I’m sure you are seeing Bombay Masala everywhere in Kuching.

Managed to visit one of them few weeks back. This one is located at Lorong Nanas.

There were 2 sections, air-condition section and non air-condition section.

Going to show you some food that we ordered there, no prices available though as we didn’t get the chance to take note of the prices of each and every single one of the food:

Nasi briyani ayam madu (honey chicken)

Roti tisu with condensed milk

Roti canai kosong (plain roti canai)

Cheese naan

Plain naan with Kari Daging

Fried mee Maggie

I’m sure Planet Sambal is no stranger to most people. It’s located at Padungan. Not far from SOHO and Everrise. You can easily spot it from the roadside.

Planet Sambal opens 24 hours.

The interior. The place is always packed with people.

Here’s some food and drinks that we had ordered:

Cafe Mocha(RM2.80)

Mango juice(RM2.50)

Fries(RM3)

Mee Mamak(RM4.50)

Nasi Lemak Ayam Penyet(RM7)

Wing Goreng aka fried chicken wing, 4 pieces for RM10

Telur Dadar aka omelette(RM2)

Lastly, this is has WiFi.

Managed to pay a visit to Pullman Kuching recently. This post will show you the eateries available in the hotel.

There are two restaurants in Pullman Kuching:

Puzzle offers an al fresco dining experience with international and regional dishes.

This should be Nu Er Hong, a Chinese restaurant with an open concept kitchen.

If you just want to hang out with your friends, you can do so also at the following places in the hotel:

Deja Vu, a cosy lounge at the lobby.

Cafe Ch@t allows you to get connected while enjoying you pastries.

Liquid, the hotel’s superlative poolside venue with a DJ entertaining the crowd every weekend.

How can hotel be complete without ballrooms for banquets or functions right?

This is taken at one of the ballrooms. Did a rough estimation of the tables, they can roughly fit more than 1000 people here.

For reservations and enquiries, please call 082 222 888 or email to h6332@accor.com

When I was in Singapore, I came across many Uzumaki kiosks.

This is the one located at Bugis but I didn’t buy the ice cream from this kiosk.

Later at the day, I came across it again at Chinatown. I bought my Uzumaki ice cream at the The FirePlace at 268 South Bridge Road.

The ice cream on display, they are not real but they looked real.

I went for the Matcha-ah. It cost me SGD3 for this small cup.

Matcha-ah, the signature product of Uzumaki, is made from the best green tea leaves from Japan.

This little cup consisted of whole tea leaves with all the nutrients that come with it.

The ice cream was rich and creamy and the texture was quite heavy. It’s different from the usual ice cream that I tasted before.

Uzumaki’s tagline is Japanese Favourite Ice Cream. Check out Uzumaki offical website.

Were you there at Big Apple Donuts, tHe Spring today? Do you know that they are having promotion today? Do you have the coupon for it? With the coupon, one dozen of donuts is only RM13, half dozen of donuts is only RM7.20. I’m sure many people will not want to miss this. Original price for one dozen is RM27, that’s a lot of saving there! It’s only valid today.

This is what I got yesterday from the newspapers.

As early as 10am in the morning, the queue was so long until Ta Kiong.

See how long the queue was?

Didn’t manage to get most of the new flavours though. They were having difficult time refilling the trays.

By the way, I just realized there’s no GST charged.

Did you get yours today?