First opened in 1968, AJISEN RAMEN now has over 400 chain of restaurants worlwide. With restaurants in Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Australia, Hong Kong, China, USA, Canada and throughout Japan. AJISEN RAMEN is the largest ramen shop chain in Japan today.

AJISEN serves TONKOTSU ramen with extensive garnishing in its ramen line-ups. The ingredients in the preparation of AJISEN RAMEN soup are import from Japan.Briefly and lightly cooked, ramen noodles remain springy and smooth to the taste.

Source from www.ajisen.com.my

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At “Big Thumb Nail Mall”, you will have wide range of food in an affordable price.

China is china, there are so many chinese and they are always ‘people mountain people sea’ (In a proper meaning, it means many people)

I like the restaurant exterior theme, which it represents or symbolize the specialty of the food.

Accordingly to my colleague, Pizza Hut in China has a better quality comparing the malaysian ones. They concentrate on the ingredients to make a pizza.

As usual, Watsons is everywhere (The blue shop at the most left), you can see Haagen too!

At this place, there is even a Nike Factory Store, which they sell really cheap things.

I bought some number of t-shirts at about RMB99.00, which is about RM50.00 each. It’s pretty good deal, eh?

In Shanghai, cabs are everywhere with a basic fare of RMB11.00. It’s pretty safe to take a cab during the day but be a little extra careful during nighttime.

For your information, RM1.00 = RMB2.45

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One of the confirmed client even cancelled the project and they’ve decided not to go to Pakistan for exhibition this round.

Locals who arrived on the scene minutes after the bombing said they saw many additional dead bodies lying the rubble, and officials fear the death toll will increase significantly as rescue teams continue work at the scene.

Just after 8 p.m. local time, an apparent suicide bomber blew himself up as his vehicle was being checked at the luxury Marriott Hotel’s entrance, only about 50 feet from the lobby.

The bomb was felt as far as 15 miles away. Within 500 feet of the blast, buildings and trees were shredded, cars crushed and the air heavy with acrid smoke. The bomb was estimated to contain at least 800 pounds of explosives, according to Interior Minister Kamal Shah, but late Sunday local and foreign investigators were saying it was likely much bigger.

“I have retrieved at least 35 to 40 bodies,” Amjad Ali Khan told ABC News outside the hotel, his clothes stained with blood. “Some people had brains coming out of their heads.”

To walk along the front of the hotel 30 minutes after the bomb exploded was to walk through a war zone. Rubble was piled ten feet high, electric wires sparkled against pools of water and gas, mangled iron gates poked out of the mud, warped by the power of one of Islamabad’s largest-ever explosions.

Inside the lobby, the reception desk had been crushed by debris, a piano was thrown against a wall, and a fish flopped against the marble, its glass aquarium lying shattered next to it. For one hour after the blast, volunteers and rescue workers ferried a series of bloodied and dead bodies out to waiting ambulances. This reporter saw at least 8 dead bodies lying in the rubble of the lobby.

Shah told ABC News the government had recently deployed army soldiers in Islamabad after receiving a warning of an imminent attack on the city.

“We had no specific information about the Marriott, but we had information that terrorists were planning to strike inside the capital city,” he told ABC News.

It has now been confirmed that the Czech ambassador to Pakistan was killed in the attack.

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The Shanghai New International Expo Center at Pudong, Shanghai.

It is so the freaking huge with a combination of at least 234,536,782,346 football fields!

There are total of 12 halls, which it takes about 40 - 60 minutes to walk from Hall 1 to Hall 12 without any short rest, with the average of 5 minutes per hall.

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I am finally at Pudong International Airport! I smell Shanghai now =)

Pudong International Airport has a pretty large area and they have 3 terminals with 2 additional ones.

I can’t resist to take a photo with the reflections on the flooring.

By the way, our check in terminal is located at Row A, it’s like hundred kilometers away!

In my mailbox, I do always receive funny english written by the chinese in China. I never thought that I can see such thing personally at Pudong International Airport, writing as ” The running is over” (It should be - We are Closed for the Day)

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The best thing is, I can just use the magic word and tell my mom “Please send me to Kepong Sentral KTM Station”. I will then take the always-so-slow-and-not-on-time-malaysian-ktm to the KL Sentral station to hop onto the KLIA Ekspres.

An adult ticket costs me at about RM35.00 for a single trip which it takes only 28 minutes to arrive to the KLIA instead of 50-60 minutes if I opt for a cab. (And a cab is charging me RM70.00 for a single trip)

The entire cabin is much more spacious and clean, so comfortably seated throughout the journey and it’s a non-stop service from KL Sentral to KLIA.

If I were to travel by AirAsia, then I have no choice but to opt for a cab for sending me to the terminal at RM70.00 per single trip. Otherwise, a shutter from KL Sentral will do.

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What is OHSAS 18001?
OHSAS 18000 is an international occupational health and safety management system specification. It comprises two parts, 18001 and 18002 and embraces BS8800 and a number of other publications.

All of us have to arrive to the club at 9.00am in the early morning and the training ends at 5.00pm, ending with a short test (which remind me my final exam during college time) and you will get a certificate valid for 3 years.

You will then be a certified First Aid & CPR citizen and to perform any rescue aid at anytime, anywhere internationally!

It sounds cool eh? Perhaps one day I will be able to perform a CPR on someone and break their ribs instead of rescuing them! Haha!

At this training, you will experience some incidents and you will be taught with some lessons and skills of perform an immediate response during an emergency cases during on-site (Especially for us who are working in exhibition stand build-up, which there will be certain level of risk)

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This is one of our favorite place for lunch, where they serve really fast food inclusive of chicken, pork ribs, dinosaur ribs (Pork), spicy shrimps and others. They can be served in either not spicy at all, of 3 different levels of spicy. It’s just like the Nando’s Peri Peri.

The price range for the Chicken Hot Pot is about RM15.00+ - RM25.00+ and it depends on what kind of side dishes that you are picking.

The full address is : 11, Jln Metro Perdana Berat 2, Tmn Usahawan Kepong, Kepong Utara, 51200 KL

Ratings:
Food : 9/10
Service : 8/10
Cleanliness/Ambiance : 7/10
Value for Money : 9/10
Overall Rating : 9/10

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This place is warm & cozy with all the laughter of all colleagues, so the noisy that you could not hear what is the client talking in the phone and sometimes, they do ask me : “Are you guys partying?”

This place was voted as the favorite place comparing our last working area, but soon we are going to move to third floor by next week once the renovation work has been done.

We will then have a much more bigger space comparing last few months ago.

The left lower corner table is my workstation by the way =)

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Ben.

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