Tealive’s New Drinks Are A Blast From The Past And A Pop In Our Mouths

Most people enjoy bubble tea for a few reasons, but usually, people love it because of its tapioca pearls (you might call them boba or pearls for short). Having boba offers a different texture to the drink with the added enjoyment of chewing on something while drinking.
As a fan of bubble tea since I learnt of its existence, biting into a chewy pearl is now a textural experience I look forward to every time I get a bubble tea. However, while you can change drink flavours, the flavour of the pearl seldom changes… until now, that is.
Tealive is introducing a brand-new pearl to their menu that offers a bit of a different experience, or dare we say, a flavour pop.
Popping pearls aren’t exactly new, but we haven’t really seen them on the menu for a mainstream brand.
What’s Poppin’, Good Lookin’?
As the name suggests, Pop Pop Pearls introduces pearls that’ll ‘pop’ in your mouth as you bite into them. Think bursting meatballs, except these are not meaty, but fruity and smaller in size.
The drink features two specific flavours of Mango and Strawberry. If you get the drink with the Mango Pop Pop Pearls, the drink will come along with Strawberry Milk Tea.
But if you get the Strawberry Pop Pop Pearls, it will be accompanied with the Mango Milk Tea instead.
 The Strawberry Pop Pop Pearls with Mango Milk Tea.
We managed to get a hold of Fiona, the Head of R&D for Tealive, and asked her what inspired Tealive to make this drink.
If you can’t guess by the colours of the branding, the drink was heavily inspired by Pop Pop Firecrackers and Popping Candy, things that we enjoyed during our childhood.
A reason this drink was created was to make you feel like a kid again, and they even encourage the customers to play with their drinks (in a non-destructive manner of course).
Roll the pearls around in your mouth, stir them around in your drink, pop 1 in your mouth or pop 20 at one go—you get a chance to drink it any way you want.
Taking A Pop At The New Drink
The first drink I tried out was the Mango Pop Pop. With the popping pearls at the bottom, I tried the milk tea first without stirring. Surprisingly, the milk tea was quite rich and it actually went really well with the pearls.
 Even comes with its own special coaster when you buy two.
 The milk tea before it was stirred.
According to Fiona, the milk tea is the same rich locally grown highland tea that you’ll get from Tealive’s Black Diamond series.
Once everything was mixed, you’ll taste a hint of strawberry in the milk tea. The taste wasn’t overbearing nor too sweet. And yes, you can also reduce sugar levels.
The star of the show, the Mango Pop Pop pearls, have a slightly matte texture, unlike a gooey chewy pearl.
The outer part of the pearl is actually tasteless. However, biting into the Pop Pop pearl was an easy task and it revealed its contents of mango.

It was a literal burst of flavours on my tongue and I enjoyed its tanginess. You will definitely have to prepare your taste buds because you’ll get hit with fairly intense flavours.
If you’ve ever eaten and enjoyed ikura (salmon caviar), the texture of the “skin” and the sensation of the liquid bursting onto your tongue is remarkably similar.
 Not too far apart really. / Image Credit: youngocean.com
The Strawberry Pop Pop was more or less the same, but with an intense strawberry fruity taste instead. I did feel that the mango milk tea had more intense flavours compared to the strawberry version and because of that, I do personally prefer this instead.
Having Fun With A Drink
The development of the two drinks took the team about half a year.The team even played with the pearls by throwing it against the wall to see if they would bounce or pop, and it did actually pop!
After hearing that, I had to try it out for myself. Unfortunately, the pearl didn’t stand a chance against a concrete floor and burst without even making a pop. Guess my expectations were a little off.
Note: You might have thrown those little Pop Pop firecrackers onto the ground (and at each other, when mom wasn’t looking), but we do think it’s a waste to throw these juice-filled pearls onto the floor.
Tailored to the Malaysian market, the pearls are halal and the outer layer of the pearl is made of seaweed extract.
As to why they chose mango and strawberry as their first flavours, they wanted flavours that would pop, both in terms of taste and colour and it’s something that most people would be familiar with.
Final Thoughts
The Pop Pop Pearl drinks are fairly nice to consume, but it would be better if you have someone to share it with because there’s a special discount if you do!
 Adding fun elements to your bubble tea drinks.
So what are you waiting for? Pop by your nearby Tealive to get a taste of these juicy and tarty balls, and maybe rediscover a piece of your childhood while you’re at it.
Mango/Strawberry Pop Pop Pearls @ Tealive
Price: RM7.90 (Regular) RM 8.90 (Large) / RM15 for 2 Regular drinks / RM17 for 2 Large drinks
Pop Pop Pearls will be available nationwide (Peninsular Malaysia), with Sabah and Sarawak to follow by December 2019.
Website: https://www.tealive.com.my/home
This article was written in collaboration with Tealive.


This French Restaurant In TTDI Serves Dishes In Cast Iron Pots To Retain Its Flavour

French cuisine is typically associated with a fine dining style of cooking. If you prefer something a little more casual, try Cocott’ instead and expect warm, hearty meals while you’re here.
Image Credit: Eat Drink KL
Image Credit: Eat Drink KL
The name Cocott’ is actually derived from a French term called ‘cocotte’. It is in fact a pot in which meals can be both cooked in and served from. Cocottes are common in France and it is often used to cook hearty meals in a long and slow process. After all, meals should be enjoyed gradually and one should never be rushed to complete his or her meal. Perhaps, that is the exact experience you’ll have at Cocott’.
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For starters, dip some freshly baked wholemeal bread into balsamic vinaigrette.
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Next, as pure white as it gets, try a dish called Beef Rib-Eye with Montpellier Butter (RM46). Montpellier Butter is actually a herb butter which is perfect with the beef rib-eye as it gives a savoury and herby taste.
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If you are up for some Foie Gras (RM42), Cocott’ serves it up with green salad, roasted apples and pomegranate sauce. It’s a simple, fuss-free salad that allows the foie gras flavours to speak for itself.
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The Chicken Fricasse dish (RM28) is cooked in chicken sauce and it has an extra hint of mushroom flavour. Typically, dishes like such are eaten with rice in the Asian culture. However, if you’re up for it, enjoy the dish on its own and be sure to finish all the scrumptious sauce it comes with as well.
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The Beef Bourguignon (RM38) is cooked with red wine and beef broth and comes served with some rice. Red meat lovers would enjoy this dish as it isn’t too dry, considering how the dish is served with beef broth. Coupled with the rice, it makes for a full meal in itself.
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Even their desserts are cooked in the cocottes! Some of the dishes worth mentioning are the Roasted Pineapple (RM18) and Chocolate Liegeois (RM18) wherein the former comes served with some spice-infused coconut custard and lime jelly while the latter comes with chocolate ice-cream, caramelised peanuts and whipped cream. The Mango Tatin, on the other hand, is made out of roasted mango, shortbread crumble and kaffir lime.
For some homely comfort food that feels like it came right out of your grandmother’s kitchen, Cocott’ is ready to serve up some French delights to their customers. In fact, you’ll know that you’re in for a treat when the man behind the meals, Geoffroi Herrin, has once worked at Annecy-le-Vieux’s, a two-Michelin-starred restaurant in France!
Cocott’
Hours: Tuesday: 12pm-3pm, Wednesday-Sunday: 12pm-10pm

Address: 1-1 Greens Terrace, Jalan Wan Kadir 3, TTDI, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Cocott’
Tel: 03-2712 4481
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Fancy Getting Chased By The Undead On New Year's Eve? There's A Zombie Run For That!

Do you like zombie apocalypses and is The Walking Dead your ultimate favourite television show? If you answered yes to one or more of the questions posed before this, then you might as well consider the run will be aptly held on the upcoming New Year’s Eve day.
If you are already a seasoned marathon runner, it would be a bonus for you. This could be an opportunity for you to escape from the hordes of zombies and go through a series of challenges at the same time. This 5km zombie infested run will give you a thrilling adrenaline rush. It is also set to rock music to give you an extra kick and a tune to dance to when you cross the finish line. Essentially, it is part obstacle run, part music festival all rolled into one. Oh, and there would be zombies too!

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This is not the first time that Run For Your Lives has graced our shores and it is a run which sees many returning to it for the sheer excitement of being able to either play the role of a typical runner or even that of a zombie!
Image Credit: Run For Your Lives Malaysia
Image Credit: Run For Your Lives Malaysia
The run can get pretty intense due to the fact that you are being hunted down by zombies from literally every corner. It almost imitates a real-life scene of being hunted down alive.
Image Credit: Run For Your Lives Malaysia
Image Credit: Run For Your Lives Malaysia
With so many obstacles, it adds a challenging factor throughout the race whereby some obstacles might even require you to get a helping hand. After all, the movie Train to Busan already proves that no run would be challenge-free and there would be high walls to climb and dark spaces to crawl through. Hence, don’t be afraid to ask for help from other racers if you find that you need it!
Image Credit: Run For Your Lives Malaysia
Image Credit: Run For Your Lives Malaysia
Run For Your Lives Malaysia
When: December 31, 6.30pm
Where: Taman Botani, Putrajaya
Website: Run For Your Lives Malaysia
To register, click here.
Feature Image Credit: Run For Your Lives Malaysia


[UPDATE] These 25 Common Pantry Staples Will NOT Be Imposed With GST Beginning July 1st

LATEST UPDATE as of 2.20pm 19th June: According to Free Malaysia Today, the Customs Department has cancelled the amendment to the GST order. The decision was made after it had referred the matter to the finance ministry. So fret not, readers, the items mentioned will remain in the GST zero-rated list.
Earlier today, it was revealed that some of our common pantry staples will be a whole lot pricier starting July 1st. This is due to the fact that the Goods and Services Tax (Zero-Rated Supply) Order was amended to exclude certain items which was previously a part of the first amendment.
Customs Department director-general Datuk Subromaniam Tholasy reportedly told The Star that more than 60 food items will experience a price hike and he also mentioned that, “It’s only a few items not consumed by the masses.”
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Some of the items which would have been imposed with GST included:
1. Asparagus
2. Potatoes
3. Peas
4. Beans
5. Spinach
6. Sweet Corn
7. Olives
8. Cucumbers
9. Gherkins
10. Mushrooms
11. Chilies
12. Capers
13. Fresh Dates
14. Fresh Figs
15. Fresh Avocados
16. Fresh Grapes
17. Apricots
18. Sour Cherries
19. Peaches
20. Plums
21. Green Tea (leaves)
22. Saffron
23. Eels
24. Swordfish
25. Octopus
However, in the latest update, the amendment has been cancelled. What this means is that we’ll still be able to have our avocado on toast and fresh grapes at its original price, as it remains in the GST zero-rated list.
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This Viral 2D Cafe In Sunway Was Painstakingly Handpainted, All In 1.5 Months

This article has been updated with more information shared by the 2D Bubble Tea team.
Chances are that you’ve seen pictures of the 2D cafe circulating around the web, or even read about it.
2D Bubble Tea is the latest eatery to achieve viral status in KL and undoubtedly, the cafe is unique.
And the way the concept came along is a pretty interesting one too.

Mr. C, one of the masterminds behind 2D Bubble Tea, noticed how he had a talented waiter named Yuu, who worked at 2D Bubble Tea’s sister cafe, La Fleur (yup, that viral unicorn cafe)!
Noting how she was gifted in art, the team (comprising of Mr. C, shareholders, Ong and Tania and investor JJ) engaged Yuu for the concept of their 2D cafe.
It took Yuu (and assistant Carmen) only 1.5 months to hand paint everything in 2D Bubble Tea and she did all this while still waitressing at La Fleur. Today, she joins the ranks of being one of 2D Bubble Tea’s shareholders.
At 2D Bubble Tea, every single furniture is hand painted and the team imported pure white furniture as their base to paint on.

