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A Little Bit Of Taiwan

Time flies when you are having fun, it’s true. Without realizing it, we have spent 8 days in Taiwan and came back fully satisfied but exhausted. All the walking, waiting and flying are taking a toll on me. I will definitely need some time to get adjusted to my daily routine again but in the…

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M Hotel in Singapore

A couple of weekends ago, Saucer and I went to Singapore for a short weekend trip. During our 3-night escapade, we stayed in 2 different hotels, the first being the M Hotel in Tanjung Pagar. It was our first time staying in this hotel and even though we had corporate rate, the charge was SGD260++…

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Going Italian at Favola

Favola is an Italian restaurant that I’ve been wanting to go for quite some time. Without a Starwood card, I have been procrastinating my visit for the longest time until Marcky decided to share his 50% group discount out, so a date was set! 6 of us met up for dinner that night, sharing stories…

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  • 02.29.12
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North Indian Cuisine at Trishna

Finding North Indian food in KL is not a difficult task, but finding reasonably priced and good North Indian food might not be that simple. Last weekend, we visited Trishna, a restaurant that specializes in authentic North Indian cuisine located in Hotel Istana. The interior was generally pink with their pink chairs and table cloth,…

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  • 02.27.12
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Chong Siew Lam Steamed Fish

It was a Friday, and as usual, we had a long lunch time. I hopped into my friend’s car, and asked him where we’re heading for lunch. After about 20 minutes of journey, we reached a rather secluded place in Serdang Lama and parked the car. Apparently, this restaurant with zinc rooftop that seemed to…

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  • 02.24.12
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The Temple of the Dawn

Wat Arun is probably the most famous landmark if you’re cruising along the Chao Phraya River. After our visit to the Grand Palace, we hopped on the boat taxi and headed towards Wat Arun. To get there, we had to cross to the other side of the pier by taking a boat that charged us…

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