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Jason's Food Haven

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Since last few years actually I have been planning to start a blog on food, mainly about my food tasting adventure all over Malaysia, but mainly in Penang, Ipoh and KL where I usually will be around - and I found that good food from Malaysia are usually from these three areas. Well, I have been procrastinating for so long, so, I guess it's time I really start to blog about all the food that I have tasted over the last few years and moving forward. 

Food for me not only just to fill my stomach, but food also represents the culture and taste of people who resides in different places - thus even though we have same food in different location, these food might taste differ a little from one another......not only because the cook is different, but the culture and the taste of the people around the area will be different as well.

Food also represents the love and the fellowship of family and friends. Family and friends tend to gather around to have good food, either dine outside of the house or in the house where everyone will be gathering together with their own recipe for everyone to enjoy.
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