For Kimmy, she ordered Spicy Maxi Meals which contains, 1 piece of Chicken, 1 piece of Fish, 1 piece of Tender Chicken, Mashed Potato and 1 Grape Juice. The price for this set meal is RM10.90. The taste meanwhile according to Kimmy is very mild and not so good. As usual, the taste is just normal taste and nothing special. The taste for chicken, fish and tender chicken also very mild and she did not recommend you to try this as well.
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Food Hunt: Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, Wangsa Walk
For Kimmy, she ordered Spicy Maxi Meals which contains, 1 piece of Chicken, 1 piece of Fish, 1 piece of Tender Chicken, Mashed Potato and 1 Grape Juice. The price for this set meal is RM10.90. The taste meanwhile according to Kimmy is very mild and not so good. As usual, the taste is just normal taste and nothing special. The taste for chicken, fish and tender chicken also very mild and she did not recommend you to try this as well.
Cinema Movie: Toy Story 3
| Release Date: 17 June 2010 |
| Language: English |
| Genre: Animation |
| Running Time: 1 hour 46 minutes |
| Director: Lee Unkrich |
| Cast: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Don Rickles, Jim Varney |
The creators of the beloved "Toy Story" films re-open the toy box and bring moviegoers back to the delightful world of our favorite gang of toy characters in "Toy Story 3". As Andy prepares to depart for college, Buzz, Woody and the rest of his loyal toys are troubled about their uncertain future. Directed by Lee Unkrich (co-director of "Toy Story 2" and "Finding Nemo"), "Toy Story 3" is a comical new adventure that lands the toys in a room full untamed tots who can't wait to get their sticky little fingers on these "new" toys. It's pandemonium as they try to stay together, ensuring "no toy gets left behind." Meanwhile, Barbie comes face to plastic face with Ken (yes, that Ken). _______________________________________________________ My Comments: Introducing the new cinema in town, the TGV Wangsa Walk who opened a few weeks ago and the cinema was the latest chain by TGV. It was a great cinema with a comfortable and beautiful seats. Well, the price are not cheap as well with Normal Seats RM13.00 while Couple Seats costs RM15.00 per person. It was the largest and the most modern yet beautiful cinemas in town among the TGV cinemas at the moment. Kimmy & ME was there today to try out this new cinema and it was totally great. We watched Toy Story 3 and we are lucky to sat on Cinema 1 where it was the largest cinema there. The seats were comfortable and beautiful as well and I have a great time watching this movie. Let's go straight to the movie comments. This movie is a great movie to catch for the whole family. It contains laughter, emotional as well as some action for us to see as well and definately it will be fun for the kids as well. I would totally recommend you to watch this movie either in 2D or 3D as well. It's talking about the toys who were communicating each other while trying hard so that they can find a toys owner. There are good toys and bad toys in this movie and I guess children would love this movie as well. I would give a good marks for this movie as I did not find any room to critic this animated movie as it was not boring and you will enjoy it right till the end. MY RATING: 5/5 ; KIMMY RATING: 5/5 |
Food Hunt: Restoran Tong Siang, Desa Aman Puri
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Lifestyle: Shell V-Power 97

Shell Malaysia has launched the latest addition to its high-performance Shell V-Power fuels – Shell V-Power 97, which is designed to give motorists improved power and performance for any car they drive, at the government-regulated RON 97 pricing (currently RM2.05 per litre). The Shell V-Power family of fuels is the culmination of over 60 years of innovation and shared passion for performance with Ferrari in the motorsports arena.
“Contrary to popular belief, not all fuels are the same. At Shell, we are committed to making better fuels for our customers and their cars. With over a century of experience in fuel development, the experts at Shell have introduced Shell V-Power 97 to meet the Malaysian customers’ demand for a performance fuel,” said Azman Ismail, Managing Director, Shell Malaysia Trading Sdn Bhd.
“Today, we are proud to make available to Malaysian motorists Shell V-Power 97 which is designed to help your car achieve its performance potential whatever car you drive at the same regulated price for RON 97 that motorists are familiar with,” he added.
Shell V-Power 97 is now available at more than 750 Shell stations nationwide replacing the regulated RON97 fuel grade at the pump. Shell V-Power Racing, the premium fuel, though, will continue to be sold at over 40 sites in the city centres at the Klang Valley and Johor.
