Cape Rachado

Exhausted.

Homemade Baked Potato!

 Dinner of the day. Potatoes!

With cheddar cheese, butter, black pepper, japanese mayonnaise and some spring onion. Yums.

Ah Ma

Seafood Seashells by the Seashore

We were on the way to find some cheap and nice seafood in Kuala Selangor. My dad was not familiar with this place though so I googled using his Samsung Galaxy Tab and there were many reviews about this particular seafood restaurant at Kg. Bagan Pasir, which is a small fishing village in Tanjung Karang. So Kg. Bagan Pasir is the place we were heading.

Suang Le Le River Seafood Restaurant. If translated directly from Chinese, it would be Shiok Happy Happy River Seafood Karaoke.

Most of the residents here speak Hokkien. Luckily this was after my 1 month stay in Penang.

The loo in the middle of the sea. It was lucky that we won't have to use this since they have newly built toilets inside the restaurant. Imagine the fish congregating beneath the sea, waiting eagerly for some big chunk of poo. Not to mention the fishermen catching them, serving them on dish to be eaten by us.

 A lot of trash. A lot is an understatement. Trash is EVERYWHERE.

Dad was grumpy because the harsh view of garbage and clam shells strewn everywhere was disturbing him and his appetite. He didn't eat much even though the food was really nice.

 I didn't mind the not so clean environment though. I kinda expected it. But I dunno about other city folks. If you love freshly caught seafood, my advice is to keep an eye closed. XD

 Again. Trash. I wonder how it feels waking up to the pungent stench and the view of it.

 Salted fish.

 A tiny hut.

Still, it is worth a try. The seafood was freshly caught. The prawns were swimming lively, ready to be steamed, deep fried or marinated. You can easily look for the food pictures on the web, since there are already many bloggers wrote about this restaurant.

Btw we ordered mantis prawns, prawns, la la clams, crabs, vegetables and keropok. Total damage was RM92.30 for three of us. It's considered dead cheap compared to the seafood price we get in KL. 

Suang Le River Seafood Restaurant

Bagan Pasir, 45500

Tanjong Karang, Selangor, Malaysia

Tel No : +6019-690 6788 or +6019-233 5296

Opens for lunch and dinner.

Hokkaido Ichiba @ Garden

Totally loving the salmon sushi here! The salmon is so thick and fresh, definitely the thickest among all the jap restaurants out there!

Trying out new clothes. July is my month and I'm going to make myself super happy by buying tons of new clothes! ☄◡ ☄



Must Visit 5 Exotic Places Before I Die

I decided to write this post after watching Up, the Disney-Pixar's animation. So this is like the my version of Ellie's adventure book. =D

1. Bhutan - a place of clarity, peace and serenity. According to a research, the Bhutanese are the happiest people on earth. No joke. It seems that their happy meter goes up whenever they are reading mantera or what.  

Takeshang Gompa, Tiger's Nest Monastery

Happy little monks.

2. Maldives - is an island dangerously threatened by rising sea level. The country's highest point is only two meters above sea level. Fortunately, the Maldives government is saving to buy a patch of unoccupied land in other continent and move their people to the new homeland when the island sinks. It's a 20th century Noah's ark project. 

http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2008/nov/10/maldives-climate-change

3. Greece - the blue and white combination is just breathtakingly beautiful.

4.  Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - I dunno, maybe it's because I've watched Fast & Furious 5 and like it so much. Ironically, Rio de Janeiro is rated among the 10 Places You Don't Want to Live on earth.

http://www.hottnez.com/10-places-you-dont-want-to-live/

5. Kenya - Well, where else to go if you are Animal Planet's biggest fan!

and you can be this close to wild animals!

This is it so far.

Dream Big!