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Rakuzen’s Sunday Lunch Buffet

Rakuzen’s Sunday Lunch Buffet

This was our first small-gathering after Khee is back from India for her holiday. I drove over to Yen’s house for a meet-up and thanks to Chris for driving us to the dining place. Once Khee had herself into the car, she kept telling us 

a Delicious lunch cum tea

a Delicious lunch cum tea

Ah Dred: *beep beep* want lunch? Me: [look at my watch — 11am] what time? where? Ah Dred: later, I need to settle my things. Where? You think. Each of us have made a long suggestion list but still couldn’t make up our mind. I 

Kwai Sam Kee Kopitiam @ Damansara Perdana

Kwai Sam Kee Kopitiam @ Damansara Perdana

Needless to explain much after Christine has done a fully description on our hang out day. We drove all over to Damansara Perdana for a serious shopping. Surprisingly, Yen and Leng both have spent a fortune on clothes and accessories. Glad that both of them love the boutique I recommended. And Well, thanks to Chris for driving us and giving us wonderful opinions from a guy’s view.

We never ‘rest’ ourselves until a late lunch at Kwai Sam Kee Kopitiam. K3K Kopitiam in short is well-equipped with modern furniture but gives an antique-oldish-look of interior. It gave me a homely feel when I first stepped into it. We settled ourselves at the air-con area and flipped through the menu.


It gave me a kind of warm feeling on the main page of the menu. Then I noticed that that’s my mum’s hometown. No wonder the whole place gave me a warmth hearty feeling.


Antique-looked interior.

All the wooden-like furniture created and olden kopitiam style. Continue reading Kwai Sam Kee Kopitiam @ Damansara Perdana

Greenery Flowery in Ulu Yam (IV)

Greenery Flowery in Ulu Yam (IV)

Photo shooting was fun. I was holding my camera all day long to capture this and that. The view of this new village brought back memory on my dad’s hometown. I often went back to dad’s hometown while I was little. But now… once a 

legendary noodles at Shang Kee, Ulu Yam (III)

legendary noodles at Shang Kee, Ulu Yam (III)

After the noodle-making-process, we went back to uncle’s house and waited for the arrival of my other aunts and uncles and their families. Big family huh?! They will be here for a half day trip and purposely came up to have the noodles ^^ they 

The Legendary Ulu Yam noodles (II)

The Legendary Ulu Yam noodles (II)

What is Ulu Yamfamous for?! Of course that’s the noodles! I am really happy to have an aunt whose hometown is Ulu Yam. She is … erm… how to say?! Well, she is well-known and knows a lot of people in Ulu Yam. I have had this golden opportunity to understand the procedures. Each springy thinly noodle is not easy to be produced and it went through a lot of hard work and undergoes sequences of process.

Hence, the legendary Ulu Yam noodle is revealed here. ^^ (right inside this shack)
I was introduced to a very kind old lady who is the owner and producer of the noodles. She then cleaned her hand and mixed up the flour and water and some other ingredients that have been placed in the big container to form dough.


Then, the dough is passed through this machine to make it firm and rigid. According to my uncle, in old times they used this machine to thin the solidified latex after added with formic acid.

A visit to Ulu Yam (I)

A visit to Ulu Yam (I)

Some were heading back to hometown while some were rushing down to the heart of KL on the eve of Merdeka night. However, a KL gal like me, mostly would have thought that I will be celebrating the eve night with whole bunch of friends 

Old Town White Coffee

Old Town White Coffee

Old Town White Coffee is never new a new eatery for me. For over a year, I have been visiting Old Town quite frequently with my course mates (as there are not many choices to dine in nearby my uni). However, this is something new 

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