Kenny Rogers Roasters, Penang airport

Posted by vivien | Others | Wednesday 15 October 2008 10:56 am
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Had another impromptu trip to Penang, it is a 1-night-stay, work till the wee hours of the morning, fly back to KL the next day. While waiting for my flight, pondering what to eat. McD? Coffee Bean? Kenny Rogers? Craving for some chicken, some rice, comfort food to be exact. so Kenny it is.
Had the quarter chicken with 3 side dishes RM16.90
Choice of side dishes: i chose mash potato, rice and crisp garden salad.
my choice of banana muffin, complimentary ice water.
The mash potato taste funny, mainly cos of the gravy, it is not the usual dark gravy, instead taste cornish with traces of corn… Yuck… nonetheless i down it all as i love potatoes any style.
Kenny Rogers, country singer, founder of Kenny Rogers Roaster (along side with former government of Kentucky John Brown) opened its first restaurant in Florida 1991, touting motto “Less falt… less salt… less calories”
Address (HQ):
Berjaya Roasters (M) Sdn Bhd
1st Floor, 1.05 Podium Block,
Plaza Berjaya,
No.12, Jalan Imbi,
55100 Kuala Lumpur
Telephone: 03-2142 2266
Website: Kenny Rogers Roaster
Price: 10% service charge, 5% government tax
Penang airport with its signature carpet.

 

Pocky etc snacks from Tokyo, Japan

Posted by vivien | Product | Wednesday 15 October 2008 10:47 am
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My colleague just came back from a 1 week personal trip to Japan. Above is a pack of mixed rice crackers. The longish whitish color ones are really additive. Salty goodness. This pack converted to malaysian ringgit is about RM30.
Wasabi pea.
My order of Pocky. Each cost JPY 170-210 (about RM5-RM6)
Nori ten seaweed, i think they are fried.
wasabi flavor
this is how it looks like, tasty

 

Epicure Malaysia 2008, Sime Darby Convention Centre, Bukit Kiara

Posted by vivien | Kuala Lumpur and Selangor | Wednesday 15 October 2008 9:47 am
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Last Sunday, went to this food exhibition – Epicure Malaysia 2008 in Sime Darby Convention Centre in Bukit Kiara. There are food sampling(wine, cheese, chocolate etc) and workshops(self grooming, culinary class etc)
workshops on ground floor, while exhibition hall is on second floor.

Pasta served by Chef Marco of Marco’s Pizza (branch in Bangsar Village), the sauce is watery but taste all rite.
Chef Marco in person
Sampling of biscuit made from different flours.
Tomato and Basil Pasta sauce.
Illy’s Coffee, taste very strong.
Pita bread, nuff said.
Cheese sampler plate, like the gouda.
Chocolate and baklava by Lavand, there are chocolate buttons at the front for sampling.
SummerTime juices(apricot, apple, tomato…) from Australia.
Nagomi chicken shabu shabu, the soup taste really good, gotta try it someday, has branch in Hartamas shopping centre.
GNC sampler
Malaysian local products.
Yummy smoothie
The exhibition hall is not big, lot of wine sampling but didn’t take them. We finished browsing all the stalls in one hour, looking at the leaflet, decide to go to a workshop – Continental cuisine by Chef Oliver Lopez (from Genting’s Olive restaurant). Dish for the day is mushroom risotto. Three type of mushrooms used: Shitake, Trumpet and Chanterelle. The bottle hold by chef is truffle oil, more than RM100 for this bottle.
Rice used to cook Risotto: Arborio rice.
The bottle with green top is champagne. This dish is an expensive dish, with truffle oil, champagne…
At the end of the demo, we all get one small serving of risotto served in a cup, yummy…

 

D’lish Mid Valley

Posted by vivien | Kuala Lumpur and Selangor | Wednesday 15 October 2008 9:32 am
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D’lish is situated on ground floor of Mid Valley, across from Starbucks, it is a cafe version of Delicious restaurant.
30% discount(8pm-10pm) for food displayed on counter. 10% discount for Ms Read member.
Mini cupcake (3pcs for about RM6)
From left: peanut butter(yummy), chocolate(too dense and sugary), coconut(dry)
Raspberry chocolate brownie with vanilla ice-cream (RM8.80)(couldn’t taste any raspberry) Not bad but could be better, portion is kinda small.
Price: 5% government tax

 

Mee Yoke Lim Prawn Mee, SS2

Posted by vivien | Kuala Lumpur and Selangor | Wednesday 15 October 2008 9:04 am
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After a morning Skytrex-ing, it is time for lunch.
drinks selection:
RM2 for soft drinks etc
chicken rice, doesn’t look too pretty, don’t know about the taste
my choice, Har Mee
Har Mee, RM4
Like this har mee, the soup is tasty and definitely one of the better ones out there.
Smooth Tou Fu, Yong Tau Fu RM0.80 each
Popiah, RM1.50 each, consummable, nothing spectacular.

 

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