Subak & PappaRich, 2 tea sessions in a day!!

Shall i share with you another Balinese restaurant apart from Ole-Ole Bali & Bora Asmara? hehe..Come come, Subak is the story, thanks to Ezani who brought us there!

The Entrance
It blew me away a little actually when i saw the place. The road heading towards the restaurant seemed empty & scary & suddenly, there & be hold, a nice balinese restaurant appeared. hehehe..i like the concept of the forest & wood mix. Green & brown!
Nice...







Let's see who were the patrons of the day!

Dan, Maez & Via

We were still excited of being there. So we had this little posing posing since its a new place. hahah..

Thanks to Dan for the pics taken..hehehe

Food & Beverages?



Top: Ice Chocolate
Left: Raspberry & Pineapple soda
Right: Mango Smoothies



A bowl of calamari & fries, all shared!

As it was raining a little bit, was very cooling. =D Perfect for some little romantic chats and flirts!
Later after spending about 2 hours, we went to another potential lepak place in DU to meet another friend of ours.

**If you wish to go to Subak, it's in Bukit Lanjan, somewhere in Kampung Sungai Penchala area. Opposite Damansara Perdana.


Hello PappaRich!



I like the green & gold mix. Very elegant & rich!




The 4 patrons: Via, Dan, Fairul & Maez



Black & Brown slabs of slicked woods.




The Menu! So many choices of noodles and breads..haiyo




Finished with laughter & group pics. =)

**PappaRich is located in Damansara Utama, right opposite the Brother Peter's Workshop, corner shoplot!

=)
Luv Luv!!

Menara Kuala Lumpur (MKL)

After being with my new job for 3 weeks, here's an overview of what my Mon-Fri looks like every morning!

I start my journey wee hours in the morning, even until i get to see the sunshine through the clouds!

There's one shot of the tower! I took it right after turning into Jalan Raja Chulan after Pudu road. The building with TM logo on it is the Muzium Telekom.

New place, new office. =D



Not forgetting, new colleagues as well!



Another shot from another view of the tower.



A free shuttle service to go up the tower is prepared for tourists and also the employees. =)



A black & white shot of glasses taken while at work. hehe...can't help myself.

FIREDRILL EXERCISE @ MKL

We had a firedrill exercise to ensure that icons such as this one in KL be prepared for any fire accidents, bombings or even attacks. Scary to even think about it but you never know right? Here's some photos taken by a photographer during the exercise.


Breakfast with the MKL employees

Taken while i was reading the paper just b4 the whole exercise starts.

On the Observation Deck, having a laugh with one of the interns, Puva

Interviewing Dato' Zul on what he thinks of the whole exercise

Interviewing the Ketua Fireman

Wanna come for a visit? Do call me!

Luv Luv

Look what i found recently...!

An ol' skool japanese camera...with a flash somemore! haha.. I was spring cleaning the house & saw a string-tied-medium-sized-black-pouch & brought out this. I had this big smile on my face before shouting for mama to check it out. She laughed & said it was bought by papa after when they got married.

I was like "OMG, yeker?!! This is soooo ol'skool maaaaaa!!"....and i laughed somemore. Happy to find it actually.

Front & Back

I like the back look of the case, got that handbag look with buttons and all..hehe

Let's check it out closely ehh..

This little-black-manual-ol'-tech is actually rather heavy and imagine me carrying it all over, i think it weights about 1.5kgs kot?! =S

But the best thing about this jap cam is the snap button. Before u click to get a shot, u have to actually twist the little-black-latch below the snap button.

So, in order to use this is also similar to the DSLR cams but only it came with a little twist! ;)

TWIST-LOOK-FOCUS-&-SNAP!

Now, it looked as if it's ready to be used but I wonder if it still............works? =S

Luv Luv!!

An afternoon @ Wondermilk

The initial & the girl

Last week, as i was having my alone-time-without-parents-weekend, i took the opportunity to hang out with some GFs just to catch up abit. I had breakfast with Reem and did a little shopping here there around Jalan Telawi.

Then later on in the evening, met up with a couple of GFs at the 'most-fave-chilling-place-ever-for-anyone-who-loves-to-err...chill?'....Wondermilk. =P

Us 3
Farah, Via & Erin

Turkey Sandwich err..i've forgot the name



This must be Erin making her jokes ke apa...

Great montage though!


Before & After

To summarise it all, we did this...

Welcome hugs-Squealed-Hugged Somemore-Ate-Drank-Joked-Laughed-Gossipped-Talked-Photographed-Laughed-Joked-Drank-Gossiped-Photographed-Goodbye Hugs-Laughed

Luv Luv!!

Slurp Slurp!

I love soups.

From Western's mushroom soup & seafood bisque to Asian's Vienamese beef noodle soup, tomyam, seaweed soup, miso soup, asam laksa, soto ayam, kuey teow soup, bihun soup, macaroni with shredded chicken soup and even soupy dishes like asam pedas, ikan singgang and 'kiam chai th'ng' (salty vegetable soup with tofu).

The cooking style for soups that i like best are mainly the clear-see through-simple ones like tomyam and chicken broth and......

......my MOST favorite of them all will be kuey teow soup. I love kuey teow soup since i was young and till now has been and will always be my number 1 comfort food. It is so comforting to the stomach that i don't mind having it for breakfast, lunch, dinner even supper if i must say so.

Just last night, i had a bowl at The Straits Cafe in BU Centrepoint.

This particular cafe serves mainly local delicacies from Malacca & Penang. You can expect some of the local favorites like asam laksa, char kuey teow and even baba nyonya dishes like pandan chicken, fried kangkung and lauk perut ikan.

Everytime i'm around Centrepoint, i will head straight to The Straits Cafe just to get my kuey teow soup. I like the one served by this cafe because of the simplicity and sedap-ness of the clear broth. So clear and simple and yet very tasty! Simple garnishing of shredded chicken, few pieces of fishballs, some shredded lettuce and garlic oil....ahhh, heaven! I'll make sure i eat it with chilli padi to give me that extra kick in the mouth!

Hot soup + Chilli padi = Very satisfying meal!!



Also everytime i order kuey teow soup, i will also order the chicken with crispy fried fuchok skin also known as 'lorbak'. If not mistaken, 'lorbak' is a chinese dish and usually they serve it with pork instead of chicken. But lucky for me, this cafe serves Halal chinese delicacies. =D

Also not forgetting that glass of either cold cincau or ice barley lime!!!

Luv Luv