Paparich, Nihonkan

Paparich ,Nihonkan located at Jalan Ampang
the environment is nice
KLCC view....
pool side...
parking space free....
comfortable seat.....
free WIFI....
good service....(you can imagine somebody open door for you)
cheap dinner set...with dessert & drink as well....

thumbs up for the service....
last few week have a small gathering with swee har,sandy,jane & jia lee
after dinner ...all rush for online...
each of them have own personal laptop except me...
seem a little bit shy shy.....it so call 4G century ya....
anyone of us also need to follow the trend...
otherwise may behind all peoples around ya
anyway....each of them carry a big bag...
except me cos' i din bring laptop....wakakkaka.....

lately got a brand new "YES"....
i wonder how it compare with other telco in Malaysia....
cos they are so many brands in Malaysia lo...
Anyway...if its good...& more persuasive users recommended....
maybe they will success....

CNY day 8 :Sak Dato Temple Sengoh Yen

Rabbit Fun Land (not far from Sak Dato Temple)

A very nice place for daily tour - Sak Dato Temple Sengoh Yen

No4, Jalan Besar, Broga, 71750 Negeri Sembilan.

Tel : 03-8761 0159

Delicious & simple breakfast near to this primary school in semenyih

Penang trip II

Jackson recommended this restaurant "美食之家"-penang self service dim sum near to USM(University Sains Malaysia) to us. In KL, there is a lot of famous dim sum restaurant in Cheras Connaught, but this is the first time i saw self service dim sum in penang. Quite a good idea as we no need to wait for their staffs to take the dim sum to us, its cut a lot of waiting time & we can see the staffs are taken fresh dim sum from the steamer.

They served a lot of dim sum, pau, cheok feng,porridge & fried food as well, we can then take a tray to take any dim sum that we like, thus their staffs will tick on the card to show evidence of food taken, finally can paid at the counter by showing the card. This breakfast cost us RM70.00 including a pot of tea for 5 person.

My trip member-chin, sui, jackson, eve & me~~

Night life of Penang Island, really a lot of pretty gals & young boys.

I think maybe there is few universty & colleage are located here, that's why so many young guys & gals.

Few of my friends like clubbing, so after enjoying delicious foods near gurney plaza, we go clubbing , the street is so crowded with young peoples especially on saturday night, the place we choose is more to disco, music is too loud(actually eve & me are more enjoy clubbing in soothing melody & music pub), can't even chat at all. Luckily there is some dancing show for us to see, it's last about half and hours, otherwise eve & me will boring from the beginning till the end. They order 2 bottles of Martell, its taste better mixed with coke rather than plain water. 7 of us shared the Martell but eve & me not the type of alcoholic.

That day really consider lucky because we are escape from the summon from police. On the way back to hotel, our car stopped by the police on suspicion of driving while drunk or driving under the influence of drugs (typically referred to as DUI or DWI), the officer ask our friend(jackson) to submit to a breath test, this is commonly called a ‘Breathalyzer’ test.

The purpose of this test is to determine the blood-alcohol content (BAC). The Breathalyzer test can be administered roadside . The officer call Jackson, to blow into the machine for a long moment a few times by placing his mouth around a tube attached to a hand-held device. Then he tell Jackson when can stop. The machine then shows a result on the screen ,first time is 35 then 2nd times is 40. All of us worried & paled whether we are imposed ? Luckily the officer said the minimum is 50 & maximum is 80. That means we are escaped ! Thanks God!

I use to ask a friend how is the calculation of the limits of breath test. He said over 50 will imposed fine & over 80 will sentenced & send to jail for drunk driving. (perhaps somebody can tell me more detail about the test).

My friend told us perhaps having a light meal , coffee or eating mints after drinking can fool the police for breath test, don't know whether its correct ? but it sound works because we really "luckily" escape from police & all of us eating fisherman lemon flovours mints! This time luckily escape & may not guarantee for next time.We do learn a lesson on it. Anyway drunk driving is not safe to yourself and the public as well, hopefully everyone must aware of it. Love yourself & others!

Quite comfortable & cosy apartment near to Queensbay mall

2 bedroom suite(950 sq.ft.)

