To celebrate the arrival of new babies into our planet, Chinese families usually celebrate the tradition Full Moon Party, with relatives and close friends. To symbolise happiness, luck, good fortune and all things positive, Chinese Red Eggs are handed out to guests at the party. Read on to find out more 🙂
Gong Hei Fatt Choy! Gong Xi Fa Chai! May you be struck with prosperity, health and peace this year of the Dragon! Ever wondered how Chinese New Year is usually celebrated? Come join me as I walk you through briefly on my experience 🙂
A typical Malaysian breakfast includes rice, chilli, curry and/or bread! Don’t believe me? What you may typically have for lunch or dinner is enjoyed by Malaysians all over the world as breakfast 🙂
2011 has been a massive year of eating out for both of us, and we thought we should share with you our top eats of the year. From fine dining dishes to desserts to cafes, we have it covered here in our Best of 2011 post. Oh and Happy New Year! Bring on 2012! 🙂
Through the ups and downs, the good, bad and the ugly, we have had a fantastic journey which wouldn’t have been the same if we didn’t share it with you. Follow me as I recap 2011, the year that was!