Today I’m sharing a restaurant at which I had my birthday dinner with my parents. It is none other than Marina Social by Jason Atherton, located on the first floor of the Intercontinental Hotel (Dubai Marina).

One restaurant that has been eagerly anticipated by the Malaysian crowd in Dubai is none other than Oriental Dining - whose chef is actually a Malaysian who built a foodie following at Oriental Restaurant Dubai!

When I was thinking up of content for my blog, it just occurred to me that I didn’t share my personal choices for eating on a budget when living in Educity, so here’s my personal guide! These are things that I ate when I lived at Educity.

I’m not going to lie, on entry to Nine Squares, I actually didn’t particularly think : Chinese Steamboat Restaurant. I think my thoughts went more in the direction of “Rustic Western Restaurant” simply because of the interior design.

Today I’m sharing an Argentinian restaurant-dance studio hybrid restaurant in DIFC, Dubai. This review covers what they offer for their business lunch. I’m not particularly sure when they hold tango classes, but all the information (including booking) is available on their website.

Kimura-ya is a Japanese Izakaya-style restaurant with a very wide menu and a casual atmosphere. Overall, I would say that this is a really cozy restaurant providing an authentic Japanese dining experience.

Definitely not been active on my blog of late (in terms of food at least, I did quite a bit on badminton at the Olympics) and I have an announcement. I’m going to Dubai pretty soon, so most of my content will mostly be driven around being in Dubai.

This is one of the more opinion related pieces from me covering the 2020 Tokyo Olympics badminton segment and it is me sharing my personal favourites for gold in each category.

This will be where I talk about the matchups that our Malaysian shuttlers will likely have to face if they do indeed make a run to the finals.

Here I’ll be updating about all the match times of the Malaysians in action in Tokyo! Please note that these are all subject to change due to other matches being longer/shorter, any new Coronavirus restrictions, etc.

Wanting to follow all the action from the Malaysian badminton team at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics? Look no further because I’ll be covering and updating about the latest news from the Malaysian badminton contingent at Tokyo.

I definitely wouldn’t blame you if you haven’t heard of Yellow Bake Day because this is a pretty hidden home baker style shop lot providing yummy cakes and tarts, so this is a pretty hidden gem that I think more people should know about!

Risk is probably the one things people are most concerned about regarding the crypto space. What to invest in, whether it breaks down, how sustainable it is. These are all big questions you have to ask yourself before you take the plunge.

So, you’ve heard about this cryptocurrency that can 1000x overnight and want to buy it. Hey, I’m not here to judge your investments, but I’m making this disclaimer that this is not financial advice: do your own research and put money into things that you believe in.

I’m happy to share some reviews from a while back that I haven’t gotten to doing and today I’m sharing Sae Ma Eul - probably my pick for the most authentic Korean BBQ experience you will find in JB. (Currently no FB update about what they’re doing for MCO 3.0, but I’m sure there will be an update soon)

I’ve seen this ramen place a few times when I’ve been around Eco Botanic, so I thought it was worth a try one of these days, so I made a trip there for dinner with my girlfriend! Here’s what I thought of the place!

On this week’s food adventure around Eco Botanic, I’m featuring The Gellee Hotdogs & Desserts on the blog! This is a pretty neat and cozy Korean-style dessert and snack cafe perfect to unwind after a long week with their sweet treats. Here’s what I thought of the place.

Today’s blog showcases Sushi Shin JB, a Japanese Omakase style restaurant that prides itself with fresh fish, great service and a cool ambience right from the confines of Johor Bahru! Here’s what I thought of the place.

There’s been quite a few cafes that I’ve had lately that I haven’t quite gotten enough to work with (ordered enough things) to substantiate a full review. So this is a new ‘segment’ that lets me show the things that I tried over the course of a month in a short and concise manner.