Sunday 17 November 2013

M-Fragrant Salt Baked Chicken Cafe

 


Ah, salted chicken, one of Ipoh’s greatest culinary delights. Unless you are a slug, salted chicken is recommended must try.


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But why travel all the way to Ipoh, when you can get salted chicken here is in Kuala Lumpur itself.


For the price of RM 8 you can get a decent meal that looks like this.


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The taste though not as good as the legendary ones in Ipoh, is still worth a try. The saltiness, is just right. Not too salty or too plain.


Okayyy, it is rather simple without any vege, like cucumber and stuff, but still, the chicken taste great and it’s large portions are filling, even for big eaters.


 


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So if your craving for something, Ipohish, as well as salty, and you don’t suffer from high blood pressure, or own a pet slug, come and over and taste the addictive saltiness, of this chicken!


Located at A-13-A-14, Lot 37890 Glass City, Sri Petaling, it is tuck away amongst a row of shops.


Ambience- Clean, brightly lit. Might consider having a long study group or conversation there.


Wifi: No wifi. So bring your books etc.


 


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(P.S. Makan mudah does in no way support cruelty to slugs)


How to get there?



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Friday 15 November 2013

Restoran Ayam Penyet Hj Simpang 3

Ayam Penyet. A dish from Indonesia, made out of Ayam (Chicken) and Penyet which can be translated as Smash, Flatten, Whacked, you get the point.


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For those who need a better understanding of Penyet or tumblr_static___sticker_375x360, here is the best example below.


 


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1.Here at Restoran Ayam Penyet Hj Simpang 3 which is conveniently located smack in bewteen UKM to town, you can get pretty good Ayam Penyet.


2. Located opposite UKM KTM station, this place serves the traditional Ayam Penyet. But unlike most Penyet retaurants this one has something extra. In fact it has a few more extras. Asides from ayam or chicken, you can also get udang penyet (prawn), puyuh penyet (quail, the small bird that looks like a hybrid between sparrow and chicken), bakso penyet (some meatball like thing made out of meat) and pecel lele (catfish).


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3. The pricing is a bit over the RM 5 budget per meal you might have planned for. As a set meal, with soup and plain rice, cost about RM 8.00. But it is worthwhile, because unlike most Ayam Penyet restaurants, the taste is surprisingly over the average for a Ayam Penyet store.

Wifi: Not provided,

Ambience: Pretty decent, like any regular Penyet restaurant.

Open throughout the week. 9am to 10pm.

Tuesday 12 November 2013

Noodle Shop Opposite Hotel Kajang

Are you craving for a bowl of fish ball noddles? Well look no further, now you can enjoy a tasty bowl while enjoying the view of Sungai Langat, which now resembles more of a drain thanks to pollution. Anyway this shop is surprisingly hidden, tucked between two back alleys, and accessible only the Tokong Cina beside Sungai Langat.  It is located facing directly at the side entrance of Hotel Kajang. A budget hotel along Jalan Mendaling. So now you can observe hotel guests as you eat. Not creepy at all.


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Only RM 4.00 for a bowl of fishball noodle it is


Time: Opens from 7.30am to 3pm in the morning, but closes on Thursday.


Ambience: A clean and well maintain place to eat but not to stay for long.


Wifi: None.


Lazy ways to save money

1. Always eat out. Then you never have to do the dishes or cook. Just remember to eat at the really cheap places which are, RM 3 a meal.



Even hamsters eat out once in a while.

Even hamsters eat out once in a while.




2. Save on gas for your lawnmower and time by throwing some wildflower seeds out into the garden. Then tell everyone that it is your new garden and it is meant to look like that.



What? It's natural.

What? It’s natural.



3. Too lazy to iron your clothes? Buy a fabric softener instead. Think about it. You save time, not wasting it on ironing clothes, an the cost of buying an iron in the first place. And even if they do come out wrinkled, just tell everyone it’s part of the design.





Fashion!!!

Fashion!!!


 




4. To lazy to make your own bed? Then don’t. In fact, you might be doing yourself a favour.

Research suggests that while an unmade bed may look scruffy it is also unappealing to house dust mites thought to cause asthma and other allergies.


A Kingston University study discovered the bugs cannot survive in the warm, dry conditions found in an unmade bed.

