Deep-fried food may not be good for your health but heck, they are darn tasty! I especially like the chicken samosas sold at this stall along a junction at Queen Street.
The fillings are mostly chicken meat, potatoes, onions and spices. The skin is crispy and even though deep-fried, not as oily as you’d expect it to be.
Rating: 7/10
Price: RM1 each
Summary: It is a great tea-time snack but one that you can’t eat everyday because it isn’t very healthy. Besides, the stall isn’t open everyday.
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I am so addicted to those snacks he sell, I took Youtube video also. I like those odd, small pieces stuffs.
Eh, make one blog just for foods lah. Hehehe.
lilian: ya, I am thinking of setting up food blog…maybe…soon…
Make some RM for yourself.
Specialize in a few areas of food like Hotels, Specialties Restaurants or etc.
Touch on how the food is being prepared – like with feelings and etc… In China, they describe how the food is being cooked and the ingredient used plus… specially cooked for the guest. In the end, the person got to pay extra but willingly.
At the same time while blog readers visited the site, you can get them to advertise here.
Making money from hobby not a bad idea after all since you have the talent !!! Go for it.
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1idea: thanks, I will seriously consider this!