Category: Food Porn

Frappe at Travillion is opened since quite sometimes ago, years back I should say… This is my first time there. Hahaha… Went there to meet up with Joyce from Miri few days before CNY.

The interior, I quite like it.

Iced Violet Lavender (RM5.90), Iced Peach Lemon (RM5.90), Vanilla Frappe (RM7.90). Oh well… Nothing to rave about except Iced Violet Lavender, Iced Peach Lemon is actually just Sprite/7-Up/Soda with lavender or lemon syrup. Charging this price is a bit too expensive.

Left: Carrot Milk (RM6.90).
Right: French Fries that we got using My Privilege Book coupon where we can get either onion ring or fries with any 3 drinks ordered. Guess what!?!?! I’m the only one eating this whole thing. Joyce and her cousin were still full from dinner and Jimmy was having cough…

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Shiloh is one of the newest addition to the F&B industry in Kuching. Located at Travillion. Went there to have a drink with my friend few weeks back. Just for a drink so not much to blog about except letting you know about this new place and the prices of the food and drinks and very reasonable. If you have My Privilege Book, you can get 15% discount off your total bill.

I like the interior. Very simple. The lighting at the bar area is quite nice.

You can see random bible scriptures around, on the tables, on the world. There’s a karaoke system there but according to them, it’s only available for their church members usage. That explains the bible scriptures in there.

The drinks we ordered. Left is Cappuccino and right is hot tea. I don’t remember the price but the hot tea is below RM3 and Cappuccino is below RM5. The prices stated in the menu and the prices in our bill are different, they might have done adjustments to the pricings and the menu is not updated yet. Of course it’s cheaper than what stated on the menu. As for the food, the pricings are quite reasonable. They serve western food, the most expensive I saw in there was RM23+(if not mistaken). How do they taste? I have no idea but I will find a day to go there again.

Was a bit naughty the last two days, I tried to drink about 3 quarter glass of Tiger on the first day and less than a quarter glass of Heineken on the second day. Guess what!?!?! I wasn’t high, I wasn’t drunk but I got allergy attack!!! First attack, few hours after Tiger at a dinner function invited by Lee, felt ithcy in the middle of the night. Second attack, just a few sips of Heinekan at Lee’s house. -.-” Luckily wasn’t serious but it’s itchy but not that ithcy still can stand. What’s so nice about beer? I still don’t get it? No more beer for me. I can’t drink! Doesn’t taste nice too. Don’t like it.

I have lots of food post lining up!! This is another place that I went with my family few days before CNY. Went to Food & Tea, The Spring for dinner before we shopped for some CNY goods.

This should be a franchise. You can find them in KL, Johor and Ipoh. They served Hong Kong style food. Just like Causeway Bay at Crown Square just that they don’t serve dim sum if not mistaken.

In Cantonese, it’s called “Foon Hey Dei Cha Chan Teng”. In Mandarin it’s called “Huan Le Di Cha Chan Ting”. The English name is derived from the Cantonese pronounciation, just my guess but don’t you think it sounds similar?

Left: Longan With Sea Coconut(RM3.20), it’s chef recommended and Hot Chinese Tea(RM0.80). Nothing to rave about the drinks. They taste as it should be hahaha…
Right: The serviette.

Left: Chicken Chop in Black Pepper Sauce With Rice(RM8.20), only two stems of vegetable hahaha… It’s really spicy and peppery… 100% Real black pepper taste but I don’t like.
Right: Nissin Noodle with Sliced Beef(RM6.80), felt like eating beef instant noodle. -.-” The beef was really tender but not worth it. Guess what?!?! It’s indeed instant noodle! I just found out about it from doing some search in search engine, no wonder it sounded familiar. Definitely not worth it! I better cook this at home which is so much cheaper!!

Left: Claypot Seafood Porridge(RM6+, don’t quite remember the exact price), tasteless… Chef recommended summore!
Right: Claypot Ginger Sliced Beef Porridge(RM5.50), tasteless as well and they both tasted similar except different things in there.

I’m not likely to go back to this place again unless I’m not the one paying. Things are not worth the money and they charged service and government tax!!! Total 15%!! I better go to Food Bazaar in The Spring to eat than eating here.

After singing K at Enter K, we went to Sin Wan, Jalan Song for very late dinner. Met up with Tim, Ting and Anna there.

Left: Milk Cincao(RM1.70)
Right: Batu Kawa meatballs noodles, I’m not sure how much. I think it’s at least RM5 and above each.

Left: Chu chang fen with prawn and char sio filling (RM5)
Right: China BBQ Vegetables. Never tried it but seen it at Mooncake Festival Bazaar at Carpenter Street before.

Left: BBQ…
Right: Potato(RM0.50/stick), looked crispy but it’s not. By default they would top it with chili powder(more like MSG overloaded, not very spicy). Therefore if you are not the kind that can’t stand even a bit of spiciness, you can ask them to top it with other powder, not sure what else they have 😛 Could be just salt or MSG hahaha…

Left: BBQ Lady’s fingers(RM1) on top of brinjal. It’s just lady’s fingers hahaha…
Right: BBQ brinjal(RM2), just brinjal with overloaded MSG hahaha…

There are also tofu, cucumbers, cuttlefish, chicken feets, chicken wings and fishballs.

On other note… Many people thought that Anna is my sister :p Hahaha… Many said that we look alike… Here’s the photos taken that night… Sisters? Hmmm…