Buffet Lunch @ Contango, Hotel Majestic, Kuala Lumpur

Looking for a special place to dine in an eat-all-you-can-style?

Well look no further as Hotel Majestic is the perfect place to go for either your lunch or dinner.

Click this link for photos of the sumptuous spread available - buffet-lunch-contango-hotel-majestic.

Buffet Dinner @ The Mill, Grand Millennium, Kuala Lumpur

Thinking of having a buffet dinner at Grand Millennium Hotel in Bukit Bintang area?

Read my review before you make the reservation - buffet-dinner-mill-grand-millennium

Buffet Dinner @ Vasco's Hilton Kuala Lumpur

For a review of buffet dinner at Hilton Kuala Lumpur, click buffet-dinner-vascos-hilton-kuala-lumpur

Turkish Kebab @ Bonjuk Tea

Latest menu @ Bonjuk Tea:- authentic Turkish kebab!

Now we are partnering with Bonjuk Tea to offer a value-for-money, too-good-to-resist COMBO SET @ RM10 only where you will get a kebab and a choice of any Bonjuk Special bubble tea.

But you have to hurry as there are limited kebab being sold on weekends and public holidays.

Knorr Instant Macaroni

From my trip to Hong Kong, I realized that Hongkies when eating noodle would have their noodles in 2 options:-

1) instant noodle (ramen) or
2) macaroni (which the locals called "toong sum fun" which literally means hollow center noodle)

So I bought myself 6 packets of instant Knorr Macaroni from a supermarket. You would have known by now that whenever I travel, I must go to the local supermarket to buy their sauce, biscuit etc. Inexpensive way to buy souvenirs ;p

After adding the soup base

Both me and my husband tried it and after eating it, I guess macaroni is an acquired taste meaning Malaysians wills stick to their maggi for a long long time cos cooking time for macaroni is longer and the taste is quite bland especially if you have to finish a bowlful of them. I had to add a tin of corn to add some crunch and variety the 2nd time I cook it.

Which also explains why a check on Knorr's website which is under Unilever reveal that the only Knorr products which we have in Malaysia are their seasoning powder, paste, sauce and soup. No food.. Only seasoning.

So it's everyone guess when macaroni will be staple food for Malaysian but for me personally, it's definitely not something which I will crave for.

Package "Hamil Baru Bayar" @ D'Cost Seafood, Indonesia

Introducing cheap seafood in Indonesia. It costs Rp22,000 (approximately RM7.50) for a box of this takeaway complete with rice, 4 different types of dishes, a bottle of water and a thin slice of fruit.

Well the food is nothing to shout about.. like a normal bento set with (from left to right) stir fry vegetables, tempura squid, fish and prawns.

A check on their website reveals that these boxes are part of the delivery menu.
D'Cost Seafood delivery
D'Cost Seafood delivery menu

For dining in, they are a real seafood restaurant which serves crabs and fish dishes.

They also have a dish called NASGOR.. Simply out of curiosity, I clicked on it and found out that it's short for NASi GOReng... Haha.. Such ingenuity! Price from Rp10,000 (roughly RM3.40).
D'Cost Seafood nasgor

Interestingly they have this new promotion called "Promo Hamil Baru Bayar" which is a special package for those planning a wedding reception, where you pay when the bride gets pregnant! Wow!! I guess they must be really convinced that most, if not all brides get pregnant pronto =D
D'Cost Seafood promo

KFC Egg Tarts

Had dinner in KFC, KLCC recently and was tempted by the picture of the Blueberry Cheese Egg Tart. At RM1.90 each, heck why not give it a try!

VERDICT:-
The actual product is really short.. I meant caved in.. but taste wise.. not bad considering the pastry is quite fluffy.

But if you expect a tart that looks like the picture, well you need a reality check =D