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Cuisine 18 @ King Street, Georgetown, Penang.

March 6, 2021 By Keith Leave a Comment

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The spot previously occupied by REVE Kitchen and Dessert Bar at King Street (right next to Public Bank Penang Main Branch) is now taken up by Cuisine 18, a new restaurant offering a French-inspired menu. There are only minimal changes to the interior but the addition of curtains that block the sunlight from flowing in does introduce a romantic touch to the place. The menu offering is not too big but sufficiently covers all range of diners (from Fish to Chicken and Red Meat), the price points are of mid-average but the Course menu offers better values. A pretty decent restaurant for some solid French-inspired dishes without putting a dent on the wallet. 

Banks (NEC)

[Brunch Menu] Egg Benedict (Rm 24)

Dessert Bar

[Brunch Menu] Poulet Roti (Rm 26)

Egg Benedict

[Brunch Menu] Seafood Anchovies Pasta (Rm 32)

The Brunch Menu is available daily until 2 pm, it offers a few choices priced from Rm 24 with a complimentary serving of Soup of the Day and Dessert. We started our brunch with their Onion Soup, which was the Soup of the Day. The Soup was beautifully cooked with the right seasoning and sweet-tasting Onion flavor, best of all, it was served to us piping hot with a piece of Cheese toast. Contented with the Soup, the mains were not disappointing. The Egg Benedict was carefully cooked with a great consistency- the Eggs were perfectly poached but the Hollandaise sauce could carry bolder flavor. The Seafood Anchovies Pasta was good either, there was a distinctive Seafood sweetness in the dish and the Spaghetti was al-dentely cooked; can’t say the Anchovy flavor was bold but it was overall, a delicious dish. The Poulet Roti (French Roast Chicken) was less-satisfying though, it was nothing out of the ordinary. Overall, we thought it was pretty good value for a 3-course meal. 

Geography of Malaysia

Iced Long Black (Rm 10)

Georgetown

[Brunch Course] Starter- Onion Soup

King

[Brunch Course] Dessert- Kaffir Lime Madeleines

king street

Pre-Meal Bread

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Ratings:

Taste: 7.5/10 (1-3 bad, 4-7 average, 8-10 good)

Service: 7.5/10 (1-3 bad, 4-7 average, 8-10 good)
Price: 7/10 (1-3 expensive, 4-7 average, 8-10 cheap)

Parking: 6/10 (1-3 bad, 4-7 average, 8-10 good)

Ambiance: 7.5/10 (1-3 bad, 4-7 average, 8-10 good)

Pork-Free

Service Charge: Yes 10%

Government Tax: No

Business Hours: 11 am to 10 pm. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Contact Number: 6016- 691 1662

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Trying PENANG FOOD for the First Time! – Top 5 Penang Street Foods

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Here’s A Spicy Korean Fried Chicken Recipe You Need To Try Making At Home

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Cik Puan Julieta

Ahh, Korean Fried Chicken. Where shall we start? Perhaps we’ll start off by saying it’s a favourite among many foodies. With its crispy batter, tender meat and an explosion of flavours upon the first bite, you get the point. If you have this innate love for Korean Fried Chicken, here’s a spicy version of the recipe to try out. Let’s get frying!

Try Making Spicy Korean Fried Chicken At Home

Spicy Korean Fried Chicken Recipe
Photo: @Cik Puan Julieta (Facebook)

Ingredients:

A. Chicken Marinade

  • 10 pieces of chicken wings
  • 7 cloves of garlic*
  • 2 inches ginger*
  • Black Pepper
  • Sugar
  • A pinch of salt
Spicy Korean Fried Chicken Recipe
Photo: @Cik Puan Julieta (Facebook)

B. Flour Mix

  • 1/2 cup of wheat flour
  • 1/2 cup of corn starch

C. Sauce

  • 5 cloves of garlic
  • 3 scoops of chilli paste
  • 2 red chillies
  • 2 pieces of Gula Melaka
  • 7 tbsp chilli sauce
  • 2 tbsp ketchup
  • 2 spoon of honey
  • 1 spoon of lemon juice or vinegar
  • Salt to taste

Directions:

A. Chicken Marinade 

  1. Mash ingredients marked * until fine and coat them thoroughly on the chicken wings
  2. Leave to marinate for 30 minutes
  3. Mix ingredients B together
  4. Then, coat the marinated chicken with the flour
  5. Deep fry the chicken until they turn golden brown, set aside to cool
Spicy Korean Fried Chicken Recipe
Photo: @Cik Puan Julieta (Facebook)

B. Sauce

  1. Saute garlic until fragrant then add in chilli paste and red chillies until they become crisp
  2. Add in chilli sauce and ketchup, Gula Melaka and honey
  3. Next, add in lemon juice or vinegar and mix them all well
  4. Add in a pinch of salt
  5. Finally, add in the fried chicken wings and coat the fried chicken wings thoroughly with the sauce
  6. Ready to serve
Spicy Korean Fried Chicken Recipe
Photo: @Cik Puan Julieta (Facebook)

Optional: Sprinkle some sesame seeds on the fried chicken wings before serving.

