Chinese New Year is just around the corner and nothing screams CNY more than beers and Bak Kwa!

Lucky for us, we can always rely on The Beer Factory to bring us happiness during this festive season.

Yes! The Beer Factory is partnering up with Guinness to release their limited edition Guinness Bak Kwa. If you’re still thinking on where to buy Bak Kwa for this coming CNY, look no further.

What Does It Comes With

Perfect for CNY door gifts, the limited edition Guinness Bak Kwa comes in a red colour box of 8 pcs Ba Kwa.

The Bak Kwa meat is made out of pork meat marinated in Guinness stout and roasted at 232 degrees Celsius. This combination of ingredients and cooking method makes this one  of the best tasting Ba Kwa we’ve tried.

Taste-wise, there’s a strong sweet-bitter flavour from its Guinness stout marinade & natural porky flavour that we’re fond of. The Ba Kwa is juicy and tender in every bite, making it more addictive than ever!

Here’s How You Can Purchase TBF’s Guinness Bak Kwa

There are 2 ways to get TBF’s Guinness Bak Kwa:

1) Order online and get it delivered

Decided to stay home? You can order it online and get your Guinness Bak Kwa delivered to your doorstep in a week or less!

Delivery Link: bit.ly/GuinnessBakKwa2021FT

2) Self-collection at outlets

• Hartamas
• SS2
• Sunway Giza
• Bandar Puteri Puchong
• Sunway Geo
• Melaka
• Summerton Penang
• Raja Uda Butterworth
• Eco Bloom Simpang Ampat

Self-Collection Time: 3pm to 6pm

Price: RM68 per box

So, hurry and gather all your friends and family and try this Guinness Ba Kwa before time runs out! It’s that addictive!

Terms & Condition:

• Limited quantity available, while stock last
• Delivery ETA will be 5-7 working days
• Delivery areas: West Malaysia
• Flat Rate Shipping Fee – RM10

To make sure you’re not missing out on any updates, you can follow The Beer Factory’s official page on Facebook here www.facebook.com/TheBeerFactory/

This article is written in collaboration with The Beer Factory.

The post TBF’s Guinness Bak Kwa Is Back This CNY & It’s Perfect For All Ba Kwa Lovers appeared first on Fun N' Taste.

Since Covid-19 hit early this year, many events such as weddings are forced to be canceled as mass gatherings are not allowed during this pandemic. 

Imagine all the time and energy you spent on discussing and planning, as well as sending out invitations to friends and family all over the world to attend your wedding, and bam, that plan COMPLETELY went out of the window!

But hold up, your wedding is not completely out of the window, YET. 

Seeing this is rather a depressing time for many of us, The Beer Factory and Zcova are partnering up to sponsor all beers and a pair of wedding bands (worth RM7,000) to one lucky couple’s wedding. Yes, you can stand a chance to get FREE BEERS and RINGS for your wedding! 

All you need to do is register your interest in the link down before May 30, 2020:

www.the-beer-factory.com/freebeerwedding

This contest is open to all couples with current or future plans on getting married, not limited to couples affected during this pandemic.

Start choosing your rings now!

www.zcova.com

To make sure you’re not missing out on any updates, you can follow The Beer Factory’s official page on Facebook here www.facebook.com/TheBeerFactory/

This article is written in collaboration with The Beer Factory.

The post Planning Your Wedding This Year? The Beer Factory Is Sponsoring Beers For 1 Wedding Disrupted by Covid-19 appeared first on Fun N' Taste.

It is that special time of the year again. When families come together under the soft light of lanterns and the moon, to feast on mooncakes and contemplate the beauty and poetry of the full celestial body.

Many eateries have launched their own creative twist to the classic mooncake. The places listed below has level up their mooncake game, think ice cream, beer, and even petai fillings!

So, in the spirit of the Mid-Autumn festival, we have compiled a list of out of the ordinary mooncake flavours you should check out. Here’s our list of 9 Unique Mooncakes You Should Be Eating This Season.

