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NOV <strong>2017</strong> | ISSUE 18<br />
WWW.<strong>GOASIAPLUS</strong>.COM<br />
The Natural Side of<br />
BANDUNG<br />
Turning Heads with<br />
HOMEGROWN<br />
JEWELLERY
Experience the country’s diverse cultural heritage, delicious local<br />
cuisine, arts and crafts through Joyful Malaysia at KLIA and klia2.<br />
Monthly promotions with state tourism organisations bring to life the<br />
distinctive Malaysian experience to visitors of our country.
Nasi Ambeng Festival<br />
Joyful Malaysia<br />
with Tourism Melaka<br />
Joyful Malaysia with<br />
Tourism Perak<br />
Merdeka<br />
Food Promotion<br />
Selangor<br />
State Promotion<br />
Joyful Malaysia with<br />
Tourism Johor<br />
Joyful Malaysia with<br />
Tourism Terengganu<br />
Joyful Malaysia with<br />
Tourism Kedah<br />
*Subject to change<br />
Joyful Malaysia with<br />
Tourism Kelantan<br />
Joyful Malaysia with<br />
Sarawak<br />
Tourism Board<br />
*Subject to change
Contents<br />
32<br />
12<br />
16<br />
20<br />
12<br />
On the Radar<br />
16<br />
Out & About<br />
18<br />
Now Boarding<br />
20<br />
The Natural Side<br />
of Bandung<br />
24<br />
Road Less Taken<br />
28<br />
Homegrown<br />
Jewellery Brands<br />
32<br />
Lost & Found<br />
34<br />
Elites of Meat-Centric<br />
Singapore<br />
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I should invest in<br />
real hiking shoes<br />
COVER PHOTO BY<br />
AISHAH AZALI<br />
EDITORIAL TEAM<br />
GROUP HEAD & BRANDS<br />
JOHN SO<br />
EDITOR<br />
AISHAH AZALI<br />
GRAPHIC DESIGNER<br />
JAMIE SOO-HOO<br />
EDITOR’s note<br />
It’s almost the end of the year already? Better start booking<br />
those holiday flights and hotels before the price surge! If<br />
you need some ideas, I travelled to Bandung to discover its<br />
countryside and brought back a ton of good memories and bags<br />
of tea. You can read all about my trip on page 20.<br />
My love for visiting local markets has lead me to find some<br />
impressive local jewelry brands that I have come to love. I<br />
believe it can be a great Christmas present for your lady friends<br />
or comrades overseas that appreciate homegrown products. See<br />
the colourful spread on page 28.<br />
And finally, I’m happy to announce that <strong>GOASIAPLUS</strong><br />
will be available at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA)<br />
starting in <strong>November</strong>. Grab a copy at the main information<br />
counter as well as the one in the terminal.<br />
Happy planning for the holidays :)<br />
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JESSY WONG<br />
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On The Radar<br />
ON THE RADAR<br />
MAYFLOWER TRAVEL carnival<br />
For 5 days starting from <strong>November</strong> 8, Malaysia’s<br />
online travel portal, Mayflower is hosting an exciting<br />
travel carnival at the south court of Mid Valley<br />
Megamall. Get awesome travel package deals and<br />
too good to be true promos for destinations inside<br />
of Malaysia and beyond. Also come on down to take<br />
part in lucrative lucky draws and the ‘Buy, Travel &<br />
Win’ competition to stand a chance to win a Renault<br />
CAPTUR. <strong>GOASIAPLUS</strong> is the official travel magazine<br />
for the Mayflower Travel Carnival <strong>2017</strong>.<br />
www.mayflower.com.my<br />
GIVENCHY FOR HIM AND HER<br />
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Enhance your femininity with the new Dahlia Divin<br />
Eau de Parfum Nude masked in a floral fruity scent<br />
with a musky fragrance of apricot and jasmine for<br />
a presence of incandescence while Gentleman<br />
exudes a woody floral fragrance for an elegant<br />
match. Price starts from RM329 for Dahlia Divin<br />
and RM310 for Gentleman.<br />
Available at Parkson and Sephora<br />
outlets nationwide.<br />
HANOI’S HIGHEST HOTEL:<br />
INTERCONTINENTAL HANOI LANDMARK72<br />
This new luxury hotel opens its doors at Hanoi’s Landmark<br />
Tower from the 62nd to 70th floor with a total of 359 exquisite<br />
rooms from classic guestrooms to opulent suites. Located at<br />
the centre of the business district, Intercontinental Hotel offers<br />
dining options from restaurants, bars and a steakhouse to<br />
facilities in the sky. Room rates starts at USD156.<br />
www.intercontinental.com<br />
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On The Radar<br />
GROWING FOOD<br />
SCENE IN BALI<br />
A farm-to-table dining concept<br />
is introduced in Seminyak by<br />
Singapore’s renowned Chef<br />
Ryan Clift in bringing classic<br />
flavours to the urban scene.<br />
GROW mainly features Balinese<br />
cuisine with European touches<br />
like Lombok Oysters and<br />
Chocolate Quinoa Porridge<br />
while GROW UP is a rooftop<br />
cocktail bar in escort of the<br />
fusion food.<br />
www.growbali.com<br />
THE FACE INC GOLD PRIMER MIST<br />
Marking the brand’s 2nd anniversary sees a new version<br />
of their award-winning product, the primer mist, popular<br />
among women who seek instant hydration and skin<br />
tightening in seconds. The limited edition gold cased<br />
primer mist is lightweight and portable to bring it<br />
everywhere. Product retails for RM178. Available at<br />
selected SASA stores nationwide.<br />
www.thefaceinc.com<br />
WINTER WONDERLAND AT HONG KONG<br />
