#Soup Iskandar

[turisiancom]

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[tc-doherty]

I and F for the alphabet soup!

I actually have a ton of Is! Irina, Ingrid, Iskandar, Izare, Ithea, and Ithian…

I talked a bit about some of these characters though.

So, Irina. She's one of the main characters in my book The Fairy, which is the 2nd book after The Ghost, and is the titular "fairy" in the way that everyone in her village thinks that she's a changeling. It's not something that she is particularly happy about, but there's also nothing that she can do about it.

Who she really is and who she wants to be are things that she struggles with over the course of the story :)

For F, I only have Felisjyta and Frost. I think that I've talked about both of them before?

I'll talk about Frost a little bit though. She's from Into the Witch's Wood, a gryphon who was trapped by the CEO of the company. She's stuck in human form (although she still has a gryphon's shadow) and works as Madame Venetia's secretary. Most people assume that she is basically Madame Venetia's spy and try to avoid having anything to do with her, but honestly she just wants to leave. She becomes friends with Emma over the course of the story and ends up trying to escape with her, Robin, and Ingrid.

I'm playing this ask game!

#writeblr #ask games #thanks!! #my characters

[frolltomstein]

Here are three characters from a story I started in school back in 2018. It takes place in a hospital back in the olden days when people’s blood was drained.

Aaron Adollorato (mostly referred to as “The Scribe”) is well, as you probably guessed, a scribe. He rarely ever speaks with his actual mouth and usually writes everything down, and not even his own words.

Supervisor Iskandar is the supervisor of the hospital, but he mostly only pays attention to his favourite employee, Marienne. He is kind of best boi.

Nurse Marienne is a poor foundling who worked her way up to the top at the hospital. She is very distracted by something else other than the patients, but Iskandar thinks she’s cool and that’s all that matters.

#my OC #OC #OC art #best boi #Supervisor Iskandar #Iskandar #My characters #the scribe #Aaron Adollorato #Nurse Marienne #marienne #love triangle #original character #these are only three of the characters there is a lot more #digital art #my art #my design #Soup Iskandar

[megashadowdragon]

**1.**Punching Gilgamesh the moment you are summoned/enter a fight/enter a room is not reasonable and should not be done at any time -Gudao

1a. Not even when he barges into the Camelot Room and threatens to everyone, especially when he does it to make your female counterpart marry her -Gudao

1b. Apparently PTSD is not a viable excuse to punch someone when you see him harassing someone. Noted.

2. Just because I am a King, does not mean I can give people nicknames. Makes me wonder how Gareth felt about being called Best Boy by Merlin.

3. Eating contests are apparently not allowed, seems food shortages are common with my counterparts.

4. As it turns out, screaming "To Valhalla" is not the best idea when you step onto Iskandar's Chariot. Especially so when you are right in front of the enemy.

5. Frankenstein is not a doll, do not dress her up. No Arthur, not even if she tilts her head and makes cute growls -Gudao 5a. Okay! Only if its a sundress! -Gudao

6. Getting together four of my other counterparts and forming the Saber Rangers is not allowed, especially if we have Excalizords. Seems the other servants aren't fond of needlessly big robots that take too long to combine.

7. Motorbikes are not to be used at any point or time in Chaldea, no, not even when Iskandar decides to hold the "Chaldea Grand Prix" -Da Vinci

7a. THE SAME GOES FOR OTHER VEHICLES YOU MONGRELS, UNLIKE YOU FUCKS, SOME OF US NEED BEAUTY SLEEP AT 3 AM! -Gilgamesh

8. Just because I can use a sword, doesn't mean I am allowed to attack my Cu Chulainn with it. I swear, he walked into it.

9. Apparently I am not allowed to compliment people? Turns out after I left the beach where I hung out with a sweetie named Kiyohime, along with master, Kiyohime attempted to burn someone alive because I said that master looked like a dashing man. I highly doubt she did.

9a. The smell is still stuck to my trunks Arthur -Gudao

10. My liege... My OTHER liege, please don't ever get Red Saber to sing "Total Eclipse of the Heart" again when I am about to utilize Galatine -Gawain

11. We know you are fascinated in other cultures, but please. Stop talking to the Servants of France about Sasaki Kojirou, we don't know if you made up his nickname, but he is not the "Savior of France" - Jeanne D'Arc

12. I would suggest that you stop entering the Camelot Room by screaming "Where is my love! Guinevere!", while it as funny once or twice, I can't stand to see either Lancelots' become depressed anymore -Arturia Altria

13. No offense... But please stop patting my head so much, I know you are basically my Uncle, but people are getting the wrong idea -Mashu

14. While Proto League is an acceptable nickname for the servants of your war, please don't ever enter a fight and scream it out again. We know you enjoy it, but it can get obnoxious after a while - Random Mob 1

15. Proving that I am male by either fighting or pantsing myself is no longer allowed after Heracles decided to do the same thing when a recently summoned Shakespeare made him question his own gender -Da Vinci

15a. Having the entire male team to pants themselves in front of the enemy is not a viable tactic against Archers, no matter what you watched beforehand and despite how fun it is -Robinhood

16. Just because Merlin suggested it, I shouldn't instantly do it. Its odd, almost like no one trusts Merlin, he seems just like my one.

17. "I saw a pest" is not a viable reason to drop a Corrupted Grail into the Babylon Room, we understand your dislike towards the King of Heroes, but Ishtar and Ereshkigal were caught up in the rage.

17a. "I was bored" is not a viable excuse to kiss a female servant while under the effects of Merlin's illusionary spell, Gudao has yet to leave his... specially enduced Coma.

17b. "I saw this scene-" is not a viable reason to go to a prior singularity and ask Muramasa to create a specific weapon, it is time wasting, no matter how strong the weapon is.

18. Suggesting to Rayshift to the point before someone dies is not a good idea, no matter how much fun it is for you to watch the "Crazy Murder Loli" die.

18a. Getting Fou'd is not a good reason to Rayshift back to your fight against Beast VI just so you can "Finish the Fucker Off".

19. Using a voice manipulator made by Merlin is not a good way to get people to be afraid when you shout a noble phantasm.

19a. Shouting "Stella" is not allowed, Arash prematurely shot off his Noble Phantasm while training and now we have to resummon him.

20. Just because we have a Simulation Room, does not mean I can alter the device to allow me to see someone from the past.

20a. We know you miss her, we do too. If you want to speak, you can come talk to us -Proto League

21. Trying to host an "Engry MIYA" talk between Nameless and Alter is not a good idea, just... Don't.

22. While having a Picnic is fun, please don't host them in the middle of a fight.

23. Just because a rabbit killed Gawain in a movie, does not mean you can threaten to cook Fou alive.

24. We know you love kids but come on, you can't just take Nursery Rhyme and Jack out to "Play Fetch" with the Dragons in France every after-noon.

25. Blaming someone that isn't even a servant isn't a viable way to shift blame.

26. I've been banned from the Kitchen, apparently forcing my way in and cooking the meals before Nameless is not a good idea. He looked ready to cry.

26a. Turns out mentioning the fact that Muramasa was far more willing to let me into his kitchen when I visited him was not a good idea. I don't think Nameless likes me much.

26b. "Just because I have the alcohol" is not a good excuse to get a few of the servants including Mashu drunk at dinner.

27. Just because you technically existed before Back to the Future 1 and 2, does not mean you can threaten to sue the creator, even if you can go back in time freely.

28. NO, NEVER DO THAT AGAIN, NOT EVEN IF KIYOHIME ASKS NICELY, WE SHALL NEVER REPEAT THE EVENTS OF YESTERDAY AGAIN.

29. "Look what I found" is a sentence that I am never allowed to speak when I am holding something bigger than my head or smaller than my hands.

30. Turns out that breaking my own arm is not the best way to get Nightingale to calm down. Never thought Merlin would be wrong.

31. "Sure you can touch my Excalibur" is not the best way to differentiate between Arturia's Excalibur and my own when someone asks to hold it.

31a. "But mine is bigger" is not a good response when Arturia talks about how easy her seals are to remove from her Noble Phantasm, nor is it alright to use when talking about when how she made Mordred.

32. Stealing Gilgamesh's potion of youth and putting it in the Soup that EVERYONE ended up eating is the easiest way to have myself barred from missions for a week.

33. Just because people are afraid of it, doesn't mean you should hug it. Not even if Merlin says to.

34. Just because someone stole your food, does not mean you should "Call in a favor" and have Elizabeth sing until someone gives up who stole it

34a. Update: The above applies to Nero as well.

35. Just because I have an innate fear of the Lancer version of my female counterpart, does not mean I can steal her horse and run away because of that fear.

36. Making King Hassan say "Omae wa mou shindeiru" is not allowed, especially if you reply with "I'm already dead" just to mess with him.

