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Biggest McDonald’s

The biggest thing about McDonald’s you can think is Maybe the big mac. What is the biggest McDonald’s restaurant at your place? McDonald’s big or small always full with customers crave for it’s range of burgers.

Actually McDonald’s is official restaurant for Olympic games including this summer’s Olympic Games London. So there will be opening of World’s Biggest McDonald’s Restaurant there. The restaurant will seat 1,500 people and is about half the size of a football stadium.

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Malacca Peranakan Food at Zende

As stated in the brochure, people around Kuala Lumpur can get all the Baba Nyonya or Melaka Peranakan dishes at Seri Pacific Hotel Zende Restaurant. This food promotion is until 1st June 2012…Read it at Seri Pacific Website here.

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Asam Pedas Power

Asam Pedas is synonym with Melaka, like other state also like Penang Laksa or Muar Mee Bandung. Asam Pedas is Peppery Hot and Sour. It’s the gravy that brings the characteristics of the Asam Pedas. What inside the gravy can be anything from land to the sea – Fishes or meat.

You can find some good Asam Pedas Restaurant around Kota Laksamana. Kota Laksamana is where the Casa Del Rio hotel located. Asam Pedas restaurant in the picture is one of the example in Kota Laksamana. Except the Asam Pedas is served on a clay pot. So the peppery hot become more hotter. Standard dish is the Asam Pedas, white rice, slice of cucumber and salted egg.

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Coconut Shaker


A typical coconut shake with ice cream topping…

Coconut tree is common for Malaysian. For ages all part of the coconut tree has been used by the locals. For example the leaves stick are used to make traditional broom or Sate skewers. Leaves itself are used to make ketupat. The shoots also can be eaten.

Of course coconut drinks is number one natural thirst quencher. We can get the coconut drink at every part of Malaysia. Usually at the road side . Modern menu for the coconut drink are the coconut shake. In Melaka Coconut Shake Klebang is a favorite spot for the drinks. Featured by many bloggers if you type ‘klebang coconut shake’ at google. Coconut Shake Klebang already make it into TV3 series Jalan-Jalan Cari Makan.

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— asmaliana

Hello 2012 from Casa Del Rio…


They hello you with a gastronomic indulgence..Rotisserie Elegance and Le Grande Bouffe here.

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Festive Celebrations At Bayview Hotel Melaka

Press Release: Christmas and NY Feasts

Contact :Francesca Lopez (Public Relations Department)

Festive Celebrations At Bayview Hotel Melaka

Make it a celebration to remember this festive season at Bayview Hotel Melaka. Come one, come all and join us at Bayview Hotel Melaka’s Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve Celebrations as we welcome the year end with feasts and fiestas.

The Festive Dinner will be held on 24, 25 and 31 December 2011 from 7.00pm to 10.30pm at The Palette Café. Priced at RM95++ per adult and RM50++ per child, the festive dinner will be served as a Set Dinner for Christmas and Buffet Style for New Year. Festive favourites from Smoked Turkey to Lamb Terderloin, Caramalized Roasted Pear and delicious Christmas Pralines, add a sparkle to our festive celebrations at Bayview Hotel Melaka. Advance reservations are required.

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Place in Malaysia by food


Asam Pedas Melaka, pic from surianee flickr..

In many places around the world, it is common to connect or associated food with specific places like village,county or state. When the local menu is so attached to it’s birth place or place of origin, people will talk about the menu plus the place of origin even though it is cooked elsewhere. International Example can be the famous Kentucky Fried Chicken. You can read about the fried chicken is from place named Kentucky in USA.

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