A trip to Disneyland is more magical with the Christmas<br />
celebration around the corner, that sees the park transformed into<br />
a snowy fairytale ground for the enjoyment of all. There will be a<br />
special Mickey and Friends Christmastime Ball besides a Holiday<br />
Wish-Come-True Tree Lighting Ceremony to perk your Christmas<br />
mood. Buy a 1-day Disneyland ticket today and get a HK$50<br />
merchandise coupon, especially applicable to Malaysian visitors.<br />
www.hongkongdisneyland.com<br />
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On The Radar<br />
WORLD’S LARGEST LUXURY JET<br />
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The Boeing 777 private tour jet that charters to<br />
exclusive locations is finally departing from Hong Kong<br />
to cater to the highly discerning travellers around the<br />
world. Crystal Skye is customised to accommodate 88<br />
guests on board with an added luxurious social space<br />
featuring a bar and lounge. The inauguration of this air<br />
cruise in Asia offers packages to travel to places like<br />
Tahiti and Kenya.<br />
www.crystalcruises.com<br />
MRS MALAYSIA TOURISM<br />
QUEEN <strong>2017</strong> FINALE<br />
A pageant that has no contestant age limit proves their<br />
mission to fulfil women’s dreams in all beauty shapes.<br />
The two categories of this pageant; Mrs (25-40 years<br />
old) and Classic (41 years old and above) houses 22<br />
beautiful women guided by Jenet Foo, founder and<br />
director of the pageant.<br />
The finalists will compete by highlighting their abilities<br />
and poise in representing their local culture and<br />
heritage. Winner of the Mrs category will represent<br />
Malaysia in the global arena at Mrs Tourism Queen<br />
International in 2018. Watch the grand finale of this<br />
pageant at Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur on the<br />
24th of <strong>November</strong>. <strong>GOASIAPLUS</strong> is the official travel<br />
magazine for Mrs Malaysia Tourism Queen <strong>2017</strong>.<br />
www.facebook.com/MrsTQI<br />
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Out & About<br />
17-18 NOV | Konsert Tanah Airku<br />
A concert of talents by Malaysia Philharmonic<br />
Youth Orchestra and Orchestra Traditional<br />
Malaysia is delivering a modern meets contemporary<br />
string of ensemble where local traditional instruments<br />
match with a legion of Western music forms. Immerse in<br />
the performance conducted by renowned veteran Mohd<br />
Yazid Zakaria and Ahmad Muriz Che Rose.<br />
Petronas Filharmonik Hall, KLCC<br />
www.mpo.com.my<br />
OUT & ABOUT<br />
THE HOTTEST & MOST ANTICIPATED EVENTS OF<br />
THE MONTH IN MALAYSIA AND BEYOND<br />
24-26 NOV | Melaka Art and<br />
Performance Festival <strong>2017</strong><br />
Once again, the doors are open to<br />
introduce MAPFEST on a UNESCO World<br />
Heritage Site. Expect exclusive programs to<br />
be held on this site-specific art event from<br />
exhibitions, dance installations, artist talks<br />
and Cerita Pendek (short works) with music<br />
performances by global artists. Entrance is<br />
free for public.<br />
St. Paul’s Hills, Bandar Hilir Melaka<br />
www.melakafestival.com<br />
23 NOV | Vir Das -<br />
The Boarding Das<br />
World Tour<br />
Get a handkerchief ready for<br />
the tears of laughter with<br />
television star coming to life<br />
through an international standup<br />
tour in support of his Netflix<br />
show “Abroad Understanding”.<br />
Indian’s biggest rising<br />
personality shows his comedic<br />
side through witty politic and<br />
globalism gags that cut the<br />
mustard.<br />
Galaxy Hall, HGH Convention<br />
Center, Kuala Lumpur<br />
www.ticketpro.com.my<br />
Across The Pond<br />
17-19 NOV | Clockenflap Festival<br />
Hong Kong’s largest outdoor art and music festival is<br />
returning with Grammy-nominated Feist, UK’s Massive Attack and<br />
local indie legend Fan Hung A headlining the show set against the<br />
city’s concrete jungle. Visitors are treated with art exhibitions and<br />
film features besides from a wide array of music genre performances.<br />
Central Harbourfront, Hong Kong<br />
www.clockenflap.com<br />
10-12 NOV | Quest Festival Vietnam<br />
The growing success of the sustainable<br />
event will showcase photo-worthy art installations,<br />
performances, craft workshops, yoga sessions and<br />
more than 60 musical acts from local and international<br />
talents. Attendees can get their costume inspiration<br />
from this year’s festival mythology theme; “The Four<br />
Holy Animals of Vietnam”.<br />
Son Tinh Camp, Hanoi, Vietnam<br />
www.questfestival.net<br />
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Now Boarding<br />
NOW BOARDING<br />
with<br />
AGNES WANG<br />
Beauty queen turned actress and VJ, Agnes<br />
Wang has made a smooth transition from<br />
the stage to the screen. Here she talks to<br />
us about her travels for work and how she<br />
stays fit when travelling abroad.<br />
INTERVIEWED BY AISHAH AZALI • PHOTOS BY AGNES WANG<br />
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Now Boarding<br />
Do you remember your first trip aboard without your parents?<br />
How was it like and what was the occasion?<br />
Yes, I remember my first trip abroad without my parents as it was<br />
a very memorable trip for me. Me and my sister went to Taiwan<br />
