Saturday, October 2, 2010

Dim Sum for Breakfast

2nd Oct 2010: Dim Sum, Tim Sum, however you call it would be one's favourite breakfast amongst the Chinese. A Hongkie tradition made local is definitely a delicacy for many. Ranging a variety from the choiced "Siew Mai", "Har Kau" to "Char Siew Pao", this small shop at Abu Sittee Lane (behind Red Rock Hotel) has it all.

Our morning's breakfast at Siang Hai consists of; siew mai, har kao, sharksfin siew mai, char siew pao, century egg porridge, deep fried carrot cake, prawn chee cheong fun and etc are the favourite few that many would be ordering. Coupled with a pot of tea makes our breakfast wholesome. It's also a common scene amongst the older generation relaxing on a chair, having a pot of tea with few plates of dim sum on the table, glancing through a chinese newspaper, exchanging news with friends around the same table, possibly gossiping about what's in the latest news is as though time has just stopped for that second.

Would we return to this place? Yes, we would. Reasonable in price, freshness and variety would be the pulling factor for customers to return.







Friday, October 1, 2010

All Time Malaysian Favourite_Beef Rendang

1st Oct 2010: Beef Rendang is always connected with Lemang and vice versa (coconut rice cook inside the bamboo) and it is a very popular dish for Hari Raya. Since cooking is my all time favourite, so I took the challenge to have my very own home cook Beef Rendang. It taste yammy...........that's why it is the all time Malaysian Favourite




Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Cameron Highlands

30th Sep 2010: Situated in the state of Pahang is the famous highland resort of Cameron Highlands. This highland resort not only famous for its tourism activities, it is also the key agriculture farming area in Malaysia which more than 50% of the country vegetables are grown here.





Lost World of Tambun @ Ipoh

30th Sep 2010: On the northern part of Malaysia there are 3 wellknown water theme parks (Sunway Carnival - Sungai Petani, Kedah; Bukit Merah, Perak & Lost World of Tambun in Ipoh Perak). All of these water parks have their own signature attractions but for my family the Lost World of Tambun is listed on the top of our list. Worth a visit if you pass by Ipoh.






Teluk Bahang Fishing Village

29th Sep 2010: Teluk Bahang Fishing Village is one of the busiest fishing village in Penang where everydays tone of fresh seafoods being unloaded here and transport to all over Penang & rest of the Malaysia.

Thank you to all the fisherman out there for your hard work so we can enjoyed the very best seafood.






Ilyana Cafe @ Teluk Kumbar

29th sep 2010: For those Mee Udang lover in Penang, I guess Ilyana Cafe in Teluk Kumbar should sound familiar to you. Apart from Mee Udang, Ilyana also served a wide range of Malay Cooking from seafood to chicken from nasi goreng to burung puyu.

Give it a try if you have not been there before.







Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Sungai Sedim Kedah

29th Sept 2010: Have you ever heard of Sungai Sedim before? This is a very nice waterfall cum picnic spot situated in the state of Kedah. The journey from Penang will take you estimately 1.5 hours but it is a scenic drive where you will drive pass some small Malay villages along the way.

So next time if you need a place to relax, do visit Sungai Sedim. A place that you will come back again.











Nutmeg & Balik Pulau

29th Sep 2010: What will appear in your mind when you think of Nutmeg? As for myself when I mention the name Nutmeg it will lead me to Balik Pulau.

Yes, Penang Balik Pulau not only famous for it's DURIAN but Nutmeg also follow closely behind the King of Fruit.

For those who have not seen a nutmeg tree before, remember to drop by Balik Pulau in your next visit to Penang.





Penang's Ferry

29th Sep 2010: Since the opening of Penang Bridge in the mid'80, a lot of travellers have choose to used the bridge than the Penang ferry to travel between Penang Island and Butterworth.

I still recalled during my childhood time the price for adult is only 40sen but today it is RM1.20 but after more than 20 years it is still the cheapest way to travel to Penang.

Recently I took my daughters for a ride in the evening and it brings back lots of sweet memories as during my childhood my mother will took us to my granny house "The Hero House" in Butterworth on every weekend and for sure me and my sis will challenged each other in counting the most numbers of Jelly Fish.

"Pulau Pinang, Pulau Pinang..sedia bertolak"







Fort Cornwallis

29th Sep 2010: Been to Fort Cornwallis lately?? If not, I would strongly recommended that you drop by this historical side one of this day to experience yourself the history of Penang. You can also find them on FB "Fort Cornwallis Penang" to get some update on the happenings there.












Tadika Sungai Nibong Open Day

21st Aug 2010: Today is the Open day for Abigail's Kindergarten (Tadika Sungai Nibong) and it is a day where parents are invited to the school to meet up with the teacher and at the same time to understand how their kids progress on their academic. Apart from that, the school also took the opportunity to display the graduation class photos for the year 2010 and Abigail's is one of them.








Youth Park 11th Sep 2010

11th Sep 2010: Today is the 2nd Day of Hari Raya and the girls deserved some fun time after spending the entire school holidays at their babby sitter place. Therefore we decided to drop by Youth Park to let them have some breakaway.