Everyday Food I Love

Everyday Food I Love returns to GinRikSha after a short hiatus! On our last visit, we were impressed by the new ambience of the place as well as their focus on fusion Indian flavors. They also have a super-talented lady behind the bar who makes all these amazing cocktails that have tongues in Bukit Damansara wagging. We therefore came with higher than usual expectations and for me, I am glad to say that it was simply amazing. Readers who would like to know more from our last visit  can read about it at the link  here .

A household name for Melburnians, Crown is a place where one hopes to turn a bad day around with a quick round at their casino. But if you're not into that sort of thing (or a painful reminder in the past has sent you shivering to the core) then there's much to do in crown. Shopping, dining, health & wellness, great hospitality and the movies all under one roof, right smack in the middle of an urban jungle is a city slicker's paradise. One of the many great places to fill up an empty stomach is Koko Japanese Restaurant. This restaurant not only boast multi-award credence, but the you can enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine in the midst of serene, yin and yang balancing water garden interior, designed by renown designer Tony Chi..(er..no pun intended?)

First branch being at Citymall, PappaRich had recently open their second branch at Karamunsing Kapital. Occupying two shop lots in Karamunsing Kapital, the cafe offers a more spacious and comfortable ambiance.

T-Bowl Concept Restaurant Sungei Wang Plaza Address 3F-No 41 & 42, Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia. Tel: 03-2141 1606 Theme restaurant had been quite famous in both Taiwan and Japan. The few most famous theme restaurant/cafe included Hello Kitty Restaurant in Taiwan, Cosplay Cafe in Japan and many of us will have seen or visited the 'Toilet Concept' Cafe in Taiwan. Following the trend, Malaysia had come out with T-Bowl Concept Restaurant which was established at 2008 in Penang. Recently, they had opened a new outlet in KL. I thought it was a good idea to bring my kids and my mom to visit the restaurant as I'm sure that my kids will feel excited with it.  Lai Wan Style Porridge My daughter was attracted with the special design of the bowl, so, she insisted that she wanted to eat porridge. Taste wise, it was okay. Nothing to be shout home about.  Signature Giant Sausage I ordered their signature dish to ...

Fatty Chef Cusine Lot F-0-2 and 3, Karamunsing Capital 88000 Kota Kinabalu Tel: 088-484209 Ratings: Food: 4/5 Services: 4/5 Cleanliness: 4/5 Visit reviewed: 10/08/2010 Just like others, our first impression towards Fatty Chef Cuisine is the prices of the food gonna be expensive. Due to our curiosity, we decided to check out the place. Well, looking at the Menu, we were not too surprised as we already expected that it would be pricey. Sup Asam Pedas, RM12.00 The Sup Asam Pedas although doesn't come in a big portion. The ingredients used was counted. Fresh prawns, mussels, octopus and scallop were used. Taste wise, it was good. It tasted like spicy tomato soup. Nasi Dagang, RM2.00 The Nasi Dagang was fragrantly good with coconut milk flavour. It comes with a small portion of curry sauce which tasted creamy. Titbits, F.O.C. Air Batu Campur, RM6.00 We ordered it without the milk. It tasted not bad. Penang Curry Laksa, RM13.00 At first, we were kind of unwilling to order such...