Thursday, December 5, 2019
FREE 1st Cup from ZUS Coffee
The USP is not just the hand-crafted coffee and the choices offered, but the delivery to your doorstep.
Give it a try and see if you like their coffee or the delivery services
URL: https://zuscoffee.com/
Tuesday, July 23, 2019
Review for Dahmakan: Malaysia Food Delivery
You may have heard about 'dahmakan' by now. They claimed to specialise in chef-made food delivery to your doorstep. As I have tried other food delivery services like Foodpanda and Grab food, so why not giving it a try too. Furthermore, I was being offered a first-time user voucher worth RM48 at RM20 by their promoters at Berjaya Times Square, Kuala Lumpur. Sounds like a good deal right? Basically, they are giving out around 58% discount to try their food for the first time.
- Dahmakan is different from other food delivery providers. They have their own chefs preparing the food by themselves using their own packaging. So basically you can only order from their selected daily menu, not from any other restaurants out there.
- Their menu is based on a daily basis and first-come-first-serve basis. Meaning, every item have a limit (users will not know what is the quantity available) per day. These items can be sold-out if there is high demand or towards later of the day.
- You are allowed to pre-book your meal a few days in advance. Just need to choose the items, indicate the time of delivery and location. Payment can be made via credit card, Boost and even pay upon delivery.
- I tried to pre-book a meal for 2 days in advance and paid by Boost via the dahmakan app. Everything runs smoothly and I got email notification of my order. My pre-set delivery time was 12.20PM - 1.20PM. Take note that the options given were all with 1-hour range. At first, I didn't bother much because my experience with other food delivery providers was always early.
- Until the day of delivery, I realised that they have changed my delivery time to 1.25PM - 1.40PM. After a while, I received a notification stating there is a delay. As a typical consumer, I would expect to have my meal within the pre-set time and this delay for a pre-booked meal is not acceptable.

- Then I tried to contact their customer service, but there was no reply. I waited for so long until I gave up. The waiting time keeps changing from 15 minutes, 8 minutes, 6 minutes then 7 minutes...

- I cannot cancel my order and I cannot go out to get my lunch but to wait for the meal to arrive. Luckily I do not have any appointments during these hours. Can't imagine if other customers who have fixed lunch hours and the delay could cause them to rush for their work.
- Waited until 1.20PM, the dahmakan staff called and asked me to collect the meal myself at the roadside. Seems like they cannot deliver to the office, despite having the option in the app to drop the meal at my office reception. Again, luckily my job is flexible enough to go out of the office anytime and pick up my meal.

The meal was cold when it arrived. - This is the meal I ordered, Salted Egg Buttered Chicken with Rice for RM14.90. Delivery charges of RM3 are waived with minimum order of RM18. So, I add on a Coconut Jelly for RM3.80. In total, my lunch with dahmakan cost RM18.80. I think this is $$$$$ costly but glad I got discount credits for trying this. What do you think?
- By the way, I nearly forget to mention this too. The rice was wet and sticky, not sure why but maybe over-cooked... I hope Chef Wong saw my feedback from the app.
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| Coconut Jelly for RM3.80 |
Wednesday, July 12, 2017
Nasi Lemak Burger in McDonald's Singapore
McDonald's is introducing the Nasi Lemak Burger for a limited time to celebrate Singapore's National Day and in conjunction with the Singapore Food Festival 2017. Not just the nasi lemak, there will be Chendol McFlurry too and these limited time menu starts on 13th July, tomorrow.
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| Image source: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/image/9025050/16x9/670/377/6d3d354f9028b94536620c6b47e92509/qm/mcdonald-s-locally-inspired-menu.jpg |
What say you?
Source: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/mcdonald-s-introduces-nasi-lemak-burger-chendol-mcflurry-to-9025038
Friday, March 3, 2017
Disappointing Kopi Club
Saturday, December 20, 2014
Poor Quality Control at Sushi Zammai
Recently I went to Sushi Zammai at Fahrenheit 88 Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur for my dinner. As usual, I ordered my favourite soft shell crab maki and salmon maki. However, when they served the the maki, I realised that it is so much different than the one I used to have.
Being a frequent customer there, I am confident that this is not how it supposed to be served. So, I called the one of the staff and told him about the maki with so less fish roe. Without apologizing and showing me a long face...he only took one of it back to the kitchen and returned with a slightly better one but still not satisfactory. We shown him the other maki, he refused to change for the other one which I think he was so ignorance. See for yourself these pictures for comparison and is this how it supposed to be served?
Feel so disappointed on how they control the quality of products and poor service staffs in handling customer concerns. Is this what we want to experience for spending at the restaurant?
Friday, July 11, 2014
Fine Dining, Anyone?
Before you answer this question, let's have a better understanding of what is fine dining.
Fine dining restaurants offers full service restaurant with very specific meal courses. The restaurants normally feature high quality materials, well-trained wait staffs and even a complete cutlery for dedicated food. The physical evidence of a fine dining restaurants are much more eye-catching with unique interior design, specifically crafted by the restaurateur.
Sounds good?
To enjoy fine dining, you will need to follow certain rules of dining which guests are generally expected to comply with, including a dress code and dining etiquette. I think all these are the unique proposition of fine dining and the worthiness of it as being served exclusively in a distinctive restaurant.
How about the food?
This is the most subjective question to answer in fine dining. The food served in fine dining are normally categorised as culinary art. Yes, it is an 'art' where the food portions are usually 'visually' appealing.
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| Risotto with Lamb |
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| Actual portion. |
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
What is Plane Water?
As a student, you may think why your lecturers always ask you to check and check and check your work before submitting it. Well, this is to train you to be more careful and meticulous; and be responsible for your own work. The moment you graduated and started working with any employer, your carelessness may cause severe problems to the organisation performance (directly or indirectly).
See what happen when a Hong Kong style restaurant in Kuala Lumpur charging RM3.00 for a glass of 'PLANE' water! I wonder what is so special with this beverage.
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| Thanks to Ms Eunice Tai for allowing me to share her first experience of consuming the very special 'Plane' water |
Friday, November 15, 2013
McDonald's Happy Meal - Paul Frank Go Bananas with Julius
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| Julius Magnets |












