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Chef Ammar Al Ali Serving the Best Arabic Rice in Malaysia since 1984
Chef Ammar Al Ali was born and raised in Palestine and is a Malaysian at heart. He is well-known in …
Meet Annette Isaac – The Food Stylist Turned Cookbook Author
Annette Isaac is a chef, food stylist, and cookbook author who is passionate about creating delicious and accessible meals for …
Ili Sulaiman – An Extraordinary Passion for All Things Food
Ili Sulaiman is a remarkable woman who has made quite the mark in the culinary industry. Her diverse heritage, steeped …
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Winter in Sapporo, the capital of Japan’s northernmost island, Hokkaido, is nothing short of magical. Renowned for its pristine snowfall, vibrant festivals, and captivating scenery, Sapporo transforms into a winter wonderland that attracts visitors from around the globe. Snowy Splendour From late November to early March, Sapporo is blanketed
The elegant and iconic kebaya, a traditional garment beloved across Southeast Asia, has been officially recognised by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage. This recognition not only celebrates the kebaya’s cultural significance but also underscores its role as a symbol of shared heritage and unity in the region. The kebaya,
The 2024 Top Asia Corporate Ball, hosted by Top 10 of Asia magazine, brought together esteemed guests from across Asia at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Kuala Lumpur. This spectacular annual event recognized and celebrated the achievements of trailblazers, leaders and innovators in their fields. The Top Asia Corporate Ball
Traveling doesn’t have to break the bank if you know the right strategies. For budget-savvy travelers, here are seven effective tips shared by Malaysian traveler, Muhammad Dayan, to help you snag the best deals on flight tickets: Book on Tuesday and Wednesday If you’re searching for cheaper flights, mark your
Seoul’s Bukchon Hanok Village, a beloved historical area known for its traditional Korean houses (hanoks), is introducing a tourist curfew in an effort to alleviate the negative effects of overtourism. The new policy, which will limit tourist access during certain hours, is set to begin as a trial this month