37. You are fond of Mordred, we understand. But please stop teasing her. Calling her cute will be her death - KotR

38. We understand that being locked in a single room with Nobunaga can be hard, but saying it was like prison is not fair.

38a. Quoting an abridged anime is not allowed, especially if it has "Sluts" and "Prison" in the same sentence, we still don't know where you got that swim team outfit.

38b. Making a mini Excalibur and saying "Blade of Promised Prison Riots! SHANKCALIBUR" is not allowed at all, Edmond almost had a heart attack.

38c. It is noted that the Arthur and Nobunaga were almost forced to kiss, but utilizing time manipulation to see Romani's death and threaten him with "Spoilers" is not allowed.

39. Just because Merlin asked, does not mean you should dress up as a "Cutesy Idol" and perform a song with a voice changer on in front of a camera for his "Magi*Mari" stream, Romani has yet to heal from that wound.

40. Looking Mordred in the eye and saying "Mordred, I am your father" is not allowed, especially when you have her surrounded by all the versions of her "Father", even the ones that just look like "Him".

41. "I solomly swear I am up to no good" is not what you say while standing behind the Director in the Lost Room, she died once already, we don't need her worrying about what you will do.

41a. "Remember that time you became a Loli" is not to be said around Olga Marie after what happened after she was... Killed.

42. Quoting Kamina from Gurren Lagann is banned, especially after everyone believed you were actually erased from the throne. Only to find you a month later taking off an invisibilty cloak and sneaking into the mens bathrooms to shave.

43. Anime is fun to watch, but please. Stop trying to explain why a certain character would be within the Throne of Heroes.

43a. Stop. Asking. When. I. Will. Summon. ISSEI HYOUDOU! -Gudao

43b. BOOSTED GEAR SCALE MAIL! -Arthur

43c. BOOSTO? -Siegfried

44. Valentines is a wonderful thing, we get it. But making everyone in Chaldea chocolate by going around and hunting in various areas is not needed, we have too much already.

45. Stop Rickrolling, that was so early 2000s, get with the golden times old man -Kintoki

45a. EX-

46. Commenting on the impractical armors of the female knights that walk around is not needed, we have gotten complaints about how they feel harassed -Staff Member

46a. I just wanted to help out... -Arthur

47. I am not to sing anything ever again, the reason isn't because I am bad, no. Everyone agrees I am quite good. But its the genre I sing coupled with my Charisma rank. Seems love songs should not be sung. How sad.

48. Just because I have cat ears, does not mean you should give me Catnip - Atalanta

48a. The same was repeated for Alter.

48b. Along with Tamamo Berserker.

49. "Merlin told me to do it" is no longer an excuse that is accepted, even if he did make you do it.

50. LITERALLY ALL THE THINGS ON THIS LIST ARE BECAUSE OF MERLIN, STOP LISTENING TO HIM.

51. I'm only responsible for a quarter of these, stop blaming me for your troubles, Normies -Merlin

Kiyohime asks Arthur what to do to catch Gudao's attention. Arthur tells her to turn into his most cherished person. She turns into Gudako and tries to force Gudao into sex.

#fgo #fate grand order #fgo fanwork #fate/grand order #arthur pendragon #fate arthur pendragon #proto arthur #prototype arthur pendragon #fate prototype #f/go

[lordelmelloi2]

that’s the whole fun of the idea of just iskandar and sakura being there. there’s no planning. there’s really nothing but a bunch of YOLO type shit and probably fighting/reconciling with Rin and then finding out that EMIYA wants to kill himself and that probably ending in like, a picnic. gilgamesh approaches sakura to intimidate her and iskandar grabs him by the throat and kills him instantly in a surprise attack because fate gilgamesh has the tendency to let his guard down too much. the minute unlimited blade works as a reality marble shows up iskandar is like “check THIS shit out” and shows up with his huge ass army and there’s like another fight and shirou’s like “Does anyone want any soup” while waiting for everyone to calm down and the whole time saber’s like, squinting and phasing out of reality on a mental level 

[silverfoxjb]

Pork bone soup at Teumsae (at Citrine Hub Sunway Iskandar) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3wbsGqAcnp/?igshid=1u7u4mli2sw1v

[fatensophia]

Mushroom Soup, Dominos Pizza, Bandar Seri Iskandar, Perak, Malaysia

#vscocam #vscomalaysia #vsco #perak #malaysia #vlogs #blogs

[ghostzali2011]

GARUT - Gebyar Pesona Budaya Garut (GPBG) akan kembali hadir 6-7 April 2019. Acara Pemerintah daerah bersama Kementerian Pariwisata (Kemenpar) ini akan dipenuhi kegiatan seni budaya yang menarik. Lalu bagaimana kulinernya? Jangan diragukan lagi, dijamin lezat-lezat.

"Garut itu paket lengkap berwisata. Mau liburan seperti apa, Garut punya semua. Pegunungan, air terjun, laut ada semua di Garut. Udaranya juga sejuk, tak salah jika Garut dijuluki "Swiss Van Java". Maka dari itu kulinernya juga jadi luar biasa. Bukan hanya dodolnya saja yang enak," kata Menpar Arief Yahya, Rabu (3/4).

Ucapan Menpar memang benar. Yang tidak kalah seru adalah tempat makannya yang bervariasi dan kaya akan menu kuliner khas. Ini menambah #GebyarPesonaBudayaGarut2019 makin lengkap. Mau tahu tempat tempat makan yang patut untuk jadi rekomendasi di Garut? berikut daftar 10 tempat kuliner terbaiknya:

1. Pujasega Family Restaurant

Beralamat di jalan Oto Iskandar Dinata No.64A, restoran ini menyajikan berbagai menu makanan khas sunda. Makanan yang jadi andalan dan disukai banyak pengunjung adalah nasi goreng, ayam bakar serta gulai tutut.

Untuk tempat duduk, kita bisa memilih di meja atau makan secara lesehan di bale bale. Selain makanannya enak, tempat ini juga cocok untuk bersantai. Ada tamannya yang indah dilengkapi dengan kolam yang ikannya besar besar. Tempat yang asik dikunjungi bersama keluarga.

2. Rumah Makan Cibiuk

Pulang ke Garut sepertnya belum afdol jika belum makan sambal cibiuk khas garut yang sudah terkenal itu. Maka disinilah tempatnya. Terletak tidak jauh dari tempat makan yang pertama, rumah makan cibiuk ada di Jalan Oto Iskandar Dinata nomor 321 Garut.

Disini salah satu kelebihannya adalah tempatnya yang luas serta ada taman bermainnya untuk anak anak. Selain sambal cibiuk, ada juga makanan khas sunda yang jadi andalan yaitu ayam bumbu dan minuman es kopyor dengan degan dan durian. Rumah makan yang ramah untuk keluarga serta ada pilihan duduk di kursi atau memilih santai di bale bale lesehan.

3. Graha Sindang Reret

Tempat makan ini terletak di Jalan Patriot 13-14, Tarogong Garut. Bangunannya cukup luas dan sering di pakai untuk acara acara besar. Mau datang bersama 20 an orang atau lebih pun tidak masalah. Kita juga bisa melakukan reservasi terlebih dahulu jika akan datang bersama rombongan berjumlah banyak. menyajikan kuliner kuliner khas sunda, aneka sup serta olahan daging ikan menjadi daya tarik utama di tempat makan yang satu ini.

4. Mie Bakso Parahyangan

Banyak yang berpendapat bahwa tempat makanan ini menjadi salah satu yang wajib di kunjungi ketika berkunjung ke Garut. Pasalnya, mie bakso parahyangan merupakan yang paling enak di Garut. Orang yang asalnya dari Garut saja kalau mudik pasti menyempatkan diri untuk mampir makan disini.

Bakso ini terletak di jalan Ciledug No 35. Mengantri adalah hal yang wajib disini. Soalnya peminatnya banyak sehingga harus menunggu makanan dihidangkan. Menu yang banyak disukai adalah mie yamin manis plus siomay. Selain porsinya gede, kuahnya juga mantab.

5. Rumah Makan Sari Cobek Cangkuang

Menu yang menjadi favorit di rumah makan khas sunda yang satu ini adalah gurami cobek. Selain bumbu nya kuat, sayuran yang di pakai di menu menu kuliner di restoran ini juga fresh. Belum lagi pemandangan di sekitar restoran yang bagus banget buat bacground foto- foto selfie. Selain rumah makan, sari cobek cangkuang ini juga menyediakan tempat menginap lho. Letaknya ada di tempat wisata Situ Cangkuang, Garut Jawa Barat.

