In the last 2 years or so, I have discovered number of local restaurants that tantalizes my taste buds. Totally gastronomical experiences!
One of the treasures was unearthed when I was exploring Aeon Terbrau City one of the weekends. I noticed there were 2 different medical halls on the topmost level. Upon passing by a second instance, I did a double-take and realised that one of them was actually a herbal restaurant. Being a typical "uncle type", with a penchant for herbal soups and hot drinks, I decided to try their offerings for myself.
Thereafter, it was almost a monthly affair at Tang Shi Fu. I think I have recommended the restaurant to almost all my colleagues and church friends. Every first experience was quickly affirmed by smiles and many positive feedback by all. Many agreed that their prices are very reasonable as well. So, why don't you pay TSF a visit and pamper yourself with a nourishing treat while you are in JB?
http://www.tangshifu.com.my/
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Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Nourishing Herbal Delights
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Sunday, July 24, 2011
Yew's Cafe
I stumbled upon this recommendation in one of the forums. Have not tried it myself, but it sure looks really yummy! For location and contacts, please check out their website above.

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Alright, need to get a few colleagues or friends for lunch or dinner soon! I'll update with my feedback when the food is being digested in my system!
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Horizon Hills
Taken from http://www.horizonhills.com.my/
Went down to view Horizon Hills on 5th July 2011 after reading so much about it from a local forum about living in JB. Upon entering the development, one can aptly describe the drive in as breath-taking. I could not help but to slow my vehicle to a crawl (it's hard to do so, if you know what I am driving) as I stretched my neck to peer out of my side windows. What greeted me were rows of landed properties I could only habour a guess that they were from the Gateway Precinct. As I continued the drive in, I could only feel lightness as I approached the first roundabout. The Golf Precinct found me on both sides. It was a moment of epiphany. I understood why this was such a popular development!
In the next minutes, I begun to realise I wasn't alone. There were two other vehicles advancing at a very slow pace, and my assumption was that they had bouts of breathlessness, very much like the ailment I had very suddenly assumed. Very soon, I arrived at the Club House. However, if you made your trip there, you would realise too that it will be the designer golf course that would greet you first.
Images taken from my iPhone 4.
Of course, I went straight to the sales office to find out more about HH. I'll skip the details, but suffice to say, those of you who are interested should make your way down to have a friendly and informative chit chat with the sales team at the Clubhouse.
Before I left, I decided to try a western delight offered by the Clubhouse restaurant. I really liked the Fillet of Garoupa with lemon butter sauce shown below. Just RM$32 for this and a glass of fresh starfruit juice!
On 5th of July, I learnt to spell "love" very differently.
I spelt it H-O-R-I-Z-O-N-H-I-L-L-S.
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