when I was 20 years old. We spent 8 happy days from Taipei to<br />
Kaohsiung and is all for sake of fun, fun and more fun.<br />
Where was a place you travelled to that made a big impression<br />
on you?<br />
Berlin, it was my first trip to Europe and I was travelling solo. The<br />
cultural difference made a big impression on me and it was an<br />
eye-opener for me too.<br />
Has acting ever taken you to travel outside of Malaysia? If yes,<br />
where has your work taken you?<br />
My work as an actress has brought me to many places like<br />
Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and London.<br />
How do you keep in shape when you are travelling? Do you<br />
work out when you are abroad?<br />
As part of my routine, I will make sure that I have time for cycling<br />
or if not, a simple in-room workout that I love will do the trick.<br />
It’s a series of workout that I do on a regular basis.<br />
How did the gig of being a VJ at ONFM came about? Can you<br />
tell us more about your role there?<br />
Back when I was acting, I got invited to host a program at OnFM.<br />
I fell in love being a Video Jockey (VJ) for this Chinese-based<br />
online radio station and have been there since.<br />
Do you often travel with your family or friends? Or do you<br />
prefer to travel alone?<br />
As part of my work requirement, I always travel alone. But I enjoy<br />
travelling with family and friends whenever I have time.<br />
You also do some acting, what kind of role would you love to<br />
portray on the big screen?<br />
I always get offered feminine roles. I had roles of a young lady,<br />
a young parent or a mother. If I was given a chance to choose, I<br />
would like to act in more action-based roles.<br />
You were in pageantry back in 2010 when you placed 2nd<br />
runner up in the Miss Chinese Cosmos Pageant. What have you<br />
gained from dabbling in the beauty pageant world?<br />
I had gained lots of fame but I also gathered even more<br />
experience as a pageant winner growing into an actress and now<br />
a host/video jockey (VJ).<br />
How do you keep yourself occupied in long flights?<br />
I love to fly long haul flights as I have my personal space and<br />
time to read on personal enhancement books to improve myself.<br />
This is something that I normally do not have time for on a<br />
daily basis.<br />
What are you planning for 2018? Any new gigs or roles?<br />
I am really looking forward to 2018 as I want to make an impact<br />
for myself in the coming years. I am achieving my personal goal<br />
to balance my life between work and health. I will be more active<br />
in my active lifestyle like sports and traveling. So, my role is to<br />
blend sports into my work.<br />
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Bandung<br />
The Natural Side of<br />
Bandung<br />
The largest archipelagic country in the world, Indonesia is home to more<br />
than 13,000 islands with the main ones being Java, Sumatra, Borneo,<br />
Sulawesi and New Guinea. Jakarta on the island of Java is the capital<br />
of the country with the largest population. The big population size is followed<br />
closely by Surabaya and then Bandung which is located 150km from Jakarta in<br />
West Java.<br />
Cooler temperatures are felt in the city of Bandung due to its proximity to<br />
the volcanic mountains with the temperature dropping even more when you<br />
travel further out and up from the main town. If you ask any ‘Auntie’ this side<br />
of Malaysia, they will mention that Bandung is a treasure trove when it comes<br />
to shopping due to the many factory outlets selling everything from clothes to<br />
accessories at a bargain.<br />
That held true when I stepped foot in Bandung but I strapped on my hiking<br />
shoes to discover its greener side. First, I have to explain that greater Bandung<br />
offers a lot when it comes to nature attractions and they do take time to reach<br />
there so proper planning is key. In this article, I am going to share the natural<br />
wonders located in the South-Western part of Bandung which is Ciwidey that is<br />
located in the municipality of Soreang. The trip to Ciwidey took approximately 3<br />
hours from my hotel in Bandung town.<br />
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Bandung<br />
BANDUNG IN INDONESIA<br />
IS WIDELY KNOWN AS A<br />
SHOPPING DESTINATION<br />
THANKS TO ITS MANY<br />
FACTORY OUTLET STORES.<br />
BUT LITTLE DO TRAVELLERS<br />
KNOW THAT THE<br />
SURROUNDING AREA OF<br />
BANDUNG IS HOME TO LUSH<br />
HILLS OF TEA PLANTATIONS,<br />
PADDY FIELDS AND SOME<br />
VOLCANIC ACTION. AISHAH<br />
AZALI FLEW DOWN TO SEE<br />
WHAT MOTHER NATURE<br />
GIFTED THE CAPITAL OF<br />
WEST JAVA.<br />
WORDS & PHOTOS BY AISHAH AZALI<br />
FROM TOP Tall trees<br />
at the park leading to<br />
Patenggang Lake; A<br />
panoramic view of the<br />
White Crater, a sulphur<br />
lake in Ciwidey.<br />
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Bandung<br />
The Lady and the Lake<br />
I visited two lakes in Ciwidey, one being your typical<br />
green pool of gorgeousness and the other being a sulphur<br />
lake with eerie smoke emitting from it. The sulphur lake is<br />
called White Crater or ‘Kawah Putih’ in Indonesian and is<br />
a body of water that looks as white as milk when I visited.<br />
The White Crater is one of the two craters of Mount<br />
Patuha, a stratovolcano. Due to its elevation, walking<br />
