Tucked within the grounds of Mahsa Avenue in Petaling Jaya, Pokok KL is still hot on the list of most Instagrammable cafes, despite having opened over a year ago. The cafe is housed in a quaint brick and glass building, with floor to ceiling glass windows that allow for plenty of natural sunlight to filter… Read More Pokok KL @ Mahsa Avenue Petaling Jaya – The Cafe In A Glasshouse
As Melaka’s Chinatown, Jonker Street is one of the city’s most popular enclaves, filled with old temples, interesting museums, attractions and cool cafes. Highly recommended is The Daily Fix, a chic establishment hidden at the back of a souvenir shop called Next KK Sdn Bhd. Walk straight to the back of the shop and emerge… Read More The Daily Fix, Melaka – Jonker Street’s Most Popular Cafe
Hey guys! This is a long overdue post, but as the saying goes, better late than never, right? 🙂 When the Boy came to visit KL last month, I brought him to RIUH, a monthly curated platform featuring pop-up stores, food stalls, creative workshops, shows and live performances. Up until recently, it was held at… Read More Hipster Things @ RIUH September 2018
Big city girl that I am, I admit I was a bit on my high horse when I went to Perlis, expecting this boring, quaint little town where shops close at 8 and everyone goes to sleep at 10. I mean, they don’t even have a cinema ffs (Perlisians have to cross the border into… Read More Review: Blackwood Cafe & Chocolate, Kangar, Perlis
I admit it. Despite this being a (mostly) food blog, I’m not the most up-to-date when it comes to food trends or new cafe openings – there always seems to be new ones mushrooming up somewhere or other, and not enough days to try them out (not to mention… not kind on the wallet. lol).… Read More Review: The Cafe that was a Brothel – Merchant’s Lane, Petaling Street Kuala Lumpur
Nope, you read the title right. Your eyes aren’t playing tricks on you lol sorry I’m not that good with puns. In the central district of Taichung City, an old eye hospital built in the 1920s is now a one-of-a-kind gourmet destination. Miyahara Optometry, established by Japanese ophtamologist Dr Miyahara Takeo during the Japanese occupation… Read More Books, Bread and Ice Cream at Miyahara Optometry, Taichung
Last year, Ipoh was listed as one of the Top 10 Places to Visit in Asia by Lonely Planet. It’s not hard to see why. The city has a quaint, laidback charm, with its colonial-style coffeehouses, beautiful architecture and unique, natural attractions. In recent years, the city has enjoyed a surge in popularity – especially… Read More Heritage Walk – Concubine Lane & Kong Heng Square, Ipoh
Update: This outlet is permanently closed. This might sound blasphemous to ‘real’ coffee lovers, but a couple of years back, Starbucks used to be my go-to-place for drinks (mostly for the chill atmosphere, and also coz I can spend hours there with a laptop with just one drink… yeah I’m cheapo like that). Since then,… Read More Coffea Coffee IOI Boulevard, Puchong Jaya
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