6. Jemani Resto

Tempat makan rekomended selanjutnya adalah Jemani Resto. Tempat makan ini menyediakan menu menu makanan khas Asia dan Indonesia. harga menu makanan di resto ini standar tidak terlalu mahal.

Menu yang paling banyak disukai oleh para pengunjung adalah Gurame bumbu berontak dan Tahu Jemani. Ada juga menu udang saos padang, nasgor seafood yang yummy serta aneka soup. Selain menu makananya enak, tempatnya juga cukup romantis untuk diner berdua bersama pasangan.

7. Sate Marangi Pa’ Nur, Garut

Tempat makan ini terletak di Jalan Raya Samarang No 119, Garut, Jawa Barat. Tempatnya cukup strategis karena ada di pinggir jalan menuju banyak tempat wisata di garut seperti objek wisata Kamojang Green Resort, Kampung Sampireun, Kebun Mawar Situ Hampa dan masih banyak lagi.

Daging satenya empuk. Selain enak, harga seporsi satenya tetap terjangkau dan termasuk ramah untuk para wisatawan. Untuk jenis satenya ada 3 pilihan yaitu daging ayam, daging kambing dan daging sapi. Banyak pengunjung yang berpendapat bahwa daging sapilah yang paling enak.

8. D’Anclom Bistro dengan Konsep yang Tiada Duanya

Siapa yang tidak kenal dengan tongkrongan ini, D’Anclom Bistro spot hangout yang mengusung konsep paduan retro modern. Menu yang disajikan di tempat ini cukup komplit, Anda juga bisa milih tempat duduk mau di latai atas dengan konsep outdor atau di lantai dasar yang kental nuansa restronya. Buat yang mau ke sini, datang saja ke alamat ini Jalan Cimanuk No. 38C, Jayawaras, Tarogongkidul.

9. Unik dan Asyik The Roompie Cafe

Jika dilihat dari luar, memang tidak terbilang sederhana namun jika sudah masuk, pasti betah dan mau berlama-lama di dalam. Pemilik The Roompie Cafe mengubah dingding dengan ornamen yang khas dan unik, lebih nyentrik dan identik dengan komunitas tertentu. Bukan hanya itu, The Roompie Cafe juga menyediakan menu yang tak kalah mumpuni dan lengkap. Alamatnya di Jl. Cimanuk No.4, Sukagalih, Tarogongkidul.

10. Santai Seru di Caffe Angkringan Merdeka

Caffe Angkringan Merdeka yang beralamat di Jl. Merdeka No 110, Haurpanggung, Tarogongkidul, juga lah satu tempat nongkronya anak muda Garut. Seperti namanya, menu yang disajikan sangat sederhana namun cukup lengkap.

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[dentalimplantrecovery-blog]

Dental Implant Recovery: What to Expect after Surgery

The treatment to embed dental inserts into your jawbone requires a little surgical technique. While Dr. Iskandar will play it safe to guarantee your surgery is a total achievement, you can hope to encounter some reactions, especially amid the initial couple of days after surgery. Before surgery happens, we will ensure you know precisely what's in store amid these initial couple of hours and days after treatment. Persistent instruction is especially vital to us at Radiance Dentistry, and Dr. Iskandar and our amicable dental group will guarantee you know what to look like after your mouth amid this underlying mending period.

 Quickly AFTER SURGERY

 Once the anesthesia has worn off, you may encounter some minor distress and you should relax for whatever remains of the day. This can typically be controlled with over-the-counter painkillers, or we can recommend a remark you feel great. On the off chance that you had a solitary dental embed, it's normal to encounter practically nothing, if any uneasiness and you ought to be all around ok to come back to work the following day. Dental Implant Recovery Basic symptoms after surgery include:

 Agony or Discomfort

 This can typically be controlled with over-the-counter painkillers, or we can recommend you a remark you feel good. Dental Implant Recovery On the off chance that you simply had a solitary dental embed, it's normal to encounter practically nothing, if any uneasiness and you ought to be all around ok to come back to work the following day.

 Draining or Oozing

 Amid the main day or two after surgery, it's very ordinary to encounter some minor overflowing from the surgery site or even some light dying. We will furnish you with some dressing packs that you can put specifically on the surgical site. Apply delicate yet firm weight to the bandage until the point when the draining stops. On the off chance that vital, supplant the bandage after at regular intervals or somewhere in the vicinity. In the event that you are at all stressed that the draining is over the top, or in the event that it won't stop, please contact our dental office quickly.

 Swelling and Bruising

 The primary day after surgery, please utilize an icepack and apply it to the outside of your mouth to help limit any swelling and wounding. Apply the ice pack for 20 minute time spans, permitting 20 minutes rest in the middle of uses. After the principal day, you can change to utilizing sodden warmth, applying it for 20 minutes on and 20 minutes off. It can take a couple of days for any wounding and swelling to completely turn out.

 Stick to Eating Soft Foods

 Quickly after surgery, stick to eating delicate nourishments that don't require any biting. Great nourishment decisions incorporate frozen yogurt and yogurt, pureed potatoes, and pasta and soup. As the zone mends, you can continuously present harder sustenances, yet hold up a while before you attempt to eat anything extremely crunchy or which has heaps of seeds that could stall out around the surgery site.

 Taking care of Your Oral Health

 Instantly after surgery, ensure you tenderly brush whatever is left of your teeth however maintain a strategic distance from the surgery site. Dental Implant Recovery Try not to flush or spit for the principal day or so after surgery, however from the following day onwards it can be useful to utilize a warm salt water wash to keep your mouth perfect and agreeable. We may likewise endorse an against microbial mouth wash to help keep your mouth clean amid this underlying mending period.

 Dr. Iskandar will give you bunches of data on what's in store after embed surgery amid your underlying meeting. A great many people will discover recuperating snappy, agreeable and uneventful, however in the event that you are ever stressed, please contact Radiance Dentistry as our neighborly dental group is here to help you.

  About US: https://radiancedentistry.com/dental-implants/recovery/ - Dr. Iskandar is a certified restorative and cosmetic dentistry specialist and is licensed both as a general dentist and as a Prosthodontist. Dr. Iskandar obtained his DDS degree from Cairo University School Of Dentistry in 1998. Dr Iskandar holds a specialty in Prosthodontics and MSD (Masters of Science in Dentistry) obtained from Indiana University School of Dentistry in 2008. Dr. Iskandar is a Diplomate of international Dental Implants association since 2011.

 CONTACT US:

Radiance Dentistry

Mounir Iskandar

2020 W Rochelle Rd

Irving, TX 75062

Phone : [phone]

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27 Tempat Makan Wisata Kuliner di Bogor Utara Barat Tengah Puncak Saung Suasana Desa Yang Enak Murah Meriah Bagus Lesehan Untuk Keluarga 2017 Dekat Stasiun

27 Tempat Makan Wisata Kuliner di Bogor Utara Barat Tengah Puncak Saung Suasana Desa Yang Enak Murah Meriah Bagus Lesehan Untuk Keluarga 2017 Dekat Stasiun

27 Rekomendasi Tempat Makan Wisata Kuliner di Bogor Utara Barat Tengah Puncak Saung Suasana Desa Yang Enak Murah Meriah Bagus Lesehan Untuk Buka Puasa Bersama Keluarga 2017 Referensi Makan Jajanan Dekat Stasiun.

Bogor memiliki banyak destinasi wisata bagus dan menarik sehingga menjadi salah satu tujuan yang banyak dilirik oleh para traveler dari berbagai penjuru daerah di Indonesia. Selain tempat wisata, Bogor juga memiliki kekayaan kuliner yang sangat beragam.

Bagi Anda yang tengah menjalankan ibadah puasa dan ingin merasakan sensasi wisata kuliner di kota hujan ini, ada banyak tempat makan asik yang bisa dikunjungi untuk memanjakan lidah Anda saat berbuka puasa.

Berikut ini adalah 27 rekomendasi tempat buka puasa dengan jajanan enak murah di Bogor yang wajib Anda coba.

1. Sop Buah Pak Ewok

Sop Buah Pak Ewok, Sumber : yana1511.blogspot.com

Rasa dahaga setelah berpuasa seharian bisa langsung diobati dengan menikmati sop buah di warung Pak Ewok yang berada di Jl. Tunggul No. 5 Taman Kencana, Bogor.

Ada banyak jajanan enak yang bisa dinikmati di tempat makan yang sudah cukup populer di kalangan traveler ini, mulai dari batagor, siomay, mie ayam jamur, pempek, roti goreng, otak-otak, sate ayam, steak iga bakar hingga dimsum.

Untuk menu sop buah yang manis dan segar, Anda cukup merogoh kocek Rp 8.000 sedangkan untuk sop buah durian cukup membayar Rp 13.000. Dengan kisaran harga yang ramah di kantong, tempat makan ini sangat recommended bagi Anda yang menginginkan jajanan enak tapi murah meriah.

