Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts

Monday, September 16, 2013

Sunday, August 18, 2013

Bojio Friday

There is this bojio trend going on in my class, 'bojio' in Hokkien meaning 'I wasn't invited!' in a half protesting half joking kind of way but it sounds a lot cooler in its original language. And I feel like this trend is going stale now but every few sentences or so I hear people going "bojio!"

Go to the toilet bojio!
Stand together bojio!
Do homework bojio!
Sleep in class bojio!
Take selfie bojio!

It kinda feels like my classmates have lost their ability to do anything if they're not invited to do it. So to avoid being a victim of the bojio accusation every single one of our classmates was invited to go on a burger lunch trip during lunch break. There were four cars and there were 22 of us which equals about a squeeze of about six people in each car (all Myvi's coincidentally). And then we drove to Crayon Burger in SS15 and filled up the burger shop so much so we even got fries on the house.

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(Thoughts on the burger: MARSHALLS IN PENANG WAS WAY SUPERIOR IN TERMS OF PRICE AND YUMMINESS OK but company more than made up for it)

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(The hermaphroditic stickpeople were not our creation but bojio is)

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Monday, June 3, 2013

Sunday, May 5, 2013

Political Birthday Party

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Political birthday party
\ puh-lit-i-kuhl burth-dey pahr-tee \ , noun;
1.
a birthday party held to celebrate the birth of an individual but ultimately turns into a party for discussing politics.

Sunday, April 7, 2013

Artsy Cafe Tripping/ Semi Atiqah Appreciation Post

On Thursday Atiqah and I followed Yu Chia around Georgetown who was looking for buildings to sketch in order to fill up her portfolio. Along the way we stopped at several cafes and also did an impulsive detour to the Lim Jetty and Chew Jetty to do touristy things such as taking pictures.

Our first breakfast stop was Harvest Inn. It was good, fast and friendly.
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This simple assembly of bread and ham took thirty minutes to arrive on my table at the new Cozy in the Rocket Cafe. Boutique cafes are overrated. But I'm still addicted.

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"This is probably just what it would have looked like if we had gone there during the sunset." - Yu Chia

DSC_08212 DSC_08252 DSC_08272 At the end of the day, the Pelita nasi kandar wins hands down in terms of efficiency, service, pricing, taste and comfort.

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Marshall's Burger

On my fifth day of stalking Larry Stylinson (it made me happy) I started dating myself (because there's really no reason not to: I'm free and have a car and amuse myself well) and finally went out to try the new place in town: Marshall's Burger. It seems that everyone's talking about it, and I keep overhearing conversations about it even when sitting in cafes just trying to finish my spaghetti.

My first impression of the place was that it was super crowded and tiny and loud. There's almost no space between chairs, and you have to squeeze through sitting diners in order to get to the counter. And the menu was all over the walls which was rather confusing if you've reached the counter and the cashiers are looking at you expectantly. I ordered a Classic Beef Burger with cheddar cheese because it was the first decent thing I read. Upon later studying I found a chicken burger called The Cock which is stupid. Saying it out loud would be awkward: "Uh..I want a The Cock please, with some french fries."



Having placed my order at 7:44PM I went to sit by the wall on a bar stool. It wasn't that comfortable as we were all so crammed together. I thought I would make social interaction but in the end the only social interaction I got was with the cashier who very nearly hit me with a mineral bottle cleaning up the table.

At 8.15PM I received my burger. I admit my timing was bad; I visited the burger shop at its peak hour.




For RM8.90 (no tax or service charge), the burger was OK. I don't really eat burgers aside from McDonald's burgers and the roadside Ramlee burgers, so a burger is a burger to me. The beef burger was definitely better than McDonald's one though. I'm sorry but that's the only comparison I can make. It's juicier, the beef patty is about 1 inch thick and beefy and flavourful, the onions add crunchiness to the bite, plus there was this sweet red-coloured sauce which I guess is probably a homemade ketchup, which was the best part of the whole burger. I think I was hungry after 30 minutes of waiting in self-induced social anxiety but the burger was too small!! I finished it in about 10 or 15 minutes and was quite sad that it did so quickly.

hurrah for my first cafe review/ mini date blogpost! Despite being worried about people beating me up for taking their pictures I'm glad I survived my first date with my NIKON D5100 YES I GOT A DSLR I'M SO HAPPY ASDFGHJKL I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THE END OF THIS BLOGPOST TO ANNOUNCE IT DON'T WORRY MY LOVE YOU'LL GET A SPECIAL BLOG POST SOON!!