Journal for foodeverywhere while sycookies travels.
When travelling South Korea, one can’t help but to notice the influences of Japanese culture in Korean. Japan ruled Korea for 35 years; plenty of their influences are imprinted in the Korean culture. And as time elapses, many other influences are easily observable and there are somewhat distinct in many ways. Japan and Korea …
The new Eat and Drink Melaka chapter doesn’t take us far from the Jonker Street as well. Having published a few before this and getting some positive responses that it is helpful, I think I’ll post a bit more frequently from now on. When visiting Melaka, food is always something on top of the …
Read MoreEat and Drink Melaka : Durian Cendol @ San Shu Gong
They said the Chinese eats everything. I couldn’t agree less with that statement and I do find their food interesting. The street foods in China are pretty fascinating as well if you ask me. There is an array of varieties but the popular ones would be their steam bun. It seems to be available …
Shanghai has always been famous for their pau (steamed Chinese buns) when it comes to food ever since from when I could remember. The epic thing that I recall was the song by Stephen chow in the movie God of gamblers 3–Back to Shanghai. For those not familiar with the song, here is it. …
Read MoreEat and Drink China : Foodeverywhere with authentic Shanghai Dumpling
Hungry Jack’s is an Australian brand and boy, I sure do wish that we have this in Malaysia. This particular creativity of theirs that I particularly like a lot is those minis. They have these little mini burgers that are twin joined which I thought was really cute and perfect for sharing. …
Read MoreEat and Drink Australia : Minis @ the Hungry Jack’s in Australia
Welcome to the first chapter of “Eat and Drink Australia”. Pie Face is an Australia micro bakery cafe that offers mostly pies, and few other pastries, along with some coffee and pastry desserts. The aroma right around the outlet is usually astounding. The aromatic smell of coffee beans plus fresh out of oven pastries …
Melaka has always had a good reputation when it comes to food. And most of the time, they don’t come from fancy cafe’s or five star restaurants. Being one of the attractions for tourists, the local food and cuisine is best at telling the story of the local culture. Many places would …
Eat and Drink Melaka returns with chapter 8, publishing some useful tips when dehydrated in the ever famous Jonker Street in Melaka. The previous chapters have all been mostly just food, but this is something pretty for those in appreciation to art and culture. Melaka is a city with people that are friendly and …
Read MoreEat and Drink Melaka : Cooling off the heat @ Jonker Street
Welcome to the first “Eat Drink Chapter South Korea”. When mentioned South Korea, or even just Korea, many instantly relates to K-POP and Kimchi. There is obviously more than just K-POP and Kimchi in Korea. The culture and demographics of Korea is something worth studying. If you think the K-POP artists are not as …
Read MoreEat and Drink South Korea : Discover Korean Cuisine on the Street
Biscuits, bakery, kuih and confectionary is always fascinating to me. The combination of many or few simple ingredients combines to produce such aromatic delicacies. Not to mention how each of them comes with unique cultural influences. The Jonker Street in Melaka is one place that is so culturally rich and historically preserved. The previous …
Read MoreEat and Drink Melaka: On the Spot Baking and Selling @ Jonker Street