Good morning to all my fellows Neo-MALAYSIAN Brothers & Sisters!
this is the new beginning...
I pray that the newly elected government will serve the people better, bringing more progressions+advancement for the country, bringing greater joy+love+harmony among us.
Thank you, God.
Thank you, Malaysia.
peace.
v(^0^)v
A buddy of mine - D1 of Band of Brothers invited me to join him for a paintball game at Kg. Sungai Pusu, a small village located at the border of Selangor and Pahang (about 45mins drive).
This is is very useful information. Please pass it on to your friends and family... especially the women folk!
The next time you are stopped by persons who claimed they are plain clothes police, you are under no obligation to answer their questions or follow their orders, lawyers told Malaysiakini today.
"Policeman who is not wearing his uniform does not have the authority to stop anyone," lawyer and human rights activist Sivarasa Rasiah said.
Sivarasa was commenting on the alleged gang-rape of an 18-year-old Uni student by four men claiming to be police officers on New Year's Eve. The girl said that her car was stopped in Taman Tun Dr Ismail in Kuala Lumpur and were asked by the men to open the car bonnet. She was then told that she had committed an offence and ordered to follow the men to a police station. The girl was driven in her car along the North-South expressway to the Tapah-Cameron Highlands road before she was raped in an oil palm estate.
This incident, and many others, have sparked confusion over the procedures which motorists must follow when flagged down by the police. "The most common problem is that most people take instructions without determining if the other person is really a cop," lawyer Annie Santiago said.
However, if you are stopped by a uniformed policeman, then you are required to stop. But you need not get out of the car because you are not expected to do so, Santiago said. He other rule to follow is to provide your identity card only when you are asked to do so. "Even then, you should get his ID first to confirm if he is a cop. There is no harm in calling the relevant police station to verify if he is supposed to be on duty that day," Sivarasa said.
Both lawyers said that motorists should never follow an officer to the police station unless one is under arrest. "If you are not sure, and your instincts tell you that something is wrong, then drive off to the nearest police station and lodge a report," Sivarasa said.
In response to the alleged gang-rape of the 18-year-old, Women's Aid Organisation executive-secretary Ivy Josiah called on the police to launch an education program to teach the public about their rights to prevent them from being victimised by bogus police officers.
Procedures to follow in the event you are stopped by uniformed police Officers while driving:
"Mari~lah mari~ Mari berundi..."
Are you exercising your rights as a citizen to vote?
Have you registered yourself as an Elector?
Do you know what's your registration status?
Do you know where is your voting district?
All these info, can be obtained from -
Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya Malaysia (Election Commission of Malaysia) - Official Site: http://www.spr.gov.my
To find out whether you have registered and where is your designated district, go to ELECTORS ROLL CHECKING: http://daftarj.spr.gov.my/daftarbi.asp.
To register, you can visit one of the following places:
01) Election Commission of Malaysia Headquarters;
02) State Election Offices;
03) All Post Offices with computer facilities in the country;
04) Commission’s mobile teams;
05) Other places specified by the Election Commission as Registration Centres.
for more info, kindly visit REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS.
May God bless & grant the people of Malaysia the wisdom to vote wisely & righteously.
If you are looking for a nice place to have dim sum during weekends or public holidays, Hong Kei Dim Sum is a good choice. It's located at SS22, or another more familiar name - Damansara Jaya.
It's just beside RHB Bank, outside Atria Shopping Complex (near the KFC exit).
the environment
My thoughts:
These are my favourites...
Siew Mai
Fish Balls
Woo Kok
Century Egg Porridge 
Char Siew Bao
Jasmine Tea
Facts:
I believed Hong Kei Dim Sum got the most ceiling fans installed... -_-"
Marco's Pizza is located at quite a strategic location. It's directly accross the LRT station at Kelana Jaya. However, parking is a problem.
Marco's Pizza @ Kelana Jaya
Marco's Pizza is an "open" concept restaurant, where customers get to see the kitchen's activities. The kitchen as a see-through glass window.
Besides that, there's a "pizza" bar counter, where you can choose to sit, dine and see, how the chefs prepare your pizzas with fresh ingredients.
Another intersting sight worth mentioning, is this huge stone oven, where the chef bake your pizzas. You don't get to see that often in Klang Valley.
the environment
another "Pirates of the Caribbean" fever...
