Komichi Tea House – Japanese Cafe @ Lorong Toh Aka, Georgetown, Penang
When pondering Japanese desserts in Penang, Komochi Tea House is the first choice that comes to mind. Tucked away in the tiny Lorong…
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When pondering Japanese desserts in Penang, Komochi Tea House is the first choice that comes to mind. Tucked away in the tiny Lorong…
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BY CK Lam Rasa Deli at Shangri-La’s Rasa Sayang Resort and Spa, Penang is introducing mouthwatering variety of cheesecakes in the month…
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BY CK Lam Starbucks is one of the favorite coffee cafes in Penang, providing quality coffee in comfortable surroundings. The café with…
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* This article was published in the New Straits Times (Life and Times) on 6th April 2011. One of the newest bakeries…
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Set within the stylish G Hotel in Gurney Drive, the twin restaurants Sesame & Soy is a modern and contemporary Chinese restaurant…
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All About Sugar & Gift located in Lorong Susu, Penang is a newly opened outlet serving Chinese desserts. This outlet with a…
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Miraku Japanese Restaurant is the first fine dining Japanese eatery in Penang under the Texchem Group of Companies since they successful introduced…
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*** Update: Kozue has closed Since Kozue’s opening in Penang Gurney Plaza in December last year, business in this modern and chic…
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My First Dining Experience of Croatian Cuisines! My trip down to Kuala Lumpur this time around was graced by a food review…
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*** Update: Kozue has closed My first post for the New (Niu) Year 2009! Finally settled back into routine after days of…
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Azuma is the latest Japanese Restaurant which opens its door on 27th December in Queensbay Mall, Penang. This restaurant is very spacious…
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In my recent post on Isaribi Tei Japanese Restaurant, I received plenty of comments and feedbacks from my readers on other Japanese…
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2nd August 2008 marked a very special day for all floggers in Penang! We collectively decided that this was the time to…
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Recently the International Women’s Association (IWA) celebrated an “all things Japanese” event. I took the opportunity to attend it which was held…
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