Monday, October 17, 2016

Let's Go to Yoshi Sushi to Celebrate Xiang's Birthday

It was Xiang's 21st birthday and we decided to go to Kuchai Lama for a Japanese treat. Yoshi Sushi have been in business for nearly 8 years and it is still enjoying good business even though competition in Kuchai Lama for food business is rather keen.
Salmon Tama Don - simmered salmon and egg over rice RM14.50
Spicy Miso gyu Don -    RM14.60
Golden maki - mango and prawn roll RM13.60
Ebi Tempura - Battered and deep fried prawns RM14.60
Tori Karaage Don - deep fried chicken over rice RM12.60
Salmon Love  Maki - Salmon Roll RM14.60
Buta Kimchi Nabeyaki - stewed pork belly soup RM16.60
Salmon Harumaki - salmon salad roll RM13.60
Spider Maki - soft shell crab rolls RM13.60
Spicy Miso Salmon head Nabeyaki - RM24.60
Yoshi Shasimi Moriawase- 12 pieces of 4 different types of shasimi
It was nice chatting with Raymond and we appreciated his recommendation. We will come back for some of his other favourite dishes. Best of luck and let's enjoy Yoshi Sushi's food.
the contact if you need it.
My boys and their love for food. Day by day they have grown and entering into another stage of live. Stay safe and be good.
Yoshi Sushi
28, Jalan Kuchai Maju 1
Kuchai Entrepreneurs Park
Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Tel : 03-7987 6968
GPS : 3.090642, 101.687497

Tuesday, September 20, 2016

Vive Green Market @ KLPAC Sentul

Good Morning Kuala Lumpur, it's a beautiful Sunday morning.
Vive Green Market is co-founded by several independent and essential snack foods’ brand in Malaysia, led by Vie Verte and hopefully it will encourage more Malaysians to jump on the bandwagon. Let's go green.
It was after a car free morning I decided to invite some friends to visit KLPAC for a green indulgence. And 4 lovely ladies came along.
Let's us enjoy Kuala Lumpur with fun and healthy living, go cycling whenever you can especially on a car free morning. So no more excuses of road safety on an event of such.
The car free morning ended at 9.00am and we were off to Sentul via Raja Laut Road and Ipoh Road.
There are about 60 different stalls comprising of local agriculture’s products, local independent food and beverages products, local independent handcraft, NGO and etc etc making the event an interesting one.
I was hungry and wasted no time looking for food. Of course the foods were green and healthy I had this brown rice with sambal. Yummy leh....
smile, donate and pass it around ...... 
it is surely contagious.....
 There were many stalls that go with "grow local", "buy local" and "eat local". It is surely a better future. 
These youngsters getting prepared for their live performance on the park.
I could see the kids enjoying themselves with so many activities for them to take part.
We had a good fun time too at the market and hopefully more of such activities to come by in the near future.
After the food and shopping everyone of us had to buy a bag each before we leave the park.
I was glad that these ladies enjoyed their marketing, be happy and continue cycling.
A clip of these ladies cycling to a green market.

Saturday, September 17, 2016

Yong Peng Fish Ball, Melaka Raya

There was one day I went up to Melaka recently for an appointment with a client from JB where I took the chance to meet up a cyclist friend for a makan together before the appointment. Kong took me to this popular Fish Balls shop at Melaka Raya.
Apart from the usual noodles you can add on more ingredients to your noodle. I had a few pieces of Yong Tau Foo.
Looks like our Ringgit is shrinking so is the fish balls, one of us was taking dry mee while the other was savouring its curry noodle. Besides these there are also noodles like red wine mee sua and Fu Chew noodle. 
I quite enjoy the curry taste with fish balls beside the usual cockles, bean sprouts and taupok. The curry is rich and delicious.
Kong's dry mee with minced meat together with his selected fish balls.
Yong Peng Fish Ball
Melaka Raya
GPS : 2.186625, 102.257821

Sunday, September 11, 2016

Anggun City Fun Ride 2016

Anggun City is located at Bandar Anggun, Rawang a development by Hong Bee Land Development. This was my first time visiting this township and I guess this is part of the huge land bank owned by Hong Bee Land which was initially started with a joint effort with Hong Leong Group.
Thanks to Kiki Yong, Cikgu SC Chin & Cikgu Liliana Lee for organising this lovely event.
It was successfully handled despite a big turnout with an estimated of 250 cyclists.
It was not actually a leisure fun ride as it started off with a climb followed by a few more covering a distance of approximately 46km into areas like Bandar Country Homes, Kundang and Tasik Puteri. I would consider it as a good workout rather than a fun ride. Anyway I enjoyed it very much.
As usual SC Chin and Liliana Lee would meticulously plan the event with a group of volunteers whom were roped in to take care of the safety including with the assistance from the Police and St John Ambulance.
The weather was perfect except of a burning which was noted obviously during the ride.
Batu Arang was a coal mining town and also popular for its brick manufacturing, unfortunately all these are history now.
I took a detour and visited the morning market and it was such a busy market. I noted that there were also tourists at the market.
Some of the cyclists were seen having their breakfast in the village area.
I took this opportunity to meet some cycling friends whom I have not seen them for a while. It is undeniable that our cycling community is growing bigger and these days there are more events to choose to suit one's timing.
The first 100 participants were given free tee shirt coupled with free lunch and not forgetting a medal too. It's was simply awesome and a sure way to promote both cycling and Anggun City.
Bihun goreng with fried chicken was good and delicious.
The man on the motor bike was Cikgu SC Chin who is known for his good planning skill for event of such nature especially in the neighbour of Rawang. Well done Cik Gu!
I enjoyed visiting this heritage town of Batu Arang, it was a pity I could not find my way into the old brick factory. Batu Arang is such a vibrant town and colourful on a Sunday morning.
A picture with the cycling buddies.
There were so other activities held on that day suach as a blood donation drive.

A clip of the fun ride for easy viewing.