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Have you ever thought of roasting your own houjicha? You just need green tea leaves—low grade or even expired one works too! You’ll be amazed by how the roasted aroma will make you feel at ease 😌
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A collaboration dinner by three young chefs where Malaysia's forgotten flavours were given the spotlight.
Two weeks ago, the 113-year-old Sentul Depot opened to the public for the very first time since 1905, during RIUH X GRAB : Malaysia Day Weekend.
Sentul Depot used to be a centre for railway maintenance for the Federated Malay States Railways, and it was one of the biggest and finest integrated engineering workshops in the world.
Even though the depot has been left abandoned for many years, its historical value makes it an important monument to KL's developing industrial landscape.
Sentul Depot is still the largest train depot in Malaysia today, and with the support of YTL Land, it was transformed into a meaningful space for the celebration of art, music, and culture for two days.
What's next for the depot? We are still unsure but we hope it will become a significant community hub!
Rinjin Shokodu (隣人の食堂) is a casual eatery with a Japanese concept, serving a variety of delicious yet heartwarming Japanese-style dishes.
Rinjin literally translates to “neighbour", evoking the importance of having good relationships with others, treating them as how you would treat your neighbour.
Previously occupying a space at Commune at Sunway Velocity, it has now moved to a quiet suburb in Bukit Jalil in the form of a compact and cosy shop.
They currently have a special menu in collaboration with Omeor Grill 炭烤坊, for a limited time only. The highlights are Chargrilled Cumin Lamb Set and Chargrilled Soy Garlic Chicken Set; both sets come with rice, potato salad, salmon side dish, and miso soup.
This menu is only available during Friday to Sunday until 30th September, from 12pm to 9:30pm. Come by for a hearty meal before it ends!
Tiffin Food Court celebrates the art of gastronomy by hosting a series of weekly pop-up stalls in an industrial warehouse setting.
There are more than 50 local and regional flavours to be whipped up throughout the whole event.
Tiffin keeps things interesting by rotating the vendors every week, so do keep an eye on their social media pages if you’d rather not prefer the element of surprise.
Here are the vendors for this week (20th to 23rd September):
NGOUU by Chef Liang
The Fat Fish
Crab Factory
The Cafe Chicken- Korean Bistro
Aiden Picnic
Tanuki Raw
Boozeat
The Locker & Loft
Shawarma King
Define:food
Aunty Manju's Banana Leaf Restaurant
BB Deli
Softsrve
Nachoslah
The Picha Project
Casa Latina & Cacao Lab
Happening every Thursday to Sunday from 30th August to 21st October, stay from 5pm onwards and enjoy swaying to upbeat live music as well!
Joining the list of minimalist Japanese style cafes in the Klang Valley is SEIRO. Its location might be a bit of a surprise, as one might never expect to find such an aesthetically built cafe in Sungai Buloh.
Embodying a simple concept with a well curated menu, they specialise in Japanese Bao using organic wholewheat dough. They also serve noodles, Donburi (Japanese rice bowl), and a selection of coffee and tea.
The cafe is Halal, and they have vegetarian options too!
It's Sakura Season! 🌸🌸🌸
We've compiled some of the best spots for Hanami (cherry blossom viewing) in the Kansai region of Japan.
Which ones have you been to? Tell us your favourite!
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桜の季節です！🌸🌸🌸
関西の花見で最高のスポットを集めました。
あなたはどちらへ行ったことがありますか？あなたのお気に入りを教えてください！
Imagine life in 2080. What will humankind look like as society becomes more digitised?
2080 - A Day in Kuala Lumpur, is an experimental project that imagines a day in the capital city of Malaysia in 2080, 100 years after the Internet was introduced.
The 30-minute performance invites the audience to be part of the act as they are allowed to walk freely around the installations, with surprise bursts of projections, sounds, lights, and narration in between.
The future of Kuala Lumpur is explored through the lens of consumerism, mortality, relationships, and home - while much is left to the audience’s imagination.
This project marks the first collaboration between six young artists, designers, and theatre practitioners, who seek to develop alternative methods of storytelling, one that is using technical mediums instead of performers.
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Find a little piece of Denmark in Kuala Lumpur at Kopenhagen Coffee.
Situated in Mont Kiara, this small and cosy cafe was opened by a Danish man, Peter Sehested.