around the smoky sulphur lake is colder than being in<br />
town with temperatures ranging from 8°-22° Celsius. The<br />
milky lake can turn into various shades of blue depending<br />
on the amount of sunlight with the colour turquoise being<br />
a unique colour that pops up and looks great in pictures.<br />
Visiting the White Crater is interesting because when<br />
are you ever going to come across a milky lake of sulphur<br />
in your lifetime? Lifeless branches of once flourishing<br />
trees surround the lake with many photographers,<br />
equipped with impressive DSLR cameras on standby to<br />
take shots of you for a fee.<br />
A true lake of emerald green against a backdrop of<br />
lush hills and soaring trees can be found at Patenggang<br />
Lake, a mere 5km away from the White Crater.<br />
Patenggang Lake is part of the gigantic tourist park which<br />
consist of rolling hills, tea plantations and of course the<br />
lake. There is a local myth that the lake was formed from<br />
the tears of two lovers, a king’s nephew and a mountain<br />
goddess who could not be together.<br />
Take a boat ride across the lake, have a picnic by the<br />
many gazebos dotting the lakeside or just walk around<br />
to admire the heavenly natural wonders surrounding it.<br />
Shops selling fruits, fried food, hats and knitted sweaters<br />
are present along the pathway that leads to the lake if<br />
you ever fall hungry or cold.<br />
New glamping accommodations have mushroomed<br />
by the lake as seen by the white canopies on the hills<br />
called the Glamping Lakeside Rancabali. Also nearby the<br />
glamping site is a restaurant called Pinisi Resto that is<br />
in the shape of a ship overlooking the lake, great for a<br />
midday snack of Sundanese fare.<br />
CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT<br />
The hills of tea plants at<br />
Rancabali Tea Plantation;<br />
The gazebos by<br />
Patenggang Lake; Boats<br />
for rent by Patenggang<br />
Lake; Quadrants of<br />
vegetation by the<br />
hillside of the Bandung<br />
countryside.<br />
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Bandung<br />
FROM LEFT Strawberry picking<br />
at the strawberry plantation;<br />
Eating Sundanese rice and<br />
chicken at Saung Gawir;<br />
Gazebos overlooking the hills<br />
at Saung Gawir; The view from<br />
a cafe at the northern part of<br />
Bandung in Lembang.<br />
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Tea Plantation For Miles<br />
Ciwidey is home to the largest tea plantation in Indonesia<br />
measuring a total of 300,000 hectares of tea bushes to<br />
satisfy any tea lover. The hilly landscape and cool weather<br />
make it a prime location for growing this beloved tea<br />
plant. It is a sight to behold as you pass the winding roads<br />
to see miles and miles of sloping hills filled with rows of<br />
tea bushes, an endless stretch of calming green scenery.<br />
Rancabali Plantation stretches all the way till<br />
Patenggang Lake where you can ask your driver to stop<br />
at the roadside for you to bask in the beauty. You can<br />
find small stalls by the roadside selling boxes of tea from<br />
the plantation and believe me when I say, the tea from<br />
Bandung is top notch.<br />
The Picking at Strawberry Fields<br />
To my surprise, the cool climate of Ciwidey is also<br />
optimum for the growth of strawberries. Heading towards<br />
The White Crater, you can see many of the locals owning<br />
small plots of land to grow strawberries where tourist<br />
can pick them to be weighed and sold. But if you want<br />
to skip the picking, many roadside stalls sell prepacked<br />
strawberries starting from IDR5000 a pack.<br />
My strawberry picking adventure was done at the<br />
restaurant that I was visiting to eat. Saung Gawir is a<br />
restaurant by the hill offering authentic Sundanese food<br />
in a traditional setting of bamboo gazebos overlooking<br />
the fields. I sat on one of the hillside gazebos that looked<br />
down to the strawberry fields and up onto a mountainous<br />
backdrop.<br />
Lunch was followed by a stroll on the strawberry<br />
fields where the workers handed me a small basket for<br />
picking fruit. I scanned to find the biggest and juiciest<br />
strawberries on the farm which was surprisingly not<br />
hard to find. The cooling weather made for an enjoyable<br />
experience plus that kind of scenery of rolling hills<br />
surrounding a valley is something I could never fully<br />
describe in words.<br />
So, if you are ever out in Bandung and need a break<br />
from the bustling city, (Indonesia is known for its massive<br />
traffic congestion and Bandung is no different) going<br />
outside of town is something one should explore. Besides<br />
Soerang, there is another option to drive up north to<br />
Lembang to visit other volcanoes and more tea fields for a<br />
countryside holiday to remember.<br />
Trip<br />
Expenses<br />
Entry Fee to White<br />
Crater:<br />
IDR50,000 per<br />
person (non-local)<br />
Parking at White<br />
Crater:<br />
IDR150,000<br />
Entry Fee to<br />
Patenggang Lake:<br />
IDR25,000<br />
Entry Fee to the<br />
strawberry fields<br />
(varies between<br />
places): IDR5,000<br />
Full Day Tour to<br />
Ciwidey (varies<br />
between companies):<br />
IDR600,000 –<br />
IDR800,000<br />
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Road Less Taken<br />
