First of all, I would like to apologize for my lack of blogging for the past month as I had flown back to my home town (Malaysia) to visit my dad, who was very sick and long stories short, I have to be a dietitian to help get my dad get back on track with his health.  It is never easy to have to deal with a sick elderly parent.

Anyhow, I’ve just return a week ago but was really exhausted and have been hibernating for a few days. For those who followed me on Instagram you probably have seen all the delicious food photos that I’ve been posting. For those who doesn’t, I’m going to give you a brief tour of the Malaysia classic food 101. I missed the wide variety of food that I get to choose whenever I go home. It really is a treat since I prefer savory foods more than anything else!

I really hope everyone who had a chance would go visit Malaysia for once in their lifetime. The food is indescribable delicious and there’s plenty of natural wonder to visit. The only downside is HOT weather as it could get as hot as 40+ Celsius or over 100 degree Fahrenheit.  If you go during the monsoon season (Nov – early Jan) it will be a bit cooler but you won’t be able to visit tourist places due to frequent unexpected terrential down pour.