Its clean and minimalist Scandinavian interior provides customers a comfortable and relaxing environment.
Other than the usual cafe food, they also offer home made bread, pastries and cakes.
Every little detail is Danish-inspired, right down to the exquisite Royal Copenhagen porcelain cups that is used to serve coffee.
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Nodate (野点) is a Japanese word, meaning to make and drink tea (usually matcha) outside of the house, which has a long history in Japan.
It is something special to have tea outside while enjoying the scenery.
Although the way of tea, 茶道 (Sado), is usually performed with a strict manner in Japan, Nodate is a relatively more casual.
Why don’t you enjoy Japanese tea as Nodate? 🍵
Bamboo tea whisk, tea scoop: Niko Neko Matcha
Bowl: Maxwell & Williams
Tray: KINTO Japan (Exhibit TTDI)
Mat: IKEA Damansara
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Experience the combination of traditional art and modern technology at the China Arts & Cultural 3D Exhibition in UiTM Shah Alam!
Crystal CG (http://www.archcrystalcg.com/), a world-class creative digital visualisation service provider from Beijing, China, brought this digital mural here to Malaysia for the first time.
The company created digital animations for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and London Olympics 2012.
Venue: Dewan Sri Budiman, UiTM Shah Alam (Creative Media & Technology Hub UITM)
Date: 1st - 5th December 2017
Time: 8:30am - 4pm
Entry Fee: RM5 (children), RM10 (students), RM20 (adults)
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The One Lemon Fish 太一柠檬鱼 specialises in fish hot pot and its lemon soup base.
Rich and refreshing, this unique dish from Guangdong, China, can be found right here in KL.
(Non-halal)
The One Lemon Fish 太一柠檬鱼は、フレッシュレモン入りスープが特徴の魚鍋の専門店です。
中国広東省・清遠市から伝わった、この濃厚とサワーが織りなす一風変わったスープの鍋を、ぜひ味わってみてください！
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The One Lemon Fish 太一柠檬鱼
Eco Sky
#マレーシア #クアラルンプール #レストラン #鍋 #レモン
Ever think of making something but you had no idea where to go or how to start?
At the newly opened Me.reka Makerspace, you can build anything you can imagine; a chance to create product prototypes from innovative ideas.
Malaysia's first full fledged maker space in Publika Shopping Gallery, KL is run by local social enterprise Biji-biji Initiative.
Equipped with cutting edge tools and a conducive environment for makers and creators to get together, they also provide creative courses and workshops suitable for everyone.
Website: http://mereka.my/
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#マレーシア #メイカー #ファブラボ
Just an hour's drive away from KL, a quiet relaxation time surrounded by nature.
Pinto Coffee+
The first AR sports facility in Malaysia, I-Sports, is now open in Summit USJ!
Experience how technology changes the sports gaming scene through AR (augmented reality), using the latest Japanese HADO system.
YouTube
https://youtu.be/dG6YHBCyUOg
#マレーシア #拡張現実
CUTOUT is a design magazine featuring interesting and valuable insights on all things graphic design.
It was founded by Jay and Vivian from TSUBAKI, a graphic design studio based in KL. Through the magazine, they hope to inspire audience with their own personal experiences in the industry.
To know more about their work, watch: https://www.facebook.com/myfutvision/videos/1854454468216683/
CUTOUT Magazine Malaysia
The third outlet of KAKIGŌRI is now open in Pavilion KL.
Come and cool yourself down with a bowl of Japanese shaved ice dessert!
#マレーシア #クアラルンプール #パビリオン
#かき氷
A famous Japanese baking supply shop, Tomiz, has opened their pop-up store in Isetan The Japan Store KL.
You can get a variety of high quality ingredients from Japan here, some of which are not available elsewhere in Malaysia.
Venue: LG floor, Isetan The Japan Store KL
Until 8th November 2017
#マレーシア #クアラルンプール #イセタン #富澤商店 #お菓子
Japanese choreographer and dancer Un Yamada was here in Malaysia once again to showcase a dance play that she directed, titled "People without Seasons".
Featuring Malaysian and Japanese dancers, it is a poignant portrayal of how the residents interact with one another in a shantytown.
#マレーシア #クアラルンプール #山田うん #季節のない街 #コンテンポラリーダンス #山本周五郎
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