Hi, I am a new blogger mainly focusing on food blogging and occasionally travelling if I get the chance. Although I am new, I am passionate about food and strive to make my blog more interesting and share my experiences with every one of my readers. I am trying to post daily but sometimes it's once every alternate day.

Hope you guys like it! Any comment and feedback is welcomed with open arms!

Let's eat and visit, and learn together!

My blog: https://aaronganvisitandeat.wordpress.com/

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Check out my latest food write-up about my experience at Malaysia and Thailand Halal Food Festival (MATHAF) right at Giant Hypermarket, Putra Heights

https://aaronganvisitandeat.wordpress.com/2...a-dan-thailand/




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NeNe Chicken's freaking hot chicken is just too delicious and unique that it had me going again for the second time! The taste of the freaking hot sauce which coats the chicken, and leaves a stinging and pumping feel to your lips, and set fire down your throat. I also tried their burger.

A little sneak peak of Genting Highlands latest indoor theme park, and the arcade area. Its all new, with even virtual reality as an arcade game!

Have a read at https://aaronganvisitandeat.wordpress.com/2...ting-highlands/

Thanks for the support



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Late at night and you don't know where to eat or what to eat? Going to sleep with a grumling stomach?

Follow me to eat here at Uptown Puchong Night Bazaar, as it starts coming to life at 8pm and opens all the way to the early mornings. The perfect hangout and eating place for couples and family. And also the place where midnight owls come to feast.

I really like their kuey teow goreng here, it is smoky, spicy and taste so good! The ABC is also unique here. There is also shell out here, at an affordable price, around RM35 to RM40. The best is to have white rice, and eat it with tom yam, telur dadar, and a glass of refreshing watermelon juice. After the heavy and satisfying meal, treat yourself to a bowl of rainbow ice cream ( aka their version of ABC), with a big scoop of vanilla ice cream on top!

Read more here https://aaronganvisitandeat.wordpress.com/2...g-night-bazaar/



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Since I was a kid, Taipan USJ 10 has always been the place to go to for food. It has all the shops you would ever need and even more. Over the years, many new restaurants popped up, taking more portions of the profit from the existing older restaurants.

So I went to Papparich again to find out is it any good, or am I better off eating at somewhere else. To my surprise, the food taste good and priced not too high. And it is opened even when many restaurants and shops were closed for Chinese New Year. The western cuisine and their dessert here still taste delicious and I left feeling happy and full.

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Had my lunch here at Ah Cheng Laksa, eating their famous asam laksa. The asam laksa is sour and spicy, with chunks of mackarel fish in it with the smooth laksa noodles that sort of glides down your throat. The curry mee and curry chicken here taste good too. And it is a good bargain as a set of asam laksa with longan as the drink only cost RM13, worth the taste and experience!

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Tasty korean fried chicken at Choo Choo Chicken, Sungei Wang Plaza. I tried the honey soy and spicy flavours and both taste so good. The price is affordable for their lunch set which includes chicken and rice, with a nice ambience and friendly stuff. I am definitely coming here more often for affordable yet outstanding korean fried chicken!!

Read my exprience here https://aaronganvisitandeat.wordpress.com/2...n-at-choo-choo/





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Just had lunch like a true korean at Oiso Korean Restaurant. It has many outlets but the one I visited was at Berjaya Times Square. The korean fod served here taste authentic and delicious, and the price being affordable if compared to other korean restaurant. If I am having craving for korean food and I am around KL, I will surely come here for some korean food as they all taste good, mostly with gochujang which is a kind of korean spicy chilli paste.




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Taste of Taiwan street food here at Melaka. Had some Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks right inside Dataran Pahlawan Megamall, Melaka. The famous snacks are the XXL Crispy Chicken and the Royal Potato. I had both of them and they both taste excellent. Good as snacks when I have explored this Megamall and wanted to stop for some food and to rest. Definitely a good snacking stall here.



Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks at Malacca

Delicious ayam penyet and ikan keli right here at Bukit Lanchong! They serve the ayam penyet and ikan keli both in set of white rice, ulam, and spicy sambal. Although their sambal may be slightly yellowish in colour, the heat and punch in it is intimidating. The spice is great to make the meal more appetizing. I like my ikan keli to be garing, which is very crispy on the outside, so that I can chew and eat the whole fish except its head and spine. The fins and small bones are fried and are so crispy. Must try this if you are anywhere near LRT Putra Heights, Alam Megah or Bandar Saujana Putra.



