Johnny Bravo face-off.

I am a huge fan of Japanese ramen. Recently, I tried Yamagoya Ramen in Publika-- and I officially deem it as the best ramen I have had so far in KL!


Mmm.

I tweeted about it, and someone told me that Santouka (on Tokyo Street in Pavilion) is pretty awesome as well. Anyone has tried both of this ramen places, and can give me a heads-up whether Santouka is worth a try as compared to Yamagoya?

Outfit shots. My outfit was ramen-hued as well wtf.



Whenever I have to get dressed in a jiffy, a neutral bottom is my savior. 'Cause you can virtually match them with anything and look presentable!



Like the subtle stud details on my blouse. Makes it feel a little more 'me'!



Due to the 'sweetness' of the outfit's color palate, I opted for some spikes here and there to toughen things up wtf.



Yup, spikes everywhere!



Pale yellow blouse with studded collar: Korea
Nude full skirt: AZORIAS
Leather headband with gold spikes: Teeny's
Bracelets: All from Korea
Yellow snake print pump: Topshop
Patchwork colorblock zipper clutch: Forever 21

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I Skyped with the boyfriend everyday when I was in Korea, and typically, I cannot resist making funny faces at myself.

One day he caught me sucking in my cheeks while admiring myself while talking to him.

"What are you doing?"

"Owh, I am trying to see how I will look like with a V-shape face. 'Cause it's the coveted face shape for all girls!" *more sucking in*

Aiya, you don't have to do la. Your face is not V-shaped.
Yours is more like... Johnny Bravo.

*pause*
Like a square?

Yea!

I AM GOING TO KILL YOU!!



Please suggest suitable punishment in the comment box, thank you very much.

New handbag.

I told myself that the first thing I want after I touched down in KL (from my Korea trip) is a haircut. My bangs was so long that it went way past my nose. -__- And I am having some scalp problems from a previous dye job so I am currently using an anti-dandruff shampoo which leaves my hair looking really dry. I was so annoyed with my hair in Korea and was just counting the days till I can see my hairstylist!

So I finally did my hair yesterday. T__T

I look human again! My hair color was looking very patchy before this due to numerous touch-ups (older hair will take on a more brass tone), but Yen from Wenawave was so awesome, she helped me do something called a color pull-- which is a non-abrasive, simple rubbing on my hair using a mixture of the dye from my touch-up plus some vitamin water-- and suddenly my hair tone is all even again! Without even redyeing my hair. :O :O :O




SEE!! My hair looks so healthy again. You can't even tell that all I did was a trim and a touch-up on my roots. T__T




What I wore to do my hair. Haven't brought out my Celine bag to play for awhile!




Decided to load up on the neck details. Love the crystal blings on my collar, and matched it with an oversized diamante necklace so it kind of looks like a brooch. :P






Black top with crystal studded collar/ Mint scarf print shorts/ Electric blue diamante necklace/ Diamante bracelets: All from Korea
Black cutaway heels (not shown): Zara
Bag: Celine Nano Boston


And guys, my boyfriend and I went grocery shopping, and he bought me a new handbag!!


HAHAHHAHHAHA.

I am such a lucky girl wtf.

Best cookie in the world.

Just a short post on one of the days during my Korea trip with Jing.

Mainly food pictures, so avoid at all costs if you are hungry wtf.



THE. BEST. COOKIE. IN. THE. WORLD.

I am not kidding-- when I bit into it, there were angels singing and playing harps on my tongue. "HEAVENLY" and "MINDBLOWING" are some of the words that came into mind. I have had a lot of yummy cookies in my life, but seriously, all the Famous Amos (my fave cookie btw) and Mrs. Field in the world can't even hold a candle to this.

It's called Ben's Cookies, and we found it in Hyundai Department (B1 floor, where all the food is) in Apgujeong. It's really expensive because they charge by weight, and each cookie will cost at least 300 won (more expensive if there are nuts/ fruits in it as it adds on to the weight), i.e. one cookie will set you back at least RM9.

But I actually think it's worth it!! In fact, the next day, I dragged Jing to the department store again just so I can have ONE cookie. Heh.

One more thing! At Ben's Cookies counter, they actually serve cut-up cookies for tasting purposes. Jing and I just stood by the side and shoved the cookie chunks into our mouths. T__T Until the staff there recognized us the next day that we were there. T____T

We also went to Vatos which serves the best fries (kimchi fries) in the world. For more details, read my previous entry here.


Free nachos and dips for starters. That's Jing's and her artistically placed Arty ring, no pun intended wtf.



Um, yea, I think we definitely over-ordered. This is just food for the both of us!



Which would explain why my mouth was full 90% of the time.



Samgyeopsal (grilled pork belly) taco.



Chicken quesadilla. This was just average for me, I still think Vatos is best for tacos and...



... Kimchi fries!

So yummy that I have an out-of-the-world experience everytime I pop a fry into my mouth. :P

Outfits:





Jing was wearing:
Striped top with bow-back keyhole: AZORIAS
Red highwaist shorts: H&M
Black patent flats: Salvatore Ferragamo
Block color zipper clutch: Mine wtf




Super fail picture stolen off FB 'cause Jing accidentally deleted the picture from my camera, and all I have is this small image that I saved off her Facebook, grr.


Both Jing and I have some sexyback going on that day! Hehe.



Red cocoon dress with back keyhole: H&M
Bracelets: All from Korea
Rings: Korea/ Maria Francesca
Leopard print ponyhair loafers: Korea
Bag: Miu Miu