To be honest, I’m not sure how long this will last because it just sounds too good to be true. I’m counting my blessings today and thanking Buddha for where this journey is going to take me because I got an offer today to become a paid food blogger. Continue reading
A little more than 3 years ago, I arrived home with a similar desire to blog about my thoughts after being away for a month. That was also when the idea of this blog was born into life and thus, we can see ourselves here now.
I returned home back to Toronto this past Tuesday after travelling for a month in Asia — to Hong Kong, South Korea, and Japan. Continue reading
Hokuten no Oka Lake Abashiri Tsuruga Resort, Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan. October 2016
[Post-dated post]. Hard to believe that a little pool of water can give you so much relaxation, health benefits, and MOOD! One of the highlights of my trip to Hokkaido this past first week of October has been the onsen from the hot springs in Japan. It’s simply a pool of H2O, but when you soak into that hot, steaming bath water, the feeling is simply indescribable. Continue reading
Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. September 2016
[Post-dated post]. Literally just came back from Hong Kong a day and a half ago but I’m already missing it. This photo is of the Hong Kong skyscrapers and buildings from the 18th floor of the BP International Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui. Although I go to Hong Kong relatively often — about once a year — looking back at this photo, I really want to be back there again. Continue reading
Pokemon Go screenshot, Hong Kong. September 2016
Quest: What an easy and most appropriate photo theme for me this week! 😂 I’m currently on vacation in Asia and since collecting virtual reality creatures, called Pokemon, are region-specific, it is only here in Asia that I can capture something called a Farfetch’d. Continue reading
OktoberFEAST & the Canadian Cancer Society
Mark Saturday, October 22, 2016 on your calendar, folks, because OktoberFEAST is coming to town (Address: Markham Museum, 9350 Markham Rd., Markham)!
OktoberFEAST (oktoberfeast.ca) is an indulgent evening showcasing the hottest food trends and coolest libations. With entertainment and a vibrant atmosphere, OktoberFEAST is sure to satisfy every craving.
Transforming an ordinary night into something extraordinary, local vendors like craft brewers, wineries, and the hottest restaurants have joined forces to raise funds for the fight against cancer. All proceeds from OktoberFEAST support the Canadian Cancer Society’s ground-breaking research and support services.
合益泰小食 Hop Yik Tai located at 121 Kweilin St, Shum Shui Po in Hong Kong
On the second day of Hong Kong in 2016, we went to 合益泰小食 (Hop Yik Tai) in Shum Shui Po on 121 Kweilin Street to have lunch. Apparently this place boasts the best cheung fun (rice noodles) in Hong Kong. I was excited to try it out. 😀 Continue reading
Watei Japanese Restaurant located at Shop 133 134A & 136C 1/F Cityu One Plaza City One Sha Tin in Hong Kong
On my first day coming back to Hong Kong, we ate at Watei Japanese Restaurant for an early dinner (which fit well because I was experiencing jet lag and highly exhausted after an hour or so into the dinner). Watei Japanese Restaurant is located at Shop 133, 134A & 136C, 1/F, Cityu One Plaza, City One in Sha Tin. Continue reading
Potato Noodle Soup of Bai located at 8333 Kennedy Road, Unit 1077 in Markham
Even though I didn’t enjoy my first visit to Potato Noodle Soup of Bai, when I found out that they had opened a brand new full-service restaurant at Langham Square and we were conveniently in the area looking for dinner, we decided to walk in to try it out. The first location of Potato Noodle Soup of Bai appears in the food court on the second level of Pacific Mall. For those of you who want to read the review I did of that location, you can click here. Continue reading
EdgeWalk on the CN Tower, Toronto. August 2011
In the summer of 2011 when the CN Tower first introduced its EdgeWalk program, my friend Rachel and I were one of the first to brave together to try this first “walk on the edge” on the 356-metre high tower, the highest free-standing tower in Toronto. We were literally walking, leaning over, peering beyond the city, on the edge! 😛 Continue reading
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