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Prosperity Gives Back with McDonalds on 19th & 20th Jan @ Kota Damansara

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Every year, some of my friend are looking forward for their prosperity set from McDonalds . This special limited edition burger had gain its popularity since 1994 and capture some of its loyal fans throughout the years. This limited edition burger is also only available in Malaysia back in those days and not only that, it has been so successful that countries like Singapore and Hong Kong have followed suit, serving the McDonald’s Prosperity Burger in its restaurants to a growing number of fans around the region.

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The McDonald’s Prosperity Burger consists of meat patty made with 100% beef. Dipped in a signature black pepper sauce layered with crunchy slivered onions and tucked in warm sesame bread, all it takes is a single bite to discover the great taste of the McDonald’s Prosperity Burger. Also, complete your prosperous meal with the deliciously seasoned Twister Fries and the refreshing Prosperity McFizz. McDonald’s Prosperity Burger is available for a limited time only, from 26th November 2012 to 17th February 2013.

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Every year, comes to any big festive season, its actually time to give back some to the community known as ‘Prosperity Gives Back’ . As for this year, which is the 3rd year and in conjunction with the 20th Anniversary of the Prosperity Burger, the prime franchise in Malaysia is dedicating 19th and 20th January 2013 to raise proceeds for more than 60 local charity homes.

Not only that, the word ‘PROSPERITY’ stands for 10 values that McDonald’s holds dear, ” Happiness, Friendship, Love, Satisfaction, Peace, Abundance, Sharing, Family, Affection and Joy”. Prosperity Gives Back marks the first 2013 community initiative by McDonald’s to touch as many lives, as far reaching as possible across the nation. On these 2 days, RM1 will be donated to the ‘Prosperity Gives Back’ campaign with every purchase of a Prosperity Meal.

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Nicholas Ong, radio announcer of OneFM; Melati Abdul Hai, Head of Marketing for McDonald’s Malaysia; Phat Fabes, radio announcer of FlyFM; Sarah Casanova, Managing Director of McDonald’s Malaysia and Regional Manager of McDonald’s Malaysia & Singapore, Leya, radio announcer of HotFM

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The campaign comes with a  huge success that help many of the center.

“Thanks to a generous donation from McDonald’s Prosperity Gives Back program, we were able to settle a significant portion of our expenses including the deposit and rent for our premises, at a time when we were in a desperate need for funds. This timely contribution ensured that the folks under my care continued to have a place where they could call home,” said Norma Safa, caretaker of Nur Home for the Disabled.

Log on to www.mymcd.com.my/prosperity to read stories of true ‘PROSPERITY’ shared by our fellow Malaysians.

Find out more about McDonald’s Prosperity Gives Back Campaign and the Prosperity Burger on http://www.facebook.com/My.McDonalds

Be part of the Prosperity Gives Back movement on the 19th and 20th January by purchasing your favourite peppery treat at the nearest McDonald’s counter.

I will be there at Kota Damansara Outlet. See you on the date if any of you pop by.

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Wai Sek Kai @ Jln Pudu

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Heard alot about this street so I kidnap my bro to eat with me. Since has been a while didnt had dinner together. When I reach there, look as always busy hawker center area.

This is not my first visit here. Can consider couple of time already but it is the first time for my brother.

Been visit this for couple of times already and never seen this stall in a peaceful mode. As always there will be a que to hunt for chicken.(please think straight)

