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  • I Broke My Veg Day for 4 Chapati at Tiger Jit. 1:0, Day 2.0

    4 Chapati with dhal on center, curry chicken on the right side. With veg to balance and water to cool down.

    The Quick Review:
    What: 4 homemade bantal chapati + veg curry + cauliflower fry + chicken curry + water 
    Where: Tiger Jit, Pudu KL 
    Cost: RM28 ~ SGD$8.80 
    Verdict: 10/10 chapati. 6/10 stomach πŸ˜‚

    I Was Supposed to Eat Veg Today Clean. Light. Routine. But I’m in KL till tomorrow. Tiger Jit was 10 mins away. So I listened to my craving instead.

    Why Tiger Jit Hits Different


    Tiger Jit doesn’t play safe.

    Chapati is thick, soft, warm. Like a bantal. Twice the size of SG ones.

    Chicken curry is pekat. Real Malaysian heat. Soaks up curry without falling apart.

    RM28. Pricey for KL. One-time eat for me. But I get why it’s packed.

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    Lavanya can wait for couple of hours.

    Final Score 4 chapati, 0 regrets.

    Tiger Jit chapati is better than SG chapati.

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    The Aftermath of the heavy breakfast.

    Tiger Jit Chapati Review

    #Brickfields #KLFood #CheatDayCode

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  • Brickfields Calling MK: Come Over & Feast- The Weekend Buzz

    So this weekend I’m down for Bombay Talkies Restaurant located at Brickfields in Kualar Lumpur. Well most importantly is Lavanya Food which has more variety options.

    I fell in love with vada Pav since I visited Mumbai. Light snack yet delicious 🀀. But I’m down for some vegetarian food for Saturday so Butter paneer masala be good with some chapati.

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    Just look at the menu. I’m hungry already πŸ˜‚, maybe I shall have the vada Pav and consider the bhendi masala as well. It’s always good to balance and take walks after meal.

    Stay tuned for more updates ..

    Hotel is pretty good and affordable too. Hotel Westree at KL Sentral. You can click the link for free and enjoy the time while in KL Malaysia.

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  • Day 4: The Short Yet Perfect Goodbye πŸ‘‹πŸ«‚

    Last day in Ipoh and I’m already nostalgic.I’ll miss the Miners House reading lounge. The beanbags, the quiet, the ceiling fan. Where I wrote most of this blog.

    I’ll miss the morning rush to the temple and cave. Up the stairs before the heat, ❀️ pounding, but worth every step.Ipoh, you were short but you were super good.

    MK at the Exit of Perak Tong Cave temple
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    To end Day 3: I went for a relaxing full body massage at the Oriental Spa. Cheaper and very nice massage I had. I almost 😴 during the session πŸ˜‚.

    Do read my Review

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    Travels never ending. This is just bye to Ipoh.

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    What’s lined up for Day 4: Restoran Haji Yahya for lunch. Right now I’m sipping on my black coffee and a slow walk to the shop which took me 10 minutes.

    My Review of Haji Yahya

    link to my Instagram

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    Haji Yahya and Miners House. See you again next time 😊.

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  • Day 3: Perak Tong & Nasi Ganja Food Adventure In Ipoh With MK.

    Perak Tong Cave Temple |poh, Perak

    Morning, chanting, and a view worth every step. The best time to visit is in the morning. This was my first time to be impressed.

    The artwork on the walls, the giant Buddha inside the cave, the quiet β€” it’s very impressive.

    Climbing with intention hits different.

    I chanted, prayed with both hands, and set my goal before going up. Body was tired. Spirit wasn’t.

    The climb wasn’t as bad as Borobudur in Jogja. But the energy here?

    Just as sacred.It got slippery near the cliff. And the cool breeze was hitting me from all sides πŸ˜‚

    Just a few more steps to the peak.

    Thank god there was shade and a bench. Sat there, cooled down, then started the walk back down.

    Panoramic view of Ipoh city and mountains from Perak Tong Cave Temple pavilion

    The energy here makes me feel light and free.

    Aerial view of Ipoh city, buildings and mountains from Perak Tong Cave Temple

    I came for more than a getaway.

    To stay open. To stay grounded on this earth.

    MK with arms open like wings standing under a pavilion at Perak Tong Cave Temple

    I’ve always wanted to live a life of adventure.

    Surprisingly, what I sought was seeking me.

    Large Chinese calligraphy characters painted on a limestone cliff at Perak Tong Cave Temple in Ipoh

    It was never easy.

    Two-story temple building next to a limestone cliff at Perak Tong Cave Temple

    But the writing, the excitement, and these experiences…

    That’s what I love about being a traveler and blogger.

    Narrow pathway between temple building and limestone rock wall at Perak Tong Cave Temple

    Walking through the spine of Perak Tong.

    Aerial view of Ipoh city and mountains from Perak Tong Cave Temple viewpoint
    MK standing by railing with panoramic Ipoh city view behind at Perak Tong Cave Temple peak

    Being here right in the moment made me feel happy, free, and light. #BornFreeNow,

    to fuel that freedom: Nasi Ganja.


