Village Park Restaurant

Hi Semua!

Harini saya jalan jauh sikit untuk dapatkan sarapan yang disukai ramai mengikut tekak melayu kita, Nasi Lemak. Kedai nasi lemak ni memang ramai sangat orang, dan yang beratur pun sungguh ramai, mungkin sebab saya datang hari Ahad. Servis restoran ni sangat cepat ye, dari ambil order, tempoh masa nak tunggu makanan, semuanya sekejap walaupun ramai orang datang. Untuk rasa nasi lemak ayam ni pula, memang sangat memuaskan sebab ayamnya berempah dan digoreng dengan sangat rangup, ada rasa macam ayam madu berempah walaupun dalam menu tulis ayam goreng sahaja. Nasi lemak tu sendiri sedap, sambal dia ada rasa pedas sikit, tapi memang sedap. Portion makanan pun ok.

Today I went to Damansara in order to have the most recommended Malaysians breakfast, Nasi Lemak. This restaurant is totally a local’s favourite, as there’s a lot of people coming and queuing up for the food and maybe cause I came on the weekend. As for the nasi lemak’s taste, its a pure satisfaction as for the savoury and crispy taste of the fried chicken, the spices of the sambal, gives only a hint of spicy taste, but overall, its delicious. The portion of the food was also nice.

• Location: Village Park Restaurant, Damansara
• Rating: 8.5/10 
• Recommendation: Highly recommended for breakfast/lunch
• Price: Nasi Lemak Ayam Goreng (RM10.50) 

Nasi Lemak Ayam

Closeup: Nasi Lemak Ayam

Disclaimer:

1. All these photo(s) taken by myself with iPhone XS back camera without using any apps to enhance the look, and own by me. 

2. I'm not a food hunter, it's just that I didn't cook so I eat outside and it's becoming a passion to always find good food for my stomach and of course, my feed. 

3. I did this for fun and for everyone to taste whatever I've tasted so we can share happy tummy together, with no other intention. 

4. These food places might/might not be a suggestion to your next food destination. 

5. It's all halal food.

6. Written in both Malay and English because I want to.

Others might be added as time goes by. 

After CIP UPM - Reflective Blog

Hi Everyone!

Here’s to another reflective blog of mine for the  session of CIP UPM. What is this CIP UPM? For those who not know, CIP stands for Community Internet Project and UPM stands for Universiti Putra Malaysia. There is so much update on the corrected website. To list it out, we must update the location from the website whereby Dr. suggested to us to link it with waze application as to ease the user. Next, is using the hashtag for visibility of the company, and also include hashtags at the website. We also been taught on how to shorten the url of the website as the name was so long, thus, the alternative we used is using bit.do apps. The website that we made was https://makkimbongmk.wixsite.com/restoranmakkimbong19 check out the link guys, no regrets, its the best ever! Not just from its look, the taste of these foods from Restoran Mak Kimbong was also something to be crave for. Since we already developed their website, we can use google analytics in order to track and monitor the website traffic, or we can also use alexa. The best part is that, the picture that we used for the website are all own by them, attractive, and highly recommended!

That's all, adios!

E-commerce Day!

Hi everyone!

So that day, we're all going to the e-commerce day whereby there's a lot of booth and talks on digital apps and of course, its all about e-commerce. We're so excited when we first arrived there, even though we're lost at first as we thought its in another building. But then, we saw a lot of people coming inside the building, and we follow them, and guess what? We're so impressed with the technology inside! Even from my very first step in, there's a magical mirror that makes us change clothes to a fashionable one with just hand swipes. Cool right? So we enter the place and there's lots of known commercial applications of daily use such as shopee, lazada, poslaju, and others that makes it lots of fun. We play around with everything, and I even downloaded my first time ever boost app (which is an e-wallet) and I even have my RM5 cashback upon registration. Its not just that though, I played a dart game at their booth, and I won myself another RM3 for the points I have obtained. The design for their apps, and to ease people through digitalisation, I'm impressed. We're totally ready for the future! Special thanks to Dr. Fareed as he is the one who asked us all to experience the real e-commerce day, instead of just watching it on youtube, or just read it on the net. Whole new experience it is.

Thanks!

Reflective Blog (6/11/19)

Hi everyone!

As usual, this is the reflective blog for 6th November 2019 lab session. It started with listing the feedback and comments of CIP-UPM in order to improvise the website before we completely hand in the website to the owners. One of the thing that we can conclude here is that; the website analytics. In order to make the website visible to others, there's the need to have an extra effort to increase websites traffic. Here's some tips that we obtained from Dr Fareed's lab session: 

1. Use interesting and eye-catching keyword for the main page of the website as this is a marketing channel in order to get attention from the netizens.
2. Make sure to click on the same link on google so that the higher the traffic, the higher the position search will be. 

