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  One of the most commonly asked question in Malaysia would be “Where/What to eat?” And  as the Muslim community begins fasting during the Holy month of Ramadan, it is anticipated  that the next commonly asked question will be “Where to break fast?”. Indeed, buka puasa  is a great time to gather with family and even friends of different races over a joyous meal.  And what better way to celebrate than to have an enjoyable buka puasa memory with Hei  Sushi.     Hei Sushi is bound to surprise local palates with its inventive East-meets-West-meets-local  food concept. Its variety of dishes comprises hints of local and western gourmet inspirations,  offering a taste of refined Japanese cuisine in a broader and more contemporary style. Early  in February this year, Hei Sushi received its Halal Certificate, making it one of the few Halal  Japanese Restaurant Chain certified by JAKIM. This indeed underscores the restaurant’s  commitment in ensuring uncompromisi

Putrajaya - thailand is a country of ancient traditions, tranquil temples and friendly smiles.it is also a land where spicy soups, green curries and mango salads took a twist of fate and rose to popularity . from 16-29 may 2016 . Putrajaya Marriott will be serving authentic  thai cuisine at its Zest Lifestyle Restaurant . To ensure its authenticity , the hotel has invited  Guest Chef Seeri from the Palm Garden Hotel alongside our very own Chef  Teena . A tack team with years of experience , smiles on as  they bring along authentic Thai recepes , tricks of the trade and a witty ensemble for two running weeks . As you dine, delight in a mini bazaar displaying Thai handicrafts completing your little Thai adventure ; all in one .  Some Thai favourites to look forward to range from yam pla crob (crispy ikan bilis with mango salad) ,grilled beef salad (yam neua yang), glass noodle salad (yam woon sen), pandan chicken (gai hor bai toey), steamed stuffed sago with minced chicken (sa khoo saika