CherylBunny: October 2015

I believe that a lot of people must have watched You Who Came From The Star.

It is so popular because of the two main actors, who are so beautiful and handsome :D

I am not sure whether you guys still remember this scene, where Cheon Song Yi had her fried chicken and beer as her supper. At that time, when I was watching this drama, I was like "OMG, it looks damn tasty!" and I started to slobber :P

I wished that at that point of time, I can eat that fried chicken and drink the beer like her, with my Do Min Joon shi besides me XD *in my dream

Now my wish has came true :D

Because Kyo Chon chicken is finally here in Malaysia !

There is 3 outlets, and the outlet that I went is at One Utama.

The Kyo Chon's ambassador is Lee Min Ho, who is also one of my favourite Korea actors <3

I have watched almost all of his drama, such as The Heirs, Boys over Flowers, City Hunter, Faith, and others <3

Hahaha okay, back to Kyo Chon ~

I was too excited to see Lee Min Ho, as their ambassador :D

Kyo Chon emphasised that their chicken is free of antibiotics, and hormones. And they also don't use frozen chicken, to ensure the freshness taste of the chicken.

There is no MSG, less grease and more taste.

I am the kind of person, who are very concerned about my health, because my parents always taught me not to eat unhealthy food, and eat more vegetables. Therefore, I love vegetables :D

My parents will never bring us to eat fast food, like Mc Donald, and KFC.

It's always either I go there myself with a bunch of friends, or with my siblings, when my parents are not around. My parents don't really encourage us to eat fast food.

Except, if we really want to eat burger or fried chicken, she will cook for us :D

So my siblings and I got to try Kyo Chon fried chicken last week, as my parents were outstation to attend a wedding dinner.

We have a small appetites, so we ordered only one set meal, which serves 2 person and an extra plate of spicy wingette and and drumette. The foods are not that cheap, but it is worth to try.

The set is came with a plate of honey drumstick, salads, wedges, 2 bowls of white rice, soups and sparkling plum fruit tea, and sparkling yuza fruit tea.

This is their spicy series, wingette and and drumette (Rm18 for 8 pieces).

If you like spicy, you should definitely choose this. Their spice is quite strong, but not very.

It's crispy outside, and soft inside. <3 I wonder since when I last ate a fried chicken.

*suck my fingers for the after taste :D

But, I am a bit disappointed as the fried chicken has no less grease as they mentioned.

I still can see some oil left on the plate :/ Maybe there's too many people and they wanted to serve their customers as soon as possible.

Their wedges are just like the normal wedges.

It's quite dry, and I hope that their is mayonnaise or chilli sauce, to match the wedges :P

Their signature honey drumsticks :D ( Rm23.50 for 4 pieces).

The drumstick is relatively bigger than the drumette. But the skin is not that crispy as we expected.

I think it's because of the honey, that has made the skin not crispy.

Even though it is not crispy, but the taste is still very nice, and the meat is very tender :D

Oh ya, and not to forget to mention their salad. They're using some fruit sauce for their salad, unlike the normal sauce that we eat. I don't know whether it's the vegetables or what, it has a bitter

taste in it :3 But it didn't affect much :) I still like their salad :)

Thanks for the treat, big sister ;)

I hope that Kyo Chon can always achieve their promises that they will

- never serve fast food

-always use 100% natural ingredients

-and always make healthy fried chicken from the heart. :D

And now, it's your turn to try their chicken, and tell me whether they worth the price ;)

Thanks for reading :D

See you guys next time ;)

Love,

CLYL.

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To read my previous post, click the link down below :)

Trip without parents | Bangkok | Day 1

Trip without parents | Bangkok | Day 2

Trip without parents | Bangkok | Day 3

On the forth day, after we had had our breakfast, we went to Pratunam Market.

Pratunam Market is one of the major market in Bangkok, selling variety of clothes and accessories at wholesale price. We went crazy over the clothes there, as it is SUPER cheap. The more you buy, the cheaper it will be. How can you don't buy over there? XD

Furthermore, it's our last day shopping in Bangkok,

because we were going back to Malaysia the next day.