Interestingly, the quickest project to complete was the furniture. It was the walls, floor and ceiling that took a longer amount of time.
This was due to the fact that a special material was required to paint it. Additionally, the wall required pencil sketches prior to painting and the team also needed to erase the pencil marks after they were done.
Mr C. shared with DiscoverKL that the team was initially nervous to begin on this project. As he puts it, “If the effect is not there, it’s game over and it’s quite a big risk”.
“When the lines are too straight, it doesn’t look real. So I purposely asked Yuu to make it look a little senget,” Mr. C joked. But this actually helped them achieve the comic book effect that they were going for.

On top of that, 2D Bubble Tea has a Japanese-Western theme, with tatami seatings and an “onsen” which is really a bathtub ballpit filled with white balls to simulate “foam”.
This is what distinguishes the black-and-white bubble tea space from existing cafes of that nature, considering how this is not a new concept and is already a booming business in Korea and Taiwan.
2D Bubble Tea currently offer 5 flavours of bubble tea (one of which is currently sold out) but the team is constantly looking to update their existing flavours.
“Every single bottle? We make the bubble tea fresh on the spot,” Mr. C shared.
The bottles, which also has a 2D effect, were designed by Mr. C and Tania and were painted by Yuu.
Besides bubble tea, they also serve bento, croissants, sandwiches, chips and other light food. Basically, food which pairs well with bubble tea.
Speaking about the viral concept that they came up with, Mr. C noted that social media is everything and now is the best time to engineer a space where people would come to snap pictures at and hang out.
The team would understand this very well, having been accustomed to viral concepts like unicorn cafe, La Fleur.

2D Bubble Tea is currently in their first week of launching but is already setting their eyes on 2 upcoming outlets in SS15 and JB.
Unlike the existing space in Sunway Geo Avenue, the next 2D Bubble Tea outlets will adopt a different theme. Mr. C shared, “It might be a China or Egypt theme. Or we might even have a crossover with unicorn, who knows?”
2D Bubble Tea is located on the third floor of Sunway Geo Avenue. And if you’re a fan of viral cafes, make a stop at La Fleur, which is located on the first floor of the same mall.
2D Bubble Tea
Address: F-03-10, Sunway Geo Avenue, Jalan Lagoon Selatan, Subang Jaya
Website: 2D Bubble Tea
All Image Credit: 2D Bubble Tea


What To Do This Week: Happening Events In Klang Valley From October 4-9

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 run or a party. Here are 9 events happening this week, from October 4-9, that you should consider heading out for!
1. The Language Archive
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What is the power of language, and is it really enough for us to understand each other with words alone? This is the subject being explored in a comedy called The Language Archive. Follow characters George, Mary and Emma this Wednesday, as they search answers for these very questions in a 2-hour comedy at KuAsh Theatre, TTDI.
When: October 5
Where: KuAsh Theatre, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000 Kuala Lumpur.
Info: The Language Archive
2. Movie Soundtracks 2.0
Image Credit: Sunway University Ensemble
This isn’t the first time that the Sunway University Ensemble has belted out tunes from popular movies. They have once sung tracks from the likes of Phantom of the Opera and Pirates of the Caribbean just to name a few. This time around, they will be singing tracks from different popular movies as well. As for which tunes will be presented, you’ll have to check it out for yourself!
When: October 6
Where: Jeffrey Cheah Hall 1, Sunway University.
Info: Movie Soundtracks 2.0
3. FH Club Luxury Warehouse Sale
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Designer handbags are often priced exorbitantly high and many would bite their tongue at the thought of purchasing the items full price. Well, that’s what sales are for now isn’t it? The FH Club Luxury Warehouse Sale is coming to KL bringing luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Prada, Burberry, Coach, Miu Miu, YSL, DKNY, Michael Kors, Gucci, Fendi, Kate Spade and more at 70% off. Prices for the designer bags are as low as RM199!
When: October 7-9
Where: Histana Hotel Klang, 10 Jalan Batu Tiga Lama, 41300 Klang.
Info: FH Club Luxury Warehouse Sale

4. Film Screening: Kaki Bakar by U-Wei Haji Saari
Image Credit: Ilham Gallery
Kaki Bakar is a film which won the Grand Prix (Best International Film Award) at the Brussels Film Awards, so you definitely know that you’re in for a treat. The movie which is based upon the Javanese heritage was first screened at the prestigious Cannes Festival in 1995, and they will be screening it once more at the Ilham Gallery. The movie is based on a certain Kakang who tries his best to instill his own traditional values and beliefs in his children as he brings them up in Malaysia. Hence, it is bound to be an educational and moving tale not to be missed.
When: October 8
Where: Ilham Gallery, 8 Jalan Binjai, Off Persiaran KLCC, 50450 Kuala Lumpur.
Info: Film Screening: Kaki Bakar by U-Wei Haji Saari
5. Be Ohsem, Wear Pink 2.0
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The Be Ohsem, Wear Pink 2.0 event is in conjunction with World Breast Cancer Awareness and several activities will be held during the event such as breast health education, basic health check up, a bazaar, a health talk as well as cooking and juicing demos. Just RSVP for the event and show up in pink!
When: October 8
Where: Ground Floor, The School @ Jaya One.
Info: Be Ohsem, Wear Pink 2.0
6. Celebrating Shakespeare
Image Credit: Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra
In conjunction with the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death, the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra will be paying tribute to the literary legend with a programme of music inspired by his greatest plays. The tunes which will be presented includes Mendelssohn’s Wedding March song which comes from the play, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”. Tickets for the event are priced between RM60-RM150.
When: October 8-9
Where: Dewan Filharmonik Petronas, KLCC, Kuala Lumpur.
Info: Celebrating Shakespeare
7. Meet & Hike at Bukit Saga
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A hike is a great way to explore the wonders of nature as well as to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. At times though, we can’t gather our group of friends together at the same time to go for a hike. Malaysian startup, LocalUsher solves this problem by organising the free event where one can meet up at Bukit Saga and hike the trail together this upcoming Saturday.
When: October 8
Where: Bukit Saga, Ampang.
Info: Meet & Hike at Bukit Saga
8. The Bee presents Rock & Roll Blowout
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The Bee, since its inception has brought forth many events which has changed the way people attend bazaars and flea markets. It’s been 6 years since they popped up in our lives and to celebrate their birthday, they will be presenting the Rock & Roll Blowout, and it’s set to be a big event with live acts as well as pop up games such as a beer ring toss, Russian Roulette water balloon and giant jenga. One of the not-to-miss-out attractions at the event would also be their pop-up barbershop known as Kedai Gunting Gonzo.
When: October 9
Where: The Bee @ Publika.
Info: The Bee presents Rock & Roll Blowout
9. YAA Beach Party Carnival
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This Beach Party Carnival is set to be one of the hippest ones around and there are plenty of activities to participate in, regardless of your age. For instance, there’s the Escape Room, Mystery Maze, Hulk Eating Contest as well as the Diva Center. To find out what each of these interesting activities entail, pay the carnival a visit. Admission to the event is free but to participate in the games and to buy food, coupons must be purchased beforehand or on the day of the event itself. Best part is part of the carnival’s proceeds will also be donated to Rumah Jaireh which is a home for kids with HIV, as well as Promise Home in Puchong Prima.
When: October 9
Where: Young Achievers Academy, Jalan Teknologi, 47810 Petaling Jaya.
Info: YAA Beach Party Carnival
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You'll Find Salted Egg Durian Rice, Durian Pizzas & More At This Restaurant

With the ongoing durian craze, it’s pretty wise to jump on the bandwagon with more durian-inspired offerings.
And a restaurant in SS2 has done just that by joining the durian craze, this time with cool durian-inspired dishes.

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Arguably an acquired taste, these durian dishes are not for the weak. But judging from the reviews that Durianity SS2 has gotten thus far, Malaysians are all for it and are even raving about the restaurant’s signature dishes.
You’ll find sweet and savoury pairings such as the salted egg durian rice. Large durian slices are placed atop of a bed of salted egg rice for a creamy twist.

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For something more indulgent, there’s the durian shake and the musang king durian ice cream.
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There’s even a durian pizza which is a Malaysian meets Italian fusion dish.
After you’re done stuffing your face with creamy durian meals, shop around the restaurant and pick up goodies such as durian biscuits and durian white coffee.

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Durianity SS2
Hours: 11am-11pm, daily
Address: G21, IOI Boulevard, Jalan Kenari 6, Puchong
Website: Durianity SS2
Tel: 012-522 8611
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This New Ice Cream Bar In KL Will Tempt Naysayers To Lose Their V To Vegan Food

When Serina and her husband Ishpal were coming up with a tagline for their vegan ice cream parlour in Mont Kiara, they were initially unsure if the word vegan would be a turn-off for some. True enough, whilst we were seated at the Kind Kones café in Mont Kiara recently, we heard a couple snigger, “Ugh, vegan”, as they walked past.
Somehow, it’s honestly not surprising. The general mindset that some might have about vegan fare is that it’s bland and perhaps this can be attributed to the fact that they’re used to certain types of flavours and dishes. The thought of subbing out certain ingredients with vegan-friendly ones might then be a shock because why fix something that isn’t broken? Serina’s thoughts on that?

“I’ve had people associating vegan with blandness so they wouldn’t even enter Kind Kones. But I’ve made up my mind that I’m not going to convince everybody. Having said that, there’s also a market for vegan food.”

Kind Kones is a newly opened vegan ice cream parlour in Mont Kiara and it’s the first of its kind in Malaysia. They are brought to you by the same folks behind Raisin’ The Roof, a vegetarian restaurant in Plaza Damansara.

