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KUVO is a multi-concept restaurant and bar located on the second floor of Orchard Shopping Centre. It is situated just above Robert Timms which is just beside 313 Somerset Shopping Mall.KUVO has recently updated with new concept and menu. I was invited along with other foodies to a tasting night last week. KUVO offers lunch choices and high tea during the day time and you can enjoy tapas and bespoke cocktail pairings during the night time. There is also unplugged ‘LIVE’ music band to chill and relax at night. The live band performance is only available on every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night. Read More

The craze over Gudetama continues in Hong Kong as Izumi Curry located at The One Shopping Mall decided to convert into a gudetama theme café. If you are not aware, Gudetama is one of sanrio character that was created in year 2013. You can google for the short anime series that trigger your interest. Read More

My first visit to Hong Kong Disneyland was in year 2010 and 5 years later I am back to the fairytale theme park. Disneyland holds the memories for both young and old. The fairytale stories were told from generations to generations and it just makes the whole childhood memories sweeter. Read More

Today’s Beauty post is about my recent visit to D’skin which is located at Heartland Mall, Kovan. This is my first time with this brand. D’skin is a range of skin care formulated and researched in Japan.They offers variety of treatments and cater according to the customer’s skin type and condition. You can find out more about D’skin background here.
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During one of the last week of December last year, I visited Kerala Restaurant with fellow foodies for our JB food trail. I still remember during my younger days, my parents used to bring me here for their traditional Indian rice meal on banana leaf. Kerala Restaurant is one of the oldest Indian restaurants in Johor Bahru. Read More

Hope everyone has a great start of the year 2016! When Christmas is over, it’s time to anticipate Chinese New Year celebration. Where do you usually get inspirations for the latest fashion trends? I usually will get it from magazines and online portals.There are so many resources through online now. Even fashion blog can be the source of inspiration as well. But, do you know that ZaloraSG also have the Fashion Magazine section? Read More

Miyakori Coffee is the latest café addition by foot in Johor Bahru. Their first outlet was located at Bukit Indah with cute theme interior design and menu. Congrats on the second outlet expansion and it is located just inside City Square Shopping mall. It’s an ideal location to have crowds coming in from Singapore. Miyakori Coffee is located at level 5 of the mall with a nice clean white furbished design. There are only coffee, tea, pastries and cakes available in this outlet. If you been to the outlet at Bukit Indah, there serves mains there. Read More

Finally I got my hands on Oddies Foodies during my Hong Kong trip on December 2015. Oddies has opened a new branch on Gough Street, Sheung Wan recently and of course I headed to that direction. This new outlet has spacious seating area as compared to their first outlet at Wan Chai. I was there around 12 noon with my cousins and aunt. Surprisingly, there was no customer in the shop. We happily choose our seats and look through the menu to place our order. Read More

Chinese New Year or we called it Lunar New Year is just a month away from now and have you start planning for your CNY feast? Mitzo has already planned their Chinese New Year 2016 way before Christmas. Mitzo is a contemporary restaurant where fusion Cantonese cuisines with cocktails serve together. Located at the 4th level of Grand Park Orchard, the restaurant is easily accessible via walking distance from Orchard or Somerset MRT station. Read More

I spent few days in JB on the last week of December 2015 and my dad recommended me to Ayam Goreng Dapur Kayu which is a short drive from our home. “Ayam Goreng” is referring to fried chicken in Malay language. What triggers me to post about this place is that the fried chicken here are prepared traditionally with firewood. “Kayu” means wood in Malay language. The stall has been in business for 40 years and currently is taken over by the second generation. Even my parents visited this stall for their fried chicken during the earlier days. Read More