Road Less Taken is a collaboration with AirAsiaGo.<br />
Check out airasiago.com.my for flight & hotel deals!<br />
ROAD LESS TAKEN:<br />
Vigan,<br />
Philippines<br />
A LITTLE SPANISH VILLAGE TUCKED AWAY<br />
IN ILOCUS SUR IS PROUDLY A HISTORIC<br />
CITY VERIFIED AS A UNESCO HERITAGE SITE<br />
AS HAVING THE MOST INTACT HISPANIC<br />
COLONIAL INFLUENCES IN ASIA.<br />
WORDS BY JESSY WONG • PHOTOS BY GETTY IMAGES<br />
& AIRASIAGO<br />
HOW TO GET THERE<br />
Take a 1 hour domestic flight from the<br />
major city airport of Manila to Laoag<br />
International Airport. Once arrived, you<br />
will have to take a 2-hour bus ride to reach<br />
Vigan. There are also van services for hire<br />
in Laoag if you have a bigger budget.<br />
WHAT TO DO<br />
The 18th-century building of culture and<br />
history is Vigan’s St. Paul Metropolitan<br />
Cathedral situated in the heart of town.<br />
The cathedral is intricately beautiful inside<br />
and out to mark the conversion of St.<br />
Paul. Take a stroll along Calle Crisologo,<br />
a quaint street with Spanish houses for<br />
souvenir shopping. Also, ride on the<br />
popular two-wheeled horse carriage<br />
called Calesa used during the colonial<br />
time or a motorized tricycle to sight see<br />
around town.<br />
Travelers with children can go to<br />
Baluarte Zoo (with no entrance fee!)<br />
where animals roam freely with a butterfly<br />
garden and even a petting zoo. At sunset,<br />
travel to Mindoro Beach which is famous<br />
for its shiny black sand contrasted<br />
with clear waters stretching along the<br />
coast. Plaza Salcedo is worth the trip<br />
at nighttime to watch a light and sound<br />
fountain show.<br />
WHERE TO eat<br />
Vigan’s cuisine is a mixture of inspiration<br />
of native flavours as well as Hispanic<br />
recipes. Empanada is a popular street<br />
food in this part of Philippines. It is alike<br />
to taco, fried to a crisp and filled with<br />
meat and greens. You can find it at Plaza<br />
Burgos. Try ukoy, a form of shrimp fritters<br />
made with sticky rice and vegetables or<br />
longaganisa, Vigan’s famous local sausage<br />
similar to Mexican salami. This sausage<br />
even has its own annual festival in Vigan.<br />
Find more delectable dishes at Kusina<br />
Felicitas, an authentic Ilocano restaurant<br />
serving local food.<br />
WHERE TO STAY<br />
Ciudad Fernandina Hotel is loved by many<br />
for its walking distance to most Vigan<br />
landmarks such as Crisologo Museum<br />
and cathedral. A few streets away from<br />
Calle Crisologo is where you can get your<br />
night rest in this similar looking Spanish<br />
mansion set on the ancient road. For a<br />
more exclusive stay, check out Vitalis<br />
Villas built on mountain cliffs with a<br />
breathtaking sea view. Dubbed as a mini<br />
Santorini, guests can anticipate sports<br />
activities in the Philippines water and<br />
surrounding nature.<br />
i LOCAL TIPS & FACTS<br />
Vigan was a trading coast back in the 16th<br />
century founded by Chinese settlers so the<br />
city architecture has Oriental<br />
and Spanish influences.<br />
Although Ilocano is the local dialect in Vigan,<br />
most of the natives are also fluent in<br />
Tagalog and English.<br />
Abel weaving is known as Vigan’s traditional<br />
craft so make sure to check out their<br />
handcrafted products for souvenirs.<br />
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EDITOR AISHAH AZALI, FREQUENT TRAVELLER FOR ALL OCCASIONS SHARES HER<br />
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Straight Hair<br />
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Homegrown Jewellery Labels<br />
homegrown<br />
TURNING HEADS WITH<br />
JEWELLERY<br />
LABELS<br />
JEWELLERY BRANDS ARE A DIME A DOZEN<br />
BUT DID YOU KNOW THAT MALAYSIA HAS<br />
RECENTLY SEEN A GROWTH OF LOCAL<br />
JEWELLERY DESIGNERS THAT STARTED<br />
THEIR OWN LINE? FROM DAINTY DANGLERS<br />
TO CHUNKY STATEMENT PIECES, HERE ARE<br />
SOME HOMEGROWN JEWELLERY BRANDS<br />
TO DAZZLE YOURSELF IN.<br />
WORDS BY AISHAH AZALI • PHOTOS BY MEDEA TREASURES,<br />
WANDERLUST + CO & STRAITS FINERY.<br />
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Homegrown Jewellery Labels<br />
CLOCKWISE Earrings<br />
in pink and lime green;<br />
statement necklace with<br />
a jeweled centerpiece;<br />
The silk and satin thread<br />
Sousista earrings, studded<br />
with jewels and beads in<br />
many shades of blue.<br />
medea treasures<br />
Dazzling and vibrant, the jewellery pieces from Medea<br />
Treasures will sure to get you attention even from miles<br />
away. Founder and designer Adoravelle Tay turned her<br />
hobby into a business after getting a surge of inspiration<br />
from her worldly travels. “I don’t believe anything without<br />
colours and I want to create things that will stand out<br />
from afar,” said Adoravelle about her designs. Her love for<br />
colour is a reflection of her creations that heavily feature<br />
splashes of every shade on the rainbow.<br />
The jewellery has a more bohemian taste using<br />
materials like satin threads and silk to create voluminous<br />
pom pom tassel earrings and statement ear pieces where<br />
silk intertwine with crystal stones.<br />
The new Sousista collection gives off major latin<br />
feels in vibrant jewel tones of pinks, blues and purples.<br />
