Category: Travel & Food
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I’m a Traveller, Not a Tourist – Hatyai Day 2
Day 2: “I’m a Traveller, Not a Tourist.” It was a wet second day. Our original plan was to head to Hatyai Municipal Park in the morning, but the local tuk-tuk driver advised us not to go there. There was a chicken-and-duck-talking situation, but he somehow managed to get the message across. My husband then…
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How We Keep Us Comfortable Doing What We Love
My son and I have a hobby that we share together: running. Now, I wouldn’t exactly call myself the fastest runner out there. 😂 But that’s not really the point, is it? For me, running is about moving my body, spending time with my son and creating memories together. We may run at different paces…
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I Let Go and Let Husband – Hatyai Edition
A little Hatyai getaway that turned out to be more relaxing than I expected. This time, I decided to let my husband take charge of the planning while I embraced my passenger-princess era. No itinerary to obsess over, no places to Google, no mental load—just deciding what I wanted to eat, where I wanted to…
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Comfort Food At Sup Tulang ZZ
There are some places that don’t need flashy signboards or fancy marketing – because the food speaks for itself. And in Johor Bahru, that place is Sup Tulang ZZ. Our first visit was sometime in 2024, when we had to be in JB for work. The moment we arrived, the air was filled with the…
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Muzium Tentera Darat, Port Dickson
Calling all parents—I have a feeling this place will be a massive hit with your kids. Okay, okay, let’s be real—are they going to stand there, wide-eyed, absorbing every historical fact like a textbook come to life? Probably not. But will they run around excitedly, marvel at the massive aircraft, pretend to be soldiers, and…
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King’s Char Kuey Teow
Dah banyak kali Liya repeat makan kat King’s Char Kuey Teow ni, tapi setiap kali datang still rasa excited. Vibe dia memang best – open air, ada live music, kadang-kadang rasa macam tengah lepak tepi pantai sambil makan comfort food. Tapi, memang tepi pantai pun. Char Kuey Teow dia memang best. Of course every place…
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Muzi Matcha, Ipoh
On the 3rd day of Eid, we went out for green tea and udon at Muzi Matcha with my sister-in-law, who promised to belanja us that afternoon (because she chose the café, haha — that’s the rule). I warned her beforehand, “Lepak with me at your own risk, I will be taking videos of the…
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Girls date at Sakura Cardcaptor Exhibition at Fahrenheit88!
Okay listen—if you were (or still are) obsessed with Cardcaptor Sakura like I was, ready with your wand in hand! This exhibition is gonna teleport you straight back to your childhood faster than Kero-chan can say “hoé!” From 12 April to 11 June, Fahrenheit88 in Bukit Bintang has basically turned into Sakura Kinomoto’s secret lair.…
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Smoky, Saucy, and Oh-So-Satisfying: Welcome to Ayam Bakar Station, Port Dickson!
I could smell the grilled lamb and chicken even before I stepped out of my car—like a delicious smoky welcome mat inviting me in. Coming here on a weekday, especially a Friday in February, means no crazy crowds yet, which is a win for my stomach and my patience. We stumbled upon this spot about…
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Telekom Muzeum
It all started when a friend casually asked, “Eh, what does a telegram even look like?” (Yeah, we’re random like that.) Silence. Turns out, not a single one of us had ever seen a real telegram. We’ve heard of it, sure. My mom used to describe it as some ultra-urgent (and ultra-pricey) message, but I…
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