Food is our Biggest Neccessity in Daily Life

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Yeah, without food we won't have energy and without energy, we won't be able to perform up to the maximum. Lol... I guess one of my hobbies is to eat and nothing but EAT. Hahaha...

Wondering what to eat later or tomorrow? Well, here's some suggestions....

Mince chicken mee at SCR
Rating: 8 of 10

Cantonese Kueh Tiaw, SCR
Rating: 7 of 10

Or other promotional food offer ...

Belachan beehoon, coffeeshop behind The Banquet
Rating: 8 of 10

'Gu Bak Mee', behind The Banquet
Rating: 7 of 10

Gu Bak Mee comes with a bowl of soup

Sambal sotong
Rating: errmm, I end up MC for 2 days

Rameon, The Spring
Rating: 9 of 10

It comes with some kimchii
Rating: 6 of 10

"Phak Lor" Rice at 4th Mile
Rating: 6 of 10

Ayam masak merah, 4th mile
Rating: 5 of 10

Curry Mee, 7th Mile
Rating: 7 of 10

Chao Chai Mee Hoon, 7th mile
Rating: 9 of 10

Comments

Rose world said…
Since when ur blog becomes a food blog. You always make me hungry when I visit your blog.
4:20 PM
Dav DiDi said…
hehe .. Rose, can't help it .. i use to go out for some nice, simple, affordable and local meal ..
8:39 AM
Aries said…
Oooo all those photos of food makes me drool. Everything looks yummy.
1:08 PM
Dav DiDi said…
Hi Aries, Hope I dont make you gets way too hungry :)
7:59 AM
James said…
Hello,

I was wondering if you accept guest post for your blog. If you do, I would like to submit a few. You can see a sample of my work at LaptopComputers.org under the author James Mowery. I've also written for several high-profile blogs like Mashable, Performancing, and CMSWire. Thank you for your time.

- James
12:27 PM
Dav DiDi said…
Hi James, Thanks for visiting my little blog .. may I ask what do you mean of guest post
12:40 PM
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