Skiing has become one of the most popular winter activities in South Korea, thanks in part to the influence of Korean drama such as Winter Sonata (2002) and Goblin (2016–17) which were filmed in Gangwon, are arguably some of the most watched dramas in history.

South Korea boasts numerous attractive ski locations, which makes for perfect place spend your holiday during winter time.

Gangwon province or the northern province of South Korea, located around 90-minute train ride away from Seoul, is a major skiing destination in Asia.

To experience how is it like travelling across Gangwon province during the winter time, Julian Yee, Malaysia’s Olympic figure and skater, and Yoke, Malaysian’s TV host will be taking you guys along to Pyeongchang and Gangneung via a 5 episodes of web series named Endless Horizon in Gangwon.

This is a project produced in collaboration with Korean Tourism Organisation (KTO).

Put on your earphone and watch how they immerse in the rich South Korean culture and stunning destinations!

Episode 1: Samgyetang, best food to consume during winter to stay warm

Just a little fun fact here, South Korea is one of the countries Julian went training at. He was trained in PyeongChang when he was 12 years old. In this episode, Julian brought Yoke to try one of the well known Samgyetang (Ginseng Chicken Soup) in town.

After a wholesome meal, viewers are brought to Gyeongbokgung Palace. This historical building is the biggest of Seoul’s five grand places. The Royal Guard-Changing Ceremony which happens 3 times a day in, is a highly suggested itinerary for tourists.

Episode 2: Immsersing in Korean culture and wearing Hanbok

In this episode, catch Julian and Yoke explore in the city of Gangneung. And also, wearing Korean traditional consume named Hanbok while strolling the city.

Although many Korean are coffee lovers, tea is still widely consumed. What better way to learn and appreciate South Korean culture by experiencing a traditional tea ceremony (while donning a Hanbok).

Episode 3: Recreate your favourite K-drama scenes at these locations

Jumunjin Beach in Gangneung.

K-drama fans will instantly recognize this beach from Goblin (2016-17) which the two main actors met for the first time.

There’s even a bus stop at the beach named after K-pop boyband BTS called “BTS Bus Stop”. The bus stop provides the backdrop for the boyband’s second repackage album You Never Walk Alone.

Last but not least, food lovers, remember to pencil down Gangneung Jungang Market in your travel itinerary. Don’t be surprised if you’re craving for some Korean food after watching Julian and Yoke savour some scrumptious street food in this episode.

Episode 4: Explore the nature charms of Pyeongchang, Korea’s top alpine town

Julian and Yoke are making a trip to Pyeongchang. For this tour, they visited Sky Ranch, where they get to take part in sheep feeding. That’s not all, under a cheese-making professional guidance, they made cheese from scratch using fresh milk!

Episode 5: Unleash your inner sportsmanship via ice-snow sports

A winter holiday cannot be complete without winter sports. Rounding up this 5-episodes web series, Julian and Yoke are taking on both skiing, sledding and ice fishing with bare hands.

Win Exclusive Gifts From Gangwon By Filling Up This Quiz

Make sure you watch the series till the end because KTO is also having a giveaway for the viewers.

Click the link below to participate:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfOOLSsokKON2cQKqc2_rTImrgBx7l10Y8To0TBrQrKAotHtA/viewform

Here are the prizes to be won:

• 50 sets X Gangwon Smart Travel Bottle
• 50 sets X Clean Gangwon Care Pack
• 50 sets X Gangwon 4-Port USB Hub

A total of 150 winners will be chosen from the pool of participants that answers correctly for the quiz.

If you’re looking for a reason to book your next flight to Gangwon, let it be the experience of winter sports, nature charms and delightful food the place has to offer!

The idea of travelling isn’t too far fetch. Hopefully we all can get to travel soon and experience visiting Gangwon, Korea in the near future!

Click here to watch the full episodes of Endless Horizon in Gangwon.

Korea Tourism Organization Malaysia

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With plenty of Korean Fried Chicken outlets popping up in Klang Valley, we created the ultimate guide for you to check it out!

1. KyoChon 1991

The hype for Korean fried chicken is real and crazy, especially among those K-pop culture fans. You would come to find that KyoChon only uses the finest ingredients to perfect every fried chicken they make. Their fried chicken menu comes in multiple series: Soy Garlic, Red Pepper, Honey, Salsal and Rice.

Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Click here for full locations

2. 4 Fingers

Using an in house recipe, you’d come to find 4 Fingers’ chickens are cooked with natural herb and spices with no artificial flavourings. Their signature Soy Garlic and Hot & Spicy sauces are fermented naturally using a traditional method making it absolutely succulent. There are plenty of outlets spread out in the Klang Valley so anytime you’re craving for some of that chicken, just look up at their directory.

Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Click here for full locations

3. K-Fry Urban Korean

This Korean fried chicken outlet menu is designed for sharing hence why their food portions are huge. With a range of menu offerings that span from banchan to bingsu, be sure to get whatever you crave for. Their best seller K’razy Spicy Cheesy Fried Chicken Bumbuk is dipped in a spicy Yangyeom sauce and melting mozzarella cheese making you want to go for seconds, right away.

Hours: 11am-12am, daily
Click here for full locations

4. BBQ Chicken

Offering a warm and cosy environment for you and your loved ones, this is an amazing space to have dinner. At BBQ Chicken’s outlet, do try their amazing moist, tender fried chicken that comes with 8 flavours: Golden Olive, Basakhan, Hot Hot, Gang-Jeong, Cheesling, Soy Garlic, Mala and Gangnam Style. It is so good, you would cluck for more.

Click here for full locations

5. Nene Chicken

If you wonder what does Nene mean, it basically translates to “Yes Yes” in Korean. Experience a delicious marinated fried chicken that is juicy on the inside and perfectly crunchy on the outside. They have plenty of flavours to offer such as Original, Swicy (sweet & spicy), Freaking Hot and Bulgogi.

Click here for full locations

6. Choo Choo Chicken

Brought in locally to suit our tastebuds, Choo Choo Chicken authenticity of the unique Korean Fried Chicken remains like it is. Offering 5 different kinds of flavours, you can pick your choice from crispy, soy, honey soy, sweet, spicy, garlic, creamy garlic and sweet & spicy. You can also opt for a burger or noodles to add on.

Hours: 11am-10.30pm, daily
Click here for full locations

7. Nanda Chicken

This fried chicken specialist has become a household name among all fried chicken lovers. Their signature Crispy Hot Snow Cheese Chicken is amazingly cheesy and irresistible that is an absolute crowd pleaser. Besides that you can also try their Cheese Tteokbokki that is so cheesy, you would be craving for more.

Hours: 3.30pm-12.30am, daily
Address: 11, Jalan Solaris 2, Solaris Mont Kiara, Kuala Lumpur 50480

8. Jinjja Chicken

Jinjja Chicken is said to rank among some of the best places in the Klang Valley for Korean fried chicken. This casual dining spot whips up a wide variety of Korean food as well, such as such as noodles and rice. The must try is certainly the crispy fried chicken, you can select either wings or drumsticks as well as the sauce (soy garlic, yangnyeom or monster), depending on the level of spiciness you desire. Be warn, we heard the monster flavour is super spicy and fiery!

Hours: 11am-1am daily except Sundays (11am-12am)
Address:

Mid Valley Megamall
Jinjja Chicken, LG-241A, Lower Ground Floor, The Gardens Mall, Mid Valley City, Kuala Lumpur

Sunway Pyramid
LG 2.47, sunway pyramid, 3, Jalan PJS 11/15, Bandar Sunway, 46150 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

9. Chir Chir Fusion Chicken Factory 

Chir Chir’s Signature Fried Chicken has been a hit among chicken lovers. The tender chicken flesh underneath the crispy and salty skin gives you a peppery kick that makes you want to go for seconds. If you prefer boneless chicken, the Honey Butter Chicken would be the perfect choice for you. It also comes along with a side of potato wedges and rice cakes. An absolute delight!

Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address:Lot 1.108.00, Level 1, Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, 168, Jalan Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur 55100 

10. Sweetree

This halal Korean restaurant is known for their delicious array of Korean food. From BBQ to stews, don’t miss out on their fried chicken too. The crowd favourite is the Sweet & Spicy fried chicken that comes in half bird or whole bird. Take your pick! It is so crispy that you can hear its crunch as you bite into it.

Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address: Sweetree Restaurant, Ampang No.13,L-1-2, Jalan Ampang Putra, Kuala Lumpur

Feature Image Credit: NeNe Chicken Instagram, KyoChon Instagram, K Fry Instagram

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If you enjoy drinking in a bar while travelling, we’ve compiled this list of 8 countries to travel to if you love drinking in the bar.

1. Germany

Drink: Beer

Cities like Munich and Berlin in general offers that perfect beer drinking experience, as there are many bars to visit and most of them stay packed with drinkers from dusk to dawn. Not to mention, it is also the birthplace of Oktoberfest, one of the biggest beer festivals in the world.

2. Korea

Drink: Soju

Most exciting drinking bars are located at the suburbs that have Universities in them. Seoul, in particular, Hongdae and Konkuk university areas are two of the best places. Many cheap drinking places can be found there.

3. France

Drink: Red Wine

Although France is famous for its cuisine, the city of light also boasts some of Europe’s most stunning bars. After all, they are world’s first and largest wine producer in the world, and its ancient wine history started more than 2,500 years ago.

4. Russia

Drink: Vodka

For those interested in Russian culture, you can’t go past tasting their most famous drink, vodka. It’s quite usual for locals to meet at a bar, have a small bite to eat, and wrap up the meal with a shot of vodka. In recent years, beer have become increasing popular too.

5. Spain

Drink: White Wine

Spain is said to be the country with the most bars per capita in the world. In Madrid alone there’s more than 8,000 bars in the city. Alcohol drinks are available at any time of the day, generally from morning 7AM to midnight depending on the location. While drinking, don’t forget to order some tapas to pair with your drinks.

6. Japan

Drink: Sake

A visit to a izakaya (or Japanese pub) is a must when visiting Japan. To experience local culture to the fullest, you should go to the traditional one, where you remove your shoes before stepping onto tatami. One tip on drinking in izakaya, is to order their “otoshi” or a small dish of food to pair with your first drink that doubles as a sort of table charge.

7. Cuba

Drink: Rum

Even if you’re not much of a drinker, you can’t help but be drawn into the vibrant Cuban culture, which consists cigars, salsa and delicious cocktails. Almost every drinking establishment offers a list of cocktails, which made on the basis of pure Cuban rum.

8. Ireland

Drink: Guinness

Pub culture is very prominent in Ireland, and what better way to represent Irish pub scene than a good old Guinness beer?

According to Guinness Storehouse fact sheet, 10 million glasses of Guinness stout are enjoyed every single day across the globe. Celebrities such as Gwyneth Paltrow, Tom Cruise, Meghan Markle, even Barack Obama are said to be fans of this iconic drink from Ireland.

“Made of More” is the tagline that fuels GUINNESS Draught’s spirit. In order to achieve such popularity, what goes behind the closed doors of world’s No.1 stout for generations is the brand’s dedication to quality, with more craft, more heritage and more character.

Whether you drink it in the bar with friends, or use it as a way to enhance your cooking, Guinness Draught is the ultimate beer for people who will never accept anything less than best.

From November 29, 2018 to January 10, 2019, Guinness will be holding a series of sampling and education activations in outlets nationwide. If you’re a big fan of Guinness, here are 4 reasons why you shouldn’t miss out this opportunity.

– Under the guidance of Guinness Ambassador Cian Hulm (Ireland) or Draught Master Jonathan Chong (Malaysia), you will be able to certify your skill of pouring pint using Guinness’s 2-part pour method

– Get to pour your own pint of Guinness for free when you purchase 1 set of Guinness Draught
– Win Guinness premiums by answering Guinness trivia
– Win exclusive merchandise by taking part in the 2-Part Pour Challenge

To find out more about the participating venues, you can head over to https://www.facebook.com/pg/guinnessmalaysia/events/.

This article is brought to you by Guinness Malaysia. 

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Korean food is incomplete without Kimchi or chilli paste on the side. Almost every dish in South Korea contains Gochujang, which is essentially a savory, spicy, and pungent fermented Korean condiment made from red chilli.

That said, these are the 7 Korean Food Every Spicy Food Lovers Should Try In Korea.

1. Spicy Rice Cakes (Tteokbokki)

Tteokbokki is a Korean street food snack made with chewy rice cakes, stir fried in a spicy and thick gochujang sauce, then topped with fish cakes, a hard-boiled egg and some scallions. These spicy rice cakes are super addictive despite some can be extremely spicy due to overwhelming amount of gochujang sauce.