The average bed could be home to up to 1.5 million house dust mites.

So next time your mom tells you to make your bed tell her you’re survival instincts won’t let you do so.

And the plus side is you save


They come when you make your bed!

They come when you make your bed!



5. Don’t want to wash your car? Leave it to the rain. Or easier just buy one that comes in the colour of dust or mud. That way nobody can really tell.


This man is the opposite of super genius. Someone give him an award.

This man is the opposite of super genius. Someone give him an award.



Sunday 27 October 2013

Shameless ways to save money by using the mall.

1. Collect handouts and fliers given to you at supermarkets, so you can reuse them as recycled paper. Even if you don’t, you probably have some bored salesgirl stuff them at you anyway. A better idea, would be to sell them to the old newspaper collector. They are worth a few cents at least.


The life of a flyer passer is a hard one. Nobody really reads those hand outs, and you look ridiculous doing it. Is it worth the pay?

The life of a flyer passer is a hard one. Nobody really reads those hand outs, and you look ridiculous doing it. Is it worth the pay?


 


Thanks, suckers for those expensive prints we never even bother to read.


2. Save on toilet paper, by gathering some from supermarket or fast food toilets. Here is a tip. If you take the cardboard tube with the paper, that is plain old stealing. But if you, just take the toilet paper and leave the tube, it’s called excess usage. Yeay! Just be prepared to get weird stares from the workers.


You might want to op for those specially train kangaroos which can steal toilet paper right under people's noses, but still look adorable doing it.

Unless your a kangaroo, they get away with anything cause their cute.


3. Complain loudly to the store manager when your expired coupons are not accepted. He will be so intimidated that he will allow you to use the expired coupons “just this time”.


Well said.

Well said.


4. Complain about the hair in your meal, or the ant in your ice at a restaurant, then accept your refund along with a new complimentary meal.


Complain, even if there is absolutely nothing wrong.

Complain, even if there is absolutely nothing wrong.


5. Hoard on those ketchup packet’s every time you take away. That way, you never need to buy ketchup.


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MY PRESAUCESSS……..



6. When going to work, park in the free shopping complexes like Tesco. Then pretend to go shopping inside. Then exit out to the main door. Enough said.


Everybody loves free parking

Everybody loves free parking




7. Always ask for extra large plastic bags. That way you can save on garbage bags. download (1)


Who needs a flimsy pram when you got a plastic bag!

Who needs a flimsy pram when you got a plastic bag!




 


 



Great ways to save money for pet owners

So times are tough. You tried cutting down, your personal spending etc. Great you seemed to save a few hundred. Then you realized, you forgot to consider, old Fido, that old dog that just won’t die, or Mr Mittens, who lives on a diet of premium cat food. That’s when you realized you got nothing. Whether it’s a dog, a cat, a tortoise or even a squirrel, here are some ways that should be use when it comes to money and pets.

1. Create your very own line of pet food.


Good thing about home made cat food is we can include anything we want into it. Anything...even mice.

Good thing about home made cat food is we can include anything we want into it. Anything…even mice.


No doubt about it.  How can you not notice, how close having a pet takes you to the poverty line. Before you got that German Shepard or Siamese Cat, you were living large in a sweet mansion and drinking XO from the hands of high class escorts. Now you live in a one bedroom dump and drink tap water from your own hands, all because of that pet and its high-priced food. And how do they repay you? By sticking their noses up at the RM 30 or more cat food you just bought them.


Don't you hate it when cat's act like total douche bags.

Don’t you hate it when cats act like total douche bags.


Well now, you can stick it to big pet food industry by making your own repulsive, meaty sludge at home. Numerous sites offer up recipes and tips for making what amounts to bile-flavoured liver and chicken for your special pet. Imagine the thrill of finely slicing spinach and carrot, parboiling some ground turkey (for a “gravy-like appeal”), vegetable baby food and assorted other fillers, mixing the sludge together with dietary supplements and then serving your pet.


They put what in cat food?!

They put what in cat food?!


Though we have to admit this works out well for the cat, as you’re skipping the factory ingredients that likely include powdered roadkill, fur and the occasional missing homeless dude.


2. . Make your pet’s work their keep!


Have a cat, turned that lazy kitty into the ultimate pest killing machine that would out the exterminator to shame.


