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Tuesday 14 November 2023

Unlocking New Solutions to Tough Challenges


Ever found yourself trapped in a sticky situation, feeling like you're wandering in a dense fog, unable to see a way out? You sense you're knee-deep in a problem, yet finding a solution feels like grasping at shadows.

Have you ever thought, "Enough with repeating the same problem if there's no fresh perspective?" It's like craving a new lens, a different angle to view things.

Here's a thought: What if we break the loop of revisiting the same problem and explore fresh ideas instead? Spin the puzzle around to uncover a hidden angle we might've missed.

It's not merely rehashing the problem but uncovering innovative paths to tackle it. That's the key to navigating out of the mire. Let's shift the conversation from dwelling on the issue to crafting inventive solutions to smash through barriers.

Wednesday 1 November 2023

LokLok



Lok Lok is a unique Malaysian street food that revolves around skewered delights cooked right at your table. The name "Lok Lok" is believed to come from Cantonese, which means "boiling."


At a Lok Lok stand or table, you'll discover an array of ingredients like fish balls, prawns, meats and vegetables. They are already skewered for you. Select the ones you like, and dunk them into the pot of boiling water, some offering flavorful broth.

What makes Lok Lok stand out is the enjoyment of watching your choices cook and savouring them leisurely. In the dipping part, a multitude of sauces awaits your selection, including sweet chilli, satay, sweet, sour, dark, seafood, and more, depending on the creativity of the stall owner.

Lok Lok isn't just delicious; it's also budget-friendly. You pay according to the number of sticks you've relished, with each type of ingredient marked with a different coloured end on the stick.

Why not give it a try and experience this interactive and affordable way to enjoy Malaysian street food?

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