2. Korean Fried Chicken (Chikin)

Korean Fried Chicken are usually double fried until extra crispy, then smothered in a sticky, sweet and spicy sauce. Some of the key ingredients to make the sauce is gochujang, soy sauce, garlic and ginger.

3. Fire Chicken (Buldak)

Buldak is a heavily spiced barbecued chicken dish in Korea, cooked primarily with chili powder and gochujang. If you can’t take the spiciness, do order it topped with cheese as it alleviate the spiciness of the chicken.

4. Army Stew (Budae jjigae)

Army Stew is a stew dish created soon after the end of the Korean war when food was scarce. Thus, the Korean started to use leftover food from US army bases such as spam, sausage and sliced ham combined with traditional Korean ingredients such as Kimchi and gochujang. Today Army Stew is widely available in Korea and is one of the most popular hot pot dishes in the country.

5. Stir Fried Octupus (Nakji bokkeum)

Octopus tentacles are cut into bite-sized pieces then pan stir-fried with spicy gochujang, Nakji bokkeum is a classic favorite among seafood lovers and can be found on most menus of Korean restaurants.

6. Korean Seafood Noodle Soup (Jjambbong)

Jjambbong is spicy noodle soup in seafood or pork broth that is loaded with various type of seafood. This hearty dish was developed by early Chinese immigrants in Korea during the Japanese forced occupation.

7. Braised Short-rib Stew (Maeundae galbijjim)

Generally Galbijjim is sweet and savory beef ribs until chilli and gochujang is being dropped into the stew mix, as a result it become Maeundae galbijjim which literally translate to Spicy Beef Rib Stew.

Craving for Korean spicy food?

To cook a delicious spicy Korean dish, Gochujang is an essential ingredient.

If you would like to get a taste of Gochujang without flying to Korea, here’s where you can try this classic Korean chilli paste.

Malaysian’s beloved fried chicken brand KFC is now offering fried chicken with a Korean twist.

Dubbed KFC Spicy Gochujang Crunch, this latest menu promotion is a combination of a spicy honey Gochujang sauce and KFC Hot & Spicy chicken.

Priced from RM15.30, the KFC Spicy Gochujang Crunch meal promotion is available in 2-piece and 3-piece chicken combo meals.

Each combo meal comes with Spicy Honey Gochujang sauce, signature KFC sides of coleslaw and whipped potato, along with a premium refreshing beverage, Tropicana Tropical.

This post is brought to you by KFC Malaysia.

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With endless delicious street food, shopping districts and vibrant night life, Seoul is inarguably one of the most popular cities to visit in Asia. The city had over 12.4 million foreign visitors in 2017 and was reported to be in the top 10 most visited in the world.

Although Seoul is one of the most expensive travel destinations in Asia, it didn’t stop people from traveling to this city despite its higher cost of living. That’s probably because there are many things one can do in Seoul without spending a dime, if not less than RM34.

That being said, here are 12 Awesome Things To Do In Seoul Under RM34 (or free). 

1. Bukchon Hanok Village

How Much: Free

Bukchon Hanok Village is an old village where you can find Korean traditional houses which was built over 600 years ago. To-date, the houses are still well preserved and it has become a popular spot where tourists and local alike come here to take Instagram photos.

Despite it has become quite touristy, it’s still a stunning place to stroll around and enjoy the older site of Seoul. But do keep your voice down as some of the houses are still private residences.

2. Gyeonbokgung Palace

How Much: 3000 won (around RM12)

Although there are 5 palaces within Seoul, Gyeongbokgung Palace came highly recommended by online reviews as it is the most massive and glamours among the all.

Constructed at the every end of 14th century, the palace was badly damaged but was saved and beautifully restored to now become a popular heritage landmark. An audio commentary and a free guided tour (at 11AM, 1.30PM and 3.30PM) are available to learn more about this palace.

3. Yongma Land

How Much: 5000 won (around RM19)

Yongma Land is a small abandoned theme park located on the outskirts of Seoul. The theme park was opened in 1983 but closed down later in 2011 due to low profits.