2. Rumah Cupcakes & BBQ

Rumah Cupcakes & BBQ, Sumber : mardwitantilaras.blogspot.com

Terletak di Jl. Sanggarbuana No. 4, tempat makan asik untuk berbuka puasa ini sangat cocok bagi Anda penggemar cupcakes dan BBQ.

Buka puasa bersama teman atau keluarga bisa semakin menyenangkan dengan banyaknya pilihan menu yang disajikan, mulai dari cupcakes aneka rasa seperti blueberry, chocolate, red velvet, strawberry hingga blue velvet dan menu BBQ ribs, nasi sapi BBQ, dan roti sosis BBQ.

Selain itu, tempat makan ini juga menyajikan menu kuliner khas yang tak kalah enaknya seperti cream soup, nasi rawon, seafood hingga omelet dan hidangan penutup yang memanjakan lidah.

3. Asinan jagung bakar

Asinan jagung bakar, Sumber : alaresto.com

Kuliner khas yang satu ini menjadi primadona bagi para traveler di kota Bogor. Usaha yang sudah digeluti sejak tahun 1968 ini menyajikan menu unik yang menggugah selera, dimana asinan terbuat dari bahan dasar jagung bakar dan bukan buah atau sayuran.

Terletak di Gang Roda Suryakencana, tempat makan ini bisa masuk dalam daftar referensi tempat buka puasa dengan jajanannya yang enak.

4. Momo Milk

Momomilk, Sumber : dewirieka.com

Ingin berbuka dengan menu yang menyehatkan? Anda bisa datang ke Momo Milk dengan sajian menu susu aneka varian yang segar di mulut. Anda bisa mencoba varian rasa yang berbeda, seperti rasa mangga, karamel, melon, anggur ataupun oreo yang unik dan khas.

Untuk memuaskan lidah, Anda bisa memilih aneka menu yang tersedia di tempat makan yang terletak di Taman Kencana Bukit Tunggul No. 11 ini. Seperti kentang goreng, batagor, siomay, pancake, roti bakar, mie ayam, hingga cheesy melt chicken dan nasi goreng.

Lihat Juga : 52 Tempat Wisata di Bogor dan Sekitarnya Timur Kota Sentul Murah : Taman Bunga, Jungle Land, Curug Nangka DLL

5. Pia Apple Pie

Pia Apple Pie, Sumber : tom-kuu.blogspot.com

Terletak di Jl. Pangrango No. 10, tempat makan yang kental dengan sajian manis ini bisa menjadi pilihan tepat sebagai tempat untuk berbuka puasa.

Ada beragam varian pie apple yang menggugah selera yang bisa dicicipi, selain juga menu lainnya yang tak kalah enak seperti puding karamel, cream soup, spaghetti saus apple hingga pisang bakar dan apple fried rice.

6. Macaroni Panggang

Macaroni Panggang, Sumber : banyumurti.net

Tempat makan yang satu ini terletak di Jl. Salak No 24 Babakan, Bogor. Dengan suasana kafe yang nyaman, tempat makan enak ini menyajikan menu macaroni panggang yang sudah terkenal kelezatannya.

Ada tiga paket pilihan macaroni panggang yang bisa dipilih ketika mengunjungi tempat ini, yaitu small, medium dan large.

Selain itu kafe ini juga menyajikan aneka menu enak lainnya seperti lontong sayur, nasi goreng, otak-otak panggang, kerang panggang hingga iga panggang yang sangat cocok sebagai hidangan untuk berbuka puasa.

7. Death By Chocolate & Spaghetti

Death By Chocolate & Spaghetti, Sumber : julianadewi.com

Tempat makan yang unik dan berkesan horor ini terletak di Jl. Ciremai No. 22 area Taman Kencana Bogor. Terlepas dari kesan menyeramkan, tempat makan ini justru banyak menarik perhatian pengunjung sehingga bisa dijadikan sebagai tempat untuk berbuka puasa bersama teman-teman terdekat.

Sesuai dengan konsepnya, menu andalan yang disajikan di tempat makan asik ini adalah cake coklat yang bentuknya menyerupai kuburan. Bukan hanya itu, menu lain juga dibentuk dalam wujud yang menyeramkan seperti puding hati manusia, puding bola mata setan hingga pancake tengkorak.

Tentunya menu ini sangat cocok bagi Anda yang menyukai hal-hal yang berbeda dan unik. Bagi Anda yang kurang menyukai menu-menu seram tersebut bisa memilih menu lain seperti mochi ice cream, salad, spaghetti bakar dan cumi lada hitam yang lezat.

8. Agri Park

Agri Park, Sumber : notetravelling.blogspot.com

Taman hijau yang berlokasi di area belakang Taman Kencana ini merupakan salah satu pusat tempat nongkrong favorit anak-anak muda di kota Bogor. Kawasan wisata kuliner ini sangat cocok sebagai tempat buka puasa bersama rombongan atau teman dekat.

Anda bisa datang ke Jl. Taman Kencana No. 3 Bogor dimana ada banyak pilihan menu di kafe-kafe maupun tempat makan yang bisa dinikmati ketika berbuka puasa.

Selain tersedia aneka menu nasi bakar, di daerah ini juga menyediakan menu jajanan enak lainnya seperti pempek, batagor, siomay, bakso, mie goreng, hingga sapi goreng dan ayam pepes.

9. Kedai Kita

Kedai Kita, Sumber : cumilebay.com

Bagi anda pengemar pizza, Kedai Kita bisa menjadi tempat buka puasa diBogor yang bisa dikunjungi bersama teman-teman.

Tempat makan asik yang terletak di Jl. Pangrango No. 21 ini menyajikan Pizza Kayu Bakar sebagai menu andalannya. Proses mematangkan pizza menggunakan kayu bakar menjadi ciri khas tersendiri yang memberikan cita rasa yang berbeda dan lezat.

10. Warung Taman

Waroeng Tam@n, Sumber : eyuniawandani.blogspot.com

Berlokasi di Jl. Ciremai No 1 Taman Kencana, tempat makan yang satu ini menyuguhkan suasana santai dengan konsepsemi indoor. Menu yang bisa dipilih untuk berbuka puasa antara lain sup iga, mie ayam, gado-gado, pempek dan menu enak lainnya.

11. Pizza Meteran

Pizza Meteran, Sumber : newscovery.wordpress.com

Menikmati potongan pizza bersama keluarga atau teman saat berbuka puasa bisa dilakukan di Pizza Meteran yang berlokasi di Jl. Binamarga Bogor.

Menu andalan yang disajikan di tempat makan berkonsep ala barat ini adalah pizza dengan ukuran satu meter yang bisa dinikmati bersama sehingga buka puasa semakin menyenangkan.

12. Burger Up Size

Burger Up Size, Sumber : penikmatdunia.wordpress.com

Bagi anda penggemar burger, berbuka puasa di tempat makan yang satu ini bisa menjadi pilihan yang paling tepat. Terletak di Jl. Pajajaran No. 21, tempat buka puasa di Bogor ini menawarkan menu unik berupa Krabby Patty yang sangat populer dalam film kartun Sponge Bob.

Menu burger dengan warna roti rainbow menjadi menu favorit yang banyak dipilih oleh pengunjung. Dengan harga Rp 25.000 Anda bisa menikmati kelezatan Krabby Patty rainbow yang lezat. Selain burger menu lain yang bisa dicicipi adalah pizza yang tak kalah enaknya.

13. Kedai Soto Ibu Rahayu

Kedai Soto Ibu Rahayu, Sumber : anekainfounik.net

Tempat makan yang satu ini terletak di Jl. Pajajaran No. 117 dengan menu soto yang legendaris. Makanan khas Indonesia yang satu ini sangat cocok dijadikan menu buka puasa di Bulan Ramadhan.

Bagi Anda penyuka pedas, menu soto rica-rica bisa menjadi piliha tepat karena citarasanya yang ekstra pedas dan menggugah selera.

14. Dillenia Kitchen

Dillenia Kitchen, Sumber : kulineri.com

Tempat buka puasa di Bogor yang satu ini sudah sangat populer di kalangan penjelajah kuliner.

Dengan mengusung konsep resto & cafe, tempat makan yang terletak di Jl. Pajajaran No. 54 ini menyajikan menu sehat yang tidak mengandung MSG sehingga sangat cocok bagi Anda yang ingin menikmati makanan enak namun tetap sehat.

Harga yang ditawarkan pun cukup terjangkau, yaitu berkisar antara Rp 12.000 hingga Rp 18.000 saja sehingga sangat recommended bagi Anda yang sedang ingin berhemat.