The Technology Behind Shell V-Power 97
The new Shell V-Power 97 boasts the same Friction Modification Technology (FMT) additive used by Shell for Ferrari in Formula One races. Proprietary to Shell V-Power fuels, FMT has been uniquely developed in Shell’s research laboratories and in participation with its long-term technical partner, Ferrari.
Formulated to ensure a cleaner engine in any car you drive, FMT also helps engine parts work smoothly to deliver improved responsiveness. The friction reduction properties of the new Shell V-Power 97 are designed to improve acceleration by reducing friction between moving parts in the engine, thus releasing more energy of the fuel to drive the vehicle. All this, at the price of regular RON97 petrol.
Ahead of the Shell V-Power 97 launch, Shell deployed its Men in Red teams around the Klang Valley to give motorists the excitement of pit-stop crew in action. Dressed in red overalls, Shell Men in Red gave Malaysian motorists a quick car pampering session absolutely free as a prelude to the launch of this exciting new breakthrough fuel. The services of the Men in Red are still available at selected Shell stations nationwide until the end of July for Shell V-Power 97 customers.
In conjunction with the launch of Shell V-Power 97, Shell will be unveiling in weeks to come other exhilarating Shell V-Power experiences for Malaysian motorists. For more information on how to fuel your driving passion or where to catch the Men in Red teams, visit www.shell.com.my/vpower.
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My Comments: I have tried pumping this petrol today and I found it very powerful compared to other fuel. Even BHP 97 also loses to them currently and I would say the best petrol that I've ever used it before. The fuel consumption is very less and powerful as well. I pump about RM62.00 (28 litres) and I can actually go till 340KM = RM0.18 per kilometre. I felt it's very worth it and the engine sound is very low and smoother as well. This is a new product from Shell and why not we give it a try. The RON95 is not powerful at all and after all, the engine sound is very loud when it reaches 60 km/ph. If you haven't try, do try it as it was powerful and an improved fuel compared to RON97 previously introduced by Shell. Enjoy your 'powerful ride'! :) MY RATING: 5/5
Food Hunt: BBQ Chicken, Wangsa Walk Mall
Welcome to yet another edition of Food Hunt and today Me & Alan had actually decided to go for movie after our haircut but unfortunately we are unable to watch movie because there's too many people queing up to buy tickets and since the movie is going to start in about 10 minutes, I am sure we could not make it. It's at Wangsa Walk in Wangsa Maju, Kuala Lumpur.
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Food Hunt: Nando's, Tropicana City Mall

Cinema Movie: The Karate Kid
Release Date: 10 June 2010 |
| Language: English |
| Running Time: 2 hours 12 minutes |
| Director: Harald Zwart |
| Cast: Jaden Smith, Jackie Chan. |
11 year-old Dre Parker (Jaden Smith) and his mother, Sherry, are forced to move to Beijing, China as a result of a job transfer. Dre struggles to adapt and finds himself in trouble with one of the toughest boys at school. Unknown to Dre, Mr. Han, his apartment building's maintenance man and a retired karate instructor, has been secretly watching Dre's struggles. Mr. Han steps in to defend Dre and becomes his mentor. |
Food Hunt: MKP Lum Mee Restaurant, Damansara Utama
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
World News: New, better, slimmer, iPhone unveiled
SAN FRANCISCO: The next iPhone comes out June 24 and will have a higher-resolution screen, longer battery life and thinner design. CEO Steve Jobs opened Apple Inc.'s annual conference for software developers Monday by demonstrating the iPhone 4, which will cost US$199 or $299 in the U.S. with a two-year AT&T contract, depending on the capacity. The iPhone 3GS, which debuted last year, will still be available, for $99. Some of the mystery surrounding Apple's latest creation had been punctured in April, when the tech blog Gizmodo bought a lost iPhone prototype for $5,000 and posted pictures of the unit.
Apple demanded it back, and authorities have been investigating whether a Gizmodo editor broke any laws. "Stop me if you've already seen this," Jobs said Monday as he started his demo. The iPhone 4 is sleeker and more advanced than the original iPhone that came out in 2007. Like the iPhone 3GS, it comes in black or white, though it has a more angular look. Its front and back are covered with glass, and it is rimmed with stainless steel that acts as part of the phone's antenna. It is about three-eighths of an inch thick; the iPhone 3GS is nearly half an inch.It can shoot high-definition video, catching up to some other smart phones. It has a gyroscope in addition to other sensors, to enable more advanced motion-sensing applications, such as games and mapping services. The display on the iPhone remains 3.5 inches (8.9 centimeters) diagonally, but Jobs noted that it can show four times as many pixels - the individual colored dots that make up an image - as the previous screen.
