yaki yaki buffet

August 28, 2009 at 4:00 AM (Makan-Makan)

Was having my holiday’s when me and my friend wanted to try this yaki-yaki buffet at bukit bintang.

The location of this yaki-yaki buffet is just beside lowyat plaze, you can easily find parking at either BB plaza or sungei wang. Walk to the ground floor and walk to lowyat plaza main entrance. Basically yaki-yaki buffet is infront of you maybe 500m away?

Just walk straight pass the lowyat plaza and eventually you’ll see it. It’s really easy to find the place.

Reach there bout 650 – 7pm, our booking time 630.. typical malaysian timing ( traffic jam of course )….

Rather surprising is that they have a 30% promotion from 5.30 – 7.30pm. So we were rather lucky to have booked 6.30 which entitle us 30% discount instantly. And one more surprising thing is they serve BASKIN ROBBINS!!

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Pros : Rather worth my money as I wallop alot of baskin robbins, staff’s and service very good. There’s this indon or foreign guy, he’s quite funny. When we were leaving he said “See you tommorow ah” respect man lolz”

Cons : No fragrant coconut anymore, ask the staff he said : sudah lama tak ada…. , no unagi, and alot of stuff’s.

Selection to choose are few. That’s all I have to complain. I’m not really a picky person anyways.

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ss2 murni

August 28, 2009 at 2:28 AM (Makan-Makan)

This is the famous SS2 Restaurant Murni, where is it? It’s just behind KFC SS2. Easy to spot as the crowded people sitting and waiting for the table’s along the shop’s at night. I can’t describe how far their table’s are placed. But to give you a slight clue, imagine the shops occupied 10 – 15 normal malaysia shop lot or kedai runcit : ) I KID YOU NOT!! It’s true! It’s true!

But I don’t really fancy murni that much as the price and the unhygiene of this place really put’s me off.

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Two of the famous food in mruni, top is the Mee Raja and bottom is Roti Hawaii.

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hori real arcade pro 3

August 28, 2009 at 1:26 AM (GAMING)

Bought this arcade stick from a forumer at lowyat.net for rm330 and hell it’s worth every little penny I’ve spent on this baby!

If you guys wanna know what I bought this stick for? Come on it’s for street fighter IV of course…. you’re so living in a cave if you’re a gamer like myself…

This stick speed up my gameplay which I can perform FADC precisely and improve my combo’s effectively, never regret buying this baby.

Currently using Akuma as main, training M.Bison aka Dictator for second. And Cammy as backup. By the way, street fighter IV is good for you actually, you need to have alot of precise combo’s, predict player’s next move or a.k.a reading their mind’s, and alot I MEAN ALOT OF CONCENTRATION!!! So Street Fighter IV is a challenging game itself, I myself an average player for the time being as I don’t regularly play on my laptop. That’s why I need PS3 for online comunity versus!!!! OK PICTURE TIME!!

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ss2 char kuey teow

August 28, 2009 at 1:01 AM (Makan-Makan)

I always frequent this char kuey teow everytime I visit SS2. It’s located at SS2 food court.The food court have 2 end’s, you gotta search for it. It’s near to the end of the food court.

Here’s the char kuey teow stall I frequent:

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Another food stall I recommend is the hong kong chee chong fun:

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Just to give you an idea how the place looks like :

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thing’s you should know when travelling oversea

August 9, 2009 at 3:44 PM (Knowledge and Skill's)

Coffee Break We may gulp lattes all day long, regardless of what time it is here, but in many European countries cappuccinos and other coffee drinks made with milk are enjoyed during the morning hours only. Espresso is what’s consumed in the afternoons and evenings. So, don’t be surprised when you get a funny look from the waiter after ordering your double latte with extra cream after that pesto pasta lunch.

No Ketchup Please Many French chefs are appalled if guests add condiments like ketchup and mustard to their culinary masterpieces before taking the first bite. They think it masks the true taste of the food — so get used to your “pommes frites” without that dousing of ketchup.

Oops, All Gone Here in the States, it seems we’ve been taught to always clear our plates. In China on the other hand, if you gobble up every last morsel it could be insulting to the host as it means that he/she hasn’t provided enough food. Keep things on the up and up and leave a few bites left. We’re guessing it’s probably best not to ask for a doggie bag, either!

Heads Up In Thailand, no matter how adorable someone’s child is, resist the urge to give them a friendly pat on the noggin. It’s taboo to touch the head, which is a revered body part.

No Sharing No matter how mouthwatering your palak paneer is, offering someone a taste from your plate is a big no-no in India, since it’s considered unclean. Enjoy your dinner and rave about it all you want, but keep it to yourself.

A Few Pointers In India, if you want to call someone over, never use your finger to point or wag — it’s seen as condescending and insulting. Instead, hold your hand out, palm down, and scoop with your fingers. You’ll get much better results!

Better Than Butter While dining out in Spain, get used to the idea of bread without butter. Ask for it at a restaurant and you’ll most likely be told they don’t have any. The preferred practice is to dip bread in olive oil — and if you ask us, it’s much yummier anyway!

A – O – K Never give anyone in Brazil the “OK” hand signal (using your thumb and pointer finger to make an O)… it’s an obscene gesture that’s likely to get you labeled both ignorant and extremely offensive!

Meat ‘n’ Milk
In Israel, unless you know otherwise, assume that a household keeps kosher. That means mixing meat and dairy is not allowed. So no milk in your coffee after a belly-busting beef dinner (and no cheese on that burger, either!).

Sticky Splinters We’re all familiar with the wooden chopsticks you get at Asian restaurants. They come stuck together, and you snap them apart which usually leaves a few stray splinters on the end. If this happens in Japan, holding the chopsticks between your palms and loudly clattering them together is a big insult to the waiter or sushi chef because it indicates that his utensils are cheap. Instead, rub one chopstick against the other gently.