Spend la ! It's last day d !

Why are you even care to bring Thai Baht back to Malaysia ? :P

I didn't even got to capture a picture of the market. We went mad after entering the first store, as the clothes are 100 baht each :O You can't find this kind of price in Malaysia lor!

And if you can, they are either very ugly or very very ugly :P

After that, we went to Pratunam Mall, which is just beside the market, to have our lunch.

I have ordered the Wan Tan Mee, which is quite different from Malaysia one, in the food court.

And again, I still prefer Malaysia Wan Tan Mee XD

After we had our lunch, we walked around the mall and we still thought that the clothes in Pratunam Market are far more cheaper. We bought so many clothes until we have no spare hand to carry anymore XD Our hands got the marks of the plastic bags handle, but we can bare with it :P

We went back to our hotel, put our stuff and rested for a while before we went out again.

I believe that a lot of you have already known Mango Tango.
It is so popular and so nice that my friend also recommended me the place XD.

Selfie with Jesslyn while waiting our dessert :3

I didn't know that each of us have to order one dessert.

We actually wanted to order 2 desserts, because we wanted to go and try the

other popular dessert in Bangkok.

Since we ordered 4 plates of mango dessert, we just canceled the other dessert plan.

Because we left not much money, and they're quite expensive :O

4 plates of these costed us 425baht :/

Picture with one of my favourite mango dessert :)

The mangoes here are to die for <3

This is so nice, that now only I know why is the place so popular.

We even have to wait for a while, as there is so many people,

and there is even no one empty table for us, in a weekday ! :O

Took this photo infront of the doorstep of the cafe while waiting for our seats XD

Other customers might be staring at me, but me no care :P

Cause I love the lightning there <3

Mango Tango is just few steps away from Siam Square.
After we had our dessert, we went around Siam Square, Siam Paragon, and Central World.
They're all very close together.

But all the malls are like KLCC, Pavillion, as they sell all branded stuff,
which we can't really afford >.<

Outfit of the day :)

After walking around, and I finally bought a handbag for my mom from Naraya,

we went to Big C mall for some snacks. It's just opposite the Central World.

The Big C Supercenter is very big, and you can find almost all the snacks here. :D

I have bought almost all the MUST buy snacks including banana pocky, Kok Kae peanut, seaweed, mama maggie, tom yam paste, potato lays and others.

After buying all the snacks, we went to the small night market, which is just beside Central World.
We bought some snacks, as our dinner. Then, we saw a lot of ambulances passed by.

I didn't think much, as I thought it's just some normal accidents happened nearby, until the ambulance sounds keep ringing non stop.

Then only we know that it must be a very serious accident.

We tried to ask the local people there, what had happened, but they just said "no no" (language barrel again :/). And then we thought that maybe it's not that serious after all, until we heard a foreign tourist said that "We should leave here NOW !"

We actually didn't know that it's the bomb, until we reached the bridge of the BTS,

and until I took this picture.

The arrow below that road, if you see closer, it's actually the place,

where the road was bombed. (If I am not mistaken)

We also didn't expect that the bomb was so close to us !

Luckily, we are all safe #thankgod #prayforbangkok

On our way to BTS, we saw more than 10 ambulances and police cars kept come and go.

We were afraid at that time, that the second bomb will be happened.

The BTS suddenly became so crowded and we even saw reporters coming in the opposite direction, toward the place, where the bomb is! Don't they scared ? :O

The incident frightened us so much, that we wish that we can leave the place as soon as possible.

The Thai people were so kind. Their ticket machine only accepts coins. And that time, we were lack of coins to buy one last ticket, and the exchange cashier was full of people :O Then, there is this kind lady, gave us her coins, without asking anything in return :) We actually wanted to give her the notes and change with her, but she insisted on giving the coins to us :D Thank you !

