Wanted to watch The Tower after the carnival at my school but unfortunately the only available time was 11pm so we decided to watch Parker instead. Well, because of Jason Statham? (partly)  x) A thief with a unique code of professional ethics is double-crossed by his crew and left for dead. Assuming a new disguise and forming an unlikely alliance with a woman on the inside, he looks to hijack the score of the crew's latest heist. - IMDb.com

And here's part 2 of the album. Hope that you guys will enjoy it too.





I've posted the photo above on my Instagram and shared it to my Facebook and Twitter so some may have already seen this. It was taken at the Deoksu Palace in Seoul. It was snowing then and it made such an awesome picture.





Some night scenes up next.





Snowed at Myeongdong again. Shopping in the snow, not bad.





The one above is taken at the Alpensia Ski Resort.







Oh yes, we stayed a night at the Aquatic Pension at Hwacheon too. It has tatami floors in every room :3
The view there is awesome too.









You can see the partially frozen lake. It's such a magnificent sight. And it's so blue-ish too!



Korean-styled BBQ to satisfy those food-lovers.



How could we miss Lotte World? It has Korean's largest indoor theme park.



Random pattern.









Conclusion: Korea's a really nice place and I met lots of friendly and awesome people on my trip there. Also, first snow-tasting and watching-genuine-snow-fall-from-the-sky experience for me. I also learnt quite a lot on Korea's history and their cultures. It is a very advanced country and they care a lot for the environment. There are even recyclable toothpicks.
What can I say? I'll definitely visit it again.


Missed the previous post? Here it is: PART 1.

Mom surprised us last night by bringing us to Ribs by Vintry at Damansara Heights. We didn't even know our dinner location until she stopped in front of the place. We were like, WHAT?! Fine-dining? ._.

To be frank, I've never fine-dined more than 5 times.



I didn't bring a camera as I thought we'll be having dinner somewhere nearby and I didn't expect this. :/ So it's just pictures from the phone.

And it's strictly non-halal by the way.



Obviously, they sell different kinds of wine but since most of us don't drink wine, we just went with sky juice. After all, the price of a bottle of wine equals to the price of our dinner.

Had a place at the smoking area as the non-smoking area was full. At least there wasn't anyone smoking at that time. Dang, I just hate smokers. I never liked the smell.



Wi-Fi password, if you're interested: rednwhitewine.





First up, Honey Fried Cheese- "battered and fried cheese cubes, drizzled with honey"
Being cheese, the cheese cubes are of course, a little salty. Add in some honey and the sweetness will overcome the saltiness. It's just perfect! Sweet, cheesy, crispy, yummy :D



Wild Mushroom Soup, with lots of mushrooms. Seriously, the soup is filled with mushrooms. I guess that's why they said "a difference in price is a difference in quality". (OK, I'm not a great translator.)



And a non-spicy Caramelised Roast Pork. You can either have a spicy one or a non-spicy one. With soy sauce and caramelised with sugar, it is very crispy and tasty but still, a little salty. But a little saltiness can't stop us from finishing the whole plate of roasted pork.



Pork sausages on mashed potatoes and sauteed cabbage, Three Musketeers. You can taste the pork in the sausages. Fragrant, awesome. It's worth the money. And the mashed potato, wow! I think there's a little cheese in it. Or did my taste buds fail me? :/



And one of the dishes on the Today's Special menu. (I went there on a Saturday)
Pork Belly Confit.
I don't know where to start. The softness, the juiciness? Or the heavenly smell that filled the air when mom sliced the pork? It's just so frickin nice!



We didn't have much as it was quite filling and paid the bill. It was around RM150 but overall, it's value for money. It was also a good experience for me.
It's been such a long time since the last time I fine-dined. If I'm not mistaken, on the Parisian streets, having duck confit and escargots. Hahaha. Sorry, went a bit too far. :D

For more info, go to the Ribs by Vintry site. They have a menu there and promotions updates there too. x)
Till the next time then!

Bibap? What does it mean? Bibap originated from the Korean word Bibimbap, which is a kind of dish - Mixed rice with vegetables.
So, Bibap is basically translated into "a mixture", and that's what the Bibap Show is all about! A mixture of different talents.



A show ticket costs about 4,000 to 6,000won (RM120-180). But it is really worth it!



Unfortunately, you are not allowed to take photos or record videos in the theater. The show is practically a musical, with beat-boxing (they are damn good at that), singing, martial arts, floor moves and of course, dancing and singing!





The show is also an interactive one. You get to take part in the show itself! Three lucky audiences will get a chance to go on stage while one more will get to taste bibimbap, which smells seriously nice, even from my seat! Unfortunately, I wasn't chosen. Oh well.. At least I got to take part in one segment, which most of the audience were able to interact with the performers.



They change performers every day. I mean, it'd be tiring if you do the shows a few times everyday, right?

Well, it's not good to divulge too much information on such a spectacular show. It's full of surprises, that's all I could say.



You get to see comments from visitors all around the world there too. One part of the wall is for you to leave messages. Unfortunately, we didn't have a marker in handy. :/



And finally, you get to take a group photo with the performers after the show. Although the line is a little long, you don't have to wait THAT long. Anyway, the expression of the guy behind me is just super adorable.

It's probably one of the best and most interesting shows I've ever watched too. :D

Bibap Show Official Site

Stay tuned for the next post! Probably scenic views? x)