"What does Kakatoo mean?" I asked. "Oh, it's our refined version of cockatoo, or what most Malaysians know as burung kakak tua,"... Right. They must be a fan of birds.
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Jun 1, 2019
May 20, 2019
Eating Healthy Everyday With dahmakan
dahmakan is a healthy, online food delivery service in the Klang Valley, which carries a menu that is curated by friendly chefs, made available to order anytime throughout the day, and delivered straight to your doorstep for free. The menu is pork free and also alcohol free.
I have used so many food apps in the past and I can dare say that dahmakan is probably one of the best, when it comes to user interface. Details are clear; Ordering process seamless; Easy to navigate; Payment was made at ease; Delivery was on-demand and delivered within timeframe. Lastly but also most importantly, the food was good. The end-to-end experience was satisfying.
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I have used so many food apps in the past and I can dare say that dahmakan is probably one of the best, when it comes to user interface. Details are clear; Ordering process seamless; Easy to navigate; Payment was made at ease; Delivery was on-demand and delivered within timeframe. Lastly but also most importantly, the food was good. The end-to-end experience was satisfying.
May 12, 2019
My Healthy Snack Stash From Signature Market Malaysia
A friend asked me recently if I really enjoy snacking that much - the immediate answer to that is "oh yeah!"
Although many health aficionado would have shrugged at the though consuming all that sugar and sodium but hey - moderation is key, and it's really all about consuming the right snacks.
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Although many health aficionado would have shrugged at the though consuming all that sugar and sodium but hey - moderation is key, and it's really all about consuming the right snacks.
May 11, 2019
[Chiang Rai Day Tour] Places To Visit In Chiang Rai, Thailand
The highlight of my Chiang Mai Holiday (Read Here), would have to be my Chiang Rai experience.
I initially contemplated between a 2D1N rendezvous instead of a Full Day Tour. A peep at the 14-hourproposed agenda, and I already knew that the tour would be quite full on, a touch-and-go kind of experience, there were just way too many attractions to complete in one day, considering the return journey to and from Chiang Mai, would have already taken up 8-hours in total.
In the end, the latter prevailed, simply because logistics arrangement wise, it was less of a hassle for me, and all I wanted to see in Chiang Rai, would have already been covered as part of the tour. There is also a flight option, from Chiang Rai to Kuala Lumpur, via Air Asia. Flight tickets were almost 4X more than Chiang Mai. Scrap that.
This 14-hour excursion was definitely exhausting one, plus the scorching 40'c weather added on to the dehydation. This was not my first time pushing forth a full day agenda, so I definitely came prepared. Water.
Having dwelled on alternatives, I would highly recommend visiting Chiang Rai, in fact, if time was a constrain - skip Chiang Mai and do Chiang Rai instead. Here, I saw two of the most beautiful temples that I have ever encountered.
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I initially contemplated between a 2D1N rendezvous instead of a Full Day Tour. A peep at the 14-hourproposed agenda, and I already knew that the tour would be quite full on, a touch-and-go kind of experience, there were just way too many attractions to complete in one day, considering the return journey to and from Chiang Mai, would have already taken up 8-hours in total.
In the end, the latter prevailed, simply because logistics arrangement wise, it was less of a hassle for me, and all I wanted to see in Chiang Rai, would have already been covered as part of the tour. There is also a flight option, from Chiang Rai to Kuala Lumpur, via Air Asia. Flight tickets were almost 4X more than Chiang Mai. Scrap that.
This 14-hour excursion was definitely exhausting one, plus the scorching 40'c weather added on to the dehydation. This was not my first time pushing forth a full day agenda, so I definitely came prepared. Water.
Having dwelled on alternatives, I would highly recommend visiting Chiang Rai, in fact, if time was a constrain - skip Chiang Mai and do Chiang Rai instead. Here, I saw two of the most beautiful temples that I have ever encountered.
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| Blue Temple, Chiang Rai, Thailand. |
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May 9, 2019
[Chiang Mai Travelogue] Places To Visit And Eat In Chiang Mai, Thailand
My first time visiting Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai, and my first time stepping foot into Laos!
I traveled to Chiang Mai on the 2nd to 5th May 2019. I bought my air tickets via Air Asia, at RM272 return, 2 weeks prior to departure. It was low season in Chiang Mai, hence it was not as crowded as usual, but it was really - really hot, at 40'C. The best time to visit Chiang Mai is between the months of November to February, as weather cools down, making it a tad easier to explore. I also took a 14-hour day tour to Chiang Rai, booked via KKday.
Throughout my trip, I was kept connected via Travel Recommends, the only overseas portable WiFi router that I rely on. Stay online for as low as RM15/day, 24/7, and on a 4G signal.
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I traveled to Chiang Mai on the 2nd to 5th May 2019. I bought my air tickets via Air Asia, at RM272 return, 2 weeks prior to departure. It was low season in Chiang Mai, hence it was not as crowded as usual, but it was really - really hot, at 40'C. The best time to visit Chiang Mai is between the months of November to February, as weather cools down, making it a tad easier to explore. I also took a 14-hour day tour to Chiang Rai, booked via KKday.
Throughout my trip, I was kept connected via Travel Recommends, the only overseas portable WiFi router that I rely on. Stay online for as low as RM15/day, 24/7, and on a 4G signal.
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