After reached our hotel, we received some messages asking whether we were ok or no.

Which mean that the news have spread to the world within a few hours :O

I am amazed by the power of network again.

We confronted them that we were fine, but we didn't tell them that we were 300m away from the place, until we got back home.

We actually wanted to go and massage that night, but unfortunately, we didn't expect this to be happened. What a trilling experience, my first time in Bangkok.

Luckily it happened when we were going back the next day, or not our parents might be super worry.

A VERY Unforgettable Bangkok Trip I got :P

Trip without parents | Bangkok | Day 5

Love,

CLYL.

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It's like everyone is studying now, preparing for their final examination, and I am here blogging XP
Am I doing the right thing now? Urgg.... But I don't have the feel to study la :(

Every time, when it comes to exam, I will always find other things to do, except doing my revision. I will become so active in blogging (like what I am doing right now), or helping my mom to do some house work, etc :/

Oh well ~ Since I have started blogging my Day 1 and Day 2, I am going to keep blogging until Day5. Guilty max for not studying, as there's only left 21 more days. :O

But, I got the mood to blog my Bangkok trip after procrastinated this post so long!
Hmm... So, I should finish blogging this trip as soon as possible, so that I can have no more reasons for not doing my revision >.<

Yup, I should continue blogging now :P

To read my previous post, click the link down below :)

Trip without parents | Bangkok | Day 1

Trip without parents | Bangkok | Day 2

Morning ~ Rise and shine :)

Had my simple breakfast early in the morning.

We woke up at around 5.30am, cause there is only one toilet in our room, so we have to take turn.

I actually wanted to go there by ourself, since I found a link that is quite useful. It taught us how to go to Damneon Floating Market and its explanation is very clear. So, I was quite confident to go their ourself, but then we saw a package that is available in our hotel.

The package is 550 baht per person, and we got to go to not only the floating market, but also the Elephant ride and handicraft centre. (The elephant ride fee is not included)

Photo taken in the mini van. :) Please bare with my eye bags XP

At last, we decided to go by the package because it's easier and after calculating the cost, we found that there's no much difference.

Besides that, if we go by the package, the van will come to our hotel and fetch us.

But if we go there by ourself, we have to go to the bus stop and face problems communicating with the people, and other possible problems.

After reached our destination, we were at the first pier, where it will send us inside the market.

If you don't want to sit this boat, you can walk to the market, and there'll be another pier for boats that are go along the market.

This boat only brought us to the market, and it's different from the boats that are in the market.

This boat only went along the houses and didn't stop at all, until we reach the market.

While the boats in the market, move relatively slower and crowded, compared to this.

That boat goes along the shops, like the photo below. People can buy food, and souvenirs from them, but the things there are quite pricy, as it's one of the tourist areas. :3

Back to the story.

So, I helped my cousin sister to take photo while we were in the boat.

The boat was quite shaky, and my hands kept shaking, without my will.

I have taken more than 5 photos, and this is the only one that I think is the best one XD

Photo credit to Jesslyn :)

I actually wanted it to be landscape, as it's nicer in the post.

But she took all in portrait, and I didn't realise until we got back to hotel XD

This is the second pier boat service that is in the market, I mentioned earlier.

This boat service is 150 baht per person and it only takes 30 minutes.

The another difference between the first boat service and the second one, is that the first one is using the motor, while the second one is using human force.

We didn't sit this boat, as we has sit the first one, and this boat service is not included in the package we bought. We decided to walk along the side, as it's almost the same thing to walk to sit the boat.

If we didn't sit the boat at the first pier, then we might consider sitting this.

Since it's an experience sitting the boat along the Bangkok river.

Selfie ~ While waiting our food to be served.

We have ordered the some boat noodles, which is quite popular there,

even though we were not hungry yet.

This is the pork noodle soup, that they strongly recommended.

And this is the beef noodle soup. Each bowl is 50 baht, which I don't think that is cheap at all.

