Category: Food Porn

A delicious collection of individually wrapped chocolates ideal for sharing. They taste as special as they look and include 6 different centres Soft Caramel, Creamy Fudge, Double Chocolate Croquant, Crunchy Praline, Orange Crisp and Chocolate Truffle.

This is another chocolate from Thorntons that my sis bought. I prefer packaging that comes with various kind of chocolates rather than same type in one packaging. Too bad I only managed to try 3 out of 6 of them. The one you see here is Double Chocolate Croquant.

Chocolate Truffle

Crunchy Praline

Which one I like most? All of them! Yum!

There are quite a number of people still not aware that Silhouette at tHe Spring is no longer in operation. So… Now you know ;p

Anyway, many people like its pizzas including me. When I found out that it’s closed, I was thinking how about its pizza? Then later I found out that there’s a stall in Food Bazaar, food court of tHe Spring, selling Silhouette pizza. So I decided to try it out few days ago with my bro.

The choices offered were different, the prices were different too. Each pizza costs RM12. The size is similar to the regular size of Pizza Hut.

We ordered turkey ham and mushroom pizza. We were told that we had to wait for 10 minutes. We sat there at the counter and watched them making the pizza and baking it. Finally, it’s out! The cheese was really thick! The crust and the look was different to those I had last time. The one here looked pretty messy.

Basically it’s totally different from the taste to the look and to the size but tasted good enough for me. If it’s slightly saltier like it used to be it would be better.

My bro was curious when he saw HEINZ Exotics Malaysian Laksa Soup at the hypermarket, so he bought it. It’s made in New Zealand. I’m sure you are very curious too on how will it taste or turn out. Malaysian Laksa made in New Zealand, didn’t really make sense eh?

There you go… The colour looked awful.

Taste wise, the spiciness was very mild. It’s sweet, thick and creamy. A bit yucky towards the end though *LOL* Wasn’t very bad. I forgot to take note of what kind of ingredients were in the soup, my rough guess… Bamboo shoot, noodle, chili, lemon grass, coconut milk, tamarind that’s all I know.

Not really sure what to expect because there are so many versions of laksa in Malaysia. I have no idea which laksa this one resembles to.

I’m trying to search for more information about HEINZ Exotics Malaysian Laksa Soup online but couldn’t find any. Hmm…

I’ve never dine at Old Town White Coffee until last week. The first outlet in Kuching is located at Kuching International Airport. The second one is at Hills.

Since we were at the airport that day, I thought that the others would be joining us for dinner, so I decided to try out Old Town White Coffee, who knows… They all didn’t want to eat, said that they will just eat on the plane. Cheh… If I knew, I would just go for dinner somewhere else.

Can you see the receipt? GOSH! The fresh lemon tea(cold) actually cost RM5.50! I thought the glass would be big but guess what?!?! The average size glass you could find out there in market might just cost you more or less RM1.50 but the one here was so small, so much smaller than the average glass. Imagine that?!?! Made from gold water I guess, the lemon and tea might have been grown with gold soil. The price I would expect with this size and for such establishment at the airport, RM3-4 might be reasonable but RM5.50 is just too much -.-”

After this experience I will never ever go to Old Town anymore even the one in town. Unless I’m not the one paying. Heart attack I tell you. I would rather go to Starbucks for the drinks.

Anyway, how’s the price at the one in town?

For the food, we ordered the cheapest noodle but even the cheapest cost RM9.80 each! Thought the portion was big after seeing the bowls on other tables but aiyoyoyo… Big bowl only, the content was so little. Such portion with such price, really cut throat. The most expensive noodle I ever had in my life and it’s not like it’s the most delicious one, it’s just so-so. If it’s RM5-6 maybe acceptable but RM9.80… Not good.

Left: Ipoh Chicken Hor Fun. It’s on the sweeter note, don’t like it.

Right: Assam Laksa. Taste wise was not very bad but nothing to rave. At least it’s much better compare to the one I had last time at a kopitiam. Just the price… *shake head*

That’s my experience with Old Town at KIA. Not worth to spend such money on such food -.-” I would have more food and nicer food with such money at some other place.

The food court at Hills Shopping Mall is called Food Inc. I thought it’s a very big one but my oh my… It’s quite small and there were still many empty stalls for rent.

Anyway, the reason I was there was to try out the Japan Boat Takoyaki. I read quite a number of good reviews in forums about it. So I decided to try it out since it’s been quite awhile not having takoyaki. Quite miss it.

Japan Boat Takoyaki is actually orginated from Sabah. We bought 2 boxes for RM6, if only 1 box, then it’s RM3.50.

You get a box of 3 takoyaki. You can choose original or with wasabi. No extra charge for wasabi. We bought one box of original and wasabi.

The taste? Not bad, I quite like it. You see those flakes, those are Katsuobushi shavings, lots of them, I like it very much. I also like the diced baby octopus in there. I prefer this rather than the one that I bought last time at Jalan Song or during Kuching Festival.

You can check out their website http://www.japanboat.com.my/