1. Ice Cream Mooncake by Inside Scoop

Inside Scoop’s handcrafted ice cream mooncake seemed to have won the hearts of many ice cream and mooncake lovers. They’ve also released the biggest mooncake in Malaysia, aptly named The Supermoon. This gigantic ice cream mooncake consists of pistachio ice cream and raspberry jelly in it and wrapped in yellow snow skin. Weighing close to 1KG, the Supermoon can feed up to 12 people. 

2. Beer Mooncake by The Beer Factory

The Beer Factory has always been creative with their beer menu. And just when you thought boba beer couldn’t get any more interesting, The Beer Factory drops their beer mooncake. They have came up with a Guinness-infused black snowskin mooncake. The snowskin is infused in charcoal powder and it’s stuffed in a smooth chocolate and stout lotus seed paste with a hint of Guinness stout. 

3. Petai Mooncake

Yes petai mooncake actually exists, and you can purchase it for only RM15. This innovative mooncake is sold by a homebaker from Ipoh, known for her wide variety of petai products. Although most mooncakes are generally on the sweeter side, the Petai Mooncake is spicy as the fillings consist of potatoes, spices and chopped petai.

4. Salted Egg Volcano Mooncake by Hong Kong Bay

Salted egg lovers will be happy to know that Hong Kong Bay is now selling salted-egg flavoured mooncake — filled with salted egg yolk-spiked custard that apparently flows out like “lava”.

5. Boba Mooncake by Casahana

While the Boba trend has taken 2019 by storm, many restaurateurs have found many creative (and sometimes stupid) ways to ride on this wave. Casahana has hopped on Boba Milk Tea trend by selling bubble tea-flavoured mooncake – Brown Sugar Tea Au Lait. There are even boba pearls in the fillings, because what is bubble tea mooncake without the pearls?

6. Espresso Mooncake by Starbucks Malaysia

Not a fan of Bubble Tea? Check out Starbucks Malaysia’s Espresso Mooncake! This year, Starbucks has released 4 mooncake flavours – Espresso Chestnuts, Coffee Mixed Nuts, Tiramisu, Green Tea Key Lime. The flavour that caught our attention is certainly Espresso Chestnut, which infused with Starbucks espresso coffee and coffee-flavoured lotus paste.

7. Cendol Mooncake by Leong Yin Pastry

This 40-year-old pastry brand has launched a mooncake flavour inspired by the national dessert, Cendol. A flavour that truly embodies the Malaysian culture, what better way to show your patriotism while celebrating Mid-Autumn festival!

8. Musang King Mooncake by Durian SS2

If you’re looking for the best Musang King Mooncake this year, check out Durian SS2’s Mooncake series. Durian SS2 is widely regarded as the best durian stall in the Klang Valley, so you know the durian mooncakes here are going to be good!

9. Family Mart Mooncake Series

If you’re a fan of Hello Kitty, Family Mart’s 2019 Mooncake Series is a must-have for your collections. Each set of Family Mart Hello Kitty mooncakes consists of 4 mooncakes in the flavours of — Durian Lotus With Musang King Lava, Bamboo Charcoal White Lotus With Salted Egg Lava, Pandan White Lotus Single Yolk, White Lotus Double Yolk

The post 9 Unique Mooncakes You Should Be Eating This Season appeared first on Fun N' Taste.

It’s Friday, which means it’s the end of the week. We get it, the work week can really cramp your vibes and you need some booze to escape from reality. But then, it’s almost end of the month and you’re tight in budget. Fret not, because we’ve got the list of 10 affordable bars for drinking booze and affordable food.

With that said, let’s get into the list of 10 Cheap Places To Get Beer After-work Around KL & PJ.

1. The Beer Factory

The Beer Factory features an impressive drinking ambiance which consists of indoor industrial factory-themed decoration and individualistic designs across all outlets. Easily one of the most popular bars in town, beers at The Beer Factory are relatively cheap. Their 8 mugs of Tiger beer is only RM88 all night long. For those who come in a group, do opt for their Tiger Tower which priced at RM108 per tower for 10 pax, which makes it about RM10.80 per mug. 