15. Ayam Goreng Resto Mbok Mberek

Ayam Goreng Resto Mbok Berek, Sumber : makandansantai.com

Bagi pecinta kuliner di Bogor, tempat makan yang terletak di Jl. Raya Puncak-Tugu Selatan, Cisarua ini sudah sangat populer dengan menu ayam gorengnya yang menggoyang lidah.

Cita rasa ayam yang gurih dan renyah, ditambah suasana tempatnya yang nyaman tentunya sangat cocok sebagai tempat untuk menikmati buka puasa bersama keluarga.

16. Saung Kuring

Saung Kuring, Sumber : kecutasem.blogspot.com

Tempat makan yang satu ini terletak di Jl. Sholeh Iskandar No. 9 dan menyajikan menu aneka ikan yang lezat karena dijamin kesegarannya. Tempat ini sangat cocok untuk berbuka puasa karena selain menunya beragam dengan olahan sambal yang khas, harganya pun cukup terjangkau.

17. Toge Goreng Mang Gebro

Toge Goreng Mang Gebro, Sumber : banyumurti.net

Tempat buka puasa di Bogor yang satu ini menyajikan menu khas daerah Bogor yang sudah sangat populer kelezatannya. Terletak di Jl. Pajajaran Dewi Sartika, Bogor Toge Goreng Mang Gerbo banyak dicari karena memiliki cita rasa yang spesial dan enak.

18. Lasagna Gulung

Lasagna Gulung, Sumber : eatinguntildiee.blogspot.com

Lasagna gulung bisa menjadi menu buka puasa yang enak dan cocok di lidah, Anda bisa mengunjungi tempat makan yang terletak di Jl. Salak, tepatnya di sebelah restoran Macaroni Panggang Bogor.

Selain menu andalan tersebut, Anda juga bisa memilih menu lainnya seperti siomay seafood, nasi goreng, asinan jagung, ikan asin, nasi timbel, bistik tuna hingga roll cake maupun sandwich.

19. Daiji Ramen

Daiji Ramen, Sumber : aoaerinoktisani.blogspot.com

Bagi penggemar masakan khas Jepang, menu ramen tentu sudah sangat lekat di lidah. Anda bisa mengunjugi Daiji Ramen yang terletak di Jl. Pajajaran sebagai tempat untuk buka puasa di Bogor, selain sajiannya yang lezat dan suasana di tempat ini juga memiliki konsep khas Jepang yang menarik.

20. Iga Bakar Jogja

Iga Bakar Jogja, Sumber : kulineri.com

Terletak di Jl. Ahmad Yani No. 32 Tanah Sareal, Bogor tempat makan ini mengusung konsep bangunan yang elegan, sangat cocok untuk menikmati hidangan buka puasa dengan orang-orang terdekat.

Anda bisa menikmati menu iga bakar dengan cita rasa yang istimewa dengan ukuran porsi yang besar sehingga bisa memusakan lidah.

21. Bebek H. Slamet

Bebek H. Slamet, Sumber : mediacibinong.blogspot.com

Menu olahan bebek dengan rasa lezat yang sudah tidak diragukan lagi bisa Anda dapatkan di Bebek Goreng H. Slamet yang terletak di Jl. Jenderal Sudirman No 64. Tempat buka puasa di Bogor yang satu ini bahkan sudah berpengalaman menyajikan menu bebek goreng yang berkualitas sejak tahun 1986.

22. Sate Sumsum dan Ginjal Pak Oo

Sate Sumsum dan Ginjal Pak Oo, Sumber : notetravelling.blogspot.com

Ingin menikmati buka puasa dengan menu yang unik dan beda? Anda bisa mencicipi menu sate sumsum dan ginjal Pak Oo yang terletak di Jl. Surya Kencana No. 193 Bogor. Dengan kisaran harga Rp 22.000 Anda bisa menikmati lezatnya sate sumsum dan ginjal sapi yang unik.

23. Kedai Bakso Seuseupan

Bakso Seuseupan, Sumber : baksoguide.blogspot.com

Menu bakso bisa menjadi menu yang enak untuk berbuka puasa, dan Anda bisa mencicipi cita rasa bakso yang gurih dan lembut di Kedai Bakso Seuseupan. Tempat makan ini terletak di Jl. Bangbarung Raya No. 51, Bogor dengan harga yang relatif terjangkau yaitu Rp 15.000 saja per porsinya.

24. Nasi Uduk Bansus

Nasi Uduk Bansus, Sumber : pasarmakananindonesia.blogspot.com

Tempat buka puasa di Bogor yang satu ini menyajikan menu nasi uduk yang dihidangkan dengan daun pisang sehingga memunculkan aroma khas yang menggugah selera.

Menikmati buka puasa dengan nasi uduk yang berlokasi di Jl. Pahlawan ini semakin terasa nikmatnya dengan ditemani Bandrek susu (bansus) yang memberikan sensasi hangat di badan.

25. Bebek Pak Ndut

Bebek Pak Ndut , Sumber : kunyahbandung.com

Tempat makan yang satu ini terletak di Jl. Pemuda No. 9A Bogor dan menyajikan aneka menu olahan bebek yang istimewa dengan tambahan sambalnya yang menggugah selera, sangat cocok untuk berbuka puasa.

26. Soto Bogor Pak Salam

Soto Bogor Pak Salam, Sumber : makanlagilagimakan.wordpress.com

Menu khas nusantara yang diracik dalam perpaduan rempah yang pas bisa Anda dapatkan dengan mencicipi soto Bogor Pak Salam yang terletak di Jl. Siliwangi (Gang Aut) Surya Kencana, Bogor.

27. Bakso Setan

Bakso Setan, Sumber : lisaloupe.blogspot.com

Meski namanya bakso setan, namun menu ini memang diperuntukkan bagi Anda yang ingin berbuka puasa dengan sensasi rasa pedas yang mengigit lidah. Untuk menikmati kelezatan bakso setan ini Anda bisa datang ke Jl. Raya Puncak Cianjur, Cisarua Bogor.

Selain 27 tempat buka puasa di Bogor tersebut tentunya masih ada banyak lagi tempat makan lainnya yang asik dengan menu jajanan enak yang menggugah selera di kota Bogor. Tunggu apalagi, segera rencanakan buka puasa Anda di tempat yang sudah direkomendasikan tersebut.

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Ipoh: A cultural and culinary guide to Malaysia’s rising tourism star

(CNN)Sometime after the tin slump of the 1980s, Ipoh earned a reputation for being a retirement destination, or just a pit stop on the way to Penang.

“Before, there wasn’t one place where people gathered,” says Julie Song of Burps & Giggles, a cafe that’s contributed to the city’s new face.

“Now, everyone who comes makes Old Town their first stop.”

But the capital of Malaysia’s Perak state has always possessed the qualities that make places like Penang so compelling to travelers: a rich architectural, cultural and culinary heritage — but without the crowds. (Though weekends are a different story.)

And that’s not all. Surrounded by Paleozoic limestone hulks, Ipoh is also a gateway to the area’s beautiful caves and hot springs.

Here are some suggestions on things to do in Ipoh, as well as some dining and hotel recommendations.

TO SEE

Kong Heng Square

A few years ago, landscape architect Ng Seksan and his friends took over this block, breathing new life into Old Town.

“We wanted to keep the old tenants, such as the Kong Heng kopitiam and the Indian barber,” Ng says.

Today, these establishments exist alongside chic cafes, boutique hotels and fashion and craft stalls.

“It’s the greenest urban block in Ipoh,” says Law Siak Hong of the Perak Heritage Society.

Trees are left to grow over and inside buildings, creepers tumble over rooftops and flaking walls.

Yasmin at Kong Heng Museum (open weekends only) showcases the films of the late Malaysian director Yasmin Ahmad, known for her moving explorations of race.

Flanked by a colorful crew of restaurants and shops, “Concubine Lane” is so nicknamed because the late tin tycoon Yau Tet Shin reportedly kept his second wife here.

A living architectural museum

Many buildings from the colonial era, spanning a range of styles from the Gothic to the Modern, still stand.

Among the most visible are the century-old Railway Station, designed in the British Raj style, and the stately old Town Hall across the road.

For quaint shophouses, just walk around Old Town.

Highlights include the Sinhalese Bar, founded in 1931, with its cowboy-style swing doors. It’s a great place to enjoy a beer before carrying on.

There are murals by Ernest Zacharevic — the Lithuanian artist often credited with making street art trendy in Malaysian cities — and local artists like Eric Lai.

Trail maps are available at the local Ipoh tourism office.

“The Vale of Tin and Sin”

Ipoh lies at the heart of Kinta Valley, once the world’s richest tin-producing field.

It attracted a vibrant mix of Malay, Chinese, Indian and European fortune seekers, growing from a river village into one of British Malaya’s richest towns.