The rides has been run down and rusting for years, giving the theme park an eerie feel. But ever since the park started to appear in K-pop videos and dramas, Yongma Land has became a popular spot for photo shoots.

4. Yeouido Hangang Park

How Much: Free, Bicycle Rental starts from 3000 won (around RM12)

Seoul has many popular cherry blossom spots, but the most visited spots among tourists and locals alike is Yeouido Hangang Park. This place is well known for having the prettiest cherry blossom street in Seoul. Even if you’re not here during the cheery blossom season, you can chill and relax at the field overlooking the city skyline of Seoul, or go cycling around the park while enjoying the refreshing breeze.

5. N Seoul Tower

How Much: 9000 won (around RM34)

If you want to enjoy a panoramic view of Seoul, this is the place to be at. Similar to Menara KL Tower, the building was built as a communication tower and is now a tourist destination. The observation deck at the top offers the amazing views of Seoul.

On top of that, it has also become a “love lock” location where you and your loved one can hang your love lock as a symbol of love.

6. Cheonggyecheon Stream

How Much: Free

The Cheonggye stream, or Cheonggyecheon (to the locals) is a 11KM modern public recreation space in downtown Seoul. Many people enjoy coming here for a leisure stroll during the evening.

The stream is surrounded by various attractions such as Deoksugung Palace, Seoul Plaza, the Sejong Center, Insa-dong Street, the Changdeokgung Palace, and the Changgyeonggung Palace.

7.  Hongdae (around Hongik University)

How Much: Free

Seoul’s Hongdae district which is the area around Hongik University is known for its abundance of bars, cafes, art galleries and music venues. On the day time, Hongdae is a perfect spot for strolling, dining, grab a coffee, and shopping for indie clothing brands. Due to being a University neighborhood, some restaurant are pretty affordable to cater to the students.

At night, the neighborhood of Hongdae turn into an edgy nightlife destinations. Some of the city’s biggest bars and nightclubs are located in the area.

8. Ihwa Mural Village

How Much: Free

For those who enjoy art and mural painting, Ihwa Mural Village is the place to be. This street art filled village is filled with arts by over 60 artists, splashed across walls, stairways and houses, as well as metal sculptures.

9. Dongdaemun Design Plaza

How Much: Free

Dongdaemun Design Plaza or DDP is an ultramodern structure where most fashion, cultural, and design exhibitions are organised here. The futuristic building designed by renowned architect Zaha Hadid and is an extremely photogenic shooting location for many Korean dramas, such as “My Love From The Star” in 2013 and “She Was Pretty” in 2015.

A tip for you guys, make sure to visit in the early evening for sunset and see the building all light up.

10. Bukhansan National Park

How Much: Free

Located at the North of Seoul is the famous Bukhansan National Park, a popular hiking spot among locals and tourists. Surrounded by wooded hills, the mountain is complete with hiking trails and temples hidden among the trees.

To get to the peak to enjoy the rewarding view, you can choose to hike over the Golden Buddha route or the Baegundae route.

11. Namdaemun Market

How Much: Depends on budget

Namdaemun is one of Seoul’s oldest traditional markets with more than 600 years of history. If you are hungry, a number of scrumptious street food stalls can be found just outside exit 5 of Hoehyeon Station. Many of these stalls sell authentic Korean street foods such as dumplings, noodles, and pan fried foods.

Namdaemun also a great place for people watching and taking in Korean market culture. You don’t need to spend money at Namdaemun to have a good time.

12. Myeongdong 

How Much: Depends on budget

Alright, shopping isn’t exactly below RM34 for some people. But there’s no trip to Seoul is complete without going to Myeongdong, the most popular shopping neighbourhood in Seoul.

From the most updated Korean beauty products to fashion, there are all sorts of things at here. Even if you don’t like shopping, there are plenty of restaurants, street food stalls, dessert, and snacks.

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We are almost a quarter-way into 2018 and judging from the events below, it looks like April is going to be an exciting month for all of us. Whether you are into music, concert, food, fitness, or culture, there is something for everyone this coming April 2018.

With that said, here are Top 8 Events Happening in The Klang Valley In April 2018.

1) One Republic Concert @ Stadium Merdeka

If you missed out on the opportunity to catch One Republic back in 2013, here’s your chance to catch them live this year. Known for their chart-topping “Apologize” and “Counting Stars”, American pop rock band One Republic is making their way to Kuala Lumpur for a concert this April 25.