The pricing of the Fried Chicken.
What you can get from this stall!
Some of the spare part of chicken, below is the ‘Chicken Feet’ and upper part is the ‘Chicken Body’. I always wonder what do ppl buy the chicken body for? eat the crispy’ness?
No choice but have to buy 1 piece to put in my blog. Never a big fan of this stall as I never thought that it was very nice. The crispy’ness is there, yet quite salty all the time. The meat is nicely fried off as soft in the inside. To me I think it is overrated. RM3.50 for this.
Food rating 5.5/10 , Okay Lah~ -Stamped-
This stall also. ‘Char Koey Kak‘ the uncle never stop goreng’ing. As always I go same like the chicken stall.Have to que but then it was fast. Just wait within 10 minutes.
Usually I like to eat with more tauge and also cut the koeh kak into smaller pieces. So that the taste can asorb it more.
This is what has came out. My bro complain not nice then I tried. So so only for today as not much taste. Quite pale. I think too many ppl that’s why QC abit out. Normally it is good.
RM 3.50 also
This I would say one of my favourite stall in the whole street. The ‘Chuk‘ is just so nice. You can mix and match yourself if you want. For me I usually take some spare part, century egg,chicken slice and duck egg.
The ‘Chuk‘ aka porridge is just so soft and boil into thickness. The taste is perfectly right for the whole bowl, of course for sick ppl, the best to get. My customade is RM5.50
 

 

Food rating 10/10 , Veli Good~ -Stamped-
For the first time I came to this area to eat then most of the stalls were close on that day. I remembered that this stall ‘Char Koey Teow‘ was one of the nicest I ate so far and told my bro he must try.
Today, they had really make my bro and me dissapointed. It turns to be the worst of all. Too salty, no wok taste, the si ham also a few…can use finger point point point and count. Both of us only manage to finish half of it. Totally big difference from what I ate on the first time. NO QC eh….To me I never really like to order from this stall as it charged RM4.50 with no prawns. Which I rate it very expensive. In penang or some of the places in KL you will at least get 2 prawns.

Food rating 2/10 , DAMM BAD~ -Stamped-

The funny thing I always come to this stall as I don know how to read the chinese wordings and I always ask the auntie what she sells, then she tell me the whole list and I also still don know what is she talking about. Wanted to stare into the pot what she is selling but then failed cuz the pot is covered.

So this time the easiest for me 1 is I ordered ‘Mix’ every thing hantam in. So got quil egg, the rest of the ingredient don know what it is called in english but Hokkien I know..heee..(pai seh)

RM3 for this.
Food rating 6.5/10 , Okay lah~ -Stamped-
After all eating and 2 of us hantaming the food, so time to cool down our body heat with herbal tea. This stall full with ppl but I pity the auntie as she is the only person that do everything. Consider her one leg kick. Every time if I do pass by I would buy from her cuz pity her by her age. I bought 1 bottle of Herbal tea. RM3.50 for it.

When I was buying Herbal tea back my bro go ta pau ‘Bak Chang’ back I did try before which is quite nice. At first my bro said that he wanted to get it as tomorrow breakfast. He bought the biggest one.

What had happen when reached home was he already open and start eating already. He said he still hungry. SIAU betul!!

Food rating 6.5/10 , Okay Lah~ -Stamped-
-WARNING –This is based on my individual taste. Try it at your own risk-
(the taste rated was for on that day only)
Location:
Jalan Sayur, off Jalan Pudu
(opposite Sek Yuen Restaurant on Jalan Pudu).
 
From Bkt Bintang direction:
Times Squre on your left, turn left on the traffic light: become
(TS on your left, Pudu Jail on right.)
go straight all the way till you see a traffic light. Go straight where you will see Maybank on left. It is around that area. Can find parking spot on the road side after Maybank.)

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Pasar Malam @ Sri Petaling

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Pasar malam used to be one of my favourite past time during college day’s and was looking for my friend at Sri Petaling so I asked him go where makan he suggest pasar malam. Stim~~~~
Thinking back in college days, me and my housemate will each take out RM15 then one person will carry the cash all night long. What ever we come across in that stall, just buy only 1 and share by the 3 of us. It is like I 1 mouth, you 1 mouth and the other guy 1 mouth. Our culture is as we walk we eat and see. Lol. Those were the days~~
As I walked around, then find this stall like got raided by lots of people.‘Curry Fish Ball’ But I manage to open my leg kang kang and ask them all go away…let me take my pic..lol!! Just so coincidence when I reached it was only us. So manage to take pic of the stall and it is very cheap!~!~!~
RM 1 per stick! Sial betul. If compare to the one I ate in HK of course its like heaven and earth.