To learn about the history of tin and how miners lived when they weren’t working, visitors can book themselves in to visit Han Chin Pet Soo.

The museum was previously home to the Hakka Tin Miners’ Club, founded in 1893, which in its early days was open only to men — a place to socialize, smoke opium and gamble — though exceptions were made for “dancing girls.”

Out around Kinta Valley are former tin-mining towns and other historical attractions to explore.

A guided tour may include Papan, Batu Gajah, Gopeng, the Tanjung Tualang tin dredge and Kellie’s Castle.

K. Rajasegaran ([phone]) and V. Kuppusamy ([phone]) offer custom tours around Ipoh and Perak.

Law Siak Hong ([phone]) of the Perak Heritage Society occasionally leads tours.

Masters of tradition

Tan Khar Mee (Kin Teck, 4 Tingkat Pasar; [phone]), 73, has been making lion dance heads for more than four decades.

He also worked on the set of the 1999 film “Anna and the King,” and is open to teaching visitors the craft.

Teh Wing Liang (Zhong Shen Trading, 59 Jalan Bunga Saroja, Pasir Pinji; [phone]), 42, has been making lion heads since he was 15 and says his style is more modern.

“I paint each one differently from the next. I make it up as I go along,” he says.

To see how Ipoh’s famous heong peng biscuits are baked — in concrete well-shaped ovens, fueled by coconut husks — it’s best to visit the house at 362 Jalan Gunung Rapat in the morning.

Yao Cai Yu at the Central Market (Jalan Dato’ Onn Jaafar) makes wooden clogs, and Lau Chee Wah (Lau Hooi Kee, 15 Lorong Bijih Timah) makes traditional bamboo blinds.

John Lee of Ipoh Secrets offers custom tours that help break through the language barrier

Up close with limestone hulks

When the Chinese came to Kinta Valley, they built temples in limestone caves.

Perak Tong, dating from the 1920s, has one of the most beautiful interiors, filled with colorful murals of deities. There’s also a hilltop pavilion with city views, though visitors will need to climb more than 400 steps to reach it.

Sam Poh Tong, apparently discovered by a monk in the 1890s, is a little dilapidated, but its gardens have an enchanting, wild quality. It’s got faded terraces, a tortoise pond and a striking red temple out back.

Tambun Cave has prehistoric paintings of men and animals, plus abstract shapes found on its cliff face.

The Gua Tambun Heritage Awareness Project runs tours on the first Saturday of each month.

TO EAT

This list focuses on Ipoh’s specialties rather than the usual Malaysian staples.

For Western food, there’s Kong Heng Square or the string of bars and pubs on Jalan Lau Ek Ching.

Most hawkers open in the early mornings and shut after lunch, or as long as stocks last.

Malaysians tend to have heavy breakfasts, so go early. Some hawkers also take irregular days off.

White coffee and toast

First, a quick run-down of the white coffee varieties.

“Pak kopi” comes with condensed milk and evaporated milk. “Pak kopi C” with evaporated milk and sugar.

“C kosong” with evaporated milk and no sugar. “O” with sugar and no milk. And add “peng” to the end if you want it iced.

The coffee beans are roasted with margarine, without sugar, giving the coffee a lighter color.

For a light breakfast, it’s paired with margarine toast topped with half-boiled eggs.

Sin Yoong Loong (15A Jalan Bandar Timah/Leech St), founded in the 1930s, is among the most popular places to find this local treat.

Chang Jiang (7 Jalan Windsor), a modern cafe that traces its origins to a 1970s kopitiam, serves equally good white coffee.

Nga choy kay

Reputed to be Ipoh’s quintessential dish, nga choy kay means “beansprout chicken”, but usually refers to three dishes — kway teow (flat rice noodles) soup, poached chicken and peppery beansprouts.

You can order for one, but they’ll still be served separately.

Ipoh’s bean sprouts are said to be crunchier and juicier because, it’s believed, the surrounding limestone hills give the water a special quality.

Lou Wong (Jalan Bandar Timah/Leech Street) is most popular with tourists, but the local favorite is arguably Cowan Street Ayam Tauge & Koitiau (44 Jalan Raja Ekram; [phone]), which also does delicious braised chicken feet.

It’s reputed to have irregular opening hours, but Thursday to Sunday evenings seem a safe bet.

Kai see hor fun

Kai see hor fun is also a kway teow soup, but the difference is in the prawns. The broth has an orange sheen made by boiling chicken bones with prawn shells.

And everything comes in one bowl — topped with poached chicken slices, prawns, beansprouts and spring onions.

Thean Chun’s version (73 Jalan Bandar Timah/Leech Street) is one of the best.

Restoran Moon De Moon (148 Hala Wah Keong, Simee) — closed on Mondays and Tuesdays — is also touted for its kai see hor fun, as well as curry mee, a spicy noodle dish.

Curry mee

People flock to Xin Quan Fang (174 Jalan Sultan Iskandar) for Ipoh curry mee, which tends to have less milk in it. There’s also a dry curry version.

“My grandfather’s recipe includes Indian spices, like star anise,” says owner Kok Wai Bing.

We recommend ordering the curry mee soup with your noodle of choice, and a mixed bowl of roast and barbecue pork, prawns, chicken and beansprouts.

Don’t forget their special gravy, reportedly a mixture of curry oil, garlic, pork lard and lime.

Hakka mee

Paris Restaurant (164 Jalan Sultan Iskandar/Hugh Low Street) has moved into its third generation of cooks.

It specializes in perfectly springy, flat egg noodles, topped with bean sprouts and minced meat caramelized with soy sauce and fish sauce, with an accompaniment of chilli and garlic-ginger sauce.

It’s also possible to order it with a bowl of soup with meatballs and fishballs.

On weekends, it’s best to arrive well before 11 a.m. They sell out fast.

“Nasi Ganja”

Contrary to the name, there are no suspicious substances in this rice dish. It’s just really good.

The nickname has become inextricably linked to the Nasi Kandar Ayam Merah stall at the Yong Suan kopitiam (2 Jalan Yang Kalsom), founded in the 1950s.

Ask for the usual — biasa — and you’ll get a plate of fluffy steamed rice served with their specialty ayam merah (a red-hued fried chicken), okra, salted egg, cucumber and a generous dollop of chilli and curry sauce.

Sar kok liew

This is a patty of yam bean and fish paste, rolled up in a bean curd sheet, and deep fried.

It’s Ipoh’s signature variation of yong liew — vegetables stuffed with fish or pork paste, which also come boiled.

If you like yours crispy, go to Dai Shu Geok (“Big Tree Foot”, Jalan King, Pasir Pinji) and have it with a bowl of assam laksa.

Otherwise, Ipoh Echo food columnist SeeFoon Chan-Koppen recommends Kwong Hong (684 Jalan Besar Gunung Rapat): “It has many varieties of green vegetables, and the dipping sauce is yummy.”

Yu kong hor with boiled octopus

Tuck Kee (61 Jalan Yau Tet Shin) only opens in the evenings.

Recommended is the wat tan hor — kway teow immersed in a creamy egg gravy, peppered with pork slices, prawns, vegetables and lard fritters — or yu kong hor, the dry version topped with a raw egg and then stirred in.

Either way, it isn’t complete without the boiled octopus doused in garlic oil and soy sauce.

Kaya puff

Sin Eng Heong (4 Jalan Mustapha Al-Bakry) is synonymous with Ipoh’s famous kaya puff — filled with a jam made with coconut milk and egg — and on weekends you’ll see a long line outside the bakery all day.

However, the founder’s son has opened his own shop, Sin Eng Hoe (50 Jalan Yau Tet Shin), nearby and assures that he uses the same recipe.

Tau fu fa

This is a dessert made of soybean curd, usually slurped hot and traditionally sweetened with ginger sugar syrup.

Funny Mountain (49 Jalan Theatre) is the name on everyone’s lips, but Woong Kee (32-38A Jalan Ali Pitchay) is also a firm favorite.

WHERE TO STAY

Banjaran Hotsprings Retreat

This is the place to come for a luxurious communion with nature amid limestone hills — yet it’s just a 15-minute drive from the city.

Each villa has its own plunge pool with water piped in from the hot springs, and there are four communal garden pods.

Non-guests can pay to use the facilities.

They include a pool, a steam and sauna cave, and an air-conditioned cave to relax in. It’s also possible to dine in the cave cellar, which has an extensive wine collection.

A short walking trail leads directly to the Lost World of Tambun theme park.

Banjaran Hotsprings Retreat, 1 Persiaran Lagun Sunway 3, Tambun; [phone]

Bedrock Hotel

This new boutique hotel is styled with a mix of contemporary Chinese and Western details.

