i've been posting a few food post here and there in this version.
you can search maybe.

or go google ipoh food.

Tai Wo Yuan – The Famous “Wan Tau Long” Jelly & Rojak @ Pasir Puteh Market, Ipoh









TAI WO YUAN RESTAURANT
26-7, Jalan Theatre,
30300 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia.
Opens from 10am until 6pm daily. Days off not fixed.
Google Map to this place
GPS Coordinates : 4.594608,101.083692
Opposite of Eastern Wine, Quinpharm pharmacy, Rasa Sayang chicken rice and Bak Gong chicken rice.

Better Than A “Fear Factor” Experience @ Tong Sui Kai (Desserts Street)











Tong Sui Kai (Dessert Street)
Jalan Sultan Ekram,
Ipoh, Perak.
(Next to Sam Tet High School), off Jalan Sultan Idris Shah.

Happy Fried Dough @ New Hollywood Restaurant









Happy Fried Dough @ New Hollywood Restaurant
38, Jalan Lee Kwee Foh,
Canning Garden,
31400 Ipoh, Perak.
Telephone : 6012-510 9971.
Opens daily from 10am until 4pm. Closed on Mondays.

ITALIA MIA RESTAURANT













And guess what coffee they serve here? Starbucks. Really.

ITALIA MIA RESTAURANT (pork-free)
10, Persiaran SC1 2/1,
Sunway City Ipoh,
31150 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia.
Tel No : +605-547 4007, +6019-414 9940
Refer to the previous post for directions and MAP.
Business Hours : 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm.
Closed on Wednesdays.

Non-Halal - PORRIDGE STALL @ KAR HENG RESTAURANT



PORRIDGE STALL @ KAR HENG RESTAURANT
Jalan Chamberlain,
31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Business Hours : 12pm – 6.30pm daily.
Closed one day every two weeks, not fixed.
GPS Coordinates : 4.591365,101.08242

Enough food post for today I guess.

I feel like going back Ipoh and...

EAT ALL THE GOOD FOOD!

Wow. Memes actually got a piece written in the Stars.


Stop your LOL-ing and start talking like a boss

PETALING JAYA: In the super fast world of Internet, if “LOL” (laugh out loud) is still your favourite three letter word, the present generation will find that so yesterday.

The lingo among youths has evolved from the “LOL” and “ROFL” (rolling on the floor laughing) of the previous generation, to acronyms and phrases such as “like a boss”, “troll” or “facepalm”.

This whole new set of phrases and abbreviations are called “memes”.

Defined as “the act of doing something as a boss would do” by the Urban Dictionary, the latest generation of Internet users say “Like A Boss” to describe people who do things with an air of superiority and do not care about how others perceive them.

“Trolls” are those who target others with online jeers, while a “facepalm” moment is when you are left speechless by a foolish statement or act by another person.

Those who state the obvious, and post comments or status updates about things which everyone already knows, are now referred to as “Captain Obvious”.

Vijay Ganesan, 28, said he had learnt these Internet memes mostly from a website called 9gag, which features pictures and videos uploaded by users, largely based on memes.

“The posts are very creative and have even influenced the way I speak with friends,” said the civil servant, adding that he used abbreviations like “YOLO” (you only live once) in normal conversations.

Another favourite meme, he said, was the “Why you no....” phrase.

“If we are working late, I ask my friends ‘Why you no go back yet’?” or when my boss questions me, I think to myself, ‘Why you no understand?’,” he quipped.

Another user, Geraldine David, 27, also said memes had made its way into her conversations with friends.

Among the commonly used memes, she said, was “first world problems”, which is used to describe trivial frustrations or complaints.

“Whenever a friend complains that her drink is not hot enough or that she has to wake up early, we just roll our eyes and say ‘first world problems’,” said the recruitment executive, adding that memes were fun to use as well as gave “flavour” to SMSes and conversations.

ahhh stress

omg the sight of human being in here after the morning!!

you are making me really hungry alexandra..anyway, never tried cendol at padang kilat b4 when im staying nearby. oh why..

i ish sharing ipoh good food with ipoh people.

some in this thread, they are in ipoh but not their hometown, so this would be a good guide.
plus those i post not exactly commercialized place, they might not know it.

and the cendol, i think i had it when i was young.
now not as good i think.

always passby there to play football.. find 1 day go makan 1st

anyway, gonna go try the pasir puteh market wan tau long when i get back. seems gooding

you football at pasir pinji one meh?

owh! you passed by jpp to go amc there?

actually there's one more gooding nearby but no more now.

btw, happy fried dough is MUST EAT!

seriously damn yummeh!
and if you go there, just ay you're benny's friend maybe you get free food. LOL!!

later that aunty ask benny who ? jialat la then

mmm

don't worry, if you got the right aunty, the one in the picture above with a big smile,
she confirmed won't say "benny who"

free food or not, that one have to see you smart or not

help aunty promote only ma.