Click here for full locations.

2. Uncle Don’s

Uncle Don’s is no longer stranger for beer lovers. Usually crowded during the night and weekend, people come to this place for their exceptionally cheap beer and affordable fusion food. One mug of beer starts at RM10.95. Pair it with their supper affordable food, you can easily have a filling meal with beer for around than RM25.

Click here for full locations.

3. The Brew House

The minimal and bistro-looking space looks more like a restaurant than a beer bar, but The Brew House is purposely designed to let your senses focus entirely on the drinks. Popular among working class who enjoy good quality food with some good wine and beers, their cheapest beer is priced at RM10.80 Carlsberg per mug. Pork dishes take the centre stage here. Some of the must trys are Bacon Steak, Pork Bacon & Peach Pizza and Brew House Pork Burger. PS: Their Signature Pork Steak cost only RM20.80

Click here for full locations.

4. Beer Garage

Just a stone’s throw away from Sunway University is the Beer Garage, a drinking spot where you can find many beers and multiple cuisines at a cheap price. The bar serves up a wide variety of draught beer, from Asahi, Kronenbourgh Blanc, Connor’s and more, all night long at RM10 flat rate. To supplement your drinking session, they’ve got satisfyingly Thai, Western and local cuisines such as Pad Thai, Grilled Pork Neck, Charcoal Grilled New Zealand Lamb, and Kam Heong Bali Tong.

Bandar Sunway
Address: No. 2, Jalan PJS 11/14, PJS Bandar Sunway, 46150 Petaling Jaya.
Hours: 4pm-2am

Setia Alam
Address: 8-G, Jalan Setia Dagang Ak U13, Seksyen U13, Setia Alam, 40170 Shah Alam, Selangor.
Hours: 4pm-2am

5. Little Bally Café

The coolest bar and café in Subang SS15, Little Bally Café got an uplift by adding more Balinese inspired rattan chair, artworks and lounges. They are currently having live band every night from 9pm onwards. Their price on the menu is super attractive though, especially their main course which starts from RM14.80. Some of the best sellers are Salted Egg Chicken Chop, Sweet & Sour Prawn Rice and Salted Egg Cream Sauce Pasta.

Address: 58, Jalan SS 15/4, Ss 15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Hours: 5pm-2am

6. Yilo Restaurant & Bar

From ice cold beer, Chinese wine, to cocktails, they have it all. Yilo exudes a retro, old china vibes that will keep you drinking for hours, watch out and try not to get too drunk alright. Yilo features a wide variety of Chinese dishes with starting price of RM12. Alcohol wise, their signature is the Chinese rice wine, Nu Er Hong, served up in a traditional Chinese celadon.

Address: 23, Jalan SS 23/15, Taman Sea, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Hours: 12pm–12.30am, daily

7. Dukes & Duchess

Dukes & Duchess is essentially a spin-off of Uncle Don’s with a more comfortable and trendy environment. For a merry time, gather some friends for a drink of 1 mug of Tiger Beer at RM8.65. Cold and refreshing, the foamy drink will quench your thirst. Beyond just serving beers at very low price, they also serve highly appetising porky dishes, such as Spaghetti Carbonara Bacon, Pork Burger, Aloha Chicken, and Lamb Shank.

Dukes & Duchess SS15
Address: 64, Jalan SS 15/4c, Ss 15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Hours: 3pm–1am, daily

Dukes & Duchess TTDI
Address: Unit G-7, Ground Floor, Nexus, No.7, Jalan Kerinchi, 59200 Kuala Lumpur
Hours: 3pm–2am, daily

8. MOVIDA Kitchen + Terrace

Another strong contender for cheap beer and food, to keep drinkers to come back, Movida always churn out attracting promotions with yummy bar snacks and full meal menu. They also have pretty good deals for beer towers, the cheapest option would be the Carlsberg tower priced at RM78++ during happy hour.

Click here for full locations.

The post 8 Cheap Places To Get Beer After-work Around KL & PJ appeared first on Fun N' Taste.