Freaky in 2003 But It Got Freakier in Fridays in 2025 💫

OK… confession time 😅 Feeling extremely guilty in 2025 because I’ve only managed to post two blog posts here so far. With the help of Chatgpt, I am being honest, at least I can start to blog more. It seemed that I have a huge writer's block nowadays. As I got older, penning down something random without overthinking is much more difficult. (Please check at the end of the post for a collage video I made for actors in 2003 and 2025) One was to remember, my deceased blogger friend, Twilightman 👉 Here . This post is to review and revisit my teenage years of watching Freaky Friday 2003 (FF03).  So when Disney officially announced Freakier Friday (2025) (FF25) — the long-awaited sequel to Freaky Friday (2003) — my first reaction was: 👉 Wait… is this real, or just another Hollywood nostalgia scam? Yes, a gap of 22 years, having the same cast as a sequel instead of a remake. But beyond the nostalgia, this sequel feels symbolic — especially for Lindsay Lohan . After more than 15 year...

Dimsum Experience at Hei Lai Ton喜来登海鲜酒家 @ Serdang 沙登




Omg, my  blog is so dead! So many issues going on with my life, it seems that my anonymous bloggie remains as one of my best kept secrets. I can rant without being judged and can eat without being criticised. Anyway, the best way to revive my bloggie and instagram is to blog about fooodieeeeeeeee.. Very carefree here, without worrying my language and sentence structure!

My rating for Hei Lai Ton as below. Actually, there are many outlets in Malaysia. I still feel that the one in Ipoh is better. 






Okie okie, this is a throwback post from Feb 2019, as you can see from the lousang (a Chinese New Year Delicacy). This time, my foodie friends and I decided to try their dimsum instead of the normal Chinese restaurant dishes. To our surprise, the tastes were quite okay!!! We ordered quite a lot of dishes, but I only highlight some of my favourite in this post. 


The char siew and siew yoke is a must order dish in Chinese restaurant. Basically, this dish can also be said as a test-water dish to know whether other dishes are good. Hahahaha, I prefer the char siew more in this case, because of the sweetness was just right. 



Okieee, some people might be turn off by porridge, but the teochew-style porridge is quite smooth to my taste. The fried lobak was not too oily; The fishballs were quite fresh actually even though less bouncy; The "yum kok" was nicely made. 

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