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ieat writes: Many thanks to the ieaters who turned up to be "guinea pigs" for Buzzing Cashier last Thursday! I think we all had a great experience seeing how a Variety show is made.For those of you who are unfamiliar with Buzzing Cashier, the basic premise is that the Hosts look for a stall whose owners are not doing very well and really need help. They then bring some well known chefs to come teach them how to improve their recipe and after two weeks they bring a gang of tasters to see if their dish "can make it".I guess its like a ... read more | find similar

babe_kl writes: Make a Smilebox greetingLove is all the little things that make a moment special and a lifetime happy. read more | find similar

Food POI writes: Early last month, I was having business trip back to Penang. I was craving for Char Koey Teow (CKT) for my breakfast on that morning. I was thinking where to find a good plate of CKT early in the morning where all the super famous CKT still not yet open for business. Ah Leng Char Koey Teow only opens at 9am. That time was still 7am. Hmmm …… Scratching my head to figure out …. suddenly Kafe Wahong bumped into my mind. This coffee shop have nothing in special but since my early days where I was still in ... read more | find similar

babe_kl writes: Dedicated to Mr & Mrs Tengster, Cyrene & Matt and Dr Chen and sweetheart:Wishing you many morehappy years to sharewhen each dayfinds you closer togetherand even more in love.Happy Anniversary! read more | find similar

bangsar-babe writes: Ask any PJ folk and they would probably tell you one of the best Hokkien Mee in PJ is from Restoran Ah Wa, at Jalan 222. Recently, rif and I decided to indulge in some Hokkien mee after he had a not-so-good day earlier at work. At close to midnight, there were quite a few patrons having their supper. The noodles are cooked using charcoal, and I noticed every table had at least one plate of Hokkien Mee. 20 minutes later, we were happily tucking into our plate of dark, lardy goodness (RM12 for 2 pax). The noodles was full ... read more | find similar

team bsg writes: Don't you wish you could have your own personalised domain name like that kennysia.com fella , on your cutting edge750 hits a day Blogspot Blog ?Like as when a visitor goes to your 4 eg http://gluttons.blogspot.com it comes out instead a much shorter and intimate http://gluttons.com , with everything else remaining the same ?Yes you can , its easy ! ...and it only costs you a puny US10or so a year !Just follow carefully the few food-breaking steps below , but make sure you are not drunk or something like that......for every click counts ok !and if this trick is successful plse ... read more | find similar

boo_licious writes: aromatic and slurp-licious till the last spoonful Prawn Mee (RM7)I'm in love with this place!! Ever since I discovered it, I've been back two more times, once for a late lunch and recently this week, with friends for dinner. Packed during lunch and dinner, I reckon this is definitely THE place for great Nonya food (aside from homecooked goodies!). I've always been a fan of Hot Wok Cafe, having dined at the one along Tanjung Bungah during my visits to Penang. This new place opened by the same family retains the same charm with Nonya touches, antiques, kopitiam marble tables and chairs decorating the place. While ambience is always great, the best thing about ... read more | find similar

vkeong writes: Two weeks ago, Hilton Petaling Jaya and theQGuides.com organized a dinner at the various restaurants within the hotel for food bloggers. I was lucky enough to be one of the invited bloggers to attend such an event. Besides being treated to good food, the bloggers were also introduced to ZestPJ, the blog for Hilton PJ’s restaurants [...] read more | find similar

ieat writes: Crystal pacific grouper dumplingIf you ever need to find a place to impress your future mother-in-law and pop the question to your future father-in-law, then bringing them to Cherry Gardens for Dim Sum might make it a bit more difficult for them to say no.Afterall, a future son-in-law who is willing to splurge over $100 just for ONE dim sum dish can't be all bad, especially if he has just started on a new job after completing NS.Yes, this is the type of Dim Sum place for that special occasion or business lunch where you need to impress. And the way to impress them is to order ... read more | find similar