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Monday, January 9, 2023
Carina Tissue - We Care, We Love
From a facility in Malaysia's Klang Valley, Carina products are produced and distributed across Malaysia directly to consumers. Hence, despite the good quality of Carina products, they are also very affordable for everyone. Yo! You heard it right, Carina products are made in Malaysia!
From small to larger packaging, Carina tissue comes in a range of sizes. I love it as it is ideal for use by both individuals and families. The modest packaging of Carina Handkerchief Tissue makes it perfect and necessary for daily use. Meanwhile, Carina Wallet Tissue has fashionable packaging that enables me to use it daily, on-the-go wallet.
Guess what? Carina is also available in other product series, from Wet Wipes, Facial Cotton, Cotton Bud, and Cotton Wool. The Carina Wet Wipes are mild and gentle, making it ideal to be used for cleaning and disinfecting in order to remove dirt or liquid from skin or surfaces. The Carina Cotton range is made from naturally durable, soft, absorbent and gentle cotton that is perfect for personal usage and baby care too. With the wide range of products from Carina, one brand, can fulfill my daily needs for a better and healthier lifestyle. To be precise, not only my own daily needs, but for my whole family, too!
I like their new designed with the theme "We Care, We Love"
Carina promotes hygiene awareness, create a healthy environment, and reduce pollution.
Carina care for our skin by providing 100% natural pure cotton that is skin-friendly.
Local production to boost economic recovery.
Specialized to fit the needs and wants of Southeast Asian people.
4 series to meet market demand.
"We Care, We Love", expresses Carina's belief that producing high-quality products can influence and provide better care and love for our family. #CarinaCares
Carina's 4 main series:
Beauty Care – Dry Tissue series is produced from 100% PURE VIRGIN PULP to ensure its hygiene, making it gentle and safe to use on skin, including sensitive skin areas and Cotton Series that made from 100% PURE COTTON which is suitable for beauty usage as it is hypoallergenic and would not cause skin irritation as our cotton is pure natural material.
Toiletries Care – Bathroom tissues with 3-plies / ply that are more strength and soft to use.
Kitchenware – Kitchen Tissue series makes the kitchen surface and appliances clean, shiny and scratch-free. It helps clean the kitchen counters and appliances and scrub off fluid spills.
Health Care – Wipes that have ingredients with 99% of water, paraben free that commonly would not cause skin sensitivities and allergies.
If you're looking for a perfect gift for loved ones, Carina Gift Box is the best choice!
Beside products, inside the Gift box, we have
Shop online voucher RM 5 vouchers
- Voucher valid until 31st March 2023
- Only applicable for online purchase via Shopee Carina Official Store with min. Spend RM 30 & aboveReview & Win campaign flyer
- details refer to belowCarina Lucky Ang-Pao up to RM 88 cash – Transfer via TNG
- redemption valid until 30th April 2023. Expired with not be entertained
- only can be redeem via Touch ‘n Go e-wallet.
Just take a look at the art work, it’s beautiful, isn’t it?
CARINA Gift Box is available in Aeon Big selected outlet, Mix selected outlet @ IOI City Mall, Hot Market @ Berjaya Times Square and Melaka – Tong Hup Trading
Wanna win so goodies? Join CARINA Review & *WIN (*T&C apply)
Total 100 winners to *WIN 3 months Household Supplies every month.
Total worth RM 150 / Winner
How to JOIN:
1. Upload a Photo/VIDEO Review of your experience with ANY CARINA series product on Facebook/Instagram/ Tiktok
2. Tell us why you would recommend it & tag @CARINA official Facebook / Instagram / Tiktok
3. Hashtags #MYCarina #WeCareWeLove (remember set post to public).
*Terms & Conditions:
Campaign period: NOW- 30th April 2023
300 Best Reviewers will be selected to WIN 3 Months Carina Household Supplies worth RM150 We will screenshot the winner's post and re-post on our Facebook page start from Feb 2023. Please stay tuned!
The gift is non-exchangeable, non-transferable, and is not redeemable for cash or other prizes. We reserve the right to modify and amend the terms and conditions without prior notice.
Receipts MUST be shown in order to claim the prizes.
Each winner is only valid to claim once, same Name & Purchase receipt are not allowed.
The purchase receipt is valid from 1st Jan 2023- 31st April 2023 only.
The cash voucher worth RM150 is for purchasing CARINA products only, each RM50 cash voucher only valid for 1 month.
Carina reserves the right to modify and amend the terms and conditions without prior notice.