Well, if he can't catch the right mouse, maybe you could teach him how to use a computer.

Well, if he can’t catch the right mouse, maybe you could teach him how to use a computer.


Have a dog, teach him to fetch paper, guard the house, and even buy groceries. There you can save on groceries. Heck even your pet hamster, can at least learn to clean the floor by eating the scraps. That’s save you, at least a few bucks, from buying that smart broom you always wanted.


 


I wanted my hamster to be a florist. Instead he wanted to be a flower model.

I wanted my hamster to be a florist. Instead he wanted to be a flower model.


3. Breed your pets.


For those who can’t seem to train your pet hamster to fetch the paper, or your pet goldfish, to do tricks for your dream underwater circus, well you can always breed them.


Prologue to crazy cat lady.

Prologue to crazy cat lady.


The really easy to breed pet’s are hamsters, rabbits and fish. So how does this make or save money? By selling the babies of course. Sell them all!


There is probably a few hundreds worth in this picture.

There is a lot of money in this picture.


There is a lot you can learn from Star Trek...

No! Not my babies!.


Of course, you must never ever get to attach to the babies. Or else it’s out of your middle class home and into the slumps, for you with the 10 to 20 extra mouths you need to feed.


4. Use Your Pet’s Fur!


Don't worry Mittens. We aren't going to shave you.

Don’t worry Mittens. We aren’t going to shave you.


You may have noticed after a particularly robust load of colourful animal hair all on your carpet. How many times have you peeled off that layer of fluffy nastiness and simply chucked it away without ever stopping to ponder just how many thousands of dollars you just tossed into the trash?


After all, why pay for things like expensive stuffed animal stuffing when you can stuff your own toy with fur, and present little Johnny with his very own 75 percent dog hair by volume Teddy Bear?


But wait, we’re not just talking about slashing the 25 percent or more of the household income most families blow on bear stuffing. Maybe you live in an old, drafty house that has been improperly sealed against the elements, causing your heating and cooling bills to skyrocket.


Ima shedding mah fur.

Ima shedding mah fur.


Mattress sagging in the middle? Cram some animal fur in there! Need chest hair to impress the neighbours? Pet fur!


Note. Not for those who are allergic to animal fur. In which case, you should never have gotten that expensive Pekinese in the first place.


5. Make Animal Fur Sweaters


Just look at those clothes shops at the supermarket, getting rich while you’re headed to the poorhouse, laughing all the way at you and your cotton briefs. Do you know where cotton comes from? Of course not, no one does, and that’s how they trick you.


But now you can fight back, against their precious textiles by simply making your own clothing out of the hair you brush out of your mangy pets each and every day.


With only minimal shame and an excessive amount of effort, you can buy a book that will show you how to spin your dog or cat’s fur into yarn which you can then knit into sweaters, purses, thongs or whatever hideous thing you choose.


Some pets would rather skin another animal alive for you than let you use their fur.

Mittens here wants a fox fur coat too. What does Peta have to say about that.


No longer will you be a slave to seasonal fashion trends. Instead you’ll just be a slave to how long it takes your Shaggy Dog to grow in a full coat so you can finish off those pants you’ve been working on. And the best of all, the finished product, well, totally looks like clothing made of dog hair.


Make your neighbours jealous with your very own rhasta dog inspired sweater.

Make your neighbours jealous with your very own rhasta dog inspired sweater.


 


Tuesday 4 June 2013

New Bakso store found

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Good news for all you Bakso lovers out there! There is another Bakso store at Perhentian Kajang. This one open from Monday till Saturday. So it’s throughout the week. Best part is that it provides it’s own tent so that you can eat there be it rain or sunshine. But be warn there are only limited seats there. Also besides Bakso they have some special rice, Nasi Campur which sells out fast!


Opening hours are from 10am to 10pm.


How to get there ?


Take any bus to Perhentian Kajang such as the U40, U430 and so on. The stall is just opposite the bus station in front of the clothes shop MU Enterprise.


Price of the Bakso is also cheap. For as low as RM 3.50, you can get a bowl which is filled with meatballs. The meatballs are different from the other stores, as these are really packed and have a thick meaty texture. Surprisingly they are the tastiest among the rest.