Im back, all. It has been a very hectic week, especially when PIDC Cup, which is an annual sports event, requires us to practice marching, cheerleading, and practice for sports. For my batch and I, we really practised and sacrificed our comfort time for the whole team. I would tell you more about this interesting event on my next post!
Today im going to mainly share about my food experiences, and trust me, food here would get better overtime. Just know which shop to go to.
Within our campus, there is a cafe, named Cafe Malaysia, which caters to us Malaysian taste bud. I was previously told that the chefs were trained in Malaysia, but of India nationality. On my first day, I ordered their nasi goreng biasa, and honestly, it was slightly tasteless, not inedible, but just bland. And i tried more food of course, because thats where we all only know how to go. Their fried noodles is unlike the noodles in malaysia. Understand that different countries have a different style of cooking, however, this tasted very bland too.... i was quite disappointed with the food quality and service. We are only allowed to have 45 minutes break, and the food came 10 minutes before the next class starts, so i had to pack it, ( bungkus/tapao in India is said as 'parcel' ).
A few days later, my friends and I scouted around the campus, just to find good edible food, which makes you feel satisfied. I proudly present to you, GREEN CHILI CAFE. It serves usual food, with chinese food as well, being part of the menu.
Here in Salem, most of the things can be delivered straight to your doorstep! The use the term 'parcel' instead of 'tapao' or 'bungkus'. SO its really very convenient getting food around here.
I introduced this shop to my batchmates and they have been coming back here to seek for GOOD FOOD. as in like food that can satisfy your Malaysia / Indian tastebud and food preference.
I shall post about India's own fried chicken chain, RFC Chicken (Rajas Fried Chicken) and other shops that my seniors brought us to, and since then has been one of my favourite stalls!
Once again thank you so much for reading and visiting, hopefully you are able to get an insight of the way of living here!
till then, tata~
Today im going to mainly share about my food experiences, and trust me, food here would get better overtime. Just know which shop to go to.
Within our campus, there is a cafe, named Cafe Malaysia, which caters to us Malaysian taste bud. I was previously told that the chefs were trained in Malaysia, but of India nationality. On my first day, I ordered their nasi goreng biasa, and honestly, it was slightly tasteless, not inedible, but just bland. And i tried more food of course, because thats where we all only know how to go. Their fried noodles is unlike the noodles in malaysia. Understand that different countries have a different style of cooking, however, this tasted very bland too.... i was quite disappointed with the food quality and service. We are only allowed to have 45 minutes break, and the food came 10 minutes before the next class starts, so i had to pack it, ( bungkus/tapao in India is said as 'parcel' ).
A few days later, my friends and I scouted around the campus, just to find good edible food, which makes you feel satisfied. I proudly present to you, GREEN CHILI CAFE. It serves usual food, with chinese food as well, being part of the menu.
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| // the menu // |
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| // gobi manchurian! (cauliflower) // |
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| // chicken szechuan fried rice // |
Here in Salem, most of the things can be delivered straight to your doorstep! The use the term 'parcel' instead of 'tapao' or 'bungkus'. SO its really very convenient getting food around here.
I introduced this shop to my batchmates and they have been coming back here to seek for GOOD FOOD. as in like food that can satisfy your Malaysia / Indian tastebud and food preference.
I shall post about India's own fried chicken chain, RFC Chicken (Rajas Fried Chicken) and other shops that my seniors brought us to, and since then has been one of my favourite stalls!
Once again thank you so much for reading and visiting, hopefully you are able to get an insight of the way of living here!
till then, tata~
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