For more info, visit the ticketing page.

When: April 25, 2018
Venue: Stadium Merdeka @ Jalan Stadium, City Centre, 50150 Kuala Lumpur.

2) Experience Korean culture and food at the Seoul-Ful Fair @ Sunway Putra Mall

On the first week of April, Sunway Putra Mall will held a Korean culture event in the mall where visitors will be able to enjoy Korean street food stalls, arts and crafts workshops, Korean spicy noodle challenges, kimchi-making workshops, colouring contests for kids and more.

For more info on the schedule of the festival, visit the event page.

When: March 30 – April 8, 2018
Venue: Sunway Putra Mall, 100, Jalan Putra, Chow Kit, 50350 Kuala Lumpur

3) Dine in an actual plane at Plane In The City @  Skyland, Bukit Bintang

If you enjoy unique ambiance when dining, then you are going to enjoy this event. Brought to you by the same people behind the popular Dinner In The Sky, TwoSpicy Entertainment Live is launching dining in the plane in the city of KL. This means you get to enjoy freshly-made dishes in an airplane and will also be given a private tour of the cockpit after your meal.

For further inquiries, look up www.planeinthecity.com and hurry book your tickets as ticket sales.

Venue: Skyland, Jalan Bukit Bintang

4) Plaza Low Yat Mega IT Fair @ Plaza Low Yat

To all tech geeks in the Klang Valley, this event is for you! Plaza Low Yat Mega IT Fair is making a comeback on the April 7 and 8, 2018. It is said prices of the latest IT products starts as low as RM5. Aside from the low prices you can stand a chance to win tickets to Sydney, Australia for 2 pax when you shop at the IT Fair.

For more info, visit the event page.

When: April 4 – 8, 2018
Venue: Plaza Low Yat, Jalan Bintang, Off Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

5) Splash Away with Songkran Music Festival 2.0 @ Sungai Buloh

Those who want to REALLY experience what Songkran is really about, you can now do it without flying to Thailand. Simply put, this is a 2 day event of loud music, getting splashed by water guns, throwing water balloons at each other, and catch various performances.

For more info on the schedule of the festival, visit the official site.

When: April 14, 2018
Venue: 29, Jalan LGSB 1/1, Pusat Komersial LGSB, Off Jalan Hospital, 47000 Sungai Buloh, Selangor, Malaysia.

6) Give back to your community through fitness classes and food @ Be Gives Back, Be Urban Wellness

Enjoy shopping, food, drinks and fitness classes, while giving back to the community at Be Gives Backs. This is a meaningful event by Be Urban Wellness to raise funds for 2 charity homes in Puchong and Kepong.

There will be a series of fitness classes, health and pamper activities, food and drink as well as a shopping experience all at this event.

Activities schedule and vendor list to be released soon. For more info, visit the event page.

Venue: Be Urban Wellness, 11F/L Work @ Clearwater, Changkat Semantan, Damansara Heights, 50490 Kuala Lumpur

7) Bonjour! Experience French culture @ Le French Festival

Get your fix of French culture at Le French Festival, an annual event organised by the Embassy of France and the Alliance Française in Malaysia. This is a not-to-be-missed chance for French culture lovers, to experience the best of French performing arts, visual arts, theatres, wine and even cooking class.

For more info on the schedule of the festival, visit the event page.

When: April 12 – May 6, 2018
Venue: Various locations, refer to event page

8) Eat 50 mini bowls of Tom Yum and win RM500 @ #ThaiYourLimitChallenge, Thai Hou Sek TTDI

The popular Thai Chinese restaurant Thai Hou Sek has a challenge for all spicy food lovers in their #ThaiYourLimitChallenge.Participants have to finish 50 mini bowls of tom yum noodles per person and win RM500 cash prize and RM500 Thai Hou Sek dining vouchers. While eating 50 mini bowls of spicy tom yum noodles might be a tough task for most, but if you are a big eater who happens to love spicy food, this should be a piece of cake.

For more info on the schedule of the festival, visit the event Facebook page.

When: April 14, 2018
Venue: Thai Hou Sek TTDI, Second floor, Greens Terrace , 1 Jalan Wan Kadir 5. 60000, Kuala Lumpur

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