“We have the best beds and the best rocks,” Debbie Ng says.

The beds are imported, and her family members are ardent rock collectors. Their finds are displayed around the hotel, and even in the rooms.

Each room has a Nespresso coffee machine, with complimentary pods.

Bedrock Hotel, 13 Jalan Che Tak, New Town; [phone]

Sekeping Kong Heng

One of Ng Seksan’s Sekeping collection of properties dotted around Malaysia, this hotel creates the illusion of a “retreat” in the middle of all the action.

The main quarter is located above the Kong Heng kopitiam in what was once a hostel patronized by Chinese opera troupes.

Much of the original building remains, mixed with open brick and reclaimed wood, wire fencing for bed bases and concrete sheets for walls — melding the industrial and natural without compromising on style.

There are more rooms in an annexe next door and above the Container Hotel, as well as a pool and a rooftop hangout.

Sekeping Kong Heng, 75 Jalan Bandar Timah (Leech Street), Old Town; [phone]

Sarang Paloh

This boutique guesthouse resides within a former Art Deco-style bank building that dates back to the 1930s.

Sarang means nest, and each room is named after a different bird found in Malaysia.

The interiors are mostly furnished in wood and accented with antiques, mixed with modern details and amenities.

All 11 rooms are air-conditioned with en-suite bathrooms.

There’s a common dining area cast in natural light and shadow, and a serene courtyard on the second floor.

Sarang Paloh, 16 Jalan Sultan Iskandar (Hugh Low Street), Old Town; [phone]

27 Concubine Lane

This homestay in a restored 1908 shophouse is owned by a Malaysian-British couple.

It retains many original features, with other parts — windows, floorboards, latticework — sourced from a salvage yard.

“It’s not the Hilton. People come here for the heritage,” says John Lomax.

There are three private doubles with air conditioning, and an open loft with six beds. Bathrooms are shared.

Amid the bustle Concubine Lane, it still manages to feel like a little hideaway.

27 Concubine Lane, Old Town; [phone]

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im a waver “fan” (quotation marks because of my unhealthy relationship with him) (A/N 11/11/2021: I wrote this in the throes of gacha psychosis lol prior to acquiring Waver in gacha and my relationship to him as a character has since changed drastically, I highly recommend reading my newer posts reflecting on him to gauge how I feel about him now and my relationship to this character and piece of media) and I honestly just... i prefer strange/fake to a lot of other things because not only am i just grateful for the amount of characterization that we get to see waver & his students get, but like... there’s a lot of things that i like abt that in of itself

first off, waver interacting with a servant that isn’t his own in an honest and understanding way and impacting that servant through emotional honesty was like chicken soup for my idiot bitch soul 

second off waver and his position within the clock tower amongst his colleagues being explored is something we mainly get in case files but I find to be exquisite also within strange fake - this idea that he’s able to read you easily but you’ll never read him, etc. which is EASILY torn down as you mention the HGW once and he gets openly emotional 

and on another note the elaboration of his PTSD regarding the holy grail war... like. Hello?

he sees gilgamesh and has a panic attack right then and there, narita���s writing basically just embellishes it to give you an idea of what it feels like 

he visibly is shown to be having that reaction in the manga which... Thank You Morii (coward) 

with that you can really get a sense of how deeply the HGW affected him 14 years ago 

its 2008 right? it would be 14 years... 19+14.... wait he’s fucking 33? in 2008? this is fake wtf he looks like he’s 40 years old ... its the chain smoking whatever

flat. flat flat flat flat flat. waver has such stress with flat that he refuses to call his apartment a flat even though that’s something other brits get mad about in vines or tiktoks or whatever

but you quickly find that waver and flat have a surrogate parent-child relationship which is like. the source of a lot of emotional tension in the story on that route

adding in jack who is given the job of protecting flat - which waver, again, asks him to do because he can not summon iskandar to protect flat for him (HGW trauma) - that dynamic is expanded upon to include two people emotionally involved in flat’s survival for important reasons

political turmoil................ 

i’m a slut for political drama. i really am. I love political nonsense I Love It and if the clock tower is involved? i will rip my arms off to support it 

that’s literally just the flat & jack & waver section right there... there’s so much more. like what about ayaka and richard? gilgamesh and tine? enkidu and the wolf? 

i just really like the character dynamics and the interwoven drama amongst everything 

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Ipoh: A cultural and culinary guide to Malaysia’s rising tourism star

(CNN)Sometime after the tin slump of the 1980s, Ipoh earned a reputation for being a retirement destination, or just a pit stop on the way to Penang.

“Before, there wasn’t one place where people gathered,” says Julie Song of Burps & Giggles, a cafe that’s contributed to the city’s new face.

“Now, everyone who comes makes Old Town their first stop.”

But the capital of Malaysia’s Perak state has always possessed the qualities that make places like Penang so compelling to travelers: a rich architectural, cultural and culinary heritage — but without the crowds. (Though weekends are a different story.)

And that’s not all. Surrounded by Paleozoic limestone hulks, Ipoh is also a gateway to the area’s beautiful caves and hot springs.

Here are some suggestions on things to do in Ipoh, as well as some dining and hotel recommendations.

TO SEE

Kong Heng Square

A few years ago, landscape architect Ng Seksan and his friends took over this block, breathing new life into Old Town.

“We wanted to keep the old tenants, such as the Kong Heng kopitiam and the Indian barber,” Ng says.

Today, these establishments exist alongside chic cafes, boutique hotels and fashion and craft stalls.

“It’s the greenest urban block in Ipoh,” says Law Siak Hong of the Perak Heritage Society.

Trees are left to grow over and inside buildings, creepers tumble over rooftops and flaking walls.

Yasmin at Kong Heng Museum (open weekends only) showcases the films of the late Malaysian director Yasmin Ahmad, known for her moving explorations of race.

Flanked by a colorful crew of restaurants and shops, “Concubine Lane” is so nicknamed because the late tin tycoon Yau Tet Shin reportedly kept his second wife here.

A living architectural museum

Many buildings from the colonial era, spanning a range of styles from the Gothic to the Modern, still stand.

Among the most visible are the century-old Railway Station, designed in the British Raj style, and the stately old Town Hall across the road.

For quaint shophouses, just walk around Old Town.

Highlights include the Sinhalese Bar, founded in 1931, with its cowboy-style swing doors. It’s a great place to enjoy a beer before carrying on.

There are murals by Ernest Zacharevic — the Lithuanian artist often credited with making street art trendy in Malaysian cities — and local artists like Eric Lai.

Trail maps are available at the local Ipoh tourism office.

“The Vale of Tin and Sin”

Ipoh lies at the heart of Kinta Valley, once the world’s richest tin-producing field.

It attracted a vibrant mix of Malay, Chinese, Indian and European fortune seekers, growing from a river village into one of British Malaya’s richest towns.

To learn about the history of tin and how miners lived when they weren’t working, visitors can book themselves in to visit Han Chin Pet Soo.

The museum was previously home to the Hakka Tin Miners’ Club, founded in 1893, which in its early days was open only to men — a place to socialize, smoke opium and gamble — though exceptions were made for “dancing girls.”

Out around Kinta Valley are former tin-mining towns and other historical attractions to explore.

A guided tour may include Papan, Batu Gajah, Gopeng, the Tanjung Tualang tin dredge and Kellie’s Castle.

K. Rajasegaran ([phone]) and V. Kuppusamy ([phone]) offer custom tours around Ipoh and Perak.

Law Siak Hong ([phone]) of the Perak Heritage Society occasionally leads tours.

Masters of tradition

Tan Khar Mee (Kin Teck, 4 Tingkat Pasar; [phone]), 73, has been making lion dance heads for more than four decades.

He also worked on the set of the 1999 film “Anna and the King,” and is open to teaching visitors the craft.

Teh Wing Liang (Zhong Shen Trading, 59 Jalan Bunga Saroja, Pasir Pinji; [phone]), 42, has been making lion heads since he was 15 and says his style is more modern.

“I paint each one differently from the next. I make it up as I go along,” he says.

To see how Ipoh’s famous heong peng biscuits are baked — in concrete well-shaped ovens, fueled by coconut husks — it’s best to visit the house at 362 Jalan Gunung Rapat in the morning.

Yao Cai Yu at the Central Market (Jalan Dato’ Onn Jaafar) makes wooden clogs, and Lau Chee Wah (Lau Hooi Kee, 15 Lorong Bijih Timah) makes traditional bamboo blinds.

John Lee of Ipoh Secrets offers custom tours that help break through the language barrier

Up close with limestone hulks

When the Chinese came to Kinta Valley, they built temples in limestone caves.