Now, you might be asking, where to get Carina’s products? Majority of Carina products are available in offline stores and online stores. Aeon Big, Aeon Wellness, Econsave, Mydin, NSK, Hot Mart, and pharmacies are some of Carina's offline retailers. At the same time, we may get Carina directly from their official e-commerce platforms and it will be delivered right to our doorstep! Nowadays, it is super easy to purchase directly from Shopee and Lazada.
Shopee: https://shopee.com.my/carina.os
TopzMall: https://topzmall.com/store/789
Wanna know more? Hop over to Carina's social media:
Carina MY Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086976432740
Carina MY Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carina.malaysia/
Carina MY Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@carinamalaysia
Monday, January 2, 2023
IOI Properties Group Dazzled The Skies To Ring In The New Year
These malls delighted partygoers, shoppers and visitors with an exciting agenda of live music performances, attractive prizes and an array of different activities for friends and family to enjoy. The three New Year’s Eve celebrations ensured that the cheerful crowd in attendance celebrated the end of an amazing 2022, and stepped into 2023 with bright smiles and high spirits.
“This marks the first year that were are able to organise a grand New Year’s Eve celebration across our three iconic malls. It was truly heart-warming to see so many people attending these events with their families, friends and loved ones. I would like to thank everyone for joining in on the new year festivities with us, especially the wonderful Team IOI that worked tirelessly to ensure such a successful event across all three locations. As we head into 2023, all of us at IOI Properties Group are excited for what the year has in store for us!” said Chris Chong, Head of Retail of IOI Properties Group.
Jubilation and excitement filled the air across IOI City Mall, IOI Mall Puchong and IOI Mall Kulai, Johor simultaneously with the following event highlights in each mall:
IOI City Mall Putrajaya
An extravagant six-hour New Year’s Eve Countdown event was held at The Symphony East, IOI City Mall, Putrajaya for shoppers of all ages to join in on the festive party to ring in the new year together.
Well-loved local bands such as Hydra Band, Floor88 and Kugiran Masdo treated the audience to amazing live music performances during the event. On top of that, solo artists comprising Ziana Zain, Bil Musa, Zul Hadi, Hasif Upin, Geraldine, Belle Yu Tian, Andi Bernadee and Amir Masdi captivated the crowd with high-spirited performances.
Apart from all the live music performances, the crowd was treated to a variety of dazzling shows including a Magic Show from world-class magicians Mark and Pinky, a fire-eating show and busking performances.
IOI Mall Puchong
Meanwhile, over at Puchong, IOI Malls kept the festivities going at IOI Mall Puchong. The New Year’s Eve Countdown Party started from 6.30pm onwards at the outdoor car park of the mall for all of its guests to be part of the grand party to welcome the exciting arrival of 2023.
During the Countdown Party, as guests made their way to the venue within IOI Mall Puchong, they were greeted with food truck fair and a trendy flea market with a wide selection of booths selling unique and quirky items. To ensure that the crowd remained excited all the way down to the stroke of midnight, they were treated to entertaining live music performances from local artists Rynn Lim, Nick & Stella Chung, JieYing, Uriah See, Fuying & Sam, Rice Ng, Danny Ah Boy, Phei Yong, Chang Yong, Chang Le and Shu Sen.
Apart from the thrilling performances, lucky guests in attendance took home exciting prizes in the IOI Mall Puchong Lucky Draw.
IOI Mall Kulai
Besides the Klang Valley, IOI Malls brought the New Year’s Eve celebrations to Kulai, Johor. Shoppers and mall-goers at IOI Mall Kulai revelled in the festive vibes at the mall and were treated to a memorable countdown party, which included an Urban Food Fest packed with varieties of delicious foods that tantalised tastebuds.
Apart from satisfying the cravings of foodies, IOI Mall Kulai prepared an exhilarating countdown agenda filled with entertaining artist performances, fun games, a lucky draw and pre-loved vintage stalls amongst others.
The crowd at IOI Mall Kulai was energised right before the countdown to 2023 by Jinbara, a live band. As the countdown began, shoppers and mall-goers were entertained by performances featuring renowned local artists such as Arulini, Winnie K, and Ronnie.
The grand New Year’s Eve Countdown Party, which happened across IOI Malls in the Klang Valley and Johor, made for an unforgettable night of joy and glee. To ensure that you do not miss out on events such as the New Year’s Eve Countdown Party at IOI Malls in the future, be sure to stay updated with the latest news on our websites - IOI City Mall, IOI Mall Puchong and IOI Mall Kulai.