That makes for a sharper appearance. One of the most noticeable changes is the iPhone's new camera on the front that can be used for videoconferencing, in addition to a five-megapixel camera and a flash on the back. For now, the videoconferencing function, FaceTime, works only if both parties to the call have an iPhone 4 and are connected over Wi-Fi rather than a cell phone network. Jobs indicated that FaceTime will eventually work over cellular networks, saying Apple needs to "work a little bit" with wireless providers to make it "ready for the future."
The battery on the new iPhone will allow up to seven hours of talk time - an improvement over five hours on the last model. It can handle up to six hours of Web browsing over cellular networks or 10 hours over Wi-Fi. The new phone will run the latest version of Apple's mobile software, now called iOS4, which Apple unveiled in April to offer such features as the ability to operate more than one program at a time. Older iPhones and iPod Touch devices will be able to get iOS4 as a free download June 21, though not all features will work on them.New applications for the device will include a version of the popular game Farmville and one from Netflix that lets people watch streaming video where they left off on their TV. Apple is trying to tighten the links between the iPhone and its iPad tablet, which came out April 3. It is releasing a version of its iBooks e-reading application for the iPhone, which means people could buy an e-book from Apple on either device and read it on either one as well. Michael Gartenberg, a partner at analyst firm Altimeter Group, said the iPhone upgrade puts pressure on smart-phone makers that use Google's Android operating software.
Android, which was first released on a phone in 2008, has been gaining popularity as major phone makers such have Motorola Inc. have relied on the software for iPhone rivals such as the Droid. "I think Apple knows how to teach people about things they don't yet know they want," he said. Meanwhile Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs was thwarted Monday in his attempt to show off how clearly the newest iPhone displays Web pages, apparently because too many people were clogging the airwaves at the conference where he was on stage.
Jobs tried three times during his keynote to do a side-by-side comparison of the iPhone 4's screen resolution versus its predecessor's. He was trying to call up The New York Times' Web page, but it wouldn't load because too many devices in the room were operating over Wi-Fi, swamping the frequency. Jobs switched to backup phones for the demonstration, but he was still stymied. "Well jeez, I don't like this," Jobs groused. He abandoned the demo while staffers investigated.Technological glitches at technology conferences are common, but less so at Apple's carefully choreographed events. Last month at a demonstration of Google Inc.'s Internet television technology, Google representatives had trouble showing how easy it was supposed to be to switch back and forth between browsing Web content and TV programming. Google pleaded with attendees to shut off their wireless connections, as did Jobs on Monday. He asked bloggers and other people in the room to turn off their wireless connections and put their computers on the floor. "I think bloggers have a right to blog, but if we want to see the demos we're going to have to do it," he said. The demos immediately after that went smoothly. But a later demo of a video-calling feature that requires a wireless Internet connection was sluggish at times. - AP
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Food Hunt: Timeless Penang Restaurant, Berjaya Times Square

Once we sat down, the waiter immedietely served us with the menu and some explainations and recommendations from the waiter over there. I would rate their customer service good. I've ordered Western Fried Rice and a glass of White Coffee Cold. Meanwhile Kimmy ordered Assam Laksa and a glass of Hot Jasmine Lemon Tea. We've also ordered 'Cucur Udang' as our appetizer as well. Let's go straight to the food comments. Overall the food was pretty dissapointing as well. The Western Fried Rice that I've ordered is not tasty at all and sucks all time. The fried rice was almost tasteless and not enough taste. The rice was served with some fried crab meat and 2 medium prawns. The "Cucur Udang" meanwhile was just average. It was not tasty as well and it was pretty dissapointing too. For the White Coffee, it was just normal and nothing special. I bet Old Town White Coffee is much better than this restaurant.
Address:
Lot 01-25, 1st Floor, West Wing, Berjaya Times Square,
1, Jalan Imbi,
55100, Kuala Lumpur
Business Hours: 10.00am - 10.00pm daily
Telephone Number: 03-21412863

