Tau Sar Piah, Penang

Nothing expensive. Something simple which satisfied me.

I am a lucky girl; always having friends who treat me wholeheartedly no matter where am I. I am easily contented with something simple they do for me. I will never forget the kindness from everyone of you.

I am grateful that I have made another bestie early this year. We talk about everything and anything although we have only known each other for a short period of time.

The delightful Tau Sar Piah

This was the only box of the famous Tau Sar Piah my friend bought from her trip to Penang. Her trip-mates were shocked, realizing that this only box of savoury biscuits she bought was for me instead of her family or workmates. I have to say that this Tau Sar Piah tasted extraordinarily good because of her sincerity and effort.

Greatly appreciated.

Mua Chee, Pasar Besar Batu Pahat

Mua Chee, glutinous rice dough coated with peanut-sugar mixture, a traditional snack that is similar to the famous Japanese mochi nowadays.

Mua Chee

I was craving for one when I was watching a Taiwanese traveling show introducing the chewy and flavourful Mua Chee. Suddenly, an angel read my mind and offered to buy me one from the old-stall located at the wet market. Beloved used to buy me some from this same stall when I was young. Thus, I thought the owner had retired and the stall was no longer there. Surprisingly, the angel told me the stall is now run by his grandson.

Thanks for the special delivery Mua Chee.

Therefore, the nostalgic Mua Chee was delivered to my place the following day and straight into my mouth. Sweet.