1 King size & 2 single bedding, furnised with modern furniture & amenities, air conditioning & TVs with ASTRO channels.

The Krystal Suites
website : http://www.thekrystalsuites.com/

Tel : 04-613 3333
Fax : 04-613 3338
Jalan Tun Dr.Awang, 11900 Bayan Lepas, Penang.

Great appreciation to jackson as our penang tour guide to brought all around penang island.Really enjoy althought it's just a mini 2 days 1 night trip.

Last day trip in Macau

6th Day Trip in HK & Macau

25/03/2008
Tuesday

1. Fook Kie - eat porridge
* all of us just miss Fook kie porridge, that why the last day in HK, we just choose this as our breakfast - HKD 23

2. wet market & street market in HK
* drink " leong cha " & shopping for another 2 knit wears - HKD 105
* HK wet market sell very fresh seafood, some of the seafood are still alive,
,they also sold yummy grilled duck, only charged HKD 50 per duck(if not mistaken), that mean only RM 25 in Malaysia, cheaper than Malaysia, but if you choose to eat in restaurant, I don't think as cheap as this price
* the street market alike petaling street, sell bags, shoes, clothes, fruits and sundries…

3. MRT heading for turbotjet to macau
* as our previous planning is take taxi to HK Macau Ferry Terminal but many taxi driver refuse to fetch us bacause they need to across the tunnel, therefore they need to pay toll & return back to town with empty car ,then a good taxi driver teach us how to take MRT to ferry terminal, we didn’t aware it's really convenient & save cost, its only HKD 10

4. Macau Fisherman's Wharf
(i) Tang Dynasty - is a replica of old Chinese architectures
(ii) Vulcania - 40 meter high man-made volcano sits at the sea's edge
(iii) Convention and Exhibition Centre - Located at the basement level of the Aqua Romanis, this elegant venue was built based upon a fascinating legend of an ancient civilization.
(iv)Roman Amphitheatre - spectacular and multi-functional performance venue features a multi-purpose stage with a size of 199m2, well equipped with world-class audio and visual technology as well as professional lighting system, which together form an ideal venue for all kinds of outdoor performances and variety shows.
(v) Rome - serves as the main gateway to the Legend Wharf, leading visitors into the traditional European and Latin style district.
(vi) Italian Riviera - replicates the beautiful and relaxing villages along the Mediterranean Coast of Northwest Italy,
which is famous for its climate and fascinating scenery
(vii) Spain - The Spanish zone features two Spain buildings Trinidad and Havana,
which houses the most well-known fashion brands in one, while disco & bars in another
(x) Amsterdam - The traditional narrow brick buildings serve as the symbol of the city of Amsterdam.
(xi) Lisbon - Macau's glorious history has brought the wonderful union of the Portuguese & Chinese cultures, which until now still preserves some colonial life traces in town. The Lisbon architectural complex let visitors discover the profound culture development of Macau.
(xii) Rocks Hotel - The 72 guestrooms and suites combine the luxury and elegance of old Europe with French-windowed balconies to reveal spectacular surrounding sea views and the amazing Macau Fisherman’s Wharf.
(ix) Fisherman's Pier - A well-equipped Marina, able to berth 20 private yachts with maximum length of 150ft, is ready to serve our illustrious customers.

5. Sintra Hotel
* Situated in the heart of Macao, just one block away from one of the largest 24-hour casino in town: Lisboa Casino. They offer easy accessability to the business and shopping centre of the city.
* Deluxe room $650.00 Sundays – Thursdays , $900.00 Saturday, $1,000.00 Sunday (share by 3 person per room)
* Fax: (853) 28510527 Tel: (853) 28710111
* Email : rsvn@hotelsintra.com

6. Venetian
* The Venetian Macao is a casino resort in Macau, China owned by the Las Vegas Sands hotel-casino chain. The Venetian is a 40-story, $1.8 billion anchor for the 7 resort hotels which are under construction on the Cotai Strip in Macau.
* Lunch in Venetian food court -Macao 50

7. Chicken Pork Steamboat
* Gigi spend us for a macau famous chicken feet & pork steamboat, singapore fried mihun, fried prawn .The steamboat is really taste good & never eat in Malaysia.