The necklaces and earrings of this particular collection<br />
are hand stitched with the aforementioned silk and satin<br />
thread but with added crochet patches and tiny beads in<br />
shocking colour combinations.<br />
Buy online: www.medeatreasures.com<br />
@medeatreasures<br />
“The jewellery has a<br />
more bohemian taste<br />
using materials like<br />
satin threads and silk”<br />
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Homegrown Jewellery Labels<br />
the straits finery<br />
Jewellery at its most delicate can be found in the stunning<br />
collections of The Straits Finery. The brand is the brainchild of<br />
founders Foo Chia Chern and Amira Yahaya who came to a point in<br />
their lives where they wanted to challenge themselves in creating<br />
something that they would be able to call the shots on. "We felt<br />
that there was a huge gap in the Malaysian market for accessories<br />
that are subtler in nature and of quality so that the wearer can<br />
keep for generations,” says Amira in an interview with us. From<br />
there, their dainty sophisticated jewellery line emerged in 2015.<br />
At an instant, you would see that their signature design leans<br />
towards minimalist jewellery that is versatile enough to be layered<br />
and stacked. Their aim was to create something that will never<br />
outshine the woman or man who wears it.<br />
Early on, these lady bosses knew that they wanted to work<br />
with 14 karat solid gold. “This is because of our love for the<br />
durability of the material as well as the more subdued gold tone<br />
that it takes - almost a champagne colour that flatters most skin<br />
tones,” explained Amira further.<br />
The latest offering from The Straits Finery is the Musim <strong>2017</strong><br />
collection inspired by the seasons and landscapes of Malaysia,<br />
‘Musim' meaning season in Malay. The theme of rain is emphasized<br />
in the tiny droplets on their dangling earrings while elegant rings<br />
with a triangular shape are part of the Matahari or sun theme.<br />
FROM TOP The Matahari<br />
necklace inspired by the<br />
sun; The Malai small hoop<br />
earrings; The Matahari<br />
earrings; The Matahari<br />
ring, All in 14 karat gold.<br />
Buy online: www.thestraitsfinery.com<br />
KL Stockists: Snackfood at Bangsar / Merchant & Sisters at Jalan Batai<br />
@thestraitsfinery<br />
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Homegrown Jewellery Labels<br />
wanderlust + co.<br />
Well, this brand humbly started out in Melbourne,<br />
Australia by founder and all round jewellery<br />
enthusiast, Jenn Low. But a year in, she moved<br />
back to Kuala Lumpur, built a team and went on<br />
an upwards trajectory of popularity and sales that<br />
made the company what it is today.<br />
Nowadays celebrities and social media<br />
influencers are all part of the #WCOgirlgang which<br />
include accessory queen Vanessa Hudgens, sultry<br />
supermodel Emily Ratajkowski and social media<br />
vixen Kylie Jenner just to name a few.<br />
The collections from Wanderlust + Co. are<br />
dainty with the ability to stack or layer your<br />
pieces according to your style. Inspirational words<br />
like ‘wanderlust' and ‘breathe' are engraved on<br />
pendants and bangles that are sometimes adorned<br />
with pearls and stones.<br />
The latest collection named Falling Star sees the<br />
use of the celestial theme with stars and the moon<br />
molded into pendants, rings and earrings. Celestial<br />
Charm Hoop Earrings dangle with a crescent and<br />
star while the Eclipse Choker sees pendulous moon<br />
transitions during an eclipse. The pieces come in 14<br />
karat gold plating and silver plating options as well.<br />
Buy online: wanderlustandco.com<br />
@wanderlustandco<br />
FROM TOP Model wearing<br />
a selection of products<br />
including the Eclipse choker &<br />
Lunette earrings; The Wishing<br />
Star ring; The Cosmic Dust<br />
earrings; The Milky Way Lariat<br />
silver necklace; Model wearing<br />
a variety of producst including<br />
the Celestial Charm earrings.<br />
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Lost & Found<br />
lost&Found<br />
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Yip always loses himself but somehow, finds his way back with lots<br />
of juicy stories to share. Forgive him if he sparks a debate. Love him if he<br />
unlocks hidden jewels. So heavenly, so travelicious with him!<br />
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MALAYSIA’S<br />
UNESCO<br />
World Heritage Sites:<br />
EXPLORE THE IMPOSSIBLE<br />
WORDS & PHOTOS BY FRANCIS YIP<br />
China has Terracotta<br />
Warriors. Egypt has<br />
century-old Mummies.<br />
Malaysia has its own wonder of<br />
the world, the 11,000 year old<br />
Perak Man, South East Asia’s oldest<br />
skeleton. It is situated right in the<br />
Lenggong Valley, one of Malaysia’s<br />
UNESCO World Heritage Sites.<br />
In spite of being a small<br />
nation, isn’t it fascinating to<br />
know Malaysia has a total of four<br />
UNESCO World Heritage sites?<br />
They are the Lenggong Valley<br />
(2012), Mount Mulu National Park<br />
(2000), Kinabalu Park (2000), and<br />
Melaka and George Town (2008).<br />
Both Melaka and George Town are<br />
considered as one listing under the<br />
UNESCO World Heritage Sites.<br />
Lenggong Valley<br />
The Lenggong Valley is one of the<br />
