Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts

Sunday, December 28, 2008

换一种方式说爱你--TIRAMISU蛋糕



Tiramisu最早起源于士兵上战场前 心急如焚的爱人因为没有时间烤制精美的蛋糕

只好手忙脚乱地胡乱混合了鸡蛋 可可粉 蛋糕条做成粗陋速成的点心

再满头大汗地送到士兵的手中 她挂着汗珠 闪着泪光递上的食物虽然简单

却甘香馥郁 满怀着深深的爱意 因而提拉米苏的其中的一个含义是“记住我”

喜欢一个人 跟他去天涯海角 而不仅仅是让他记住 所以 提拉米苏还有个含义是“带我走”

每当这个士兵在战场上吃到提拉米苏就会想起他的家,想起家中心爱的人……提拉米苏Tiramisu,带走的不只是美味,还有爱和幸福。

Friday, November 28, 2008

榮華老婆餅 wife biscuit

Wing Wah (榮華) is one of the two most popular wife cakes makers in Hong Kong. Their first restaurant-bakery (they are famous for Chinese preserved meat too) was opened in 1950, and has now expanded into a catering chain with over 30 outlets in Hong Kong.
Wife cake (老婆餅; lou po beng) is a Chinese pastry traditionally made of winter melons paste. Wife cakes these days came in variety of favours though; such as red bean, almond, coffee, green tea, sesame seed, lotus seed and cheese etc.

在部分產品中加入國學知識或民間典故,和顧客附庸風雅一番。這包括了王羲之以對聯勸退小偷;窮農夫以對聯智退債主;甚至有「老婆餅」的典故!傳說古時有一對貧窮的夫婦,為了替家翁治病,妻子甘願賣身。失去妻子的丈夫卻沒氣餒,努力研製出一款美味餅食,終於靠賣餅賺錢把妻子贖回。這就是流傳至今的老婆餅!

Hing Fat Restaurant (興發燒味茶餐廳


Hing Fat Restaurant (興發燒味茶餐廳) at Ashley Road (亞士厘道), Tsim Sha Tsui. The food was decent; the price was shocking by Malaysian standards, but pretty normal in Hong Kong. All the food are fresh and must try.

Mak Mun Kee, Parkes Street, Hong Kong

Mak Mun Kee Noodle House (麥文記麵家) is quite famous in Kowloon’s Jordan area for its dumpling noodles (雲吞麵; wantan noodle). It’s located at Parkes Street. The wantan filled with a big prawn, the mee very QQ feel.

Curry fish ball, Temple Street

Remember TVB always show they like to eat curry fish ball(加哩鱼丸)after try only know. They have curry fish ball, fried pig skin, big octupos.


Food At Ocean Park Hong Kong

Next time when visit Ocean Park, remenber to try those three food. Very local taste.


Stinky Tofu,Mongkok,Hong Kong

Stinky tofu (臭豆腐; chou doufu) is a fermented bean curd that stinks. It’s an iconic Hong Kong street food and can be found at some other places in China and Taiwan.
It’s not easy to find stinky tofu in Hong Kong these days; luckily we still managed to spot (or smell) some eateries selling it around Ladies Street in Mongkok (旺角) when we visit Hong Kong.

This was my first try on stinky tofu (in any places)… the smell stunk but not as bad as expected. Most people who tried it before would suggest that it smells bad but taste ok (or good), and it’s quite true. It’s a bit salty but it’s edible… no way near as bad as how it smelled.
On positive note, Hong Kong style stinky tofu is normally deep fried and had a crunchy texture on the outside, while spongy in the inside… it’s nice.If want it taste better put some sweet and chili sauce.
It’s an adventurous experience, but I don’t think I would ever become a stinky tofu fan… I don’t mind trying other styles of stinky tofu though when I spot it somewhere else.

