I’m sure T.G.I Friday is no stranger to many of you. It’s famous for fresh food and mouthwatering American classics, from appetizers perfect for sharing, to memorable burgers and delicious desserts. Always wanted to try out this place in KL or in Penang but never got the chance.

Finally had the chance to dine in T.G.I Friday during my previous trip. Saw it at 1 Utama and decided to have dinner there.

Green Apple Slush(RM8.90), mixture of green apple and lemon-lime soda.

Texas Ribeye and Cajun Fried Shrimp(RM54.90), generous 10 oz. Australian chilled air flown grain-fed ribeye topped with a fresh spicy tomato pico de gallo paired with crispy Cajun fried shrimp served with BBQ sauce, Cheedar mashed potatoes and grilled corn on the cob.

The food portion was quite big. It’s better to share with a friend or two if you are an average or small eater.

Check out the official site of T.G.I Friday(http://www.fridays.com.my/)

Heard of Mr. Baoz! before? I got to know about it few years back but only had the opportunity to try it out during my previous trip to KL. Found the outlet at Food Republic, Pavilion. Immediately we bought some to try.

Since there was promotion that time and we bought the promo set, 4 baby Mr. Baoz for RM1.70/each. Original price was RM1.80/each.

Forgot what we had tried though, I might get the names wrong and the names are not in order:

We had BBQ Chicken(from Royal Delicacy series), Winter Romance(from Chocolate Serise), Chicken Sate Baoz(from Royal Delicacy series), and Snowflake Taro Baoz(from snowflake series).

Wonder will this franchise come to Kuching in near future. Do you think people here will accept it or not? A simple normal bao can also be so cute!

You can check out their website if you want to http://www.mrbaoz.com.my/

It was a crazy day, got lost in KL, too tired from walking around so simply settled our dinner at BB Plaza.

Some how when we tried to look for a decent eatery we couldn’t find it and got fed up. We saw BB Plaza Food Court after going down down down the building and we just settled for it. No more energy or mood anymore.

Couldn’t decided what to order, settled for fried rice.  I don’t remember what this is!

This is salted fish fried rice.

Total bill… RM10.80.

All I can say is our food court in Kuching is way better than this.

I know many Kuchingites are hoping that Burger King to come to Kuching but sadly they are not coming and I don’t think you will see Burger King here in Kuching any sooner.

My first encounter with Burger King was in Singapore and I had it almost everyday when I was there! Got hooked on it. The burgers were really nice. My second encounter with Burger King was in Genting Highlands, was thrilled when I saw that it’s there because it had been more than 5 years since my last feast at Burger King.

When we saw Burger King at KL Sentral, we were thrilled. Finally got to have it again. McD was packed to the max because of its value meals so for those who didn’t want to wait would go over to Burger King for their fast food fix. Burger King specialized in burgers rather than fried chicken, so this makes it different from McD or KFC.

Ordered 2 burgers(don’t remember what they were, it’s been 4 months ago) and a Whooper Jr. set(RM11.49) that came with a drink and fries.

Do you want Burger King to come here? Do you think it will affect other fast food outlets greatly if they do come? I guess it definitely will especially in the beginning of operation.

I’m sure Hot Pot a Genting Highlands is no stranger to those that had been there.

The big pot with fire woods and fire is the signature of the place. With the cook weather in Genting Highlands, having steamboat would be nice.

While we were there, we saw that they were having steamboat promotion(RM19.90++/pax), all you can eat and free flow tea. Not sure whether there’s still such offer now. This happened way back in January.

The seafood section. The choice was quite limited and the hot item in this section was the prawns.

The vegetables section.

Various sauces/condiments for you to choose.

Feast!