The ice creams at Kind Kones are free from eggs, dairy, refined sugar, emulsifiers, preservatives, additives, artificial colouring and flavouring. Instead, what’s left are the bare essentials. “It’s not just for vegans, it’s also for those who are lactose intolerant and for kids who can’t take certain things,” Serina said of the ice cream.
The ice cream has a shelf life of 1 week and although they are far from spoilt within that period of time, Serina is adamant that she wants the ice cream sold at Kind Kones to be of top quality at all times. That is why after 3-4 days, the ice cream, which is still in good quality, are packed in pints to be sent to orphanages because as Serina puts it, “I don’t want to waste something that is still good.”
At any given time, you’d find 12 flavours to choose from at a price of RM9.90 per scoop. The current crowd favourites are the Cinnamon Toast, Mocha Almond Chocolate Chip, Salted Chocolate Chip, Dark Chocolate and Strawberry.
The French Vanilla Bean is made up of cashews and vanilla beans. Serina shared that one of the reasons why cashews and almonds are used is because it matches the consistency of commercial ice cream. The resulting dessert is creamy but light at the same time and because actual vanilla beans are used in the recipe, it’s also delightfully fragrant.
Image Credit: Kind Kones
The Strawberry is made up of strawberries, bananas and coconut milk. It has a light texture to it and we paired it with the Gluten-Free cone which is nutty and adds a nice crunch to the creamy, sorbet-like ice cream. I enjoyed how it was slightly tangy, which is how real strawberries taste like anyway. The coconut milk on the other hand is not too strong. Instead, what it lends to the treat is a consistency that might remind you of a milk-based ice cream.
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The Dark Chocolate is made up of coconut milk and cacao powder. My first taste of the Chocolate caught me off guard. It has a slight bitter and tangy taste to it, which is not common in commercial chocolate ice cream. Perhaps this can be attributed to the cacao powder, which does not overpower in flavour. Having this was a reminder that although we were treating ourselves, it was still a healthy one.
Besides ice cream, Kind Kones also features desserts and artisanal breads—all of which are free from refined sugar; with raw, vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free options available.
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Purple Pecan Pie (RM13.90) is a gluten-free and dairy-free dessert which is made up of sweet potato, gluten-free rolled oats and candied pecans. The pie has a sweet, creamy taste which is rich and filling whilst the crust is slightly denser and tastes somewhat like a soft oat biscuit.
Flourless Sweet Potato Brownie (RM13.90) is gluten-free and dairy free. It is made entirely without flour and is loaded with sweet potatoes but, like me, you probably would not be able to tell. It has a slight tanginess to it and there’s no mistaking the fact that there’s a rich cacao flavour in this one. Where gluten-free cakes tend to have a rubbery texture, it is not present with Kind Kones’ version and Serina mentioned that the brownie is a hit amongst kids too.
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Spelt Red Velvet Cake (RM15.90) is a moist spelt sponge cake with a slightly sour and salty cream cheese. The striking red colour is not colouring and it’s all thanks to the colour derived from flowers. I was intrigued by how its texture resembled a red velvet cake that you would find at a non-vegan cake shop. What might give it away though is the spelt flour base which lends a slightly denser texture. This was hands down the favourite of the evening.
Raw Snickers Bar (RM11.90) is raw, vegan and gluten-free. It’s made with ingredients like peanut butter, tahini, rolled oats, cacao and coconut oil. I’m not much of a Snickers fan and found this a tad bit too sweet for my liking but the rest of the team enjoyed how it tastes as divine as the sinful Snickers bar. This is Serina’s personal fave and she mentioned how it’s Kind Kones’ aim to provide a dose of health with each of their desserts. With the Snickers bar, it’s the protein-rich tahini which comes with high properties of vitamin E.
Though their offerings are predominantly vegan, Serina also sees non-vegans coming in to try the desserts at Kind Kones. Their customers’ honest thoughts? “It’s actually pretty good.”
And that’s exactly what Kind Kones’ mission is: to introduce better-for-you options and counter the stigma that vegan food is bland, with one vegan ice cream at a time.
Kind Kones
Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address: LG-7, 1 Mont Kiara, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Kind Kones
Tel: 03-2011 5313
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What This Banana Leaf Restaurant Is Doing To Become Subang's First Autism-Friendly Eatery

The clanking of plates being kept away, the ding as the cash register pops open and the low humming of the ceiling fan as it twirls.
Chances are that most of us wouldn’t be aware of these background noises on a daily basis, much less it overwhelming us.
I know I wasn’t.
But this is a daily reality for those with autism.

My colleague, Justin, and I had just spent 5 minutes participating in an activity which demonstrates what someone with autism would have to endure and it struck me just how overwhelming it would be.
The activity was held at Taipan’s The Malaysian Banana Leaf Restaurant, which is now effectively the first autism-friendly banana leaf establishment in Subang.

In partnership with A.L.R.I.T.E Autism Centre, the banana leaf restaurant has since revamped to become more inclusive towards those suffering from autism. And what better time than during autism awareness month.
Why banana leaf?
“The children (at A.L.R.I.T.E Autism Centre) love Malaysian food but there’s nowhere which accommodates them,” Misha, the founder of A.L.R.I.T.E Autism Centre told us.

Some changes that The Malaysian Banana Leaf Restaurant has spearheaded include placing visual aids and menu around the restaurant that will either help the children to comprehend the situation or respond to it.
For instance, the team came up with laminated cards that aid the children in pointing out their current emotions, such as happiness or sadness.
There are also fun laminated instructions by the hand washing area to help direct the kids on how to properly wash their hands.

Speaking of the visual aids, Misha mentioned that children with autism don’t know what to expect and that overwhelms them.
“You’re preparing them on what will happen next. Consistency helps guide them through a specific event,” she said. After all, being phenomenal visual learners, they respond to visual instructions better, as opposed to verbal instructions.
“With the right support, they are able to tell you what they want and don’t want,” Misha said.

Besides the visual aids, the banana leaf restaurant’s staffs are trained and educated on how to interact with children with autism.
Misha shared that the staff are educated, first and foremost, on what autism is and what challenges and sensory issues those suffering from autism might encounter. They are also trained on how to manage the visual aids at the restaurant.
The restaurant also offers simple solutions to make themselves more autism-friendly. This includes lowering the volume of the music played at the eatery and dimming the lights to avoid sensory overload.
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These might seem like tiny steps for an establishment but it’s monumental for a child with autism.
Where most families affected by autism don’t regularly dine out, it’s heartening for Misha when the kids are able to order food for themselves for the first time.
As Misha puts it, “We want to support them, not keep them at home.”
The Malaysian Banana Leaf Restaurant
Hours: Sundays-Tuesdays: 8am-9.30pm, (Closed on Mondays)
Address: 24, Jalan USJ 10/1B, USJ 10, Taipan, Subang Jaya
Website: The Malaysian Banana Leaf Restaurant
Tel: 03-8011 6311


We Queued For 40 Mins To Try This Popular Ramen In Mont Kiara

Despite only launching earlier this year, Kanbe Ramen has already made a splash on the noodle-loving scene in KL. Located in Mont Kiara’s 163 Retail Park, apparently 2 chefs from Tokyo run the kitchen, which might also explain why eager crowds and Japanese expats often patronise this ramen joint.
We actually tried to go slightly earlier to beat the crowds, joining the queue at 6:20pm and getting seated at 7:00pm. That’s a 40 minute wait.
You can choose your customised bowl of noodles while waiting in line, which helps a bit to speed the ordering process.
With a good dose of comments and other reviews in mind, we picked our own personal preferences for ramen and here are our thoughts.
Kohaku tsukemen, hot. Added parmesan cheese on the side (RM39+RM7 for cheese)

Verdict: With a rich dashi broth mixed in with the more standard tonkotsu, the Kohaku was a standout. Sarah and Daniel both rated this as their personal favourites. It’s rich, tasty, packed with umami and has very generous portions of both the noodle and meat. So generous in fact, that we think it’s pretty hard to finish on your own if you’re a normal-portion eater.
Sarah topped it up with parmesan cheese, and she enjoyed the extra texture and flavour that the cheese brought to the soup.

Yuzu cold tsukemen, cold (RM39)

Verdict: Yuzu is a like-it or hate-it flavour in general when it comes to adding it to your ramen, it is an acquired taste. If you find that you enjoy its tanginess, it can be a refreshing take on the heavy tonkotsu broth.
Daniel personally felt that the flavour improved the more he had it, particularly at the end when he diluted it down with extra dashi broth at the end. If you’re not adventurous with flavours though, you might prefer the Kohaku over this.
Sakura ramen (RM31.20+RM5 for pork kakuni)

Of course VX had to get the prawn broth when she saw it on menu. Previous reviews did compare it to har mee, and Daniel & Sarah commented as much. VX still loved it though, and happily almost finished the whole bowl. As a small eater who usually pushes her leftovers to Sarah, this is a huge accomplishment and a testament to how good this dish is.
The prawn flavour does help to lighten up the heavy tonkotsu broth, and they did not skimp on the cooking process to make sure that the heavy seafood taste is infused in. Was the experience as elevating as described in some of the reviews? Probably not, but it’s still a nice alternative to just a plain tonkotsu broth.
A special shoutout should be given to the tender and large portions of pork kakuni, it’s definitely worth an upgrade from the chashu.
Brussel Sprouts Cheese Katsu (RM24)

We like brussel sprouts, so seeing a few positive reviews was enough for us to order some on our own. Brussel sprouts can be tricky, mess them up and you get a slimy or mushy mouthful. These however were crisp, well-cooked and tender inside, we can definitely say the reviews did not overpraise the dish. It is an appetiser that we will gladly and definitely order if we visit again.
Bonus: Pop kani potato salad (RM20)

This potato salad was neither recommended in person by the waiter or in reviews, we just got it because we were greedy and it was also marked “Osusume” (“Recommended) on the menu. We did live to regret it because we were already SO full.
Don’t get us wrong, on any other day we would have happily eaten this perfectly good salad with little textural bursts of tobiko. Just not on this day, when we already had our fill of ramen.
Conclusion: Is the wait worth it?
We were lucky in that we didn’t have to wait over an hour for our meal. Once seated the noodles were served fairly quick too, within 15 minutes or so.
Was it the best ramen in town? To us it’s a worthy contender as a good ramen spot, but we all still have our own personal favourites topping the list (Menya Takeichi, Menya Musashi, Mitsuyado Seimen, & Menya Shi-Shi Do were the names that came up). But we all agreed that we would come here again.

We like that their range of broths here are quite unique. If you plan to dine here, go early to avoid being confronted by their “sold out” sign, which sometimes may appear as early as 7.30pm.
Our personal recommendation for the orders is to go for “normal” when selecting richness of taste. From past experience, going any stronger makes it too much of a heavy dining experience. Unless that is your cup of tea, it isn’t necessary.
Also, bear in mind that the noodle portions are huge and you’re requested to order one bowl each so sharing isn’t encouraged. The team there is very kind when it comes to allowing you to pack up and takeaway what you can’t finish, so you can try asking them nicely for help with that (though it probably won’t taste as nice when you get home).
豚麺処 官兵衛 KANBE (Kanbe Ramen)
Non-halal
(Operating hours may vary during the MCO period.)
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kanberamen/
Address: GF-08, 163 Retail Park, 8, Jalan Kiara, Mont Kiara, 50480 Kuala Lumpur


快来挑战这有趣的VR虚拟现实游戏吧！超震撼的体验就在[email protected]

每个周末对于看电影吃饭聊天感到太沉闷？不如来[email protected] 体验VR（虚拟现实）的刺激游戏吧！
位于Mutiara Damansara的[email protected]百货公司将从3月17日至26日举办一场VR游戏活动，让大家可以体验这新游戏。
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这个活动共有七站，每一站都有不同的主题，让玩家可以体验恐怖，搞笑，或心跳刺激的感觉。此外，还有一站是『Unbreakable VR Runner』， 同时结合了娱乐和运动让玩家享受更多更真实的感官刺激。在这个游戏中，玩家必须尽力收集越多的金币或糖果，同时避开阻挡物来完成挑战。你敢不敢来挑战你的体能呢？
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这里的游戏不但适合大人，也适合小孩参与。所以父母们可以带小孩来尝试不一样的游戏，同时增进亲子时光。
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VR 游戏的体验价钱是每人RM10。如果你想体验全部七站，那你可以购买RM50的划算配套。如果你持有学生证，还可以免费玩一站哦！
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此外，任何玩家若把自己打扮成任何一种角色，又或者在[email protected] 购物并消费单据至少RM100以上，都会有机会获得免费玩一站。
VR 游戏可以带你穿越到另一个空间，让你自由走动在这虚拟却超逼真的空间，享受360度无死角美轮美奂的视觉体验。
Virtual Reality Experience At [email protected]
日期: 3月17日-26日, 10am-10pm
地点: [email protected], Centre Atrium
更多详情: Virtual Reality Experience At [email protected]
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这三层楼的Five68 Mansion别墅 豪华到可以让你开巨型轰趴！