Next, is the Google Digital Garage (GDG). Dr Fareed checked on the student's progress in order to make sure that everyone have completed at least from module 1 to module 5. Not to forget alibaba.com that we used to learn on notes 3 to 4. Dr also taught us on how to use Excel properly through Excel Exercise 1, and Dr exposed us to Zoom experience (an application for meeting online with a lot of people), and Ding Talk (a social networking application). That's just it, thanks a lot for reading, I hope that you're having a nice day ahead!

Reflective Blog - CIP-UPM (13/11/19)

Hi everyone!

Hope that you're reading this reflective blog with a good mood today. As for the lab session for 13th November 2019, we did the submission of comments and remarks from CEO presentation of Community Internet Project (CIP-UPM) in Putrablast. Nothing much here it's just that we're evaluating each other's website also, and all of them are so good and interesting. My foodies had done a great job! We also had the chance to comment on each others website using google docs so that future improvement based on other aspects can be made. We also learn about social computing which is implementing our Chapter 8 note on Putrablast, which consists of website evolution model, social media news critique, social media engagement, and social media games/online treasure hunt. It's always exciting when it comes to this type of lab session. Adios!

Kak Ida’s Kitchen

Hi Semua!

Kalini, kita pergi sarapan jauh sikit dari tempat asal. Sebenarnya banyak juga pilihan menu untuk sarapan, akan tetapi sebab aku datang sini bertiga dan bukan jenis makan pagi, jadi ini sajalah menu pesanan kami. Singgah makan dekat sini sebab kedai kawan mama, memang yakni masakannya terlebih sedap sebab masa raya selalu datang rumah beliau, dan dihidangkan dengan aneka juadah, semuanya terbaik. Aunty Ida ni juga tular di facebook ye kerana resepi yang dikongsi sangat menarik. 

This time we're going away from our place. Actually, there's a lot of menu for breakfast, but due to certain circumstances, we ordered these. We been to this place as a destination as its my mom's schoolmate restaurant. We've been to her house during Eid before, and she served us variety of foods and its all the best! This Aunty Ida also a famous facebook chef as she loves to share recipes that gain lots of attention from the netizen.

• Location: Kak Ida's Kitchen, Melaka
• Rating: 8.5/10.0
• Recommendation: Highly reccommended! You can rarely find a glorious self-made food that suits your taste in a restaurant, here's one.

Roti Jantan and Roti Canai
(served with kuah dhal and sambal)

Laksa Johor and Kuih Puteri Ayu
(eventhough the laksa uses laksa utara's noodle, the thick gravy perfectly complement the taste that makes you go ulalala)

Disclaimer:

1. All these photo(s) taken by myself with iPhone XS back camera without using any apps to enhance the look, and own by me. 

2. I'm not a food hunter, it's just that I didn't cook so I eat outside and it's becoming a passion to always find good food for my stomach and of course, my feed. 

3. I did this for fun and for everyone to taste whatever I've tasted so we can share happy tummy together, with no other intention. 

4. These food places might/might not be a suggestion to your next food destination. 

5. It's all halal food.

6. Written in both Malay and English because I want to.

Others might be added as time goes by. 

Nippon Sushi

Hi Semua!

Nippon sushi ini terkenal dengan cara hidangan makanannya yang unik iaitu menggunakan robot yang bergerak atas kaiten-sushi belt. Harga berpatutan, kerusi yang empuk, tempat makan selesa, makanan sedap dan berbaloi. 

An exciting experience of food that was served using a robot that move on the kaiten-sushi belt. Fair prices, comfortable chairs, good restaurant atmosphere, and the food was nice.

• Location: Nippon Sushi, Bandar Baru Bangi
• Rating: 8.1/10.0
• Recommendation: Highly recommended for sushi lovers out there, better than others
• Prices: Plates (Pink RM1.98, Orange RM3.02, Red RM4.06, Purple RM5.10), Smaki-Tempura Ebi (RM12.07), Smaki-Salmon Skin (RM12.07), Don-Tori Katsu (RM16.00), Don-Gyu Don (RM17.30)

Smaki-Tempura Ebi
(served with pink ginger, japanese mayo, and crumbs: crunchy and good taste, preferably to be shared)

Smaki-Salmon Skin 
(served with pink ginger, japanese mayo, and fish crackers: crunchy and 'ok' taste, preferably to be shared)

Don-Tori Katsu
(tastes fine and the complementary soup is flavorful)

Don-Gyu Don
(tastes quite plain but the complementary soup is flavorful)

Sushi from plates

Sushi from pink plate

Tako ball
(crunchy on the outside and soft inside, definitely worth it)

Disclaimer:

1. All these photo(s) taken by myself with iPhone XS back camera without using any apps to enhance the look, and own by me. 

2. I'm not a food hunter, it's just that I didn't cook so I eat outside and it's becoming a passion to always find good food for my stomach and of course, my feed. 

3. I did this for fun and for everyone to taste whatever I've tasted so we can share happy tummy together, with no other intention. 

4. These food places might/might not be a suggestion to your next food destination. 

5. It's all halal food.

6. Written in both Malay and English because I want to.

Others might be added as time goes by.