VMY2014: Sukiyang Coffee Cafe a.k.a Haipeng, Kemaman

Dropped by at Kemaman town, while driving from Cherating heading to Kemasik Beach. We were talking bout Haipeng Coffee which are famous locally and decided to navigated ourselves to that coffee shop and figure it out how good the coffee is. 

The shop, previously located at Jalan Sulaimi was relocated to a new site. Luckily, the owner/staff stick their new addresses at the front concerning bout customers who aren't aware about this move. Thanks...

So, we re-setting our GPS and finally reached this new shop which surprisingly has undergone a re-branding process, not only on location but on their shop's name. Previously known as Haipeng Kopitiam, and now, is called Sukiyang Coffee. Historically, Suki and Yang are a combination of the owners/partners name. If i am not mistaken, Suki is the daughter of the founder and Yang is the other founder. 

The new address:

Taman Chukai Utama

PT11283 Jalan Kubang Kurus

Taman Chukai Utama

Fasa 3

Terengganu

Be in mind, it is not in Cukai district. It is still in Kemaman town. You just need to find a big / main Maybank branch along a shop lot. The chop is hidden behind it.

We ordered their recommended coffee "Au Lait with Local Sukiyang Coffee"

Basically, this is coffee with condensed milk. too sweet to my liking.

The menu

instant coffee for take away

French Toast

Tuna sandwiches

Banana and peanut butter toast

All our choices were superb. nothing to regret.

Banana and Peanut butter toast

The coffee

RM26 per box of 20 sachets. 

Quite expensive than normal 3-in-1 coffee available in market

VMY2014: Warung Aziz Satar, Pantai Teluk Mak Nik, Terengganu

Recommended by a friend. Another meal-stop near Pantai Teluk Mak Nik, on our way back from Kemasik to KL. 

Warung Aziz Satar

There were plenty of satar shops along the road to the beach, but our friend recommended this. the best of the best

Pais, taste like a sata. but the ingredient like fish, squid remains intake and not blended or smashed and mixed like sata. 

Sata on the grill

Otak-Otak, Sata and Pais for 3 pax

We add this satay fish, RM1 for 3 sticks

Prawn Pais

Coconut Ice Drink

My fav the otak-otak

Fish Pais

Squid Pais

See, u still can see the squid. 

Pari Pais

Address of Aziz Satar

Stop by this shop to get ourselves fish crackers

VMY2014: Ana Ikan Bakar Petai, Tanjung Lumpur

Hungry. Very very. 

Drive from Cherating to Kuantan town just to have a taste of Ana Ikan Bakar Petai

Butter prawn. Does not meet my expectation. Too much oil. No crispy crispy covered the prawn. 

We picked Siakap / Seabass.

Half was cooked 3 rasa while another half with Ana's signature sambal

Kailan Ikan Masin

Chicken Tom Yum

Deep Fried Squid 

We picked two squids but we felt like eating more than than. 

Another half of the fish was grilled with the sambal. and given 2 types of condiment. one with soy source and another one with tamarind flavor

Looked yummy. seriously yummy. we managed to finish almost all the food. And it only cost us RM100. 

Closed. We were the last one to leave.

Well, in short, what we discovered here is, Ana Ikan Bakar Petai has special signature taste at all its dishes. Not only the grilled fish but all dish with gravy. example the tom yum. it tastes "something" similar to the grilled fish. If you had extra space in your tummy, tom yum also a good option to try on. Chill!!!

VMY2014:Malacca - Klebang Beach

Tea time and museum visit at Klebang Beach

1- Klebang Original Coconut Shake

Nasi Lemak @ RM1.20

Verdict: Not ok.

Kuih = 3 pcs, RM1

The coconut shake. First time trial, so what can i say here is, it's good.

Not sure about the price: RM1.60 or RM2.20 cause we get special one with vanilla ice cream

The crowd. It's packed all over the restaurant.

The signage at the entrance, sponsored by wall 

On the opposite side, the had a garage to stock up the coconuts

The parking area. Quite convenient for visitors who wish to dine in.

For take away, u can just queue at their outlet located at the side of the main road. The landmark is the petrol station. Petron or Caltex.

Done with tea break, we were heading to the museum. Well, we were not planning to go to the museum but since we found a signage indicating the existence of this museum, we just drove there. Driving experience? well, quite bad. so, just be extra extra careful while driving to the museum. The road is not fully completed for public usage yet. 

This is the sub marine museum. one and only  submarine museum in Malaysia.  

The stair to the museum entrance

The internal part of the museum

The bedroom area

The operational part

The newspaper article bout the museum

We are actually very please to visit this museum. But perhaps, the authority or the corporation to handle to refurbish and do some make up on the museum. Based on the mini museum established underneath the museum, i noticed that Malaysia is not the only country having this submarine museum. Others like Japan and Aussie also got theirs too. The different is their museum look well maintained and outstanding compared to our dusty old museum. Understood that ours are old version but still we must be paying sum of money to the seller to get this submarine. And furthermore, who knows about this museum located at the rural side of the beach. It is such a waste not telling people about this museum. so, please, do more marketing on this. 

Board showing the history of the submarine

The submarine museum was launched on 4 Mar 2012.

Ticket fare: so cheap, RM1 only. 

We reached here quite late. Near 6.30pm. But the uncle was so nice to let us enter the museum for a quick tour. Plus the space inside is so small and you wont spend hours in the museum. perhaps, u can hop in and hop off several time.

Old ships near the beach

The eateries area

The apartment is located near the main entrance to the beach

Signage

The above pic is not related to the museum, but it reminds me of my previous visit to Klebang with my friend. We stopped here to grab Toast Bread with home made kaya jam (coconut+milk jam).