有没有人和小编一样，超级羡慕那些国外明星每次都举办巨型轰趴，泳池与比基尼美女，感觉整个超爽的？！Ever dreamt of owning a huge mansion to throw parties that your guests won’t soon forget? If you’re on a tight budget, you can still make that dream come true by renting instead.
如果你想举办巨型轰趴又没有太多钱，那或许今天这篇文章你会很有兴趣哦！
最近小编发现了一栋新别墅，大概有 20,000 平方英尺宽，就位于Kajang的 Country Heights。最令人兴奋和惊叹的是 这栋别墅真的是超级豪华，很适合举办生日派对，婚礼等等！
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看看这个别墅的外观，是不是超漂亮的？！这栋 Five68 Mansion 是以灰色和白色为主题，而且是三层楼。里面有很多房间，家具也齐全。最重要的是，这里有很宽敞的地方让宾客们可以泊车。
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当你进入这栋别墅时，你就会发现到很漂亮的泳池啦，晚上还可以烧烤BBQ，也有K歌房，温泉等。每个房间还有电梯啊！超夸张的豪华啦～
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当然，这么豪华的别墅，价钱也相对的昂贵。目前，这栋别墅有出租哦～从周一至周四租的话，大约要一天RM8,000。 如果是周末租，就要 RM11,900。 如果你知道要短时间租来办活动，必须至少租5个小时，每个小时的价钱是RM1,200。
Five68 Mansion
网站: Five68 Mansion
电话: 017-891 0883/017-567 8268
电邮: [email protected]
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Spice Up Your CNY Gifts To Relatives With These Dragonfruit And Crabmeat Bak Kwas

Bak kwa is a Chinese salty-sweet dried meat product similar to jerky. Every Chinese New Year, it becomes a traditional gift for relatives and guests. It is also a snack often consumed during this Chinese festivity.
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For a unique take on bak kwa, there’s actually a place in Cheras that sells this meat jerky in unconventional flavours.
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Chef Hwa Foods Trading in Cheras sells a chicken strip mixed with dragonfruit and it is called their “Dragon Ball bak kwa”. The chefs have mixed the dragonfruits into the minced chicken meat mix and then grilled it over fire to give it the signature charred look. Fruity bak kwas are rare to say the least, what more dragonfruit ones!
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Those who favour seafood as opposed to meat can look forward to another bak kwa which is seafood mixed with chicken. It unites the flavours of seafood and chicken together and it’s known as dried crabmeat.
The dragonfruit bak kwa costs RM50 per 500g while the crabmeat bak kwa is RM55 per 500g. You can personally head over to buy it from the store or you can also get it delivered through online orders too!
Besides dragonfruit and crabmeat versions, you can opt for other traditional bak kwas like chicken, pork bacon strips and pork loins. If you’re looking to surprise your friends and relatives with unique flavours this upcoming Chinese New Year, maybe this unique bak kwa would seal the deal.
Hours: Wednesday-Monday: 9am-7pm. (Closed on Tuesdays).
Address: No. 2.13, Tunnel CP3/ Taman Cheras Perdana
Website: Chef Hwa Foods Trading
Tel: 03-90820433
Feature Image Credit: 大吃一族 Big Eater


Enjoy Burmese & Sri Lankan Cuisine With A Local Twist At This Colonial-Style Café In Pudu

Cafés set in old buildings are pretty much the latest trend in KL these days. Look no further than the likes of Leaf & Co, Merchant’s Lane and Chocha Foodstore and you would find that such cafés are blossoming in the city. It’s no secret that KL-ites are enjoying the rustic ambiance of these eateries and another café to add to the list is Colony KL.
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The interior of Colony KL focuses more on greenery and it gives the place a warm atmosphere and a relaxing vibe. In fact, it feels like the sort of place where one can sit and lounge for hours with a book in hand.
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When it comes to their meals, Colony KL’s style is more of a blend between Burmese, Sri Lankan and Indian—with a local Malaysian twist.
One dish which is perfect for vegetarians is the Banana Blosson Salad which incorporates every part of the banana flower as a meal and creatively, as a bowl too. The Madras, on the other hand, uses chicken that has been brined and marinated with tandoori spices. It is then topped off with mint yoghurt and pomegranate seeds.
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If you enjoy fish, you would like The Temenggor. The Tilapia fish is stuffed with ulam raja and basil leaves. It is then roasted in banana leaf and served with triple-cooked cassava chips with some basil aioli on the side. The Sri Pada consists of lamb ribs that has been marinated in Karma Cola (a type of soda) for more than 48 hours and it is served on pomme (potato) puree.
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Not only does The Colony serve up family-style dishes—they also do comforting a la cartes like The Mohinga. It is a bowl of rice noodles that has been cooked in fish-based soup and garnished with dhal fritters and crispy duck cracklings. It’s as simple as it gets but is packed with flavour. The Classic Briyani comes with duck which has been slow-cooked in briyani rice and is topped off with spices before being garnished off with carrots and onions with raita.
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Apam Balik has always been associated as a sweet dish but at Colony KL, they create a savoury apam that comes with an egg and a prawn. If you have to have sweets though, the Lemongrass-Infused Watalappam Tart is one to try. It is made out of coconut custard and topped off with kaya and a splash of yoghurt.
So if you’re ever up for some comforting Burmese and Sri Lankan cuisine with a Malaysian twist, Colony KL can be a place to consider. In fact, opt to work it in as one of the stops after you’ve visited some of the other sights around the city centre of KL!

Colony KL
Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 11am-9pm
Address: Upstairs, 76, Jalan Pudu, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Colony KL
Tel: 012-360 9853
Feature Image Credit: @Viv.bthoo & @Holliemolli


SuperPark Preview: Indoor Ice Skating Rink, Rock Climbing Zone, Skate Park & More!

Prior to its opening, I remember chancing upon SuperPark on social media and from first impressions alone, I automatically likened it to another indoor activity park in Subang that I’ve visited: EnerZ.

Now having been to both, I can safely say that SuperPark is far larger and more well-equipped with activities as well.

I mean, it even comes with its own ice skating rink—but more on that later.

Originating from Finland, the park will officially open to the public on December 8 but the DiscoverKL team got a sneak preview of the 40,000 square foot arena 2 days prior to the launch.

Located in Avenue K, it encompasses 2 floors on the 4th level of the mall.

It is further divided into 3 themed areas: The Adventure Area, The Game Area and The Freestyle Hall, and has 26 activities in total:

Adventure City
Skate And Scoot World
Superball
Superhoop
Kids Gym
Sliding Mountain
Super Pinball
Ninja Track
Kids Trampoline
Street Basketball
Flying Fox
Air Hockey
Foosball
Street Soccer Court
Pedal Car
Disc Golf
Ice Skating
Kids Gymnastic
Augmented Climbing Wall
Robokeeper
Tube Slide
Superclimb
Baseball
Trampoline
Super Bowling
I-Wall

Though most of the activities are better suited for kids, adults and older kids can also have a go at them. Our picks are the trampoline zone, ice skating rink, rock climbing wall and the skateboard park.

Being the 2nd activity park in Southeast Asia (Singapore takes the spot for being the first in our region), what’s exclusive to KL is the ice skating rink. Made of 100% recyclable and non-toxic synthetic ice, the rink is a pretty decent size and can occupy 8 people at any given time.

Fiqar, my colleague, stared longingly at the ice skating rink as I nudged him to give it a go, being an ice skating noob myself.
He shook his head no with a sheepish grin. “I think I’d be there for one whole hour if I enter the rink” he laughed.
And watching the constant flow of eager guests wanting to give the rink a go, I can easily see this being one of the main attractions at SuperPark Malaysia.
If you’re curious to try the park (and its 26 activities) out for yourself, ticket prices start at RM30 and there’s also an option for an all-day pass starting at RM50.
SuperPark Malaysia
Hours: Monday-Friday: 10am-9pm; Saturday-Sunday, Public Holidays & School Holidays: 9am-9pm
Address: Unit 4-1, Level 4, Avenue K Shopping Mall, 156 Jalan Ampang, 50450, KL
Website: SuperPark Malaysia


20 Florists In KL That’ll Score You Extra Brownie Points With Your GF This Valentine’s

Trust us, even when a woman tells you she doesn’t want flowers as a gift, it does not mean she won’t be happy to receive one. You can never go wrong with a bouquet of blooms and they are pretty much a staple gift during Valentine’s Day.
These 20 florists in KL are suited to every price point, whether you’re looking for an affordable bouquet priced at RM42, like Happy Bunch or you’d rather go all out with a lavish RM1,350 bouquet by Flower Box.
1. Agape Florist KL
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Agape Florist has been providing for occasions which flowers would normally be present at, whether it’s a wedding proposal, birthday celebration or even at funerals. Their flower selections include anything from baby’s breath to even a bouquet of lavender. The prices at Agape range between RM130-RM570 depending on the size of the bouquet and the type of flowers.
They are also more than a florist where you can pick out pretty and whimsical-looking bouquets. Agape Florist also extends their services to provide floral design classes. If you’re interested in learning more about how to fix your own bouquet, you could opt to sign up for their classes.
Hours: Monday-Friday: 9.30am-6.30pm,  Saturday: 9.30am-5pm. (Closed on Sunday & Public Holidays).

Address: 14, Jalan Radin Anum, Sri Petaling, 57000 Kuala Lumpur.
Website: Agape Florist
Tel: 03-9056 2128
2. Floresta Floral & Gift
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Floresta Floral & Gift is the place you would likely hit up during festivities of love, whether it’s Valentine’s Day or Mother’s Day. They don’t just provide bouquets of flowers, they also have flower baskets and fruit baskets available to purchase. Opt to send your love through flowers from Floresta by purchasing online or getting it from their KL outlet.
Floresta’s bouquets would cost you anywhere between RM70 to RM500. If you’re looking to throw in some chocolates, soft toys or balloons to your bouquet offering, you could choose to do so at Floresta as well.
Hours: Monday-Friday: 10.30am-5pm
Address: LG-01, The Weld, No 76, Jalan Raja Chulan, 50200 Kuala Lumpur.
Website: Floresta
Tel: 012-233 6359 / 03-2162 9866
3. 50Gram
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If you’re looking to create lasting memories alongside your beautiful bouquet of flowers, 50Gram is one florist to consider. You can get extra romantic with 50Gram for their unique concept which incorporates a slideshow of your best memories in the form of a QR code plastered on the bouquet wrapping itself.
When you purchase a video bouquet from 50Gram, you would need to send them photos of yourself and the recipient as it is intended to showcase the memory the both of you share. It would cost you around RM58-RM98 for a Video Bouquet. For 50Gram, photos and flowers speak a thousand words for you, so why not choose 50Gram as an extra surprise to your loved ones?
Hours: Monday-Friday: 10am-7pm, Saturday-Sunday: 10am-2pm
Address: 18-03A, Menara K1 Commerce One, Bedford Business Park, 58200 Kuala Lumpur.
Website: 50Gram
4. Dream In Colours
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Dream In Colours provides a wide variety of services inclusive of bridal car bouquets, fruit baskets, festive hampers, corporate/special occasions and congratulatory/condolence flower stands. The home-based floral designer specialises in bridal bouquets and they even make flower corsages and other forms of flower wedding decors. They make floral bouquet combinations between the price range of RM100-RM530.
Website: Dream In Colours
Tel: 012-269 9343
5. Flowerday
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Flowerday has different flower sets daily, and they even have free delivery in specific areas, with terms and conditions applied. Order online and have the bouquets delivered by hand to your loved ones. Flowerday’s bouquets are priced rather affordably at about RM42, but the prices may differ occasionally depending on the flowers used that particular day. You could also order today for tomorrow’s bouquet and your recipient will get something that is a total surprise to them because you won’t even know what tomorrow’s bouquet would be!
Website: Flowerday
Tel: 03-7866 0155
6. Flower Chimp

