Everyday Food I Love

Food court is a place where you can savour in varieties of hawker's food at a reasonable price. Whether it is Char Koay Teow, Laksa, Chicken Rice, Soup Noodle or even Bak Kut Teh, a wide range of Malaysian favourites is available under one roof at Lido Square Food Court. The latest addition of stall including Chee Cheong Fun, Cendul, Arisan Fried Chicken, Pork Burger as well as 8 treasure dessert soup.

The Tusita Kuta Hotel is a minute's walk to Lippo Mall and a 10-minute walk from Segara Beach and the shopping district along Kartika Plaza Road. The hotel features an outdoor pool, restaurant and 24-hour front desk.

To have the best pork ribs in town, ones must visit Naughty Nuri's Warung in Bali. Apart from its delicious ribs and affordable price, the unique and fun setting of the restaurant is also an eye opener for tourists.

Babi Guling is a significant food that ones must try when visiting Bali. Although the Babi Guling at Pak Dobiel was claimed as a far cry from the best by our Balinese's driver, it is the version that has won out hearts.

Every once in a while, you find a warm and cosy little neighborhood restaurant. And its good to revisit these restaurants to enjoy some simple honest food. Located at Kepayan Ridge, is one such restaurant. Besides the main courses of Chinese style cooking and western food, you can order many other side dishes from the surrounding stalls, such as grilled chicken wings and Wor Tip.

Soka Restaurant in Mercure Nusa Dua Hotel is a semi-covered terrace restaurant with comfortable and relaxed setting for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

It has been more than a year since our last visit to Oriental Cafe (of the hotel with the same namesake). Judging from the many diners and packed dinner hall, this establishment has shed it's previous reputation as a place of 'last resort' and, judging from the food, has certainly risen to the ranks of 'must-go-to' place. Not to mention the inflation busting prices (even before Groupon discount!)