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My journey with POW Restaurant Abuja started December 2016, I had just moved back to Nigeria and was “tasting” out—get it?!— the new restaurants in town. I stumbled across POW on instagram and loved the vibes it gave.
When it comes to restaurants, for me the ambience plays a huge role in my decision to eat there as I have mentioned in some of my previous restaurant reviews.
So Pow was right down my alleyway for ambience and decor!Continue Reading
Hello. Apa Khabar.
If you haven’t read my other posts about this trip, please click these titles to read all about it!
PENANG POSTS
Welcome To Malaysia, Masjid Kapitan Keling, Penang Street Food, Armenian Street Art & Teochew Chendul, Chocolate and coffee Museum, Cheong Fatt Tze Blue Mansion,
KUALA LUMPUR POSTS
Arriving Kuala Lumpur, Shopping and food adventures, Tallest Building in Malaysia and Best Lamb ribs, LAST DAY IN KUALA LUMPUR
I was back in penang and only had a few days left on my trip so I had to make a new list to prioritize where I would visit to do as much as possible, and one of those was checking out the Waka Japanese restaurant located in my hotel. If there is one thing that the Japanese people do well, it is the ability to transform spaces into some sort of serene and zen environment. I have noticed that of other Japanese restaurants I have visited and Waka was no different. The entrance in itself was like being transported to the streets of Kyoto.Continue Reading
My family celebrates everything! Birthdays, anniversaries, achievements and mini life happenings in between. I guess you could say that was where my attitude towards “forgetting my birthday is unacceptable” came from, but I like that about us.
A few months back, we had an anniversary to celebrate so we decided a family dinner was in order. Because of school, my siblings and I are only home a couple of times a year, this was a break where all of us were around plus a few cousins and uncles. Continue Reading
I planned to meet a friend for brunch and I was left with the task of finding a restaurant. Seeing as I am a Foodie this was a very difficult task. I spent an hour of what I like to call a “gastronomical adventure” perusing the web for restaurants in London. I came up with a few suitable choices but we settled on Momo. My friend is a Moroccan aficionado and I was drawn by the decor ( I am a bit of a quirky decor lover).
Momo restaurant serves a North African and Mediterranean cuisine with delectable choices. There’s a hint of french in their weekend menu with packed Brunch and Afternoon tea choices or as they like to say “A café and a bazaar, a la Marrakesh-souk-meets-Parisian-troquet style!” You could choose to either seat at the outdoor terrace, restaurant, café or basement bar/disco with a live music program. All the furniture in the café is on offer for sale including some books, CDs and a few Antique jewels too.
