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Food in Mouth

Food Sing 88 Review: Food Shing

Before I get started into Food Shing, which is what this post is supposed to be about. I will jump into a tangent. So in another episode of checking my manhood at the door, I will share with my four readers, a gchat interaction betwee my sister and I. (And oddly it is interesting when I say three readers, three respond. Let us go for four this time. For the glory folks). My gchat message was, "sign #979724 that i am not a man. i kind of want to watch ps i love you." Actually in reality I am very private and paranoid (why keep a blog then?) but it is fun to share those nuggets of information every now and then. And no one is going to believe me if the message becomes, "I am going to make like Bob Villa and make a...

New Malaysia Restaurant Review: Baby Oyster omelet at New Malaysia

Do you ever bring leftovers home, and your roommate walks by and goes, "Yo our fridge smells. What is that?!" Oh, just anchovies fried with shrimp paste. No biggie. Last week I tried the oyster omelet at Jobee's. I was a fan of the Taiwanese style of oyster omelet, with corn starch. Then Ming told me that New Malaysia also has a good oyster omelet. I had to go investigate. I decided to have an entire meal from the appetizer menu at New Malaysia. To start off, I got some roti canai, or Indian Pancake. The warm, soft, thin pancake is perfect for soaking up the bowl of chicken curry. I'm not versed on the intricacies of various types of roti canai, and this one tasted perfectly fine. It's almost become a must-order at any Malaysian restaurants. After that, I went for some ikan bilis. It was...

Spitzer's Corner Review: Brunch at Spitzers Corner

"I was wondering why you spend time taking pictures instead of eating the food." The guy next to me inquired about my odd fooding habits. I had to explain to the kind sir that I was neurotic and preferred to take pictures and that I eat via photons. No, actually I just sheepishly told him that I was doing it for a blog. You know, that's one thing that never really gets easier with time. Some bloggers are really good with handing out business cards and chatting up with strangers and they're so good at networking that experiences like this would be very conducive to marketing for the blog. Instead I prefer to just tell people that I'm a dork and yea...