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ABBEY's Video Review: Starts at 1:40 WILL:  There's a long list of variation of food you can indulge in Sentosa and Marrybrown is one of the fastfood that you can try in the island. And this is the only Marrybrown branch islandwide! The name somewhat sounds like Westerner but don't be fooled...it is a local company from Malaysia. So, do not be intimidated, you can afford the food in here.  They have a good location, they are just beside the iFly and Luge. Now, you will know that is quite packed every time it is dinner time.  I ordered fish and chips! Oh lucky! Their fried fish is crispy but not drenched in oil! Dip it at the tartar sauce. Perfect! Why is there only one branch here in Singapore? *** Marrybrown Singapore - Something Different! (W)  https://www.marrybrown.com/ (H)11AM - 10PM (A)  43 Siloso Beach Road, #01-03, iFly Singapore, Sentosa Island, 099010 (T) 6238 1146

ABBEY: Nam Kee JB Pau store in Waterway point has never ending queue until all the paos run out. We went to The Grandstand and they have tables for you to dine in. But still the queue is there; three of them to be exact (noodles, paus and dimsum, and drinks).  We got crispy noodles, pork porridge, two big paos, char siew pau, and siew mai. The noodle soup is delicious. The paos have good amount of fillings and the bun is soft. They are worth the queue :) In Waterway, we ordered Mee Hon Kuay (gnocchi-like texture) and Ke Kuo Noodle (Maggi-noodle-like) for 4SGD a bowl. Nam Kee JB Pau - The Grandstand Branch MENU  Nam Kee JB Pau - The Grandstand Branch WILL:  To partner up our "kampong" stay, we went to The Grandstand and braved ourselves to wait and wait in the loooong queue at JB Pau.  They have a branch at Waterway Punggol (takeaway counter) and yet we still prefer to hold our curiosity to taste their food on our 7th wedding anniversar...

ABBEY: Cheese tarts are becoming popular nowadays. They’re selling like hotcakes and the profit is good as they are pricey. So we took the opportunity to buy a box of six for (MYR5.80 each) when we went to Malaysia.  It was delicious and so cheesy. It is not all tart, but with generous amount of fillings. Perfect pair for my kopi.  Hokkaido Baked Cheese Tart @ Suria KLCC WILL:  This is our last blog for our Malaysia 2-day escapade.  Before paving our way to airport, Abbey didn’t forget to buy out for me to bring home the Hokkaido Cheese Tart. He definitely knew me, I LOVE CHEESE!  For only MYR5.80 each (Free 1 for every 5), my husband define turned on my happy cells. Haha!  So what's the taste? It is cheese so what do you expect guys! Ha! Creamy, slight salty but the coarse tart made a huge impact on every bite. Awesome!  Perfect for tea and any time of the day. Ahhm yeah! I can eat the whole pack of 6 in one seating....

ABBEY: There were many recommendations for Valentine Roti as a must-visit place in Kuala Lumpur. So after a few moments of refreshing at Elements Kuala Lumpur, we booked a taxi headed on to the place. It looks like a carinderia (eatery) in the Philippines; open and beside the road.  I got a serving of Valentine Thosai. For (MYR6.00), I had a plate of large thosai and different gravies. It was the same taste as I had tried in Singapore.  Then I also had kopi to match.  Beware of the attacking stray cat :).. Valentine Roti - Best Roti Canai - MENU Valentine Roti - Best Roti Canai - MENU WILL:  Because Abbey is gaga over Indian Cuisines, we searched and found the best roti canai that travelers and bloggers are talking about. It is Valentine Roti.  Ok, ok! I admit that we made a bad choice when we booked a hotel taxi to go there, it costs us MYR50. Haha! Where it is located? Just 15-minutes walk from the Petronas' Twin Towers. Anyway, her...

ABBEY: You know what a restaurant looks like in movies where it is dimly lit and the gangsters will come and occupy the whole place? That’s the feel of Precious Old China restaurant at second storey of Central Market. Not that it is terrfying or scary but you’re like in a movie.  The restaurant is packed with big groups of people. You can see old wooden chairs, tables and cabinet and a bar is located at the left side of the entrance. But just press a button to get your order or bill.  Now, that is “new” stuff. I got Nasi Lemak. It has blue-white rice (mimics the china porcelain) and the chicken is curry chicken not fried and chicken lobak; all for (MYR12.80). Nothing much with the rice except for the color. But the curry chicken curry is delicious as well as the lobak which gives more flavor after dipping in sweet chili sauce.  You can pay via card but the bill must have a minimum of 50MYR.  Precious Old China at The Central Market  - MENU ...

ABBEY: We just checked out at the hotel and went to KLCC mall for lunch and we found Little Penang Cafe.  A cafe that serves local delights.  We were ushered to our seats and I ordered Nyonya Fried Chicken for MYR19. A blade of lemon grass was wounded on the chicken and then fried. It was crispy and savoury. It goes well with the sambal sauce and rice. Then I partnered it with a glass of kopi. Wow, what a great lunch. Little Penang Cafe's Penang Assam Laksa Little Penang Cafe at at Suria KLCC (Petronas Twin Towers Mall) - MENU   Little Penang Cafe at at Suria KLCC (Petronas Twin Towers Mall)- MENU WILL:  We are at Malaysia and we are there to explore the local food and my-oh-my we found this treasure at KLCC Mall: The Little Penang Cafe.  There is no queue when we got there around 1pm but there are some tables reserved. Only few minutes passed, the tables are all occupied and there is long line of people waiting outside for ...