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This article is to help those who plan to live longer term in Puchong, with a sneak peak of the cost of living here in Puchong. I dare say we are one of the lowest budget place to live. Photo by Ray

Qing Ming Festival : Honoring Our Ancestors Qing Ming Festival, also known as Tomb Sweeping Day, is a traditional Chinese festival dedicated to honoring our ancestors. It usually falls on early

Cake Fries: The Perfect Combo of Cupcakes and French Fries! If you’re a fan of 2 Broke Girls, you’ve probably seen some unique dessert ideas come to life on the show. One that stands out? Cake

Last week, I went on my first trip to Bangkok with my cousins. Our flight was at 10:40 AM. I usually get insomnia before a flight, but not this time. I woke up at 5 AM and started packing the rest of

Last week, I went on my first trip to Bangkok with my cousins. Malaysians can visit Bangkok often—it’s just a two-hour flight, and with AirAsia, it’s quite affordable. Our flight was at

1. Persian food at USJ Subang We recently visited Lalezar, a Middle Eastern restaurant nestled in USJ Heights. It’s 20 minutes drive from Puchong on a rainy noon. Our meal began with Mirza

I recently had the opportunity to try Mongolian salted milk tea from an instant powdered packet, and it was quite an unexpected experience! Coming from a background where tea is usually sweetened or

Acro Yoga for Couples (Private Class in Puchong) Recently my husband and I signed up for a couple yoga class right at our house at Puchong. Photo by Ruslan Zh on Unsplash The session begins with a

6/8 is common in modern music, especially for songs with a gentle, rocking motion. It’s straightforward and creates a steady, flowing

I ordered fresh sashimi grade oyster delivery to my apartment in Puchong. Malaysia is surrounded by the ocean, but oyster is not a readily available delicacies. Usually I will eat by the mall at