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2013-11-23
2013-11-22
Another Non rice dinner. Really need to be weary of these Malaysian outlets. I sent back the soft shell crab Okonomiyaki, not because is was like just 5 inches in diameter, but they had the cheek to give ONE measly looking crab, as compared to the photo which shows the omelette topped with loads of crabs. As for thr lobster tail, the secret is out. They dig out all meat and fill half of it back with cheapo Enoki mushroom and stuff back about 4 little morsels of lobster only. Beef noodles and sashimi morsels salad was OK though. I have this strange feeling that the meal tonight will be costlier than KL Hilton.
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It's about a month until Xmas. Those who yearn for some taste of healthy low fat Cooked turkey leg can either head to Universal Studios Osaka where u can have a "Dino Drumstick" for just ¥790, payable by credit card at an external al fresco booth or if u r in Kuala Lumpur, head over to IKEA for a RICE-Free meal for about RM 20, which is just RM 5 cheaper than a World class international themepark that also serves Suntory beer on the go (I doubt Singapore UniStudios has this option). I can bet Legoland doesn't have delicious spareribs to munch on whilst carrying your Chanel bag in that esteemed Johor theme park.
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Another worthy upgrade to your daily maintenance of your vehicle is to inspect your brake fluid. Inspection doesn't mean just topping up when you VISUALLY notice a lower level. For those who really care about safety and use high tech systems with ABS and EBD should also inspect for the air content within your brake fluid. There is this centre which offers such excellent service to detect this with their German gauge gadget. If the content is within 0-4%, the reading shall be RED, otherwise it is green as seen in the brand new bottle on the 2nd photo. It is not just topping up, but a full flush with individual brake inspections. Highly recommended for high performance vehicles. Li-Hian Liew Bryan C. AutoJunctions
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Good morning! Since it's the KLIMS week, lemme share some automotive upgrades that are worthy to your DAILY use. I guarantee that this is a regularly disregarded replacement. It is your own internal AIRCON Air Filter. You can witness what a 3 year old dirty filter looks like compared to a brand new imported filter. I know that the Bosch booth @ KLIMS sells filters for different car makes for around RM 70-90, without any installation. And those are Made In Indonesia, unlike my Kimchi version.
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2013-11-17
Just received latest reports from the field that KLIMS @PWTC is suffering a power failure and shall reopen at 2pm. I wonder how they are gonna refund those who entered at 10am? Free chicken rice "worth" RM 12 from Seri Pacific caterers? Photos edited. Will upload later. Getting lunch now.
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