Malaysian food again!

I found Nasi Goreng - Malaysian fried rice in VIPS restaurant. Though it is not as tasty as in our country, it is so thankful that I can have a taste in this country.

Rotiboy bakeshop

1 bun for 2,000 won (expensive!)

Their slogan: "It's never enough to have one!" (It's true)

Rotiboy has more choices than Deli Roti, has kaya bun and others. May be I will try next time. Anyway, nowadays, Korean bakery also sell mocha bun but it is not as delicious as this shop.

There is a branch near to Guui subway station (line 2), just next to Gwanjin office.

Deli Roti

At first this shop was available just next to Rotiboy branch at Gwangjin area, it was closed up. I found it again at Jamsil station - a small shop inside the Kyobo bookshop.

Calling Malaysians at Korea!

If you're a Malaysian,

If you're staying in Korea now,

If you have a naver account,

Join us - the other Malaysians here!

http://cafe.naver.com/MyCafeIntro.nhn?clubid=12454090 - Malaysia and Malaysians in Korea

Then you will not be alone here in Korea! There are a lot of good ajummas here! They're kind and cook well. We also have some gatherings sometimes to speak in our own language like Malay, Chinese, even dialects!

Let's see what we just had free in Malaysia Embassy recently! So delicious-lar! (If you know lar, you're a Malaysian indeed)