Malaysia Food Blog – Apple Foodees

Went for a trip to London yesterday and these are some of the pictures I took at the London Eye. The “Eye” was set up right next to River Thames. The standard price for an adult is £17.50. As for childrens age 4 to 15 years old, its £8.75. Meanwhile children under 4 gets to ride the London Eye for free. As for senior citizens and disabled persons will need to pay £14.00 each.

While riding in one of the capsules on the London Eye, you get to see some of the famous landmarks in London, namely Big Ben, River Thames and the Westminster Bridge.
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Full House is a very unique Western-style restaurant located in NZX (Niu Ze Xui). The restaurant was decorated beautifully. You can see that they do pay attention to every little details to their decorations they have here. Even the menu was hand-drawn too. Hand-drawn and printed of course. Although their selection of appetizers, main course and desserts are limited, but it doesn’t really matter as long as the quality of their food is good.

There is a mini-cooper right infront of their restaurant. Also, the waiters and waitresses were dressed like maids.

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Shihlin’s Night Market is one of the most famous night market located in Shihlin, Taipei. Oyster Noodles or Ay Chung Flour Rice Noodles is a must try street food if you ever come to Shihlin. The noodles are actually the soft mee aka “Mee Suah”.

Opened since 1975, Ay Chung offers only one and only one type menu which is the Oyster Noodle. Hence the worker’s job is simple. Customers will order their noodles, collect and pay them at the kitchen area. If you like your noodles a lot tastier, there is a sauce section just beside the seating area.

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Emirates is the official international airline of the United Arab Emirates. Emirates has a reputable track record for being on time for its flights except of course under certain situations when it is not safe to travel.

As Arabic is their official language, all the announcement and menus were given in Arab followed by English. The stickers provided for your instructions to the air stewardess were also in Arab. Well, I do not know about the other airlines; this is the first time I see stickers are use as the mode of communication between the passengers who are asleep and the air hostess.

This is the dinner menu that was given for flights going from KLIA, Kuala Lumpur to Dubai. Being a big fan of curry, I chose the Chicken Curry as my main course.

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