Saturday, November 8, 2008

Saturday, October 25, 2008

Vietnam Kitchen at Leisure Mall, Cheras

Fresh Prawn Spring Roll. It costs RM6.90. It came in 4 pieces and a plate of dipping sauce. The spring rolls were wrapped with fresh shredded carrots, and cucumbers. There were also chives, vermicelli, prawns and some vegetables(smell like herbs) to wrap together with very thin "cheung fun".
Hot Lemongrass Tea which was priced at RM4.90. It was nice. Lemongrass tea as it tend to give us a soothing and comfortable feeling. It smells superb.


All in one dish that include popiah, grill meat ball, meehoon and vege.


Vietnam tradition beef noodle with gravy.


Chicken wing I like to eat. A must side order


Curry chicken rice.The malaysian most wanted food. The spices aroma that you cannot resite.


Water Chestnut with Egg drink. It was priced at RM4.90. It's a cold and refreshing drink. With the egg pieces and chunks of chestnuts, it's quite fun to drink this down while eating the chestnuts.

Sunday, September 14, 2008

Macau Local Snack Must Try


Portuguese Egg Tart and the Chinese Egg Tart is clearly IN THE PASTRY CRUST CASING and the CUSTARD SURFACE. Portuguese egg tart always comes, dressed in flaky pastry while Chinese egg tart sometimes crumbly, sometimes flaky. Portuguese egg tart also has that signature "caramelized-sugar" crème brûlée-look, at the surface a finishing topping of caramelized sugar, never found in normal Chinese egg tarts.








This is macau famous pork bun.But the bread very dry & the meat no sauce. But sure 10-20years later you also cannot try in local market.

Saturday, August 30, 2008

Olympic 2008 Fever

Cheer For Badminton Team


Niao Chao


Torch Of Fire


Ping ping Pong Pong

Monday, August 25, 2008

#Portuguesa Dish 2

Barbecue Fresh Fish

由澳門本土創作之葡式美食,鱸魚先用炭火燒至皮脆肉香,再以洋蔥、蕃茄、鹽及薯仔作配料製成,特色是肉香,口感特佳 。





Barbecue Bloody Duck


血鴨肉質腍而鬆化,以鴨血和葡式香草燴的鴨肉既香濃且原汁原味。





Fried Crab In Beancurd Sauce (Famous)


由葡式咖喱炒蟹轉變而成,再經由中國特色之腐乳,用上橄欖油、蒜、洋蔥及水齊煮而成,肉蟹經過腐乳之香味混合後,肉蟹之味道特別,而且不油不膩。



Grilled Lamb Chop (Famous)


選用新西蘭羊頸肉,羊頸肉極之嫩滑, 肉汁特多,除以葡國一貫做法以鹽、蒜等材料外,還加上香草rosemary,令羊扒肉汁發揮得最好,最後加上紅酒除羶味,放入炭爐燒至五到七成熟,效果不但保持肉嫩多汁,香味四溢,而且令人回味無窮。


Cari Makan In Macau #Portuguesa Dish 1



位於澳門新口岸之新口岸葡國餐廳(Estabelecimento de Comida Portuguesa "Porto Exterior"),是由業內知名人仕馮氏兄弟健富和建中所創辦。在此之前,馮健富先生曾任五星級大酒店大廚一職,經驗豐富,且獲獎無數。更常被邀請為各大小烹飪比賽擔任評判;曾任澳門電台美味成寶節目主持人,為推廣美食之道不遺餘力。馮氏兄弟更融合其父親數十年之烹調經驗,帶給我們正宗的葡國地道美食,並朝著為顧客提供一流服務的經營理念發展……

營業時間

Open:中午12時至零晨12時 12:00noon - 12:00am

地址 Address:澳門新口岸宋玉生廣場中裕大廈606H-606G地下Alameda Dr. Carlos D Assumpção, Ed. Chong Yu, No.606 H - No.606G R/C, Macau

訂座電話 Reservation Tel: (853)28703276,28703898


Tuesday, August 12, 2008

A must try at Chinatown Food Street

The Chinatown Food Street offers over 20 types of local delights. Do try out local dishes like Char Kway Teow ( a noodle dish fried with fresh cockles), Carrot Cake (a steamed savoury radish cake fried with eggs and preserved vegetables) or Rojak (a refreshing local salad tossed with sweet sauced and peanuts), served from outdoor stalls like days of the old. Expect to pay an average of SGD 5 per person for a hearty meal.