Flower Chimp offers over 200 bouquets and arrangements for any occasion to choose from. Be it Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, Birthdays or even Get Well wishes- rest assured you will definitely find a suitable gift on their website. Flower Chimp offers free delivery across Malaysia, so you can even send your love to your friends and relatives who reside outside of KL. Same Day Delivery is available if you place your order before 1pm.
Website: Flower Chimp
Tel: Call/Chat via 01151164939 or 0364117236 (Mon-Fri 9am-6pm)
7. Deanna Creations
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Deanna Creations is the perfect choice for floral decors at an event as they specialise in floral arrangements as well as floral table decors. You should try Deanna Creations’ services if you are looking for a great florist for your birthday party, wedding party and other events. Prices start from RM200 for hand bouquets.
Website: Deanna Creations
Tel: 013-392 7754
8. Happy Bunch
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Happy Bunch produces bouquets in sackcloth wrappings and they are also priced economically. At only RM42 for a regular bunch, you could order your bouquets and have them delivered on the same day of order. They deliver within all of Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya and also some parts of Shah Alam, Puchong, Kepong, Cheras, Subang and Serdang. To check if your area is in the list, click here.
Website: Happy Bunch
9. You and No Other
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You and No Other delivers bouquets to your loved ones and like their name states, it is flowers for you and no other. Isn’t that just plain romantic? The bespoke florist offers bouquets from RM249-RM816. You can even opt for a monthly subscription of a box of roses whereby 3 months of roses would be RM579 and a year of roses delivered to your doorstep would be RM1999. Even if the prices may be slightly steeper than the rest of the florists in this list, the flowers are truly beautiful and worth every penny!
Website: You and No Other
Email: [email protected]
10. Dear J Flower
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Ever heard of a bouquet of gold roses? This is a unique take on regular ol’ red roses and it truly depicts how precious your loved ones are to you because how precious is gold?! Besides their gold roses, they also offer corsages and boxes of beautiful blossoms which no one could resist the beauty of.
Just remember to place your order online 2 days before the day you wish to receive them. Dear J Flower is one of the florist that provides beautiful floral arrangements and their Instagram feed is truly a work of art. I personally love their flower box as well. With beautiful blossoms placed in a box, the moment you remove the cover, the surprise beneath it would definitely warm your receiver’s heart and earn you some brownie points.
Website: Dear J Flower
Tel: 016-251 6131
11. Flower Box
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For anyone who thinks that bouquets of flowers are getting a bit mainstream, then Flower Box may have other options for you. Besides your average floral-themed bouquet designs, Flower Box offers an array of services to choose from such as seasonal gifts, floral arrangements, and other add-ons.
Flower Box’s floral arrangements consists of some unique designs like fruit baskets, chocolate baskets, artificial flowers, and toy baskets. You might also be able to receive your deliveries on the same day of your purchase, depending on the time of purchase, and deliveries in and around KL are free. Bouquets cost anywhere between RM90-RM1350 depending on the type of flowers and size.
Hours: Monday – Friday: 9am – 6pm, Saturday: 9am – 2pm
Address: No.34, Jalan Bunga Cempaka 6, Taman Muda, 56100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Website: FlowerBox
Tel: 011-1665-9311 (Whatsapp/WeChat)
12. JoyDott Florist
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Joydott occasionally creates unique designs according to the latest trends, one of them being the Baby’s Breath Greatball which was inspired from ‘Pokemon Go’.
Other than that, Joydott also provides colourful and creative floral bouquets and flower boxes for occasions such as graduations, birthdays, marriage proposals, and bridal showers. Their price ranges between RM35-RM850.
Address: PV15 Platinium Lake Condominium, Danau Kota, 53300 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Website: JoyDott
Tel: 016 – 322 8740
13. Michelle’s Flowery
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If you’re looking for something simple and nothing too flashy, Michelle’s Flowery might be just what you’re looking for. This self-taught florist has made her own floral bouquet designs that are simple and minimalistic. One of her best floral arrangement is her rustic rose bouquet.
Michelle’s Flowery also welcomes custom orders for different occasions such as anniversaries, marriages, birthdays and of course Valentine’s Day. The designs really prove that there is ‘beauty in simplicity’.
Address: Bandar Sunway, 46000 Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
Website: Michelle’s Flowery
Tel: 018-362 5181
14. Blooming Florist
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Birthdays, bridal showers, weddings, condolences, graduations, Valentine’s Day. These are just some of the occasions that Blooming Florist provides floral arrangements for. They also offer services such as bouquets, flower baskets, flower baskets, cakes and even wine!
On top of that, Blooming Florist can assist in services such as floral decors for table arrangements for some specific occasions. Their floral bouquet pricing starts at RM98.
Hours: Monday – Saturday: 9am – 7:30pm
Address: 117, Block A, Ground Floor Kelana Business Centre
Website: Blooming Florist
Tel: 03-7803 3333
15. Petit Petal Co
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Petit Petal Co offers unique products such as jar bouquets which includes a mason jar and some creative floral arrangements. For more traditional packaging, regular bouquets are wrapped in burlap sacks or just plain brown paper to give it a hipster and rustic kind of look. Arrangements are priced from RM150 (excluding delivery fees).
Website: Petit Petal Co
Tel: 017 2781215
16. BloomThis
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BloomThis provides flower boxes and regular bouquets that consists of specially handpicked flowers. Being a subscription service as well, they deliver these flowers weekly and whoever the recipient is will be always surprised at the floral arrangements because you won’t know what you’re going to get until you unbox them.
BloomThis offers free deliveries within Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya. Also, be sure to complete your purchase before 12pm from Monday to Friday to enjoy a same- day delivery. The prices of their products range between RM79-RM269.
Hours: Monday – Friday: 9am – 6pm, Saturday: 9am – 1pm
Website: BloomThis
17. A&E
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Besides typical flower bouquets and wedding decors, A&E is unique due to the fact that they take in custom orders from people for different occasions like weddings and birthdays.
Some of their custom orders include floral headpieces, and personalised miniature terrariums for some beautiful home décor. All of their bouquets start from RM150.
Website: A&E
18. Country Victoria
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For rose lovers, you can opt for Country Victoria. They provide beautiful and colourful floral combinations and bouquets that comprises of an array of different coloured roses.
This florist also focuses on floral decorations for events and weddings. Prices at Country Victoria starts from RM180 and a preorder 3-5 days prior to the date of your delivery is necessary.
Website: Country Victoria
Tel: 012-687 3555
19. Warm Wishes Florist
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True to its name and like every other florists’ goal, it’s to make their customers happy by helping them send warm wishes to their loved ones through their beautiful flower arrangements.
Warm Wishes Florist provides your average hand bouquets, bridal bouquets, and seasonal bouquets. The price range of their bouquets are anywhere between RM150-RM620.
Address: Block B, GC-19, Kelana Square, SS 7/26, SS7, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Website: Warm Wishes Florist
Tel:  017 8233266
Bonus
20. Lervish Flower Couture
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To our Penang readers, we’ve got you covered with this floral delivery service in Penang known as Lervish Flower Couture. It is the perfect place to check out during any festivities relating to love, like the upcoming Valentine’s Day or during anniversaries.
While they provide regular floral bouquets, they also offer beautiful signature flower boxes and specialise in event decorations like silk flower arrangements. Their products range anywhere between the prices of RM150-RM580. Just make your order by calling them up or through their WhatsApp.
Address: 46, Solok Kampung Jawa 6, 11950 Bayan Lepas
Website: Lervish Flower
Tel: 017-490 7726
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Experience Classic French Fine Dining With A Modern Twist At This TTDI Restaurant

DC Restaurant, also known as, Darren Chin Restaurant is known for being adventurous with their cuisine. Chef Darren’s expertise after all is derived from years of training, and he even trained in France for a period of time.
The restaurant itself is located in TTDI. It consists of 3 floors and each floor has its designated purpose. The ground floor is known as the Le Comptoir which stands for “the counter”. This area offers a dining experience which is casual. As such, guests can expect to dine close to the chef who would be preparing their meal.
The first floor, known as La Salle which stands for “the room”, is DC’s main dining area and it offers more of a formal environment. Here, guests can expect a gastronomic experience that pushes boundaries.
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The third floor, known as L’atelier, is the workshop/test kitchen. It is a private space for chefs to try their hand in creating new recipes and perfecting old ones. Chef Darren also occasionally shares his techniques and ideas with other chefs here. The interesting element of the top floor is that it features a mini greenhouse which supplies herbs and vegetable to the restaurant.
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Chef Darren Chin is the man behind DC Restaurant and it is appears that culinary skills runs in the family. His father is the founder of the Dave’s Deli Group. With DC Restaurant, it has won 19 awards from Le Corden Bleu’s MIGF Festival Award 2016.
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What makes DC Restaurant so unique is the fact that they rely heavily on what is fresh and currently in season in order to curate their menu. They go by the principle of “Slow Food Movement” which means that they respect nature by using products at their seasonal peak.
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From DC Restaurant’s Facebook page, the following sentence can be found: “We honour the hard work of our farmers by making full use of every part of the harvest, from the skins that hold the pods to leaves that sprout from the trees.” This way, DC Restaurant is able to present only the best of the best when it comes to meals.
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Besides that, DC Restaurant also has 3 types of menu consisting of 3-course meals, 5-course meals and 7-course meals. Each menu differs in price and selection. When it comes to food itself, you can opt to have the likes of seasonal truffles to giant octopus tentacles, just to name a few of DC’s best creations.
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DC Restaurant revealed in their Facebook page how food is a powerful tool. “I would like to show diners a different kind of approach to food. All I ask for is our clients to come into DC restaurant with an open mind. Allow the chefs and staff to take you on a special gastronomic ride, as our dishes and techniques constantly evolve. So please bear with us if we are not serving your favourite dish on any particular day; we are always looking to improve and add excitement to your dining experience!”
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That is exactly what they aspire to offer with DC Restaurant and judging from their meals and reviews alone, it’s safe to say that they are definitely on their way to serving dining experiences like no other.
Darren Chin Restaurant

Hours: Tuesday-Sunday: 7-11.30pm. (Closed on Mondays).
Address: 44, Persiaran Zaaba, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000 Kuala Lumpur
Website: Darren Chin Restaurant
Tel: 03-7731 0502/ 012-2232 991

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雪隆7家韩国烤肉吃到饱！一人最低价格只需RM19.90！

近年韩流的来袭，而这股“韩流”更是让韩国料理风靡世界各地。说到韩国美食，大家马上想到的是有名的泡菜kimchi，再来就是韩剧中男女主角们大口大口吃的生菜包肉了！
韩国烤肉可说是韩国的代表性美食，马来西亚各地也开设了许多韩国烤肉店。那配上韩国烧烤酱、泡菜、蒜片等配料，再用生菜包着的烤肉，好吃得让人怎么吃也吃不够！
接下来，小编就来为你推荐雪隆区7家韩国自助烤肉店，让你以低至RM19.90的价钱就可以任吃烤肉吃到饱！
1. Kilo Grill Barbecue Restaurant
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价格：午餐－RM49.90，晚餐－RM59.90
营业时间：3.30pm-1am *周一休息