most important archeological sites<br />
in Malaysia. It is dubbed as an<br />
open-air museum with evidence of<br />
cave drawings, skeletons and other<br />
precious prehistoric findings like<br />
stone tools, weapons and pottery.<br />
Catch The Perak Man who<br />
is considered one of the most<br />
complete skeleton for this time<br />
period in the region. Step back in<br />
time to the civilization of that era<br />
where the findings of stone tools<br />
and artefacts reflect the country’s<br />
oldest known human activity.<br />
Mount Mulu National Park<br />
& Kinabalu Park<br />
When we talk of Malaysia’s<br />
treasure trove of nature, Mount<br />
Mulu National Park is the place to<br />
go. Explore the Sarawak Chamber<br />
which is huge, it can accommodate<br />
40 Boeing 747 airplanes or five<br />
times the size of London’s St. Paul<br />
Cathedral.<br />
Mount Mulu National Park<br />
is also Sarawak’s largest national<br />
park covering 544 sq km. Other<br />
attractions include the world’s<br />
largest cave passage (Deer Cave),<br />
Asia’s longest cave (Clearwater<br />
Cave) and a treasure trove of 2,000<br />
varieties of plants and animals like<br />
hornbills, orchids and pitcher plants.<br />
It is also home to the world’s longest<br />
rainforest canopy skywalk and the<br />
spectacular razor-sharp limestone<br />
called The Pinnacle.<br />
On the other hand, Kinabalu<br />
Park covers an area of 754 sq km<br />
and is the key starting point for the<br />
summit trail of Mount Kinabalu.<br />
The park boasts colourful flora and<br />
fauna with over 5,000 vascular<br />
plant species and wildlife. For the<br />
adventurous, explore the majestic<br />
Mount Kinabalu, South East Asia’s<br />
third highest mountain or defy the<br />
odds of Mountain Torq, the world’s<br />
highest and Asia’s first Via Ferrata or<br />
‘iron road’.<br />
George Town and Melaka<br />
Next, from nature to culture.<br />
George Town is a city with a fusion<br />
of East and West. It marvels with<br />
multiculturalism well reflected in<br />
its intricate architecture of worship<br />
places, pre-colonial buildings and<br />
shophouses.<br />
George Town has a special<br />
place in my heart as I was born<br />
here. I remember walking to<br />
my alma mater, St. Xavier’s<br />
Institution, passing by Jalan Kapitan<br />
Keling, dubbed as the Street of<br />
Harmony, where places of worship<br />
representing the diverse world<br />
religions are lined up along an axis.<br />
Today, George Town is also a<br />
city of murals. Discover beautiful<br />
wall murals along the streetscapes,<br />
especially “Little Children On The<br />
Bicycle” which has become an iconic<br />
tourist landmark and favourite<br />
photography spot.<br />
A visit to Malaysia will not be<br />
complete without visiting Melaka,<br />
a melting pot of cultures and many<br />
civilisations. The legacy of the<br />
colonial powers of the Portuguese,<br />
Dutch and British can be seen in the<br />
tourist landmarks like Stadthuys, A<br />
Famosa, St John’s Port and more.<br />
You can also enjoy and sharpen your<br />
bargaining skills at the Jonker Walk,<br />
a haven to load up antiques, art and<br />
crafts and souvenirs.<br />
With these sites recognized as<br />
UNESCO World Heritage Sites, it is<br />
time to plan your journey to explore<br />
the wonders of your own country.<br />
Malaysia, truly a heritage treasure.<br />
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Singapore Steakhouses<br />
TOP Decker Barbeque<br />
Pulled Pork, smoky<br />
Buffalo Wings, Spare<br />
Ribs and Steak with<br />
white bread, cheese<br />
macaronies and<br />
potatoes for sides.<br />
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Singapore Steakhouses<br />
Elites<br />
of<br />
Meat<br />
-<br />
COME TAKE A SNEAK PEEK,<br />
YOUR GUIDE TO A DIET CHEAT,<br />
PERFECT FOR EVERY WEEK,<br />
HERE’S SINGAPORE’S BEST MEAT!<br />
WORDS BY JESSY WONG • PHOTOS BY DECKER BBQ,<br />
MEAT SMITH, FAT BELLY & WOLFGANG’S STEAKHOUSE<br />
centric<br />
Singapore<br />
ow much do you know about meat besides the bursting of flavours and<br />
Hmelt-in-your-mouth kind of goodness? The growing of the Western<br />
dining scene in global Singapore is changing the wave of Friday night<br />
drinks with chips and wings but delicately with meat instead. From beef,<br />
pork and chicken to grilling and sous vide, steak aficionados and BBQ<br />
fans can indulge their favourite kind of sin. Also, you wouldn’t want to be<br />
wiping that grease in front of your date so here are four places to go from<br />
bros-night and craft beers to romantic dinner for lovers.<br />
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Singapore Steakhouses<br />
CLOCKWISE FROM<br />
LEFT The perfect<br />
table setting at<br />
Wolfgang; Popular<br />
Dry-Aged Rib Eye;<br />
Texas Beef Brisket;<br />
A chef preparing<br />
marinated meat.<br />
THE QUAYSIDE,<br />
ROBERTSON QUAY<br />
www.wolfgangssteakhouse.net<br />
Wolfgang’s Steakhouse<br />
What started as a father-son duo’s love for<br />
steak has expanded into a global business<br />
spanning across 18 locations worldwide for<br />
this New York-based steakhouse. Wolfgang<br />
and Peter Zwiener opened their first classy<br />
restaurant 13 years ago at Park Avenue<br />
Manhattan and has since been distinctly<br />
known for their USDA Black Angus meat,<br />
aged to perfection in producing a sharp<br />