Perak Tong, dating from the 1920s, has one of the most beautiful interiors, filled with colorful murals of deities. There’s also a hilltop pavilion with city views, though visitors will need to climb more than 400 steps to reach it.

Sam Poh Tong, apparently discovered by a monk in the 1890s, is a little dilapidated, but its gardens have an enchanting, wild quality. It’s got faded terraces, a tortoise pond and a striking red temple out back.

Tambun Cave has prehistoric paintings of men and animals, plus abstract shapes found on its cliff face.

The Gua Tambun Heritage Awareness Project runs tours on the first Saturday of each month.

TO EAT

This list focuses on Ipoh’s specialties rather than the usual Malaysian staples.

For Western food, there’s Kong Heng Square or the string of bars and pubs on Jalan Lau Ek Ching.

Most hawkers open in the early mornings and shut after lunch, or as long as stocks last.

Malaysians tend to have heavy breakfasts, so go early. Some hawkers also take irregular days off.

White coffee and toast

First, a quick run-down of the white coffee varieties.

“Pak kopi” comes with condensed milk and evaporated milk. “Pak kopi C” with evaporated milk and sugar.

“C kosong” with evaporated milk and no sugar. “O” with sugar and no milk. And add “peng” to the end if you want it iced.

The coffee beans are roasted with margarine, without sugar, giving the coffee a lighter color.

For a light breakfast, it’s paired with margarine toast topped with half-boiled eggs.

Sin Yoong Loong (15A Jalan Bandar Timah/Leech St), founded in the 1930s, is among the most popular places to find this local treat.

Chang Jiang (7 Jalan Windsor), a modern cafe that traces its origins to a 1970s kopitiam, serves equally good white coffee.

Nga choy kay

Reputed to be Ipoh’s quintessential dish, nga choy kay means “beansprout chicken”, but usually refers to three dishes — kway teow (flat rice noodles) soup, poached chicken and peppery beansprouts.

You can order for one, but they’ll still be served separately.

Ipoh’s bean sprouts are said to be crunchier and juicier because, it’s believed, the surrounding limestone hills give the water a special quality.

Lou Wong (Jalan Bandar Timah/Leech Street) is most popular with tourists, but the local favorite is arguably Cowan Street Ayam Tauge & Koitiau (44 Jalan Raja Ekram; [phone]), which also does delicious braised chicken feet.

It’s reputed to have irregular opening hours, but Thursday to Sunday evenings seem a safe bet.

Kai see hor fun

Kai see hor fun is also a kway teow soup, but the difference is in the prawns. The broth has an orange sheen made by boiling chicken bones with prawn shells.

And everything comes in one bowl — topped with poached chicken slices, prawns, beansprouts and spring onions.

Thean Chun’s version (73 Jalan Bandar Timah/Leech Street) is one of the best.

Restoran Moon De Moon (148 Hala Wah Keong, Simee) — closed on Mondays and Tuesdays — is also touted for its kai see hor fun, as well as curry mee, a spicy noodle dish.

Curry mee

People flock to Xin Quan Fang (174 Jalan Sultan Iskandar) for Ipoh curry mee, which tends to have less milk in it. There’s also a dry curry version.

“My grandfather’s recipe includes Indian spices, like star anise,” says owner Kok Wai Bing.

We recommend ordering the curry mee soup with your noodle of choice, and a mixed bowl of roast and barbecue pork, prawns, chicken and beansprouts.

Don’t forget their special gravy, reportedly a mixture of curry oil, garlic, pork lard and lime.

Hakka mee

Paris Restaurant (164 Jalan Sultan Iskandar/Hugh Low Street) has moved into its third generation of cooks.

It specializes in perfectly springy, flat egg noodles, topped with bean sprouts and minced meat caramelized with soy sauce and fish sauce, with an accompaniment of chilli and garlic-ginger sauce.

It’s also possible to order it with a bowl of soup with meatballs and fishballs.

On weekends, it’s best to arrive well before 11 a.m. They sell out fast.

“Nasi Ganja”

Contrary to the name, there are no suspicious substances in this rice dish. It’s just really good.

The nickname has become inextricably linked to the Nasi Kandar Ayam Merah stall at the Yong Suan kopitiam (2 Jalan Yang Kalsom), founded in the 1950s.

Ask for the usual — biasa — and you’ll get a plate of fluffy steamed rice served with their specialty ayam merah (a red-hued fried chicken), okra, salted egg, cucumber and a generous dollop of chilli and curry sauce.

Sar kok liew

This is a patty of yam bean and fish paste, rolled up in a bean curd sheet, and deep fried.

It’s Ipoh’s signature variation of yong liew — vegetables stuffed with fish or pork paste, which also come boiled.

If you like yours crispy, go to Dai Shu Geok (“Big Tree Foot”, Jalan King, Pasir Pinji) and have it with a bowl of assam laksa.

Otherwise, Ipoh Echo food columnist SeeFoon Chan-Koppen recommends Kwong Hong (684 Jalan Besar Gunung Rapat): “It has many varieties of green vegetables, and the dipping sauce is yummy.”

Yu kong hor with boiled octopus

Tuck Kee (61 Jalan Yau Tet Shin) only opens in the evenings.

Recommended is the wat tan hor — kway teow immersed in a creamy egg gravy, peppered with pork slices, prawns, vegetables and lard fritters — or yu kong hor, the dry version topped with a raw egg and then stirred in.

Either way, it isn’t complete without the boiled octopus doused in garlic oil and soy sauce.

Kaya puff

Sin Eng Heong (4 Jalan Mustapha Al-Bakry) is synonymous with Ipoh’s famous kaya puff — filled with a jam made with coconut milk and egg — and on weekends you’ll see a long line outside the bakery all day.

However, the founder’s son has opened his own shop, Sin Eng Hoe (50 Jalan Yau Tet Shin), nearby and assures that he uses the same recipe.

Tau fu fa

This is a dessert made of soybean curd, usually slurped hot and traditionally sweetened with ginger sugar syrup.

Funny Mountain (49 Jalan Theatre) is the name on everyone’s lips, but Woong Kee (32-38A Jalan Ali Pitchay) is also a firm favorite.

WHERE TO STAY

Banjaran Hotsprings Retreat

This is the place to come for a luxurious communion with nature amid limestone hills — yet it’s just a 15-minute drive from the city.

Each villa has its own plunge pool with water piped in from the hot springs, and there are four communal garden pods.

Non-guests can pay to use the facilities.

They include a pool, a steam and sauna cave, and an air-conditioned cave to relax in. It’s also possible to dine in the cave cellar, which has an extensive wine collection.

A short walking trail leads directly to the Lost World of Tambun theme park.

Banjaran Hotsprings Retreat, 1 Persiaran Lagun Sunway 3, Tambun; [phone]

Bedrock Hotel

This new boutique hotel is styled with a mix of contemporary Chinese and Western details.

“We have the best beds and the best rocks,” Debbie Ng says.

The beds are imported, and her family members are ardent rock collectors. Their finds are displayed around the hotel, and even in the rooms.

Each room has a Nespresso coffee machine, with complimentary pods.

Bedrock Hotel, 13 Jalan Che Tak, New Town; [phone]

Sekeping Kong Heng

One of Ng Seksan’s Sekeping collection of properties dotted around Malaysia, this hotel creates the illusion of a “retreat” in the middle of all the action.

The main quarter is located above the Kong Heng kopitiam in what was once a hostel patronized by Chinese opera troupes.

Much of the original building remains, mixed with open brick and reclaimed wood, wire fencing for bed bases and concrete sheets for walls — melding the industrial and natural without compromising on style.

There are more rooms in an annexe next door and above the Container Hotel, as well as a pool and a rooftop hangout.

Sekeping Kong Heng, 75 Jalan Bandar Timah (Leech Street), Old Town; [phone]

Sarang Paloh

This boutique guesthouse resides within a former Art Deco-style bank building that dates back to the 1930s.

Sarang means nest, and each room is named after a different bird found in Malaysia.

The interiors are mostly furnished in wood and accented with antiques, mixed with modern details and amenities.

All 11 rooms are air-conditioned with en-suite bathrooms.

There’s a common dining area cast in natural light and shadow, and a serene courtyard on the second floor.

Sarang Paloh, 16 Jalan Sultan Iskandar (Hugh Low Street), Old Town; [phone]

27 Concubine Lane

This homestay in a restored 1908 shophouse is owned by a Malaysian-British couple.

It retains many original features, with other parts — windows, floorboards, latticework — sourced from a salvage yard.

“It’s not the Hilton. People come here for the heritage,” says John Lomax.

There are three private doubles with air conditioning, and an open loft with six beds. Bathrooms are shared.

Amid the bustle Concubine Lane, it still manages to feel like a little hideaway.

27 Concubine Lane, Old Town; [phone]

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