Eating ayam penyet at Bukit Lanchong

Located at Sungai Way, Restaurant Hua Xing serves authentic and affordable Hokkien cuisine. It is located at first floor of the shoplots hiddent behind a row of shops. However it is easy finding it by using Waze. The Hokkien food here is delicious, from the Hokkien mee, to the famous fried tapioca flour noodles and fried brinjal. The taste is how I like my hokkien food to be like. Definitely a hiddent gem here in the city which sells authentic hokkien food. Its a shame that I found this place so late as I studied at a primary school in Sunga Way.



Hokkien cuisine at Restaurant Hua Xing



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Since shell out had been introduced, I had always wanted to try the feeling of eating seafood placed in piles right in front of you, usually on a big piece of plastic or paper, and eating it with your bare hands without any spoon or fork or any nonsense like that. This place that I went to is at Uptown Puchong Night Bazaar. They only open from late evening onwards so it is very suitable to come here for dinner. Their set is each RM35 with many types of clams, prawns and even a small crab. I feel its so worth it for the price and the taste is so delicious. The set comes with 2 white rice so its portion is just right for 2 person to enjoy. I am definitely coming here for my shell out seafood cravings fix!



Shell out at Uptown Puchong

One of the must eat food when I am back at Melaka is their satay celup. This time I stopped by at McQuek's sate celup. It is similar to Lok Lok style but the pot is filled with thick and rich creamy peanut sauce, also known as kuah kacang. Skewers of meat or veges are dipped and cooked inside the pot of peanut sauce and eaten straight away, still piping hot. The sauce here is unique as it is thick, unlike the runny peanut sauce we get here while eating satay. It is slightly spicy and full of the flavours of crushed up peanuts. Definitely must try it whenever you are in Malacca!



Melaka famous sate celup

Must have food at Melaka/ Malacca. Chicken rice ball ! It is the usual styled chicken but the chicken rice is shaped into ping pong sized rice ball. It can be eaten by the spoonful with some delicious and juicy steamed or roasted chicken. Good food that provide you the energy to continue exploring Melaka, town of history and heritage.



Chicken rice ball at Melaka

Malay foods are one of my major weaknesses. I usually will have my dinner here at Restoran Makan-makan at Bandar Saujana Putra. It is very convenient to me as it is nearby my university, which is Mahsa university. I like their kuey teow goreng or basah as well as their fried ikan keli. The kuey teow basah is so full of smoky flavours and its wet with the sauce, making it really easy to eat. Their tomyam is to die for! So spicy and sour, perfect to down it with spoonful of white rice, just remember to prepare more tissues to wipe your sweat. The price here is really affordable for university students as well!

Eating at Restoran Makan-Makan



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Dim sum as breakfast here at Melaka. The food variety here is just too much! And we were spoilt for choice. Dim sum is one of the food that is suitable for family to feast on while sipping down chinese tea. It is nearby Dataran Pahlawan and also Mahkota Parade, Malacca.



Dim sum at Melaka

Longkang siham (cockles beside the drain) is famous and only can be found in Melaka. This place is no stranger to the locals here in Malacca. The longkang siham are so fresh and big, cooked by just a few seconds in hot boiling water. Eat it with their special sauce is a heavenly task. They have sotong, clams, prawns, cockles here that are all so delicious. So affordable yet so delicious, you wouldn't realise how many you are eating because the seafood here is just too good. Another delicious dish is the sotong kangkung.



Longkang siham (cockles) in Melaka

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Best ever mixed beef brisket and beef tendons noodles (ngau lam mee) here at Pudu, KL. The broth is so rich and thick, full of beefy flavours, and the beef are so tasty. Definitely a new experience I am happy to indulge in! It is at Yung Kee Beef Noodles Restaurant. Fully air-conditioned too! They even have premium beef cuts like kobe beef and US striploins. Just a few minutes of brisk walk away from LRT Pudu station too!



Best beef noodles at Pudu,KL- Yung Kee Beef Noodles



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Another amazing find here at Puchong! Cheap, halal, delicious and super-filling shell out dinner here at Wanis ShieldOut Puchong. Located just 6km away from Uptown Puchong, Wanis shell out is definitely a hidden gem that I am glad to find out. RM35 for set of 2 person including crab, squid, prawns and clams (Uptown puchong's shell out doesn't have squid and its the same price). Very delicious seafood and well worth it! Great meal here.



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