When Sir Stamford Raffles allocated the area south of the Singapore River to the Chinese community in his 1828 Town Plan, swarms of immigrants from southern China came to reside in these old shop houses, eventually establishing what we now call Chinatown.

Up till today, a large part of Chinatown is still based on the layout of the 1828 Raffles Town Plan with most of the street names remaining unchanged. For many of the older Chinese, they still affectionately refer to some streets by their old nicknames, which were usually derived from the trades carried out there or the names of famous landmarks and personalities associated with that area.


As the shophouses then were small and cramped, the streets became the common area for most families. Responding to this need, street side stalls in Chinatown often served dual purposes. Products sold during the day (vegetables, meat and fish) usually differed from those sold at night (clothes and daily necessities).


Food and drink hawkers, peddlers, fortune-tellers, travelling medicine salesmen, storytellers, buskers and opera singers all contributed to the bustle of life and noise, an atmosphere we know you’ll enjoy as we revive lost traditions and forgotten practies in Chinatown.



Sunday, August 10, 2008

Singapore Cari Makan 08-08-08

09-08-09 morning 9.30am. This is the 1st breakfast set i ever have after leave the train station. And is the most cheap or economical breakfast in singapore. Like what the banner say: a cup of tea/coffee, half boil egg 2X, and two pieces of bread with kaya & marjerin just $2.00.
And the waiter are all china doll speak mandarin. But service bolah tahanlah.



09-08-08 1.30pm. Lunch we go sentosa island and find out nothing to eat, so we hang out at KFC. I check wheter they have pork burger a not. but very disapointed no sign. We order a value meal cost $5.99, a mushroom burger, a piece of chicken drumstick, 2 piece of fried prawn nugget, mash potato and pepsi as our drink.


09-08-08 nite 7.30pm. At nite we drop by at china town & book for a hotel. We eat at china town food street. Like petaling street but they also sell food. I order a lime juice $1.70 & char kuew tew $4.00.

On 9-8-08 morning 11.30am. We go to buggis street had our breakfast, we order bak kut teh with rice $5.00. The soup are very nice until you can lick the bowl.


And in singapore we also find out the veteran show Money Not Enough part II are in the cinema from 31-7-08. Must see if show in Malaysia.

Saturday, May 31, 2008

Famous Pao in china





Broga Grill Fish 石水烧鱼

The famous grill fish in Broga. We arrive about 11am, they just started to fire up the charcoal grill. Better go early before 12pm cox not much people.




There are a big fish pont. A lot of fei chow yu in there. Some time u can see them swim on the surface of the water looking for food. Opposite the stall there a mountain view.




They provide simple menu. Example grilled fish in Tom Yam, salted, dry and also variety taste chicken and mixed veges.



This is the Tom Yam style grilled fish, not bad just the fish smell mud. They open every day except Thursday @ 11am-5pm. But remenber to come early cox if late no parking.


Saturday, May 3, 2008

Gasoline Cafe Langat Hill

It’s a newly open franchise of gasoline. Gasoline might just be a normal place for youngster to yum cha but the gasoline that is located at this hill is different.




We can either drive up to the hill (if got parking) else just park the car down the hill and walk up by this staircase. While walking we can feel the wind blowing along the staircase. Very refreshing and cool.



We also can climb up to the pagoda likes stand to have a better view.




Langat Hill is also known as the lookout point which is famous amongst tourists. The beutifull night kl scene very amazing. Almost like Victoria Hill in Hong Kong.



Their restorant theme based on cartoon. We can to sit inside or outside with difference feel.



They provide various western and chinese food. Thier price are resonable and delicous.



Above are the map to Gasoline Langat Hill.



Addrest

Langat Hill Gasoline Cafe

Look Out Point,

Ampang Ulu Langat

Tel: 012-2234838


Rates: 4Star