Monday, December 19, 2022
Anlene Reunites with Malaysian-born Hollywood Superstar Michelle Yeoh for #MoveWithNoLimits Campaign
photo provided by Anlene
International movie icon and long-time Anlene supporter, Michelle Yeoh, is back with an Anlene campaign after over a decade. Yeoh is set to take up her role as a brand ambassador for Anlene’s #MoveWithNoLimits campaign, to encourage more Malaysians to overcome both physical and mental limitations by staying active. The campaign also focuses on how each of us can make important contributions to our own lives and communities, even during the different stages of our lives.
Weak, sick, immobile, and depressed, are often the general perceptions of older people. The vicious cycle of these stereotypes is worsened by the elderly mindset of being incapable to achieve any life goals due to the preconceived ideas of aging, which equals becoming weaker and less productive. To battle this stereotype, Anlene invites Malaysians to join its #MoveWithNoLimits campaign, to learn about how we can move more with better flexibility and energy, and to be the best version of ourselves, even as we get older.
So get ready to start moving with flexibility, gear up for good mobility for years to come, and stay active with Anlene. For more information on Anlene’s product range, visit www.anlene.com/my. Alternatively, check out Anlene’s Facebook page, @AnleneMalaysia, and stay up to date with #MoveWithNoLimits.
Tuesday, December 13, 2022
97 Restaurants Shine in the First Edition of the MICHELIN Guide Kuala Lumpur and Penang, including 4 MICHELIN Stars
The two restaurants awarded one MICHELIN Star in Penang are: Auntie Gaik Lean’s Old School Eatery, serving Peranakan cuisine made from Chef Auntie Gaik’s secret recipes and quality produce; and Au Jardin, for sophisticated European fare with subtle local twists.
“Our first selection in Malaysia highlights the diversity of cuisine on offer in Kuala Lumpur and Penang, reflecting the uniqueness of the country’s multi-ethnic culture in gastronomy.” said Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the MICHELIN Guide.
“This is just the beginning for Kuala Lumpur and Penang’s gastronomic journey. Our inspectors have been more than pleased by the new creations in Malaysian cuisine, inheritance of traditional cooking and evolution of various national cuisine. The vitality of a city such as Penang, which includes as many Bib Gourmand restaurants as the capital city, is pleasing and very encouraging for our inspection team, who is looking forward to exploring a lot more of Malaysia, and to tasting the diverse offerings of local culinary talents.”
4 Restaurants Awarded One MICHELIN Star
DC. by Darren Chin (Kuala Lumpur) receives one MICHELIN Star for their four- to seven-course menus, as well as one for vegetarians. Their dishes range from classic French to novel creations with Japanese influences cooked with exquisite skill.
Dewakan (Kuala Lumpur) is awarded one MICHELIN Star for its prix fixe tasting menu that is truly Malaysian in every sense. Fermented or dry-aged items made in-house are widely used, alongside with seasonal fruits and herbs.
Au Jardin (Penang) is recognised for their monthly-changing menu showcasing sophisticated European fare with subtle local twists. Every item served has been well thought out, from homemade sourdough with tomato butter to the palate cleanser that surprises in a pleasant way.
Auntie Gaik Lean’s Old School Eatery (Penang) obtains one MICHELIN Star for its Peranakan cuisine crafted from secret recipes using quality produce. Many items here are made from scratch, including the heavenly pie tee and gulai tumis that uses over eight ingredients in the curry paste.
32 Establishments Awarded a Bib Gourmand (Inspectors’ Favourites for Quality Cooking at Moderate Prices)
A total of 32 restaurants and food establishments are awarded a Bib Gourmand distinction, with 15 based in Kuala Lumpur and 17 in Penang.
Bib Gourmand Establishments Kuala Lumpur
Ah Hei Bak Kut Teh is a 30-year-old shop that makes bak kut teh
daily with a blend of 16 Chinese herbs.
Diners can choose from spareribs, tripe, intestine, or belly.
Aliyaa is the perfect place to experience Sri Lankan cuisine.
Beef, mutton, chicken, seafood, or veggies mingle
with distinctive spices to great effect.
Anak Baba gets a nod from the MICHELIN Guide inspectors
for authentic Peranakan cuisine that melds Indo-Malay flavours
with Chinese influences.
The nasi lemak with ayam goreng earns unanimous praise.
