Ammonia Free 'You Tiao'

  Chinese fried bread stick, or commonly known as the Youtiao, Chinese cruller, Chinese oil stick, or Chinese doughnut, is dough shaped into long strip and deep fried to golden-brown. Originated from China and later common amongst many other countries with each having a version of their own, and slowly enjoyed distinctively in many cuisines. …

Seaweed Popiah

  Popiah (also known as the spring roll) originated from China and is usually eaten as snack in between meals or appetizer ever since migration happened. From time to time there are many types of popiahs mostly rolled with the thin popiah skin. There is the Chinese spring roll with cooked julienned turnips in it, …

Eat and Drink China : Famous Shanghai street food

  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 …

Eat and Drink China : Foodeverywhere with authentic Shanghai Dumpling

  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. …

Eat and Drink South Korea : Discover Korean Cuisine on the 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 …

pasar malam happy garden

  The most authentic and best way to discover the culture of a place is through its street food. I couldn’t agree more to that and what is a better place to explore all street food in one place than our local pasar malam? I haven’t been visiting one of those big and huge pasar …

Rojak @ Damansara

  Rojak is one local delicacy which so far, I haven’t been able to find any good ones serving in commercialized shops or stalls. Most of them were mobile in a van and they ironically pairs with cendol or ice kacang all the time. I would say mostly are palatable, but there were still few …