eddie chan

Arrived early at 530pm for dinner and found the shop empty. Ordered the CKT with oysters (RM15) which was served less than 5 minutes later. It was piping hot. Serving size is small but with plenty of toppings - oysters, lap cheong, fish cake, egg, etc. Reasonably good wok hei, good taste, not groundbreaking. Wasn’t full so decided to try the fried tanghoon (glass noodles). This is served with a dark soy sauce gravy. This was just “so-so” only. Seems to taste like it was prepared with no effort or enthusiasm. So if I’m coming again, I’ll just stick to the CKT. Service is friendly and they can speak Cantonese here!

We are extremely fortunate to know an Amazon staff member who invited us into the Sphere. It is of special interest to architects, engineers, designers but to the layman the unique structure and very atmospheric space within can be enjoyed just as much. We spent nearly two hours exploring the many levels and the myriad of nooks and niches - always close the the lush tropical greenery. Definitely worth visiting. Very generous of Amazon to share this with the public although it was designed as a meeting and break out space for those who work there. 10/10

An absolutely joyful and beautifully curated small museum. Dedicated to the stain glass and ceramic works of renowned American artist Louis Comfort Tiffany (of the Tiffany lamps fame) and the precious salvaged interiors of his Laurelton Estate. The complimentary literature that accompanies each room exhibit is so well-crafted and joy to read. Thoroughly enjoyed wandering through each beautiful room. The gift shop is a treasure trove and such a delight. Highly recommended and a worthy antithesis to Orlando’s theme park plagued personality!

We came specifically for the Mackintosh House and were not disappointed. The curation of the exhibit is so engaging, polished and authentic. Took advantage of the thoughtful senior citizen discount. The meticulous reassembly of the house interiors originally from 6 Florentine Terrace is nothing short of stunning. Mainly of interest to architects and design aficionados, the small turn out on that day allowed us to luxuriate in the rooms mostly to ourselves - such a treat! Certainly not to be missed when visiting Scotland.

The most unassuming partially-hidden verdant location known only to locals, regular out-of-towners and food hunters. Not entirely convinced about its claim of authenticity (is this truly South Indian or simply Malaysian Indian?) but certainly very impressed by the freshest taste and quality especially the tomato curry. At RM14 inclusive of a more than credible Marsala tea, this deserves a return visit.