The portion is small, and the taste is ok ok only, plus I am not sure where they got the water from :/

Luckily, we were not hungry, and we just ordered 2 bowls.

Before we leave the place, I helped Wen QI to take this photo.

While Carena and Jesslyn were resting at the side.

After that, we went to the elephant ride. We were not interested in riding the elephants, as we have rode the elephant before. And then, while I was looking at the elephants, I somehow pity them.
They have to obey what the human asked them to do and I don't know what they have gone through to become so obedient.

Besides elephant ride, there is also white tiger and crocodile available for you to take photo with.
The white tiger is so pretty! I remember that I took a photo of that, but I can't find it now ! >.<
When I say a photo, I mean photo that I took outside the fence, with the worker just beside it.

I didn't pay to take photo with the white tiger, as it's quite pricy.
And the white tiger looks lonely :( I think it missed its parents and the nature.

Then, we went to this handicraft centre where there is this big Buddha sat in front of the door.

It is called the Watchful Buddha and the Buddha face is carefully carved using a special method, so that it looks like it is watching us in any dimension.

It also transmit a message that God know what you did and encourage us not to do bad things.

人在做，天在看 !

It is an experience, as we got to look around the place.

All the wood craft amazed me, as they're so delicate !

I wonder how long they took, to finish this masterpiece of work :D

This elephant looks so REAL :O

Will you guys think that it's actually made up of wood, if I didn't mention anything?

Impressive right ? :)

Not sure what is it called, but if you see closely, it's another amazing work !

Love this photo so much, as the natural sunlight shone that way, it made my hair colour into

puplish-blue <3

After all the visits, it's already late afternoon, and we haven't eaten our lunch :(

The van dropped us at one of the MRT and we headed to have our lunch.

The place that we wanted to go was at Sukhumvit 33, and it look us like half an hour

to find the place :O

I found this restaurant in one of the "Best Restaurants in Bangkok" website.

And we didn't expect that it's so hard to find.

All credits to communication barrel :(

We asked a lot of people there and we were like chicken trying to communicate with duck :/

Some pointing to the left side, and some said that it's at the opposite side.

Who should we trust ? :O

Luckily, we found a very helpful guard (fortunately, he's not the bad guy, that we always find in the movie XD), he brought us to the restaurant correctly. We were so thankful, as we're so tired and hungry, walking up and down the road.

So, this restaurant is called Ruan Sungnaree Thai Restaurant. By the time we reached the restaurant, it's actually quite empty, as it's already passed lunch time.

We simply ordered a plate of meat, a plate of vegetable and their MUST eat papaya salad.

To tell the truth, the food are ok ok only, except the papaya salad.

It's my first time eating it, so I can't really tell whether it's super nice or what.

But the taste is acceptable for all of us :)

After we had our lunch, we went to another market, Rod Fai Market (Train Market).

This place is almost the same like the previous market that I have gone, but there is one special thing about this market. One of its attractions is that it sell a lot of vintage stuff.

This place is actually quite hard to find (language barrel again). And we at last decided to go there by cab (Be aware of scam! It is better to use a meter cab), after asking so many people, and they still don't know where to of :O

Luckily, there is 4 of us, or not the cab fees will be quite expensive.

There is other vintage cars there but I found that this pink one is the nicest one XD

Selfie with the car, while others were too tired, resting on the bench XD

This is the entrance. When the cab driver dropped us down here, we were doubted that whether it's the correct place, as it is completely different from what we found in the internet. But the further we went inside, the more confirm we were that it's the correct place, as we saw a lot of vintage stuff.

Our legs were no longer our legs, after walking so long throughout the past three days :P

But we were actually enjoying ourself (sort of), as we got to shop and travel together.

That's what I think la :)

Travel with someone who can tolerate you, is one of the best thing while going oversea :D

Thanks for tolerating me :)

Trip without parents | Bangkok | Day 4 | Bomb in Bangkok

Love,

CLYL.

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