New York's Time
Hellooooo... Everybody!!!
I love all the bloggers, seriously. And proud to be one of them too~~
Can't love you enough and thank you enough for all the touching and lovely comments.
No worries, Beverly is Back ;)
Before continued to share my happy times in New York City (read THIS to know more), I would sadly take this opportunity to express my heartfelt condolences to Michael Jackson's families, friends and fans around the world.
This is the greatest lost. Too shock to be true :(
Life is really unpredictable, and sometimes fate is out of your hands. However, we still have the authority to create sweet memories right here, right now, before things go out of order.
My task (aka mission) here is to spread the happiness to you, as what I always do. Speaking of happiness, there's one thing that always make me smile, it's called FOODS.
In NY, yummy foods can be found in any corners. On our trip, Chean and I greedily tried as many dishes as we can!!!
Check out the room service at Soho Grand Hotel. They have the "bestest" hotel foods ever.
Calamari~~
Grilled Salmon. Two thumbs up! Love its fruity fresh flavor~~
Warm Chocolate Cake with ice cream.
One word, one expression -> MMmmm...
I can hardly describe how yummilicious it taste! Feed yourself a spoonful of warm chocolate follow by another spoonful of vanilla ice cream, what else can you say other than MMmmm...
The next day, Chean and I had more foods in NY!
Japanese cuisine, Menchanko ;)
Sometimes, it's kinda packed and crowded inside the restaurant. But it always creates a comfy feel.
Ohhh... I miss it so much!
Chean's order.
Mine~~
I know what you are going to say, those look like what you can find in K.L. right? Noop. They tasted completely different!
After Menchanko, we moved on to St. Marks for supper! Hooray~~
St. Marks is kinda like a Japan Town in NY.
This area is also full of punk culture.
Forgive me, I can't read Japanese language, I think I better called this place Sake House in order to avoid confusion.
Waiting for our turn...
Not to forget some "glamor" shots too :p
Don't play play. This place is really popular.
We both love the unspeakable uniqueness of this Sake House. I felt like I was actually in Japan (though I've never been to), it's very convincing, at least to me.
Finally, time to order!
Frankly speaking, Chean and I are extremely fulled after Menchanko. Therefore we only order SAKE (our all time fave) and a side dish. Who cares about weight? It's NY.
Chean's posting with the sake of my choice! Forget what it called, but it's only available in the Spring season ;)
The fishy fish tasted below standard, but it's ok.
After dinning, I saw everyone was given some kind of "pink powder".
I figured out what was that as soon as I stepped out the restaurant.
It's Cotton Candy Powder! How cool~~ We do it ourselves with the machine!
Lastly, the ultimate carving for the night has to be the famous Pommes Frites in town.
If you ever have a chance to stop by or visit St. Marks, Pommes Frites is a must-try!
Do not look down to this tiny place, it hides the tastiest fries on earth.
Faster Chean, I can't wait to bite on them (though I'm sleepy after taking sake)!
1) Super Yummy Mango sauce (US$ 1 to 1.50 if not mistaken)
2) Mayonnaise (complimentary)
Ohhh myyy...
Look at those foods, look at the fries, look at the salmon...
What a life. What can I ask for more?
P/S: For those who's wondering where am I exactly, I'm actually staying in Seremban, Malaysia all this time, for temporary. I'll back to U.S. in this September. Serembanians, shall we meet?
I love all the bloggers, seriously. And proud to be one of them too~~
Can't love you enough and thank you enough for all the touching and lovely comments.
No worries, Beverly is Back ;)
Before continued to share my happy times in New York City (read THIS to know more), I would sadly take this opportunity to express my heartfelt condolences to Michael Jackson's families, friends and fans around the world.
This is the greatest lost. Too shock to be true :(
Life is really unpredictable, and sometimes fate is out of your hands. However, we still have the authority to create sweet memories right here, right now, before things go out of order.
My task (aka mission) here is to spread the happiness to you, as what I always do. Speaking of happiness, there's one thing that always make me smile, it's called FOODS.
In NY, yummy foods can be found in any corners. On our trip, Chean and I greedily tried as many dishes as we can!!!
Check out the room service at Soho Grand Hotel. They have the "bestest" hotel foods ever.
Calamari~~
Grilled Salmon. Two thumbs up! Love its fruity fresh flavor~~
Warm Chocolate Cake with ice cream.
One word, one expression -> MMmmm...
I can hardly describe how yummilicious it taste! Feed yourself a spoonful of warm chocolate follow by another spoonful of vanilla ice cream, what else can you say other than MMmmm...
The next day, Chean and I had more foods in NY!
Japanese cuisine, Menchanko ;)
Sometimes, it's kinda packed and crowded inside the restaurant. But it always creates a comfy feel.
Ohhh... I miss it so much!
Chean's order.
Mine~~
I know what you are going to say, those look like what you can find in K.L. right? Noop. They tasted completely different!
After Menchanko, we moved on to St. Marks for supper! Hooray~~
St. Marks is kinda like a Japan Town in NY.
This area is also full of punk culture.
Forgive me, I can't read Japanese language, I think I better called this place Sake House in order to avoid confusion.
Waiting for our turn...
Not to forget some "glamor" shots too :p
Don't play play. This place is really popular.
We both love the unspeakable uniqueness of this Sake House. I felt like I was actually in Japan (though I've never been to), it's very convincing, at least to me.
Finally, time to order!
Frankly speaking, Chean and I are extremely fulled after Menchanko. Therefore we only order SAKE (our all time fave) and a side dish. Who cares about weight? It's NY.
Chean's posting with the sake of my choice! Forget what it called, but it's only available in the Spring season ;)
The fishy fish tasted below standard, but it's ok.
After dinning, I saw everyone was given some kind of "pink powder".
I figured out what was that as soon as I stepped out the restaurant.
It's Cotton Candy Powder! How cool~~ We do it ourselves with the machine!
Lastly, the ultimate carving for the night has to be the famous Pommes Frites in town.
If you ever have a chance to stop by or visit St. Marks, Pommes Frites is a must-try!
Do not look down to this tiny place, it hides the tastiest fries on earth.
Faster Chean, I can't wait to bite on them (though I'm sleepy after taking sake)!
1) Super Yummy Mango sauce (US$ 1 to 1.50 if not mistaken)
2) Mayonnaise (complimentary)
Ohhh myyy...
Look at those foods, look at the fries, look at the salmon...
What a life. What can I ask for more?
P/S: For those who's wondering where am I exactly, I'm actually staying in Seremban, Malaysia all this time, for temporary. I'll back to U.S. in this September. Serembanians, shall we meet?