Congkak (Bukit Bintang) nestled in a residential area not far from the city center,
is worth visiting for its classic local flavours.
The nasi ambeng platter, p
opular among locals,
offers a multitude of texture and combinations that go nicely with sambal.
Dancing Fish presents classic Malay-Indo flavours
that keep gourmets coming back.
Needless to say,
“Dancing Fish” is the unmissable signature here
in which the fish is nicely fried with a tender meat in crunchy batter.
The enticing sambal and savoury sauces
are also favourites of many for good reasons.
De. Wan 1958 is held dear by its local flavours
made by the infamous Chef Wan.
Be it pomelo salad with crispy prawn cheeks in kerabu lime dressing,
or bakar bakar that comes with a choice of appetizing sauces.
Hai Kah Lang ensures only the freshest catch can make it to the table here.
A variety of seafood noodles are offered. First-timers should order mixed noodles that
includes crab, clams, squid, and shrimp
in a briny-sweet fish bone broth.
Heun Kee Claypot Chicken Rice (Pudu) is a no-frills shop serving
claypot rice prepared over a charcoal stove.
The menu here also offers a variety of soups,
vegetables, and sides to enrich meals.
Hing Kee Bakuteh (Jalan Kepong) serves a well-balanced soup with subtle use of herbs and light-sweet flavours.
Their dry version with a richer and thicker consistency is equally good.
Lai Fong Lala Noodles was once a humble street stall
that now occupies two floors.
The shop prides itself of its Lala Bihun (clam noodles).
The broth is aromatic with Shaoxing Huadiao (Chinese yellow wine)
and ginger while the noodles is best served with prawns.
Nam Heong Chicken Rice has been famous locally for its Hainanese chicken rice
for over eighty years. They offer two kinds of chicken:
the veggie farm chicken with leaner and firmer flesh,
and the free-range with fattier and softer meat.
Nasi Ayam Hainan Chee Meng (Jalan Kelang Lama) has been a staple to the local dining scene since 1965.
This family business is now run by the second and third generations.
They use local bird to make their signature Hainanese chicken dish.
Restoran Pik Wah is a hidden gem serving authentic Chinese food
that includes not only the familiar Cantonese staples,
but also rarer items not easily found elsewhere, such as frog and venison.
The sizzling claypot dishes are also well known for its quality.
Sao Nam serves their iconic phở bò – rice noodle soup with sliced beef.
The broth takes more than 10 hours to make,
and it’s packed with tons of flavour.
Wong Mei Kee attracts foodies here for their char siew,
roast chicken, and siew yok.
The latter boasts crackling skin and succulent meat,
best enjoyed with the homemade chilli sauce.
Bib Gourmand Establishments Penang
Bridge Street Prawn Noodle is a family run business
that started in the 60’s and has become a favourite spot for locals
to enjoy hearty Hokkien prawn mee.
The spicy prawn broth, loaded with exceptional flavours,
is now prepared by the third generation.
Communal Table by Gēn presents modern dishes that melds
Peranakan and Malaysian flavours made with local ingredients.
Aged duck breast in a steamed bun,
the signature here, is appraised with crispy skin and a tangy sauce.
Duck Blood Curry Mee’s discreet location in a Malaysian-style café
hasn’t stopped customers from visiting.
Their mee in a savoury-sweet white curry base made
with coconut milk is phenomenal.
It is best enjoyed with roasted pork and their homemade chilli sauce.
Green House Prawn Mee & Loh Mee gets a MICHELIN Bib Gourmand for more than three decades of loyal fandom.
The Hokkien prawn mee and loh mee here
attracts a crowd thanks to the deep umami in their soups.
Ivy's Nyonya Cuisine is a simple Peranakan restaurant
serving set menus of great value.
The restaurant is famous for its Kapitan chicken curry
that exhibits balanced taste and tender flesh
and Joo Hoo Char (stir-fried mixed veggies in chili paste)
that packs serious heat.
Ming Qing Charcoal Duck Egg Char Koay Teow celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2022.
Regulars queue up here before it opens for the koay teow
that is stir fried with duck egg over charcoal fire.
The noodles demonstrate exceptional wok hei and is best enjoyed
with an extra over-easy egg.
Moh Teng Pheow Nyonya Koay founded in 1933, is no stranger to locals for its authentic kuih.
In 2016, the family’s second generation opened this spot
with al fresco seating behind the factory.
Kuih Lapis, Kuih Talam, Ang Ku Kueh and Nyonya Chang
are on offer – all freshly handmade.