Throw In The Towel In a Japanese restaurant, if you’re given a hot rolled towel, use it only to wipe your hands. It’s generally considered rude to wipe your face with (although at more informal restaurants, people may occasionally be seen doing it).

Service With A Smile Here in the US, many of us are used to serving ourselves and digging in family style at meals. But in China it’s common for the host to place food on the guest’s plates, so resist the urge to scoop up another helping of rice — practice sitting back and relaxing, and enjoy letting the host put you on a pedestal.

Sole Purpose Think twice before sitting too casually in Egypt, or even stretching out your gams. Showing the soles of your feet or shoes is considered to be terribly rude — yes, even if you’re sporting Jimmy Choos!

Lip Service No matter how parched your lips may be, when traveling in Zimbabwe, never lick your lips while looking at someone of the opposite sex. While it may seem innocent enough to you, they consider it an obscene gesture.

Baby Steps Have a friend in Russia who’s expecting a babe? Go ahead and browse all you want, but don’t give them anything until after the little one arrives. It’s considered bad luck to do so sooner.

I love these kind’s of article’s !!

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spaghetti recipe

August 6, 2009 at 1:39 AM (Recipes)

I love making spaghetti, i know a lot of people like’s makinge spaghetti too.

They got their recipe’s and I’ve got mine, and why not share it on the Internet I say?

I try to perfect my spaghetti every time I make them, so this is the very recipe I experiment ( reading,reading,reading,reading ) all these year’s and I’m very proud of my recipe : ) .

So you may be thinking so what’s so special about your recipe that differ from yours?

Well here goes..

Ingredient’s

Half a garlic ( finely chopped )

2 large onions chopped into ring’s

meat ( beef/pork ), prefer beef

oregano, i like basil too ( to your taste )
3 strip’s of bacon’s
3 can’s of ready tomato sauce.
some baking soda

(serving for maybe 3-4 person)

To prepare
First chop the bacon’s into small bit’s
Chop the garlic into tiny size bit’s
Chop the onion into halo ring shape’s
For the meat, put in sesame oil to kill off some of the pungent smell of meat, nothing more added to it.

Meatball add-on’s
I haven really reserch on how to make the perfect meatball.
But this is my meatball recipe:
grinded pork/beef just the same.
chop in some carrot into the meat, add in soy sauce, salt, corn starch,
and to cut down the meat pungent smell, sesame seed oil ( just a bit )
I dun put it into the pot and cook it.
I fry it on the pan for the crispy and crunhcy texture : )

And serve it just like that.
How to cook the pasta
Boil water, add in salt untill the pot of water taste like the sea water.
Cook the pasta 6-10 minutes (depends) medium heat, if you want to know it’s ready or not just take one strip and throw it on the wall. Stick’s on the wall ( done ), doesn’t stick ( continue on cooking ). When done, strain off the water and put it back into the same pot. High heat the pot with spaghetti pasta in it to about 10 seconds to kill off the extra liquid. Then put the pasta in a large bowl and add ( olive oil or butter ), I prefer butter(salted butter) as it give’s out that nice smell when it melt’s :)
Pasta Done, Off To Cooking The sauce.

( MULTITASKING IN COOKING PASTA AND SAUCE IS NOT TAUGHT, GO FIGURE IT YOURSELF )

Cooking the sauce, PART 1 & PART 2
read on….

PART 1
How to cook the meat
1 ) first, put some oil into the pot ( just some oil! )( whatever oil u may like )
2 )then put the meat into the pot, keep on stirring it so there is no big chunk’s of meat lying around in the pot.
3 ) Never cook the meat well done, cook it till it’s medium rare and take it out of the pot and put it on something to strain off the extra juice of the meat.
Why we need to do step 3 is because if we cook it well done, when we put it back into the sauce it won’t absorb the sauce and hence meat = no taste at all..

SUMMARY, put in meat, cook till medium rare. take it off pot and strain the meat juice.

PART 2
How to cook the sauce
1 ) first chop the bacon’s into small pieces and fry it in the pot. Low heat to fry!!
2 ) When the bacon’s oil(I don’t wanna use the other word which the first letter is fxx ) is seen and the bacon’s are on their way turning brownish. 3) Throw in the onions and ster it untill they shrink to half their normal size.
4 ) Now add in the 3 can’s of tomato sauce, and cook it till the surface have bubble’s.
5 ) Now add in the meat that you have strain off the juices.
6 ) Cook bout 5 minutes and now add in the garlic’s!!
7 ) Why you may ask I didn’t fry the garlic’s?, well I personally think by not frying but cooking the garlic’s in the sauce give’s you better taste and of course more nutrition’s.
8 ) After 2 minute’s or so add in Oregano and Basil!! Put in your palm to measure how much you need to put it into your sauce, usually a small circle in your palm will do it( never form a small mountain in your palm to measure either oregano or basil!! )
9) After a minute or so, add in salt and sugar to taste. No measurement needed for this ( all those pinch of salt crap… I just don’t get it… ). Use your tongue to taste and make adjustment’s to your sauce. I know, the sourness seems to overdone the sauce.. just wait a bit and I’ll let you know a secret to overcome the sourness in your sauce.
10) After you are satisfied with the sauce’s salt and sweet part. NOW!! Add in some baking soda to overcome the sourness of the salt. It work’s as baking soda can kill off the acidity of the sauce. SAUCE IS DONE!!!
11) NOW SMILE AND EAT!!!

SUMARRY, cook bacon’s, throw in onions, add 3 can’s tomato sauce, add in chop garlic’s, oregano & basil, salt and sugar, baking soda.

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