the:
Nutella Stuffed CookieS’mores Stuffed CookieSalted CaramelMilk & CerealReese’s Peanut ButterElmo Cookie
And if 5 cookies for only RM24 isn’t enough, you can get a whole tray of ooey gooey cookies called a cookie pie, with either Nutella or salted caramel topped with fluffy marshmallows.
Website: SugaRie
7. Baked KL
Image Credit: Baked KL
Besides selling vegan and gluten-free brownies, they’ve also got these chewy cookies that are not! Bite-sized and packed in a resealable packet, they’re priced at RM18 per pack.
The Chewy Choc Cookies are oatmeal-based, contains nuts and is chewy and crunchy in one bite. For an egg-free alternative, their honey coconut cookies are sweetened with honey and apparently goes well with a hot cup of tea!
Website: Baked KL
8. September Bakes
Image Credit: September Bakes
3 words. Peanut. Butter. Brookies.
Founded by Bakeroo, September Bakes is owned and founded by an avid home baker who left the corporate world to do what makes her happy. Gaining experience from around the world and from well-known pastry chefs, she now bakes brookies, cakes and cookies.
Supposedly being the first brookies in town, her delicious creations are hand made and hand piped with a buttercream of your choice. Here are the flavours to be sandwiched between two chewy chocolatey brownie cookies:
Salted Caramel (Bestseller with it being savoury, rich and velvety)Chocolate (Packed with dark chocolate for a rich and intense experience) Peanut Butter (Made with SKIPPY Peanut Butter) Peppermint (Inspired by an AFTER 8 Chocolate Mint Slice)Raspberry (Raspberries and dark chocolate in a velvety buttercream)
Priced from RM40 for 5 pieces or RM60 for 20 baby brookies, they’re available at Kopenhagen Coffee, DahMakan, Bens Independent Grocer, Bucket B Cafe, The Bean Belt, Grey Sky Morning and online.
Website: September Bakes
9. Lilin Cakes
Image Credit: Lilin Cakes
Founded by Liyana and Lina, a dentist-economist duo, they create beautiful custom-made cakes and these irresistible cookies that apparently taste like brownies.
Priced at RM35 for 300 grams, here’s how they’re made, according to the team:
“Lots of melted couverture chocolate, more chocolate chips, very little flour and cocoa powder, topped with Maldon sea salt flakes.”
Dictionary Time: Couverture chocolate is a high quality baking chocolate made with a higher percentage of cocoa butter than traditional chocolate meant for consumption.
Best eaten within the first three days, these Brownie Cookies are soft, moist and chocolatey with a touch of savoury.
Website: Lilin Cakes
Bonus!
10. DOPE DOUGH
Image Credit: DOPE DOUGH
Hailing across the sea from the island of Borneo is DOPE DOUGH of Sabah. These homemade gourmet cookies come in 12 different flavours, with and without fillings such as peanut butter, salted caramel and marshmallows.
Baked by nareezmadethis, an avid doodler and creative soul, these cookies can be found in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. Grab ’em with a cuppa at Dock In Hostel & Cafe, Loop House and Chapter Two Coffee.
Website: DOPE DOUGH
Feature Image Credit: Saved By The Cookie, SugaRie