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#MYCYBERSALE - Sales Sales Sales!

on September 29, 2015

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Haze survival tips at home

on September 27, 2015

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A'mida Volumizing Shampoo & Treatment Review - Organic Hair Products Review

on September 21, 2015

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Season of haze, again!

on September 13, 2015

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Part 2: Throwback Hong Kong - Macau

on September 06, 2015

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How To Eat Tonkatsu like a Japanese - Tonkatsu by Ma Maison @ Publika

It's not easy to understand the Japanese culture, let alone on food. There's always a rule to taking Japanese food or else you'll just offend/insult them unintentionally. Recently caught up with a friend and decided to try out this Tonkatsu place in Publika (LG floor). Have always passed by this place and just perfect to try this out as had recently been having Italian, Korean and Thai food. To be honest, Tonkatsu has never been my thing - I try to stay away from deep fried meat, but decided to give it a go here. It really changed my perspective for super awesome fried food minus the guilt! Tonkatsu ( 豚カツ , とんかつ or トンカツ , pork cutlet ) is a popular Japanese dish that is deep fried breaded pork cutlet. The cuts normally served would be the loin or the fillet, and with shredded cabbage on the side. For friends who are not pork lover, you can try out their chicken dishes. Equally good. If you're not sure what to order, rule of thumb is to always ask

Tried & Tested - BElixz Maqnifiq Botanical Berries Collagen Drink

Quest of perfect complexion seem just ridiculous - how much more of skincare can we slap onto our palm-sized face (my kuaci sized face Btw)? Or how much facial can we afford when stress, hormones or environmental effects, global warming never ends? Lucky enough, I wanted to challenge myself to restore that glow from my recently dull face (lack of sleep and lotsa stress & junkin). Received this lovely package from BE International, a new bad boy in town. BElixz (sounds enchanting) Magnifiq is their newly launched collagen drink. I'm a huge fan of collagen drinks, previously I was lucky to have tried on a marine based collagen supplement and the results were amazing. How would this stand compared to that? Initially I was confused with the packaging, if it meant to dispense from top or from the front? Hands down though for an 'atas' packaging and finishing. Anyway, I was so stoked to try this out! Luminous to magnificence from inside out.

Healthy Rice, Oh so Nice! Cooking with Bario Rice

Threesome - Brown Rice, Bario Rice & Barley As yours truly is from you've soaked Borneo, I'd like to introduce Bario Rice. Bario Rice is the staple food for most Sarawakians. Bario is a place located in the northern region of highlands in Sarawak and at 3,500 above sea level. Because of the fertile soil, fresh air, cool temperature and great climate, it produces the best rice ever - rich in mineral and vitamin than normal rice. You can get this rice from most markets or sundry shops all over Sarawak, and even comes in blue, black, maroon and rice color. My mum packs these when any of my family member visits KL, so my kitchen has sufficient supply of bario rice. For those who are in KL, you can find brown rice at most hypermarkets. Bario Rice - Black Brown You can find 'hill grains' at most supermarkets selling for about RM12-RM15 per pack. You can mix it to your regular brown rice. It can be tricky to cook with Bario grains as too white rice. Soak

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