My thoughts:
We've been here many times. Personally, my favourite is the pizzas (however Little Italy in KK, Sabah is still the best for me!!!).
so we had:
Hawaiian Pizza - Regular, thin crust
Penne Royale with spaghetti
Passion Fruit and Orange
Generally, it's a nice place to have dinner!
However, try to avoid going there during weekends, especially Saturday night. I've bee there a few weekends before, they have problems handling large crowds. Due to shortage of staffs? You'll get unpleasant experience at weekends. However, weekdays nights are fine!
another endorsement by wildchild... -_-"
Facts:
The seafood restaurant a few shops away - King Crab, is under the same group.
Marco's Pizza
No. 81-85, Jalan SS 25/2
Taman Bukit Emas
47301 Petaling Jaya
Selangor Darul Ehsan
Malaysia
tel: +60-3-7803 5000
fax: +60-3-7803 3805
Swensen is a colourful, vibrant, & sweet restaurant. Regardless who visits the place, (i.e. an adult, a couples, or kids...), and they always come out with a happy face!
^0^
It's like a happy land!
the environment
My thoughs:
The food & beverages here are ok, 'cos that's not their main business. Normally, people go there for the ice-cream, and it's also a nice place to chill out too (NO ALCHOHOL for me).
and tonight we had:
Top-less Five, with our choices of toppings.
It's a good choice for 2 person sharing.
and it only cost:
Good deal ^0^
Facts:
On every Tuesday, Swensen will be packed with happy crowds! Everyone is there to eat EARTHQUAKE for 50% OFF!!!
Sushi Tomo had gain some recognition since it started business a while back.
The owner is a Korean, however, I think the wife is a Japanese. Very unique duo (if you know what I mean)! ^0^
Sushi Tomo@SS2
The Environment
Check out the setup for Sushi Tomo. I find it cool!
the environment
traditional printed menu
friendly customer
really cool customer
My thoughs:
We enjoy the nice environment here. We like the food, and happy with the price. And tonight we had:
green tea with ice
soy sauce
cawan mushi
Fresh Raw Salmon hand roll
Beef Bulgogi
Japanese Garlic Fried Rice
Miso Soup, comes with the Fried Rice
Spider Maki
& this is our total bill, reasonable right?
Facts:
I believed Sushi Tomo is the 1st Sushi restaurant, introduced "touch-screen" menu in Klang Valley... pretty cool!
digital menu - with Touch Screen features
They are open for lunch too.
Set Lunch Promo.
According to my buddy - Seth.Frost, many of his gal frens, like his GF and my GF... likes to go Sushi Tomo, besides the nice Sushi there... another reason is to check out this chef - a young good looking lad (-_-"), with talented skills in japanese cuisine. We believed he's the owner's son (but again we could be wrong).
To be honest, I stopped going there for awhile, as the last visit, he wasn't there, and the food quality dropped. We thought that's it. However, recently Seth.Frost went, and ensured us that the food is still nice. Perhaps the "hensumu"* chef wasn't around. hehehehehe~
Sushi Tomo 壽司•友
8, Jalan SS 2/67
47300 Petaling Jaya
Selangor Darul Ehsan
Malaysia
tel/fax: +60-3-7877 6485
Operating Hours are:
Mon-Fri
Lunch 12.00pm - 3.00pm
Dinner 6.00pm - 11.00pm
Sat-Sun
Lunch 12.00pm - 4.00pm
Dinner 6.00pm - 11.00pm
Restoran Korean House is a new Korean BBQ restaurant, opend recently at SS2.
The shop previously was a Chinese restaurant named - Fusan. It's located near the SS2 Police Station. Next to it, is the "Teo Chew Poridge House", same row as the well-known Tea Pot Cafe.
Restoran Korean House@SS2
a typical Korean restaurant table set up.
our BBQ pit is being heated up, with smokeless burning charcoal underneath. While waiting, we were served with some traditional appetizer/side dishes
1st BBQ dish work in progress - Joomoolluck.
more side dishes served.
here comes the Samgypsal
an aerial view of our food.
the happening Gimchi Soup... that I couldn't take. -_-"
shredded pork with sweet corn (1 of the side dishes).
* documentation was interrupted during this time... as everyone was in "NO TIME! NOT FREE!" mode... eating!!! -_-" *
So how's the food
Well... picture speaks a thousand words...
Khoo & JeeYin
JeeYong
eh... this 1 "dap toi" one... -_-!!
LOOK! even this fella oso stick out his tongue!!!
Price: TOTAL - RM170.95 (inclusive 15% tax);
Dishes:
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