Satiate Your Korean Fried Chicken Cravings

With that, you’ve just made your very own Spicy Korean Fried Chicken from scratch. Now you can stay home and satiate your K-fried chicken cravings. This calls for a feast, so enjoy!

This recipe is by Cik Puan Julieta (Facebook)

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Gurney Wharf Penang, Malaysia – Progress

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Loud exhausts not motorists’ fault, consumer association speaks up

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According to a local news report, the Federation of Malaysian Consumer’s Association (FOMCA) has spoken up and stressed that consumers are not to be blamed for the loud exhaust fiasco that has put every motoring enthusiast on the edge.

Instead, the onus should be on the government to regulate the import and sale of such “illegal” exhaust systems. President of FOMCA, Che Hassan Che Johan, highlighted that if shops are legally allowed to sell them, consumers are bound to purchase them.

Che Hassan Che Johanexhaust systems
Vandalism isn’t the way either.

The wise man and frankly, our hero for the month, also stressed that motorists should not be forbidden from indulging in their passion and interest for automotive tuning and enforcement should take place against the vendors instead; something we highlighted in our previous article.

If you’re aren’t aware yet, your loud exhaust (not sure loud is loud), can land you an RM2,000 fine or six months in prison if they’re found to be too loud or harmful to the environment.

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THE LIGHT City Waterfront Penang Development Progress As Of September 2020

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Microsoft Edge To Get Vertical Tabs And Other New Features Later This Month

March 5, 2021 By Keith Leave a Comment

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Microsoft has revealed that it will be rolling out several new features to its Chromium-based Edge web browser in an upcoming update slated later this month. These include vertical tabs, a side panel for browser history and the sleeping tab feature – all of which were initially released to Edge Dev channel testers four months prior.

Vertical tabs is something we never knew we needed, especially if we’re hoarding dozens of tabs during a web browsing session. As implied by its name, this new feature allows you to list all of your tabs vertically on the left side, independent from the rest of the browser. This is activated by simply clicking on the tab icon located on the upper left corner, From here, you can close or add tabs and also arrange them as you see fit, much like the original horizontal version.

Best of all, not only does this feature clean up Edge’s upper bar, the vertical tabs pane itself will minimise when not in use – further freeing more room for the active web page window and giving the browser a cleaner and minimalist look. When minimised, all tabs are represented by their respective website’s icon for your reference. 

active web page window

The next feature is very handy if you’re planning to revisit a particular page from your long list of web browsing history. In the current version of Edge (and Chrome), accessing the browser history will open up a new tab which would take you away from the current website that you’re viewing. To remedy this, Microsoft has introduced a new approach where clicking on the History button in the pull down menu or by pressing CTRL-H will now open up a new miniature pop-up window on top of the browser – displaying a list of previously visited websites that you can scroll through.

This pop up can be maximised, which would display it as an independent column on the right side of the browser. You may choose to close this at any time to free up more screen space by clicking on the “X” button on its top right corner.

Chromium

The third and last new addition to Microsoft Edge is the sleeping tab feature, which runs passively in the background while you browse the web. Having multiple tabs on any web browser open will clog up a computer’s resources and cause slowdowns. This is because each website in their respective tabs are functioning as per usual, even when you have a different page opened in the browser’s main window.

Sleeping tabs remedies this by putting these tabs to, well, sleep by cutting off resources after a certain amount of time of inactivity. This can be set manually by the user via the settings page. Microsoft says that, according to tester feedback, this new feature increases battery life for laptops by using 26% less CPU power on average and also reduces memory usage by 16% on average.

Edge Dev channel

Needless to say, these new features have granted Microsoft’s web browser an edge (pun intended) to surpass Google Chrome in terms of functionality and efficiency. Not bad for a cloned product with a rocky beginning.

(Source: Microsoft [Official blog])


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PENANG Skate Vlog Ep 1 ( MAMI JARUM TOUR )

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Jiran Residensi – Exquisite living at Butterworth from RM200K

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04-6139999

Jiran Residensi, a people-oriented affordable housing at Seberang Perai by Penang Development Corporation. Strategically located at Kampung Jawa, it’s only a stone’s throw from St Mark Primary School. This project comprises 354 residential units of two different sizes – 850 square feet and 1,000 square feet – affordably priced from RM200,000.00 – RM275,000.00 per unit. There are also 353 low medium cost units of 700 square feet priced at RM72,500.00 per unit.

Jiran Residensi is located in the central area of Butterworth, where numerous public amenities are easily accessible, including a hospital, ferry terminal, Penang Sentral transportation hub, hypermarket, department store, football field and many others.

The project is now completed with CCC obtained. Open market units are now open for booking from RM220,000 onwards.

For more details on Jiran Residensi, please contact Penang Development Corporation at 04-6139999 and 04 -5050001. You may also register your interest below to receive a callback.

Register your interest here

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Level 1 Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Building, No. 1, Persiaran Mahsuri, Bandar Bayan Baru,
11909 Bayan Lepas, Penang.
Tel: 04 – 613 9999

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Pusat Rehat & Rawat, Lebuhraya Bandar Cassia, Batu Kawan,
14110 Simpang Ampat, SPS Pulau Pinang
Tel : 04 – 505 0001

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'Memories of Penang' by Jimmy Fong

March 5, 2021 By Keith Leave a Comment

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