concentrated flavour. Set in a classic posh<br />
interior with mahogany tables, leather<br />
dining chairs and floor-to-ceiling wine rack,<br />
Wolfgang’s Steakhouse presents an allrounder<br />
fine-dining dinner experience.<br />
The tenderness of their steak comes<br />
from a month long of dry-aging process in<br />
a designated aging room to break down the<br />
connective tissues before broiling it at 870<br />
degrees Celsius, the all-American traditional<br />
style. The gourmet dry-aged meat is served<br />
from medium rare filled with a succulent<br />
smack and crispy caramelised exterior paired<br />
with greens on the side as well as a glass<br />
of top-notch wine. For appetizers, go for<br />
signature Wolfgang’s Salad that comes with<br />
an abundance of crunchy bits of bacon.<br />
Also with common celebrity sightings in the<br />
Manhattan branch, you might chance upon<br />
seeing famous people dining in this New<br />
York restaurant look-alike.<br />
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Decker Barbecue<br />
Priding itself as a genuine Texas common<br />
place in Singapore, Decker Barbecue proves<br />
why their all-wood cooking method wins our<br />
hearts. Think about a campfire, barbequing<br />
with wood can hike up the savouriness of<br />
meat and produce an unprecedented smoke<br />
flavour. This is achieved by using their custombuilt<br />
smoker shipped all the way from Dallas,<br />
Texas. Combined with their spices, Decker<br />
Barbecue offers an authentic American meaty<br />
meal that takes 16 hours to prepare.<br />
Simple picnic tables and wooden seating<br />
in the al-fresco restaurant will remind you of<br />
a backyard/porch barbeque except with an<br />
abundance of poultry meat served at your<br />
choice. Star of the night would be their Texas<br />
Beef Brisket that melts in your mouth with<br />
a little crunchiness and a dose of juiciness.<br />
Another piece of masculine delicacy is their<br />
Spare Ribs that is amazingly glazed and<br />
piquant with the selection of spice rub. Try<br />
the Pulled Pork that is surprisingly tender and<br />
a good choice to eat it with bread or some<br />
smoky Buffalo Wings with blue cheese sauce.<br />
The best thing is you can try all that in one<br />
sitting as the food is ordered by the gram.<br />
THE QUAYSIDE, ROBERTSON QUAY<br />
www.deckerbarbecue.com<br />
SERENE CENTRE, 10 JALAN SERENE<br />
www.facebook.com/fatbellysg<br />
Fat Belly<br />
A newly opened speakeasy-style steakhouse<br />
launches itself as a unique venture with<br />
only 10 seaters. Local founder Stanley Seow<br />
was inspired to offer a different outlook on<br />
steakhouses in his attempt to invigorate the<br />
contemporary concept of meat places. At<br />
Fat Belly, you are able to see the chef grilling<br />
and sculpting the dishes to perfection by the<br />
counter-seats and enjoy a Teppanyaki-style<br />
dinner in excitement.<br />
The Flat Iron and Short Rib are top chef<br />
recommendations on alternative cuts of<br />
beef. The Flat Iron is a beef slice from cow's<br />
shoulders that has more muscles than fat for<br />
weight-watchers. The lean meat is tender<br />
and cooked evenly to preserve the moisture<br />
on the inside while Short Rib is greasier and<br />
more flavourful with a little fat. Get optional<br />
sides such as Guanciale Mac & Cheese or<br />
Creamed Kale with the steaks. If you don’t<br />
know, Guanciale is an Italian cured meat<br />
made from pork and the cheesy macaroni<br />
is sprinkled with the diced meat that will<br />
rocket one’s palate. For desserts, get their<br />
photo-worthy Jade made from meringue<br />
and strawberry jelly or Foie Gras ice cream<br />
served with brulee banana.
Singapore Steakhouses<br />
167/169, TELOK AYER STREET<br />
www.meatsmith.com.sg<br />
Meat Smith<br />
Southern American BBQ has never tasted so close<br />
to home in Asia. Meat Smith is a smokehouse with<br />
an industrialised blacksmith garage semblance with a<br />
built-in bar for craft beers, cocktails and whiskey for<br />
a complete night out. Chef Andrew Baldus took his<br />
inspiration from the States in serving the meat platters<br />
where hickory wood is used to grill ribs to produce<br />
the perfect heat and flavour for a traditional barbecue<br />
dinner. For 12 hours long, the ribs will be smoked until<br />
the meat is tender and free from the bones.<br />
Meat Smith BBQ Platter is a heavenly mix of Black<br />
Angus beef ribs, Angus brisket, Memphis dry rub<br />
pork ribs with BBQ sauce, smoked chicken and bone<br />
marrow that could feed up to 4 people. For a premium<br />
price, you can get a Mishima Ultra Wagyu Ribeye with<br />
your platter. The reserve Black Wagyu smoked beef is<br />
served with chimichurri rich with a tang of parsley and<br />
garlic in an ala carte order. Treat your taste buds with<br />
the American and Asian fusion of Chongqing Pork<br />
Ribs that uses dried chillies and Szechuan peppers in<br />
Western grilling.<br />
FROM TOP The Flat<br />
Iron with Creamed<br />
Kale; A dashing<br />
Foie Gras dessert;<br />
Meat Smith Brisket<br />
Sandwich; Chef’s<br />
Selection of Meat<br />
Smith BBQ Platter.<br />
Think about a campfire, barbequing<br />
with wood can hike up the savouriness<br />
of meat and produce an unprecedented<br />
smoke flavour.<br />
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