地址：Publika Solaris Dutamas A2-UG1-01 No.1 Jalan Dutamas 1, Kuala Lumpur.
联络电话：017-230 7518
网址：Kilo Grill Barbecue Restaurant
2. Ssikkek BBQ（食客）
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价格：午餐－RM19.90 nett（大人）/RM14.90 nett（4－11岁的儿童）
             晚餐－RM39.90 nett（大人）/ RM24.90 nett（4－11岁的儿童）
营业时间：每天 11.30am-3pm & 6pm-11pm
地址：21, Jalan Rimbunan Raya 1, Laman Rimbunan, Kepong, Kuala Lumpur.
联络电话：03-6730 8423
网址：Ssikkek Malaysia (식객)
3. BBQ-K
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价格：午餐－RM38（大人）/RM15（8－12岁的儿童）RM13（4－7岁的儿童）
             晚餐－RM45（大人）/ RM23（8－12岁的儿童）RM18（4－7岁的儿童）
营业时间：11am-12am *周一休息
地址：13-3 & 15-3, 3rd Floor Block C, Jalan Solaris 2, Solaris Mont Kiara, Kuala Lumpur.
联络电话：018-398 0140
网址：BBQ-K
4. Bamboo House Korean BBQ
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价格：午餐－RM27（大人）/RM15（10岁以下的儿童）
             晚餐－RM29（大人）/ RM15（10岁以下的儿童）
营业时间：午餐－12pm-5pm，晚餐－5pm-11pm
地址：NO. 21. Jalnn PJS 8/17. Dataran Mentari. Petaling Jaya.
联络电话：03-5613 3109
网址：Bamboo House Korean BBQ- Sunway
5. Duk Soo Ne Korean BBQ
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价格：RM39.90（大人）/RM29.90（7-12岁的儿童）
营业时间：每天 11am-11pm
地址：22, Block H, Jalan Solaris 5, Solaris Mont Kiara, 50480 Kuala Lumpur.
联络电话：03-6211 0409
网址：Duk Soo Ne korean BBQ Solaris
6. Zip Bap
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价格：RM35（大人）/RM22（10岁以下的儿童）
营业时间：5pm-2am
地址：D-60-UG C180/1, Dataran C180, 43200 Cheras, Selangor.
联络电话：011-3139 2047
网址：Zip bap
7. Bulgogi House @Setia Alam
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位于Setia Alam的Bulgogi House现有超值的Super Refills套餐，每人只需付RM29.99就可以在1小时半内无限量吃到饱！店家将另行通知这项优惠的截止日期，想吃的朋友要快喽！
*注意：Bulgogi House位于Kota Damansara的分店已在11月1日正式停止营业。
价格：大人－RM29.99 nett （原价：RM45）／儿童－RM18 nett （原价：RM25）
营业时间：午餐－12pm-3pm, 晚餐－5.30pm-10.30pm
地址：No.11-1-1, jalan setia prima u13/H, Shah Alam, Malaysia
联络电话：03-3362 5089 或 0163376582（Whatsapp）
网址：Bulgogi House – Kota Damansara
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8 Desserts That'll Really Push The Boundaries Of How Much You Love Earl Grey

Earl Grey is one of the most favoured tea flavours of all time. Its distinct citrus notes pair well with almost every kind of dessert out there. Here’re a couple of sweet treats worth trying if you’re a fan of Earl Grey.
1. Eight Ounce Coffee’s Earl Grey Crepe Cake
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One of Eight Ounce’s standout dishes, besides their coffee, is their classic crepe cakes.
Available in a variety of flavours, Earl Grey is one of the more sought after flavours, on top of Vanilla.
The Earl Grey Crepe Cake is quite a decent portion but does not seem to have a thick cream layer, so if you’re the sort to enjoy your crepe cakes without the rich cream (which might be a little too decadent), you might enjoy this one.
They also serve Earl Grey Tea at Eight Ounce if you’re up for a double whammy of the bergamot tea.

Address:
Lot 115, Level 1, Suria KLCC, Kuala Lumpur City Center, 50088 KL
Lot F-06, 1st Floor, The Gardens Mall, Mid Valley City, Lingkaran Syed Putra
Ground Floor (Lobby) The Gardens South Tower, 59200 Kuala Lumpur Mid Valley City Lingkaran Syed Putra
Website: Eight Ounce Coffee
2. Table & Apron’s Earl Grey Creme Brulee
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Having tried Table & Apron’s Earl Grey Creme Brulee myself, I can attest to the fact that it has a nice hint of bergamot.
The problem with Earl Grey-flavoured desserts is a tendency to jam pack it with flavouring of the tea, resulting with an off-putting taste.
Table & Apron’s version is light and airy with a crackly topping that isn’t too sweet.
It’s a nice sweet treat to enjoy after having the restaurant’s signature fried chickens.
Hours: Tuesdays-Sundays: 11.30am-4pm, 6pm-10pm, Closed on Mondays
Address: 23, Jalan SS 20/11, Damansara Kim, 47400 Petaling Jaya
Website: Table & Apron
Tel: 03-7733 4000
3. Fluffed’s Earl Grey Ice Cream
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Tucked away in the same neighbourhood as F&B giants like MyBurgerLab, this quaint little spot is one of Taman Paramount’s best gems.
Their adorably-named Big Grey Wolf Waffle (a crispy charcoal waffle) is said to pair nicely with their signature Earl Grey ice cream and we can imagine why. Both have mild flavours that aren’t too sweet.
Fluffed is also pretty generous with their serving of ice cream so you’ll have a nice ratio of waffle to ice cream with each bite.
Hours: Tuesdays-Thursdays: 12pm-10pm, Fridays-Sundays: 12pm-11pm, Closed on Mondays.
Address: 55, Jalan 20/7, Taman Paramount, Petaling Jaya
Website: Fluffed
Tel: 03-7865 1833
4. Jaslyn Cakes’s Earl Grey Chiffon Cake
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Jaslyn Cakes once shared the behind the scenes for the creation of their Earl Grey Chiffon Cake and revealed one of the secrets to the lightness of their chiffon cake—the gentle folding in process of the batter.
Whilst it does look like your average chiffon cake, their version is said to be spongy and fluffy which makes for a good chiffon cake in general. Couple that with the fragrant Earl Grey and you’ve got the perfect accompaniment to a warm cup of tea.
Hours: Tuesdays-Fridays: 11am-7pm, Saturdays-Sundays: 11am-8pm
Address: 7A, Jalan Telawi 2, Bangsar Baru, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Jaslyn Cakes
Tel: 03-2202 2868
5. FROZEN’s Earl Grey Tarik
A myriad of FROZEN ice cream flavours (Image Credit: FROZEN)
FROZEN is known for their inventive flavours that sparks curiosity and their Earl Grey Tarik is no different.
According to past guests, the Earl Grey Tarik packs a punch and is ideal for those who prefer bolder flavours for their ice cream.
Have it with one of their signature charcoal cones or in a small paper cup to enjoy the unadulterated flavours.
Hours: Sundays-Thursdays: 12pm-11pm, Fridays-Saturdays: 12pm-12am
Address: No. 6, Jalan Telawi 4, Kuala Lumpur
Website: FROZEN
Tel: 03-2856 8289
6. 103 Coffee Roastery’ Earl Grey Hot Choc
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Nothing spells a hearty drink quite like an Earl Grey Hot Choc. Wholesome and full-bodied flavours are a given for such a combination.
According to 103 Coffee Roastery’s past guests, the hot chocolate is said to have a bittersweet flavour (ideal for fans of mildly sweet chocolate) and the Earl Grey itself has hints of bergamot and actually tastes citrus-y with strong flavours of lemon.
A lemon-y hot chocolate, now that’s one we’ve never heard of before.
Hours: Saturdays-Wednesdays: 11.30am-10.30pm, Thursdays-Fridays: 11am-11pm
Address: No. 3-G, Jalan C180/2, Dataran C180, Cheras
Website: 103 Coffee Roastery
Tel: 03-9081 5789
7. Wild Sheep Chase’s Earl Grey Milk Tea
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If queuing up for a long period of time for your milk tea is not something you’re game for, Wild Sheep Chase’s Earl Grey Milk Tea might be a better (albeit pearl-less) option.
Way before the milk tea trend begun in KL, Wild Sheep Chase has been serving up their frothy Earl Grey Milk Teas. Served either warm or cold, this creamy drink is said to be on the sweeter side.
It’s also pretty unique how the drink is served with some strips of lemon rind too for an extra burst of citrus.
Hours: Tuesdays-Thurdays: 12pm-7pm, Fridays-Saturdays: 12pm-10pm, Closed on Mondays
Address: 6-1, Jalan 1/109E, Off Old Klang Road, Desa Business Park, Taman Desa, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Wild Sheep Chase
Tel: 03-7497 1184
8. Thurs 2.0’s Earl Grey Boba Cake
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Jumping on the boba trend is Thurs 2.0 with their Earl Grey Boba Cake. Overflowing with pearls, the cake looks like a work of art.
Topped with a thick layer of cream, the boba pearls will flow like a river onto the plate beneath when the dessert is sliced through the middle, so be sure to soak it all up with the Earl Grey cake.
Thurs 2.0 serves up several different cake sizes and you can even opt for an Earl Grey Boba birthday cake.
Hours: Tuesdays-Sundays: 10am-10pm, Mondays: 11am-10pm
Address: No.270, Jalan Cheras, Taman Miharja, 56100 Kuala Lumpur
Website: Thurs 2.0
Tel: 010-932 2079
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These Seashell Madeleines Are The Perfect Centrepiece To Your CNY Reunion Dinner

The light and fluffy kuih bahulu is a Chinese New Year staple but madeleines are pretty much the modern version of it. Sure, nothing can replace the original kuih bahulu but you should try madeleines too before giving your verdict.
Madeleines are a French pastry traditionally made from the usual cake ingredients like eggs, butter, sugar and baking powder. The trick lies in perfecting the technique of making the madeleines itself and for this, a specific madeleine tray is required.
L’ange Petit Patisserie specialises in madeleine tea cakes and this bakery is handled by a small group of Malaysian pastry chefs. What makes this patisseries’ madeleines different than the rest is the shape it takes. It’s in the shape of a seashell.
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Imagine tall cascading towers of madeleines that make for a lovely birthday cake and dinner centrepiece. That is essentially what L’ange Petit Patisserie is all about. This CNY, they have also created festive madeleines that would be perfect for your upcoming reunion dinner. Not to mention, you could also pack a small tupperware full of madeleines for your balik kampung roadtrip too.
Who would’ve thought that these simple cakes are corporate meeting teatime staples? L’ange Petit Patisserie also receives orders for birthdays and even weddings. Their creativity comes in handy when styling the madeleines and past orders has included rose madeleine towers and a Christmas tree!
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Each tower and the pricing for these madeleine towers is depend on the customization.
Alternatively, the madeleines can also be purchased separately and they would make for good CNY house visiting gifts.

The flavours for these madeleines include Lemon Citron, Chocolate Orange, Earl Grey, Raspberry and Coffee.
L’ange Petit Patisserie’s creative take on their pastries is yet another unique twist on festive desserts, but for more exquisite CNY desserts, click here!
Website: L’ange Petit Patisserie
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【新推荐】日本新颖创意甜点「Croissant+Waffle」= Croffle 入驻大马Sunway Pyramid啦！

说到甜点，现在市面上不断冒出各种又创意又美味的甜点。比如前阵子的可颂甜甜圈和多拿玛芬都在网路上爆红，而最近又推出了一款新的特色甜点-  croissant waffle，是牛角面包和华尔夫饼结合的概念！
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Croissant waffles 就是一种Waffle的形状搭配Croissant口感的甜点啦。最近位于Sunway Pyramid一家新开的Maison de Gigi 就推出了这款新颖的创意甜点。口味也众多选择，如Harmony Chipechee、Exciting Volcano、Merry Punch和 Peaceful Green等等。
这款甜点的启发源自日本大阪市，最近还开起了第二家分店在Sunway Velocity。除了售卖Croissant waffles，当然也少不了各种咖啡和茶饮。
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此外，你也可以尝试他们的 Pink Flamingo 饮料，是以西瓜，荔枝和柠檬搭配制成的哦！还有他们的 Sparkling Refreshers 和Passionfruit Kiwi，喝起来很清爽又解暑！ 搭配 酥酥的Croissant waffles吃起來一点也不油膩。
如果你想尝试创意甜点，不如试试这Croissant waffles吧！
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Immerse your senses at House Of Guinness held at Pavilion Bukit Jalil this November

[This is a sponsored post with Guinness Malaysia.]
Have you ever wondered what goes into making a good glass of Irish stout? Specifically, Guinness’ stout?
Well, now you can have a taste of what it’s like being some of the ingredients yourself, but not as literally as you may think…
In conjunction with International Stout Day, Guinness Malaysia is bringing back its House Of Guinness festival this November 5-6, and 12-13.

