Kemaman Stuffed Crab

Went to Kemaman the other day. Met up with a friend. Not only that this kucing was treated for "yum char" at the famous Hai Peng Kopitiam, but also given a box of the famous Stuffed Crab.







Yummy! yummy! Golden brown stuffed crab fresh from the "wok" or frying pan.






Beh Tahan! It's just too juicy. Cannot wait to eat at home. It's another 4 hours journey back to KL Found a set of McDonald fork and knife in the car. eat first ya...

Add with a bit of the special chili. It's simply delicious eventhough it's a bit too oily.

Location of the shop : Restoran Tong Juan K-117, Jalan Sulaiman, 24000 Kemaman, Trengganu Tel : 09-8591346

Ping Pong?

Come! Come! cheap Ping Pong ball. Who wanna buy? The only thing is that these Ping Pong Balls are soft. Oppss! It's not Ping Pong balls. It's turtle(penyu) eggs being sold in a market in Kuala Trengganu.

Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows

Very excited. Twenty Six(26!!!) days to the launching of J.K.Rowling final Harry Potter book.

I have my booking receipt with me and hopefully will be able to go early to collect my copy of Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallow.

Kinokuniya KLCC is going all out for the launching. On the 21st July, they are going to open their shop at 6.30am and sharp 7.01am they will start selling "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallow"

Heard that Kinokuniya will decorate the main entrance according to the theme. There'll be a Gryffindor entrance with the famous Fat Lady Potrait. The Fat Lady will be there to guard the entrance!. She will ask 13 lucky customers for the password and if they got it correctly, they will get mysterious treat.

And the password is................... errr.....you read StarMag of The Star Newpaper-lah. It will be published, in three parts, one part per week. And when you got the password, let me know so that i can go and collect the goodies..LOL

More of Petaling Street

At the mention of Petaling Street, what comes to mind would most likely be shops selling cloths, shoes, chinese medicine halls and street vendors selling fake "Rolex","LV" handbag, fruits and food.

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Many new generation city dwellers did not know that there is a wet market situated behind the rows of shops. The market opens from morning till late afternoon, about 3pm. Even though if you visit the market in the afternoon, you can still find fresh vegetables, fish, meat and spices. The price of the vegetables are cheaper as compared to others wet market located in residential area

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There is also a terrific "makan-makan" place at the back lane next to the market. You can find, Chee Cheong Fun, Yong Tau Foo, Assam Laksa, Curry Laksa and various other types of Malaysian food in this area. Food is reasonably priced. As for cleanliness.... "close one eye" and pray hard. As my ex-boss said "Big germs, eat small germs"(Direct translation from Cantonese)

Frustrated

Oh why!? oh why!? It's not as if the people taking LRT/KTM/Monorail are uneducated. Most are well attired and professional looking. What can't they follow a simple instruction of letting people get off the train before they step in??

When I was working, I hate the morning crowd that gets on the STAR LRT at Bandar Tasik Selatan. No matter the young or old, they would rush in without letting people get off the train. C'mon..STAR LRT is operated by "driver". They won't close the door and move away just like that.

Another irritating thing is seats mean for senior citizens, disable and pregnant woman are "monopoly" by those able body person. It's the case of getting their money worth is it? Paid the fare, so must seat till reach the destination. Those who comes late can stand 'coz "first come first served", right?? Grrrr...

Sometimes I see people giving up their seats to "Ang Moh", around Masjid Jamek area to KLCC. hey! why the double standard? Maybe it's due to Visit Malaysia Year 2007. Putting best foot forward. But what about our malaysian senior citizen or the lady with carrying a kid who were standing next to the "Ang Moh"?

When will we learn.....

The Best Roast Duck in Kuala Lumpur

This stall sells the BEST tasting roast duck in the whole Kuala Lumpur. Located in the heart of Petaling street.

Opens at 7 a.m. or 8 a.m. and by 2 p.m, the roast ducks would be sold out. If it's Chinese New Year Eve, the stall opens at 4 a.m and sold out by 7 a.m. No joke. People come from near and far to buy their roast ducks as one of the dish for Chinese New Year Eve dinner.

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A whole duck cost RM36 while half a duck cost RM18. The "Ngap Kiok Pau" (duck feet with fillings) cost RM1-50 each.

Dumpling Festival

It's that time of the year again "Dumpling Festival". As you probably know, this festival falls on the 5th day of the fifth month of Lunar calender.

Over the years, the price for these rice dumplings(Bak Chang) has increase tremendously. Used to be in the region of 80 sen - 90 sen. Now, the cheapest will be RM2 per dumpling.

Last Sunday, saw Rice Dumpling was featured in a show called "Ho Chak". It's being air every Sunday 6pm in 8TV. Managed to snap some photos of the address for shops that were featured in the show. Sorry about the quality of the photos.

Among all, this shop in Sri Hartamas sells rice dumpling which has scallop in it. Price RM12. Really tempted to try that.

Rice dumpling by this shop are really "special". Not only the "Bak Chang" is wrapped in Bamboo leave, but also wrap with bamboo! Among the ingredients are mouth watering abalone, roast duck, salted eggs and etc. The "bak Chang" is very large and long. I think one of such "Bak chang",adequately feeds 20 people.The price :RM218.

This lady specialises in Vegetarian "Bak Chang" or shall i say "Chai Chang"?? It's good as now, vegetarian gets to enjoy "Bak/Chai Chang" too. If not mistaken, the price is RM3 per dumpling.