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Leo : Review as LCU Fan and Non-Vijay Fan

P/S : I'M NOT A BIG FAN OF THALA ( தள) AND THALAPATHY ( தளபதி) . I was eagerly waiting for the release of "Leo"( தள) and couldn't miss the opportunity to watch it on the first day at 9 PM at Butterworth Lotus Five Star Cinema ( பட்டர்வொர்த் லோட்டஸ் ஃபைவ் சினிமா திரையரங்கு) . The excitement was palpable as the theater was packed with enthusiastic Vijay fans. As I settled into my seat, I grabbed a tub of the famous Lotus Five Star Cinema ( பட்டர்வொர்த் லோட்டஸ் ஃபைவ் சினிமா திரையரங்கு) popcorn and a cup of white coffee, which cost me a reasonable RM11. In my opinion, LF's popcorn is second to none among all the cinema chains in Malaysia. The movie kicked off on a promising note, and I was immediately impressed by the stunning VFX during the hyena scene. It's evident that the Tamil movie industry is making remarkable strides in technology, proving it can compete with Hollywood. The first half of the film was thoroughly enjoyabl...

UNIQLO Tree Square : UNcovering Penang's First UNIQLO Roadside Store

I recently visited the UNIQLO Tree Square in Tanjung Bungah, Penang, which happens to be the first roadside store of its kind in Penang and the whole of North Malaysia. The store is situated quite a distance away, and a notable landmark for locating it is its position directly opposite the Tanjung Bungah Market complex. Ample of Parking space One of the initial perks of this store is the ample parking space available, which is always a relief in Penang's bustling streets. I had high hopes for this standalone store, expecting a wide variety of options compared to the UNIQLO outlets within Penang's shopping malls. Unfortunately, it didn't quite meet my expectations in terms of variety. Surprisingly, the UNIQLO store at Queensbay Mall had a more extensive selection. This might come as a disappointment to shoppers who were hoping for a more extensive range of choices. Another downside was the location of the restroom, which was outside the building. This could be inconvenient, ...

D'Sakra - Finest Indian Restaurant In The City

D'Sakra- Finest Indian Restaurant In The City டி'சக்ரா- நகரத்தின் சிறந்த இந்திய உணவகம் I recently dined at an Indian restaurant and tried their vegetarian options. The food was delicious, especially the Kashmir Naan (காஷ்மீரி நான்) with Dhal Makhani (தால் மக்கானி) However, I found the prices to be a bit on the expensive side. I also ordered a tea pot of cow milk tea aka Chai, which was priced at RM19 but could easily serve around 4 people, making it a good value. Unfortunately, I wasn't a fan of their paneer dishes. On the other hand, my non-vegetarian girlfriend thoroughly enjoyed her chicken fried rice (சிக்கன் ஃப்ரைடு ரைஸ்) and chicken tikka tandoori (சிக்கன் டிக்கா தந்தூரி) . She couldn't stop raving about them. Overall, it was a mixed experience with some great dishes but slightly high prices. The waitstaff, primarily hailing from India and Nepal, demonstrated great proficiency in multiple languages, including Tamil (தமிழ்), English, Hindi (हिंदी) and even ...

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