It will be held at PIAZZA Pavilion Bukit Jalil, and opened from 12PM to 11PM on the dates mentioned above.
The festival will feature all things Guinness, and is expected to include new sensorial experiences for visitors to discover the taste of Guinness.
Play with your senses
When you enter the festival, keep your eyes out for four immersive, sensorial zones that highlight the essence of Guinness, such as the:
Roasted barley zone; Hops zone; Nitrogen zone;Widget zone.
Here’s a fun fact: the layout of the zones is also curated to fit into the shape of Guinness’s signature harp.
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While the festival’s organisers are still keeping details of the event under wraps, the website teases that there will be a maze of hops to explore, and a zone to experience the 232°C heat that roasts the barley.
These are the ingredients that give the Guinness Foreign Extra Stout its signature bitter-sweet flavour.If the experiences at last July’s House Of Guinness affair are anything to go by, attendees can expect highly Instagrammable ambiences, with plays on light and nitrogen gas.
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There was also something called a ‘Release the Nitrogen’ mission, which saw fans stepping into a giant Guinness Draught in a Can. Within the can, they had to release the nitrogen to experience the iconic surge and settle that gives Guinness its cold, creamy head.
For the upcoming House Of Guinness festival this month, Guinness has released a teaser video hinting that there will be challenges involved with prizes to be won.
Plus, those who share their own highlights online and tag #HouseOfGuinness could potentially win a trip to Dublin.
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If that isn’t exciting enough, the festival will also feature live music and Guinness-infused food stalls at the venue to elevate guests’ experience.
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Those interested can sign up to be part of the festival by submitting their details here, and redeem a complimentary Guinness and limited-edition Guinness merchandise at the event.
House Of Guinness
Address: PIAZZA @ Level 3, Pavilion, Persiaran Jalil 1, Bukit Jalil, 57000 Kuala Lumpur
Dates and time: November 5-6, and 12-13.
Sign up to join the festival: https://www.houseofguinness.my/

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An Algae Is Turning Miri's Tusan Beach Into A Stunning Neon Blue Colour By Night!

‘Blue Tears’ occurs when a certain algae called dinoflagellates is disturbed by motion. The phenomenon caused by the algae then produces a stunning glowing blue light that can be observed for miles. ‘Blue Tears’ occurs in Taiwan as well at their beach called Matsu Islands. Well, Malaysia has its very own ‘Blue Tears’ beach too, and it is located in Miri, Sarawak.
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It is Malaysia’s hidden gem and when the night is dark, one can truly enjoy the electric blue waves as they come and go with the tides. As it is harder to reach than most of the other beaches in the area, it remains as Miri’s little secret.

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Through videos of the Tusan beach, one can enjoy watching the water which is being illuminated by bright blue lights, almost as if the waves have been adorned with fairy lights. With each crashing wave, the algaes would secrete the blue light, illmunating the beach by night.
Image Credit: Borneo Post
Head on over to Miri and check out this beach with your very own eyes, and be stunned by the magical beauty!
Feature Image Credit: Borneo Post, miriresortcity.com


Inside Scoop's Launched An Ice Cream Cafe For Those Who Prefer It "Kurang Manis"

Editor’s Note: This article has been updated on July 2, 5:11pm.
When a diabetic child attended his cousin’s ice cream party at Inside Scoop, it struck a chord amongst the founders of the ice cream brand.
“We can’t imagine a childhood without ice cream, hence we feel that we need to do something about it,” the team shared.
The brand, which has been around since 2013, has always been big about producing ice cream which are handcrafted with natural ingredients and sans any preservatives.

These days, it’s all the more common to find better-for-you ice cream alternatives and the brand’s latest venture is focused on that.

“Over the years, some of our fans have cut down their sugar intake. It could be due to medical reasons, diet changes or just a simple preference of enjoying things kurang manis,” the team said.
Sweet Escape by Inside Scoop, presently located in TTDI, offers a range of ice cream to cater to specific dietary needs.
According to the team, there is also a zero sugar chocolate ice cream which is suitable for those with diabetes. Made with cocoa and sugar substitutes like maltitol, xylitol, erythritol and steviol, it’s also said to be vegan.
In line with their motto, Sweet Escape by Inside Scoop’s ice creams are made with alternative sugars such as organic unrefined sugar and blue agave syrups.
For vegan guests, vegan-friendly sorbets are offered too and fun fact, the cones here are suitable for those on a vegan diet.

These are just simple additions to make the dessert space more inclusive.
Being someone who frequents healthier dessert spots often, I’m used to seeing heftier price tags just because something is labelled as vegan or sugar-free.
It’s nice to know that though Sweet Escape by Inside Scoop offers better-for-you alternatives, prices are reasonable, considering their target audience. In fact, Sweet Escape by Inside Scoop matches Inside Scoop’s prices.
Single scoops are priced at RM8.30, double scoops at RM14.60 and triple scoops at RM19.9.
That being said, Sweet Escape by Inside Scoop offers more premium flavours than Inside Scoop. Premium flavours are an additional RM1.90 and double premiums are an additional RM3.80.

Just like Inside Scoop, Sweet Escape by Inside Scoop’s flavours sport funky, punny names.
If you’re curious on what flavours to look out for, here’s a full list:
Standard Flavours
Bean To Melaka? (Tau Fu Fa Ice cream, RM8.30)Kelapa Otak (Coconut Ash Ice Cream, RM8.30)Not Your Plain Jane (Vanilla Bean Ice Cream, RM8.30)
Premium Flavours
Tall, Dark but Skinny (Chocolate Sorbet Ice Cream, RM10.20)The Dark Side (Valrhona Chocolate Ice Cream, RM10.20)Tall, Dark, Nutty but Skinny (Chocolate Hazelnut Sorbet, RM10.20)Champ-enak (Cempedak Ice Cream, RM10.20)Lejen-dairy King (Durian Ice Cream, RM10.20)Hazel’s Nuts (Hazelnut Ice Cream, RM10.20)Matcha Mana (Matcha Ice Cream, RM10.20)Yes To Straws (Strawberry Basil Ice Cream, RM10.20)Chris & The Mum (Chrysanthemum Ice Cream, RM10.20)Bee-yoncé (Honey Ice Cream, RM10.20)Feeling Blue, Barry? (Blueberry Yoghurt Ice Cream, RM10.20)Kurma Sutra (Date Ice Cream, RM10.20)Sour-sop Opera (Soursop Ice Cream, RM10.20)Go With Your-Gut (Kefir Ice Cream, RM10.20)Full Of Passion (Passionfruit Sorbet, RM10.20)
Double Premium Flavours
Rice, Rice Baby (Genmai Ice Cream, RM12.10)The Hipster’s Staple (Avocado Ice Cream, RM12.10)Girl, Let That Man-go (Mango Sorbet, RM12.10)Very, Berry Skinny (Mixed Berries Sorbet, RM12.10)Matcha Made In Heaven (Genmaicha Ice Cream, RM12.10)Skinny King (Durian Sorbet, RM12.10)Choc Zero (Zero Sugar Chocolate Ice Cream, RM12.10)
Do note that these flavours are on rotation and only 18 are available at any given time.
If you’re clueless on what to try first, the team shared that some notable flavours include the Genmai, Avocado and Kefir.
Sweet Escape by Inside Scoop
Hours: Mondays-Thursdays: 1pm-11pm, Fridays-Saturdays: 12.30pm-12am, Sundays: 12.30pm-11pm
Address: 16G, Jalan Datuk Sulaiman, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Website: Sweet Escape by Inside Scoop
Tel: 03-7496 6735
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We check out RollerWa’s 3rd outlet in IOI City Mall, here’s what to expect

Last year, we reviewed RollerWa’s first Malaysian outlet that’s located in 1Utama Shopping Centre, which first opened in December 23, 2021.
Fast forward to 2023, RollerWa has two other outlets in the Klang Valley, one in LaLaport BBCC, and their most recent outlet is in IOI City Mall, Putrajaya.
For those who are not familiar with RollerWa, it’s a South Korean company that specialises in creating a K-culture inspired indoor skating experience.
Having said that, here’s what to expect at the IOI City Mall outlet.

Located at phase 2 of the mall, purchasing the tickets is easy and straightforward as we only had to interact with the self-service kiosk which accepts cashless payments.

Here are the prices of the tickets:
TicketPriceTwo-hour entryRM40 (age 17 & below)RM50 (age 18+)One-day entryRM70 (age 17 & below)RM80 (age 18+)
If you get the one-day ticket, you can head out for lunch or dinner, and return after that to continue skating.
If you bring your own quad skates, you can get RM3 off the total price of your ticket.
As for those who want to enter but don’t plan on skating, you’re required to pay a non-skater entrance fee of RM12. This would be applicable for example to parents who want to accompany their children in the premises who are skating, but are not entering the rink itself.
RollerWa is designed with a slight retro aesthetic, where neon lights adorn the walls, and geometric symmetry is reflected through the clean white tiles along some seating booths.

An 80s inspired cafe dining area sits in one of the corners, with some snacks and drinks available on their menu. They also serve light food such as the Korean crispy corndog (RM12), plain croffle (RM13), and chocolate croffle (RM15).
In the middle area there’s a large rink, where you’ll notice flashing lights from the quad wheels as skaters fly by. Disco lights rotate around the rink too, contributing to the nostalgic ambience.
It’s not hard to find Insta-worthy spaces and angles, seeing as the lighting in the space compliments the contrast of colours well.

You can get yourself a pair of quad skates at the rental counter on the right side, along with knee pads, elbow pads, and a helmet. There’s no additional cost for all the safety gear.

Tip: Wear or bring socks because it’s compulsory to skate. If you don’t have any with you, you can buy a pair for RM5.

When renting a pair of skates, choose a size that matches your street shoes, or even half a size down so that your foot has as snug of a fit as possible. This is to avoid rolling your ankle, especially during turns or accidental falls.

If you’re not confident in your skating abilities, you can consider renting a skating aid to help you stay upright as you practice.
To the left of the rental counter is where you can rent lockers to securely store your valuables. Alternatively, you can have someone look after your personal belongings as you skate.
On top of that, RollerWa also sells merchandise too such as the RollerWa Oversized Tee (RM140) and the RollerWa Hoodie (RM220).
There are also several colourful quad skates on display, perhaps to inspire skating enthusiasts who would like to invest in more skates of their own.

Once we got our rental skates on, we stumbled onto the skating rink and cautiously tested our balance by moving slowly forwards and taking gentle turns.
After we finally got the hang of skating (some of us were quicker than the rest), it was fun skating counterclockwise around the rink while bopping our heads to various K-pop music.