This is what the ah pek explained to me. ‘Boy, you want very spicy or non spicy’ (feel happy, call me boi)From left to right, [Very Spicy], [Tomyam], [Spicy] and [Non Spicy-Black Pepper]

I only grab 2 cuz my friend don want. Celaka!!!! So I grab the very spicy which is I found it not as spicy as he mention, and black pepper totally not my type.

Food rating 6.5/10 , Okay ~ -Stamped-

Then came by this stall, ‘Char Koey Teow‘ and seems like having very good business, so early yet the tables are all occupied and he was so busy goreng’ing so try loh~ The uncle also like to take pic, got distracted when I was taking him goreng’ing.
Now is is paying full attention on it as I was making sure he cooked mine properly.
When it got served I was abit shocked as I got charged RM4 and keep looking where is my prawn. Then the uncle told me that if I want prawn need to inform them. I was like ‘huhhhh‘!! Feel that it is kinda pricey with all the si ham they give me and I don really eat Si Ham…aiii…..
The food was well friend. Not bad. Just that if he fried the koay teow dry abit would be perfect.
Food rating 7/10 , Good ~ -Stamped-
Ahhh ha…this is one of my very favourite stall for ‘Tong Sui’. Forgot to take the pic of the stall cuz it was taken by my friend as he wanted to play with my camera. I thought he did take the whole thing but turns out to be the sign board only. aiii..I forgot to check.
Then there is one guy that asking how is the business from the auntie as the young guy also planing to open a desert shop. The advice from the aunt was go tour around in Taiwan then you try what ever food you are interested then collaborate with them. The funny thing was, ‘Aiyooo, I tell you, if you open this kind of stall in a mall, bankrupt also got your share loh. Like this 1 better, can travel around and more ppl keen on it. Mall high class ppl where can enjoy.’ Lol
Located directly opposite The Store supermarket.
This is my all time favourite which is ‘Taufufa with Tong Yuen‘ 2 pieces of black sesame and 2 with peanuts. RM 3.50.
Then comes to this super geng stall, which is from far far far far far…you can smell the smell of it already. Which is ‘Smelly Taufu‘ The same, got rape by a group of people in buying the smelly taufu. My friend is the last person in the line in green t-shirt. My best friend Chris. I was amaze on how good the business was as the person in front of me bought 75 pieces. I was thinking, ‘Wah lau, this guy having pesta smelly taufu ka‘….
I am only a small eater so I just bought 4 for RM2.40.
Food rating 10/10 , Good Ah~ -Stamped-
Located opposite The store supermarket. just directly opposite each other of the Hong Kong Sago Loh.
As said on the sign board. ‘Aroma Across a thousand Miles’

It sure do look plain, but then the best part is, it is as smelly as the pasar tong sampah, It is either you like it or you hate it. Durian style. Of course the best part is you eat, then you try to have a passionate or wild kiss with your bf/gf..sure very high~..hahaha.. This is what I have down to my smelly taufu. Hantam everything in there on what they have given to me.

Enjoying my taufu. Damm, it is just so hot. But than again, cannot compare to the 1 I ate in Hong Kong. The aroma is stronger and taste much nicer as it put with ‘sweet sauce and their custom made chili sauce. For Malaysian version its consider not bad.

Food rating 8/10 , Good Ah~ -Stamped-

Then I ate half way, suddenly this uncle caught my attention, where he come from la, from INDIA? can just put the whole stack of newspaper on top of his head without falling down like those ppl in India putting what ever they can put on their head.

It was a satisfactory meal with some walk and walk. Just that, celaka Chris did not eat along.
-WARNING –This is based on my individual taste. Try it at your own risk-

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