Neighbourwood serves European dishes with Asian influences and chargrilled choices.
The menu changes regularly but the three dishes meant for sharing always stay:
Half roast chicken, Berkshire pork loin and Fish en papillote.
Penang Road Famous Laksa earned its fame with the sardine broth that exudes exceptional depth and flavours.
The char koay teow with duck egg is unmissable too.
Rasa Rasa’s Nyonya combo sets guarantee for a fulfilling dining experience.
The pandan nasi lemak is plated nicely on banana leaf
served with a choice of toppings and homemade sambal.
Sardaarji presents Northern Indian dishes at its store in Little India.
Must try dishes are:
Amritsari made with red snapper,
black lentil soup and desserts gulab jamun just to name a few.
Live performances of Indian instruments add to the experience.
Taman Bukit Curry Mee gets a MICHELIN Bib Gourmand for its curry mee.
For more than 40 years,
this stall has prided itself for the curry mee soup
that is made from coconut milk and spicy curry paste.
Gourmets can never get enough of their half-cooked cockles
loaded with briny sweet taste and juice.
Teksen is a no-frills joint that has won the hearts of many
with its traditional Cantonese fare
and fusion creations with a local twist.
A long queue at peak hours waits
to sample the deep-fried homemade tofu,
as well as dishes seasoned with assam tumis or sambal.
Thara is helmed by a native Thai kitchen team,
and the food here is authentic and prepared with the freshest ingredients.
The tom yum seafood soup and appetiser Miang Kam are especially good.
Theeni Pandarams offers generous portions with their biryani on banana leaf
that gives good flavour and texture.
Fish dishes served in claypot is not to be missed,
with choices including stingray, shark and king mackerel.
Tho Yuen gets a MICHELIN Bib Gourmand for its Cantonese cuisine.
Standing firm for eight decades,
this teahouse still makes their dim sum the traditional way
– every morning at 3:30am.
Apart from dim sum, fried noodles,
bee hoon and fish balls are also good to try.
Wan Dao Tou Assam Laksa’s secret family recipe of over 50 years
is passed down to the third-generation owner.
The famous laksa soup strikes a fine balance
between sweetness, sourness and spiciness.
MICHELIN Special Awards
As the MICHELIN Guide inspectors dine,
they also keep an eye on service professionals
who are worthy of the MICHELIN Special Awards.
For the inaugural edition of the MICHELIN Guide Kuala Lumpur and Penang,
our inspectors have found three worthy recipients.
MICHELIN Service Award: Leanne Lim, Dewakan (One MICHELIN Star, Kuala Lumpur)
Leanne Lim is passionate, attentive, and polite with good engagement skills.
She is friendly and knowledgeable about the products served in the restaurant.
MICHELIN Sommelier Award: Mahamad Hafiz Bin Abdullah, DC. by Darren Chin (One MICHELIN Star, Kuala Lumpur)
Mahamad Hafiz Bin Abdullah receives a nod from the MICHELIN Guide inspectors
for his reputation and experience in the local food and beverage industry.
He possesses extensive wine knowledge
and is recognised for his wine recommendations as well as pairings.
MICHELIN Young Chef Award: Lim Yan You, Au Jardin (One MICHELIN Star, Penang)
Chef Lim Yan You (32 years old) is Malaysian-Chinese
and chef de cuisine at Au Jardin.
He has worked with owner Chef Su for 8 years
and is a graduate from Penang’s local culinary school.
The full selection of the MICHELIN Guide Kuala Lumpur and Penang 2023
will be available free of charge on the MICHELIN Guide website and app.
The restaurants will join the MICHELIN Guide selection of hotels,
which features the most unique and exciting places to stay in Malaysia
and throughout the world.
Every hotel in the Guide is chosen for its extraordinary style, service, and personality
— with options for all budgets —
and each hotel can be booked directly through the MICHELIN Guide website and app.
The selection for Malaysia features the country's most spectacular hotels,
including sustainability pioneers like JapaMala, urban resorts like The Ruma,
luxury island getaways like The Datai,
and the traditional stilted cottages of Bon Ton Antique Wooden Villas.
MICHELIN Guide Malaysia Facebook Page:
https://www.facebook.com/MichelinGuideSGMY
The MICHELIN Guide is a benchmark in gastronomy.
Now it’s setting a new standard for hotels.
Visit the MICHELIN Guide website,
or download the free app for iOS and Android,
to discover every restaurant in the selection and book an unforgettable hotel.