For newbies, take your time to stabilise and build up your momentum and speed. There’s no rush and other skaters are generally very gracious to move out of the way and avoid you if you’re skating slower.
If you need a spot to rest, there are seats located around the edge of the skating area, and within the circle of the skating rink.
The seats are also helpful if you happen to fall and you need some time to catch your breath before continuing.

We did notice that the outlet in 1 Utama has more backdrops for pictures compared to the IOI City Mall outlet.
One thing to note is that when it comes to pictures, you may want to consider using a phone or a camera with decent low light performance, as the outlet is rather dim.
Overall, it was a fun but tiring experience. There is no half hour or one hour option for tickets so you have to dedicate more time to this activity to make full use of the fee.
It was surprisingly quite a workout, we did not expect to come out sweating from skating around inside an air-conditioned mall!
RollerWa, IOI City Mall Putrajaya
Location: L3-231, Level 3, IOI City Mall, Putrajaya
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rollerwakl/
Contact Number:  010-429 5800
Operating Hours: 10AM to 10PM


【Inside Scoop冰淇淋大赛！】12球冰淇淋用最短的时间吃完，一年的免费冰淇淋就是你的！

相信喜欢吃冰淇淋的你对Inside Scoop不陌生吧？最近，Inside Scoop为了庆祝他们家的3周年庆，他们举行了一场比赛而赢家的大奖就是一整年的免费冰淇淋！
想要参加的读者，你们就要留意基本的参赛规则啦～这比赛是需要三人一组才能参加的。只要你们三人能在最快的时间内，将12球冰淇淋吃光，就是赢家啦！组成队伍后，你就需要到十家分店中的其中一家分店注册参赛资格。
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为了增加游戏趣味，Inside Scoop会先在雪隆区的10家分店内举行半决赛。而决赛地点则是在Inside Scoop @ Damansara Jaya，决赛日期是12月4日。
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“半决赛”地点和比赛日期如下：
Damasara Jaya——2016年11月24日（星期四）
Bangsar——2016年11月25日（星期五）

USJ Taipan——2016年11月26日（星期六）
Puchong——2016年11月27日（星期日）
Old Klang Road——2016年11月28日（星期一）
Setia Alam——2016年11月29日（星期二）
Mahkota Cheras——2016年11月30日（星期三）
Kota Kemuning——2016年12月1日（星期四）
Sri Petaling——2016年12月2日（星期五）
Taman Segar——2016年12月3日（星期六）
而“半决赛”的时间是8.30pm。无论输赢，你都有12球免费的冰淇淋，还不错吧？！
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决赛：Damansara Jaya——2016年12月4日（星期日）
只需要从11月2日至11月20日之间，到Inside Scoop的店内消费，你就可以参加这比赛啦！所以，快点！快点！快点拉上两位朋友到Inside Scoop的店内注册吧！
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Experience The Fear Factor This Halloween With 8 Of The Weirdest Food In KL

In our beautiful city of Kuala Lumpur, all our cuisines are always scrumptious and full of flavour. As such, it is no wonder why we are one of the food havens in Southeast Asia.
From the iconic dish of nasi lemak to our flavourful briyani rice, and sinful Chinese economy rice to our delicious roti canai, the options are endless. Despite all of this wonderful goodness, sometimes, we wish to explore beyond our comfort zone and taste unique and uncommon delicacies.
This Halloween, if you have the stomach for it, why not give these 8 odd food in KL a try?
1. Live Octopus
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In Korea, feasting on live octopus, also known as Sannjaki, is considered a very common practice. The live creature will often be chopped into smaller pieces and drizzled with sesame seeds and sesame oil before being served immediately.
When it is served, you may notice that the octopus will still squirm around on the platter and it’s best to eat it fast. Some have mentioned how the taste is uniquely delicious, while others are not able to stomach the flavours. Either way, if you wish to try it out yourself, head on over to Mont Kiara’s Crazy Fish restaurant!

Hours: Monday: 4pm-4am, Tuesday-Sunday: 11am-4am
Address: Crazy Fish; No. 9-G, Jalan Solaris 3, Solaris Mont Kiara
Tel: 03-6211 7313
2. Live “Penis Fish”
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Don’t let the name of this dish fool you! It is in fact not a fish, but a huge sea worm which feeds on planktons. You can either have it raw or stir fried, but the Crazy Fish restaurant serves the dish raw and very much alive. Your dinner might be squirming around on the platter, but at least that would guarantee its freshness! This is a seasonal item for Crazy Fish so it’s best to call before you dine here.
Hours: Monday 4pm to 4am, Tuesday – Sunday, 11am – 4am
Address: Crazy Fish, No. 9-G, Jalan Solaris 3, Solaris Mont’ Kiara
Tel: 03-6211 7313
3. Bull Penises
Image Credit: Food Ranger
Bull penises, also known as Sup Torpedo is believed to help increase the male sex drive and the dish is served in a small stall called “Sup Haji Abu Bakar”. With each bull penis averaging the length of two and a half feet, it will be boiled whole alongside Indian spices which helps to elevate the flavours. You could also opt to try their bull testicles for an added challenge!
Hours: Monday-Sunday: 6pm-12am
Address: Sup Haji Abu Bakar, Jalan Doraisamy
4. Whole Frog
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Fried frog meat is not an uncommon fare and it is sometimes served in Chinese restaurants. Normally, a few parts of the frog would be served, such as the limbs, however this pasar malam stall in Jalan Alor serves the frog whole and on a stick. The night market which is open daily will often be surrounded by tourists so it’s really hard to miss it. The deep fried dish is said to be chewy and delicious at the same time and not to mention, filling too.
Hours: 4.30pm-10pm: daily.
Address: Along the Jalan Alor night market.
5. Pig’s Brain
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Bah kut teh is a typical Chinese cuisine whereby we tend to consume every part of the pig, from its meat to its innards. Pig blood, on the other hand, is also used in the preparation of certain dishes. However, did you know that you could actually consume pig brains too?
The texture of the pig brain is said to have a jelly-like consistency and Restaurant Sek Yuen in Jalan Pudu serves the pig brains fried. At first glance, it might look like meatballs but upon chewing into it, you would know without a doubt that you’re consuming pig’s brains.
Hours: Tuesday-Sunday: 11am-10pm
Address: Restaurant Sek Yuen; 315, Jalan Pudu, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
6. Stinky Tofu
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Some may say that stinky tofu has the smell of an animal carcass but don’t let that deter you from consuming this popular dish. The tofu gets its smell from being mixed in a brine with fermented shrimp and vegetables for up to 6 months. It is later fried and served with chilli and pickled vegetables.
Some Taiwanese restaurants may serve this dish, but the best stinky tofu can be found at the Taman Connaught night market. You definitely won’t miss it and to find it, just follow the pungent smell!
Hours: Wednesday: 5pm-12am
Address: Taman Connaught Pasar Malam, Cheras
7. Fish Sperm Sacs
Image Credit: Eat Drink KL
This soft, white creamy blob might look like any other seafood, but Hanari Japanese Restaurant’s specialty is in fact the fish sperm sacs. The dish is served raw and some would say that it even melts in the mouth. As the dish is a seasonal one, it’s best to call before you dine here.
Hours: Monday-Sunday: 12pm-2.30pm, 6pm-10.30pm
Address: Hanari Japanese Restaurant; The Intermark Mall, Ground Floor, 348, Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-2164 2133
Bonus
8. Crocodile Meat
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Ever wondered what the biggest and most dangerous reptilian on earth tastes like? Well, you may not find it anywhere else but in Kuala Lumpur itself. The crocodile meat is served ala jeruk style and the dry snack is said to help alleviate the symptoms of asthma and eczema.
Some curious cats have tried the dish out and they have mentioned that it tastes similar to chicken. To try this snack out, you can get it shipped personally to your house or purchase it right from the Pearl Point Shopping Mall located along Jalan Klang Lama.
Website: Krocies
Feature Image Credit: Mieranidhirah.com and Food Ranger


This 16-Day Arts Festival Is Your Ticket To The Coolest Concerts & Art Exhibitions In KL

If you’re an artsy person and enjoy attending art festivals, you’d be glad to know that Urbanscapes is back. This creative arts festival has been around for the past 15 years and its events span categories like music, arts, design and film.
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This time around, the event will run for 16 days and at different venues. Each event is divided into different segments and dates as well. For instance, the concerts will be held at The Bee Publika and KL Live.
The Bee, Publika will be featuring plenty of music acts such as This Town Needs Guns, English rockers TTNG and also plenty of local bands who will be rocking the stage. The event will be held on May 6th and May 12th.
At KL Live, expect a headlining act by Danish prog-rock trio Mew, who will be collaborating with The Trees & The Wild, Indonesia’s finest ambient rock group. Of course, the one act you should not miss out on is Clean Bandit. The band famous for tracks like Rather Be and Rockabye will be taking center stage on May 18th! Tickets are priced between RM58-RM218 for selected KL Live shows which will be held on May 10th and May 18th.
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Art lovers should head to the Urbanscapes House (Medan Pasar) on May 13th-14th to enjoy a showcase of interesting things such as vintage items, vinyl goods and leather works. While you’re there, stock up on some interesting décor items for your home and workspace as well.
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There will also be a photography exhibition called #ThisIsKualaLumpur which captures the bustling city life through day and night photography walking tours around the city. This exhibition will be ongoing from May 5th-21st.
Image Credit: Urbanscapes
Lastly, submerge yourself in an experimental visual-audio exhibition called Paras Bunyi. The exhibition will be held at Urbanscapes House along Jalan Hang Kasturi, throughout the 16-day festival. If you enjoy art exhibitions of this sort, be sure to catch the upcoming Urbanscapes event and #rediscoverKL like never before!
Urbanscapes
When: May 5-21, 2017
Info: Urbanscapes 2017
Feature Image Credit: rage.com.my


【天啊！眼镜蛇制成药？！】Wawasan Puchong 的菜市场竟然有人贩卖眼镜蛇！

如果想到甲虫类，蛇类还是各种奇怪特别的食物，小编就会想到泰国市场。可是小编发现原来在我国的 pasar pagi 也是有在贩卖可以制药/让你吃进肚子的蛇！
什么都敢吃进肚子的你，够胆子吃蛇吗？小编个人是不敢啦！如果你和小编一样，别担心，我们就看看照片来体验下就好了！
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在Puchong 的菜市场就有一家买蛇的摊家，让你以RM8000 买到眼镜蛇。据说，眼镜蛇是可以用以制药的。如果有必要，摊主是可以帮顾客将蛇清理干净。而且摊主就只接受现金，没有签卡的哦～那摊家一般就在Puchong Wawasan的菜市场开店，而摊家有时候也会在这个地区附近摆摊。
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这可能不是你一般去菜市场会经过的摊家。但是如果有机会，你到这里来，你会发现也有很多和你一样很好奇店家在干啥的人在摊位前聚集。有时候，你还会发现摊主会向经过的人推销他家的蛇啦！
Image Credit: Yih Pei Chung
摊主说吃蛇的最好方式就是制成汤啦！再加些草药/辛香料进汤内，会让蛇肉的味道更鲜美之余，也会增加营养的价值！据说，如果你有关节炎或皮肤问题，蛇汤对你的帮助会很大。
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当然，蛇肉有没有医病的功能，小编是不能确定。但是小编相信不是每个人都能接受吃蛇啦！如果，你真的想尝试看看，不妨到这里看下吧？！
Wawasan Puchong 菜市场
地址：Jalan Wawasan 2/23, Pusat Bandar Puchong, 47100 Puchong.