    Check out this review of Nasi Ganja Ipoh

    Brunch fuel: Mutton + Ayam Goreng + Rice + Bendi + Cucumber + Egg. 18.55MYR-$5.60 Worth the meal. Ipoh doesn’t play when it comes to lunch lines.

    #ipohFood #AyamGoreng #MuttonRice #Brunch #IpohEats #EatJalanExplore #Day3 #ConqueredCave #PerakTong

    Day 3 ended an hour ago with a decent simple full body massage and for a good rate of 75myr.

    Boy I do feel 😴. I shall put myself in bed so I can prepare for the day 4.

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  • Langkawi Day 3: Activities

    In the morning I took a walk to the nearby roti canai store which was very satisfying. They served mutton curry which was πŸ˜‹.

    By 1 PM. I was hungry again the best part was having a food place just right next to my hotel Say Haa Inn. As it was cheap, affordable and delicious too.

    They had a variety of dishes which welcomed many locals to dine in.

  • Day 2 In Ipoh: Watputhanmttam to – Late Night Biryani Bukhara Chicken Tom Yum Soup πŸ˜‹

    A Slow burner as I had Waffles and Coffee for breakfast. I made myself out to the Watputhanmttam Thai Temple.

    It was a huge surprise for me, I felt like I was re-centered back again in India πŸ˜‚.

    Morning Second Round; The Food Hunt Continues: Kedai Kopi Ah Chow

    Second round of Curry Mee 😁 it’s one of the well known eateries in Ipoh. Was very full so I went over to Ipoh parade mall to jalan — Burn the calories before I head back to the Miners.

    Day 2 Midnight Soup Run; Restoran Nasi Briyani Bukhara.

    I woke up late. Still before midnight. Stepped out of the room to brush up, and the cool crisp air hit me. Mid-toothbrush, my brain went: soup. So I followed it.

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    Biryani Bukhara Review

    Watch my Ipoh Midnight food hunt on TikTok

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  • The Aftermath of Dinner. Jalan in the Pasar Malam- The Adventure Still Continues.

    I was quite full due to the bean sprouts πŸ˜‹. Decided to take a stroll and get some essentials since it’s cheaper 😁

  • Day 1: Jalan lah MK,The Ipoh Adventure Continues..

    As I landed in Ipoh. I started feeling some jittery from my foot til my skin on my arms like a static shock πŸ˜‚. Maybe it’s the excitement as it’s my first time in Ipoh.

    While in the plane listening to Hanuman chalisa. I saw two episodes of 2 Broke Girl$ on prime. Just about 50mins from KL, isn’t that cool?

    Saw a good deal from Booking.com and it is the best location and price was just right too.

    After keeping my bagpack I was browsing and researching on Google on what to eat for dinner I was hoping for the Ngah Choi Gai – Bean Sprout Chicken. As I saw on Best Food in Ipoh: Famous Ipoh Hor Fun, White Coffee, Snacks and Food Factories.

    Unfortunately the two Onn Kee Chicken rice was closed even though it has 2 restaurants just opposite of each other. So I had to slowly see for other shops til I witnessed a few good one’s.

    I was just satisfied as I had the opportunity to enjoy the crunchiest Bean sprouts πŸ˜‹ it’s one of my favorites as well as it’s well known in Ipoh.

    I was glad as the next door had chendol which is also a not to be missed especially when it’s πŸ₯΅ β˜€οΈ day. Stay Tuned for more;

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    The best part of living at the Miners House was the cost of the whole stay only cost me 183.90MYR which is only $57.90 which also includes free breakfast and it’s very convenient to get grab to reach most places.

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  • Ipoh to MK – Eat, Jalan & Explore The Unseen

    Super excited for the upcoming trip to Ipoh Malaysia. Been always a passion for travel and trying different foods πŸ˜€.

    Hor Fun, Coffee, chendol and lots of other variety of foods and not forgetting my Chia Seeds too.

    The best part of the trip is the time management skills which I had been using ever since I worked as a Security professional.

    Managing two units and as I’m on a term break I shall explore and pamper myself for the 4 days in two weeks time.

    Finance law unit can wait, experience and blogs are not to be missed. Exclusive yet I need to be consistent.

    Hotel booked, ✈️ awaiting my check-in. Bag pack standby πŸ˜€. Chendol a not to be missed. Well let’s hope it doesn’t 🌧️.

    Do check out my link to the hotel below for free, takes just minutes to book.

    Miner’s House Ipoh

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  • Chiang Mai Birthday Weekend: Best Cafes, Bars, and Things to Do

    Planning a birthday in Chiang Mai?

    You’re in the right place. I spent my birthday weekend here eating at rooftop bars, cafe-hopping in Nimman, and doing a night market crawl.

    This guide covers the best spots for a birthday vibe β€” from Instagram-worthy cafes to where locals actually go for drinks. Budget-friendly too.

    Where to stay in Chiang Mai

    As I’m fond of always travelling on a budget I always prebook my stays. For Chiang Mai, I stayed at {Rendezvous Old Town Chiang Mai} — quiet boutique hotel inside the Old City with free breakfast included.

    If you like similar budget hotel there Is Your Space Hotel Prasingh or Wannamas Boutique House

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