28
December
2011
The other day I tried the homemade creampuffs by Kee’s Creampuffs, a small neighborhood venture, delighting people with delectable cream puffs in the form of surprise packages or catering for a special occasion..
Kee’s Creampuffs is now venturing into online world where you can order via email or the conventional phone call..
A minimum purchase of 25 creampuffs would cost you RM0.80 each (RM20), 100 creampuffs for RM0.70 each (RM70), and 300 creampuffs for RM0.60 each (RM180)..
This is the standard box package for the 25 creampuffs..Additional charges apply if you want to customize the packaging, which is upon request only..
It’s cash on delivery (C.O.D) and a deposit of RM50.00 is required for orders above 300 creampuffs..
A delivery charge of RM7.00 applies within Petaling Jaya area and delivery to KL areas are currently not available as of the date of this post..
However, if you are able to pick it up at USJ19 Mall, then there will be no delivery charge..
The creampuffs are very soft and ‘juicy’ with the cream all melt in your mouth, not in your hand! 
The sweetness is just right, should be suitable for people of all ages, that includes not too sweet for both kids and the elders..I can eat at least half box here..It’s too tempting!
How to order?
Email or SMS Kee’s Creampuffs at keescreampuffs@gmail.com or contact number at 017-3842813..For more info and updates, check out their Facebook page..
Orders must be placed 2 days before the delivery date and creampuffs are delivered FRESH!
Maybe you will need some for the upcoming Chinese New Year?
Posted: Eats
10
December
2011
Tiger Crystal, a limited edition brew is making a comeback during this festive season, for a limited time..
Two weeks ago, I was fortunate to be invited for a food tasting session at Laundry Bar at The Curve, thanks to G2 and of course Tiger..
It’s a food-pairing meal where Laundry Bar recommended few sets in their menu to complement the Tiger Crystal..
Laundry kickstarted with 3 appetizers..First off, we were served with Spicy Clams Diavolo, sauteed in spicy clams broth..
*Spicy Clams Diavolo*
The Spicy Clams Diavolo (RM23.90++) was a good start, tasted kinda spicy, thanks to the dried chili and chili flakes, and slight bit of sourness from the lemon slice..
*Mini Pizza Pepperoni*
Then came the Mini Pizza Pepperoni (RM32++), made with tomato sauce and spices..It was meant to be slightly spicy but I guessed the spiciness of the clams overwhelmed the pizza’s spiciness..
The thin crust made the chewing sensation of beef, cheese, and tomato sauce pretty awesome..I had at least half of it, and it’s just appetizer!
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Posted: Alcoholism & Nightlife, Eats
5
September
2011
Normally I played futsal at Section 14, PJ on Thursday nights..
In recent months I’ve been skipping games and only turned up for an average once a month
After burning all the calories and what not, I’ll add in some protein and some carbs from Jalan 223..
Yes, you read that right, it’s none other than the famous Jalan 223 Nasi Lemak Panas..
Take away or bungkus is an option but I don’t want to sit there all alone, unless I have company..
This is the delicious nasi lemak panas bungkus from Jalan 223, RM1,20 per pack..
There is a slight ‘advantage’ eating it at home..
At the Medan Selera you can have otak-otak to go with the nasi lemak..When it’s at home..
I get to add few slices of pork luncheon meat to go with the nasi lemak!
It was some leftovers from the dinner I’ve had before I went to futsal..
Who’s up for another round of 223 Nasi Lemak Panas? 
Posted: Eats
24
August
2011
Tutti Frutti is a dessert shop selling frozen yogurt, started their business since 2009..
The master license holder of Tutti Frutti Frozen Yogurt is none other than Naza Group, including countries like Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Cambodia, and Brunei..
As of now, Tutti Frutti has 42 outlets in Malaysia, 33 in Klang Valley..All these facts are taken from Tutti Frutti Frozen Yogurt official site..
Had my first Tutti Frutti experience some time ago at 1 Utama with Daphne..
There are 4 steps before you can dig into your cup of frozen yogurt..
Step 1 : Get cup size..
