Open Up And Say AHH!
0 Comments Published by Kevin Broken Scar on Wednesday, January 09, 2008 at 6:06 AM.
Man, I really need to blog! I guess it’s good that I don’t have time to blog because it means that I’m actually going out and making full use of my days and nights back here in KL. But I guess, at the end of the day, it isn’t all that hard to say a few words just to keep the momentum going.
I haven’t even blogged a proper one for the new year. I mean, I haven’t even done my year end post. What’ happening?
This is what I've been doing over the past few weeks. Eating up the whole of KL/Selangor! I'll be posting up more eating pics yeah? I know the picture isn't flattering but hey, the boy enjoys his food okay?
This is what I've been doing over the past few weeks. Eating up the whole of KL/Selangor! I'll be posting up more eating pics yeah? I know the picture isn't flattering but hey, the boy enjoys his food okay?
The best part of all was that I was able to bring my mates from Melbourne around and about, tasting our local food! It was awesome!
Oh, Happy 2008 everyone! Hope you're having a great start to the year and I hope to see you at our shows too! Cheers! *Fireworks and confetti*
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Labels: Food
This is probably one of the most understated restaurant I've been to.
If I were to walk pass this scene in the picture without knowing what this place was before hand, I would never have guessed what was hidden behind those doors. I would have ignored it and walked on because the whole vibe of this area was just dodgy.
There was a tiny sign hanging on the wall that just added to the whole mystery.
This is how the inside looks like.
The green tea with burnt rice was awesome.
The cool thing about this place is that they only serve one set meal per day which means that the preparation was pretty speedy and the food arrived before I knew it.
The ambience was exceptional!
If I were to walk pass this scene in the picture without knowing what this place was before hand, I would never have guessed what was hidden behind those doors. I would have ignored it and walked on because the whole vibe of this area was just dodgy.
There was a tiny sign hanging on the wall that just added to the whole mystery.
This is how the inside looks like.
The green tea with burnt rice was awesome.
The cool thing about this place is that they only serve one set meal per day which means that the preparation was pretty speedy and the food arrived before I knew it.
The ambience was exceptional!
Labels: Food
