Asean Food & Travel Personalities
Chef Johari: A Culinary Maestro’s Journey Through Five Decades
With a distinguished career spanning five decades in the hospitality …
Dato’ Fazley Yaakob: From Music to Culinary Mastery
Dato’ Fazley Yaakob, a versatile celebrity, has seamlessly blended business, …
Chef Ammar Al Ali Serving the Best Arabic Rice in Malaysia since 1984
Chef Ammar Al Ali was born and raised in Palestine …
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Kay’s Steak & Lobster has built a reputation as Malaysia’s leading halal steakhouse, offering a refined dining experience centered around premium steaks and fresh live lobsters. Since its inception in 2014, it has expanded across the Klang Valley, attracting steak and seafood lovers with its commitment to high-quality ingredients, expert
Japan is poised to expedite the introduction of its electronic travel authorisation system, known as JESTA (Japan Electronic System for Travel Authorization), aiming to streamline entry procedures and bolster border security. This initiative mirrors systems like the United States’ ESTA and Australia’s ETA, requiring travellers from visa-exempt countries to obtain
Digital travel platform Agoda’s 2025 Sustainable Travel Survey reveals its ranking of Asia’s most sustainability-conscious travellers. Travelers from the Philippines earn the top spot, with 86% responding that sustainability is important in their travel choices for 2025. Travelers from India (82%), Taiwan (80%), Malaysia (80%) and Vietnam (77%) round out the top five. This survey, which engaged over 6,000 respondents across 11 Asian
From April 1 onwards, hikers intending to explore Selangor’s permanent forest reserves must submit their permit applications online. This new requirement, introduced by the Selangor Forestry Department, aims to simplify the application process while improving the management of access to these protected areas. Replacing the previous manual method, the digital
In response to the rising trend of e-cigarette use among students, Thailand’s Ministry of Education has introduced a series of stringent measures aimed at curbing the spread of vaping within schools. The initiative follows concerns over the increasing number of young people turning to e-cigarettes, despite the country’s long-standing ban