If you are a first-timer, don’t be deceived by the size of the cups..The smallest cup size will do..
Step 2 : Choose flavour..
When you pull the lever, do it moderately, as in the portion of your yogurt..If you are a first-timer and you are eating alone, do it half-cup full, it’s more than enough..
If you are sharing, you can fill up the cup but not over-the-top filling..You can also mix all the flavours into one cup..
If you are not first-timer, do as you wish..LOL!
Step 3 : Add toppings..
You can add whatever toppings you want..Try not to add fruit unless you really have to, coz fruits are heavy
*With nata de coco and chocolate chips toppings*
Step 4 : Weigh and pay..
The final part, weigh and pay..The price of your frozen yogurt depends on the weight of the stuff you have put into your cup..
That’s why for first-timer, do it moderately, don’t be greedy and think that you could finish it in no time..Remember, it is frozen yogurt! Not ice-cream!
If you fill up your cup over-the-top, most likely it’ll cost you in the range of RM10-15..
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I had fun sitting there enjoying my cup of frozen yogurt with Daphne, and looking at first-timers filling up their cups..
Some paid up to RM20, for the smallest cup and it’s just for himself! And I guess he had a hard time finishing it..
This is what I consider ‘cup-filled’ portion..If I remember correctly it costs me around RM13..
Just remember to be moderate when you pull the lever and it’s all fine Enjoy your cup of Tutti Frutti then..
Posted: Eats
11
July
2011
Recently I’ve been cutting down on supper, not because I wanted to but it’s because of my supper appetite isn’t there anymore..
I’m aware that too much of supper isn’t really good for health, what’s more if it’s instant noodles..
So I got myself a supper alternative, Oreo Cream-O Blueberry!
*The Jack n Jill Cream-O Blueberry*
Although this sandwich cookies is nothing like Oreo but the softness of the cookie is quite nice nonetheless..
*Blueberry jam*
The blueberry jam is pretty and it’s enough to go with the small-sized cookies..
It’s definitely a good alternative to those ‘unhealthy’ instant noodles and I will definitely stock-up few rolls of this stuff..
Daphne doesn’t like it though coz she doesn’t like jam..As a bio-tech Master student, she said jam is very artificial
Posted: Eats
5
July
2011
I bet a lot of people heard or saw this shop before, the Shih Lin Taiwan Street Snacks eatery, a franchise originated from Taiwan, and it’s HALAL!
It has outlets in 1 Utama, The Curve, Sunway Pyramid, The Gardens, Berjaya Times Square, and many more..You can check out the locations HERE..
Shih Lin is famous for their XXL Crispy Chicken and also Handmade Oyster Mee Sua, where other stuff in the menu are pretty good too..
Daphne ordered the XXL Crispy Chicken while I choose the more fulfilling one, Happy! Ricebox Set that comes with any drink..
*Daphne and her XXL Crispy Chicken*
*My Happy! Ricebox Set*
My Happy! Ricebox Set comes with the signature crispy chicken fillet, tofu, and rice ala Japanese bento rice, the sticky type of rice but not exactly glutinous..
The tofu is meant to be eaten with the rice because it’s quite salty, at least I felt so..
The rice is slightly fragrant and it complements with the crispy chicken very well..
*Itadakimasu~~*
I’m a happy man with a growling stomach..
*Happy! Ricebox Set comes with V-Soy, or any drink of your choice*
Other than the Happy! Ricebox Set and XXL Crispy Chicken, they also have Seafood Tempura, Sweet Plum Potato Fries, and Crispy Floss Egg Crepe, all selling at reasonable and affordable price..
My ricebox set is about RM10++ that comes with a drink, while the others in the range of RM4-RM8, or somewhere there, I couldn’t really remember..
*Having my XXL Crispy Chicken*
I would say the Crispy Chicken is not bad, but I prefer those from pasar malam (night market), namely Uncle Bob and the likes of it..
IMHO, those from Uncle Bob and A Li San the skin of the chicken is more crispy and somehow more flavorful than the Shih Lin’s..
Anyway, it’s still a good meal and pretty reasonable for a tea-time snack!
Posted: Eats
