Showing posts with label Korean. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Korean. Show all posts

Sunday, April 13, 2014

How to look like Cheon Song Yi from My Love from the Star

This has to be the hottest Korean drama since Dream High. 

In this drama, Cheon Song Yi is a top Hallyu star who looks tough and mean on the outside but is actually very fragile and lonely. 

Started as child star, Song Yi was scarred and bitter when she unintentionally saw her divorced parents fighting over her custody (as she was the breadwinner of the family). Her father left them and never saw her again as he was too shameful to face Song Yi. 

If you wish to watch this movie, you can do it here: http://sensen.tv/my-love-from-another-star/

But if you wish to get the fashion review or some tips on how to look like the fashionista Cheong Song Yi, read on. ;)

(Note that I only pick items that suits our tropical climate weather and for commoners like us. Yes, you are welcome! :P)  

1. Statement sunglasses (bold and attention grabbing design) 



My Suggestion:

Retro Punk Round Sunglasses

2. Snoopy tops





My Suggestion:



3. White sweater top


4. Black T-shirt


Suggestion:

5. Intensely colored & plump lips, which is her most distinct feature




My suggestion: 


Laneige Serum Intense Lipstick


6. Skinny Jeans


My suggestion:


Hope you like this post and do share your ootd if you are trying out her style. Drop a comment!


Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Restoran Korea, Ampang Hilir

My friend, Shirley has been raving about this Korean place for a while and so we decided to give it a try last Friday despite the notorious Ampang's traffic jam on a usual Friday.

Luckily, the jam wasn't that bad on that day and we managed to reach in like less than one hour from our office at Seri Kembangan.

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The shopfront of Restoran Korea. I know, the name is too common.
There are a few Korean restaurants in this area so don't walk into the wrong one.

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Most of the diners here are Korean.


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Korean food wouldn't be complete without kimchi, bean sauce and Soju of course!
The egg wasn't in the menu but the staff there gave it to us for free. So nice of him.

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This is their wall menu and it's all in Korean. It was still okay because they only have a few items on their menu.
For their main dish, it's only either pork and chicken.
For the side dishes, they have rice, noodle, mushroom, potato, etc.

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Since we came with a no-pork friend, we only tried out their chicken which is really tender and smooth and it comes with loads of cabbage.

Picture above: before they stirred
Picture below: after

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We ordered mushroom, rice and noodles for add-ons. Basically, they cook everything together using the same sauce.
Do not underestimate their noodle and rice as they really goes well in this combination.


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Me and Shirley. The red apron was provided.
This is the girl who have been raving about this place and this was her 3rd time here.

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The bill comes to RM131 which is quite cheap for the five of us. Each of us is only RM26.


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Their name card

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Their map

Overall, the food was good and I would definately want to come back anytime soon with my family to try out their pork.
My only complaint was their floor was a bit oily and the smell inside the restaurant is really pungent from all the cooking.

Restoran Korea address:
D7, Jln Excella II, Excella III,
Off Jalan Ampang Putra
Taman Ampang Hilir, 55100 KL
Tel: 016-379 5737

Environment: 3.5/5
Service: 8/10
Price: Reasonable
Overall Rating: 4/5


After the dinner, it was Foosball time to burn some calories.
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and some mojitos, kahlua and beer





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Evidence of someone playing foosball a little too rough...lol..



Thursday, July 22, 2010

World Cup 2010

I am never a fan of football but I must say that I have enjoyed every season of World Cup.

Had Korean with my old school friends on the night of the World Cup Final.

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Ivan, Hong Wooi and Sharon

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Sharon & me

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Pat, Hee Mun and Kok Yeong (The soon-to-be mommy & daddy)

The food :

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Their side dishes are the best compared to others that I have tried so far.
Side dishes are FOC and it's also FREE to refill. This is why I love Korean food. :D

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Side dishes close-up

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Marinated beef. Double thumbs up!

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Seafood pot. Not nice

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Glass noodle. Nice but don't know why this is so expensive comparatively @RM25

World Cup 2010: Things that I enjoyed

1. Waka waka - love the song, the dance and the mtv. Shakira is hot! I just love going to gym during this period as we'll do the waka-waka dance during the zumba class. :D

 
Shakira - Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)

2. Watching the final. I didn't watch a single match until the final. But then, it is always exciting to join in the shouting with the crowd. :P

I've booked a table at Woodz to watch the final. It' wasn't easy to book for a table cause I was planning to go alone. The waiter (my brother) refused to take any singles reservation :(
initially. After some threatening, I finally got my reservation. :D

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Customised reservation label

Taking about history, two seasons ago, WC is a money making season for me as there will be a lot of part-time jobs :P
My part-time jobs = money + being paid to hang out with your friends. :))

This round final wasn't as exciting as both team played lousily. The only excitement is the kungfu kick by the Nets. Hence, I find that my supper is more appealing that anything else:

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Woodz's signature mushroom ramen, YUM YUM!

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Wedges are good too.

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It's cheap. I ordered 100plus campur ribena but they just charged me for 100-plus. :P
The end.





   
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