My freedom time's Diary

Monday, 23 April 2018

Phantamania - Magic World Penang

Magic World in Penang is a house with optical illusions that leaves guests with interesting photo opportunities.

This house-converted trick museum albeit being hidden along Lebuh Victoria, provides families and friends with entertainment as they escape the mirror maze and interact with the optical illusions.

We can trick our friends with optical illusion photos that can take at various stations.

Visit the "cold" section on level 2 for a winter-like simulation and grab a cup of hot cocoa to complete the winter experience.

193,Lebuh Victoria

Penang, Malaysia 10300

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04-263 3193

For more information visit their facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/magicworldpg/

Sunday, 22 April 2018

Ghost Museum in Georgetown Penang

Ghost Museum located in Lebuh Melayu, Georgetown, with housing different ghosts from 5 countries across different culture.

Me and my kids love these supernatural beings and we found out the ghost here were cute and adorable.

The entrance tickets here very reasonable and worth with as low as RM10 only for kids, student, senior citizen and RM 18 only for Adults with MyKad.

The entrance tickets without MyKad the price is RM16 only for kids, student, senior citizen and RM 28 only for Adults.

Take photos with favourite ghosts, dine with them at the table, or try and scare em back away. It is definitely another fun thing to do while visiting Penang.

Enter the supernatural world, but beware for it is not for the faint-hearted. If you love being spooked or spooking out ghosts, this is the destination for you.

POCONG - It is come from Muslim Legend. Ghost wrapped in white cloth and with ghoulish face. It always jumps at night knocking door and chasing after villagers for asking help to untie the clad on its body.

Moral Value : A muslim who had died will be wrapped in a white cloth called 'Kafan'. It will be firmly secured to facilitate the process of lifting the corpse when the body was put into grave, strong bonding strap should be loosened.

Chinese Ghost - Jiang Xi

See for yourself if some ghosts do appear in photos, or not. Dine with them, and many more! This is definitely a chance to brag to your friends!

For more information kindly visit:

https://www.facebook.com/ghostmuseumpenang57/

57, Lebuh Melayu, Georgetown

George Town, Malaysia 10100

04-261 2352

Wednesday, 4 April 2018

Food Review : Laksaamana, Damansara Uptown

Where can we find the best laksa in uptown? Yes I have found it at the Laksaamana located in Damansara Uptown just opposite to The Starling Mall.

The newly renovated Laksaamana at Damansara Utama outlet have an open kitchen concept, we can see they cook in the clean kitchen at the bar counter.

Laksaamana have a few branches in Malaysia and Singapore and the owner, with 3 different races, Malay, Indian and Chinese so this restaurant is HALAL, muslim friends are also wellcome.

Royal Seafood Noodles (Rm 15.90)

This Royal Seafood Noodles a combination of assam laksa and curry laksa, this is my first time tried this royal laksa. Sometimes I am very greedy wish to eat curry laksa and assam laksa, but my stomach cannot fit in 2 bowls at the same time. The solution for my greedy stomach I choose to eat the Royal Seafood Noodles in Laksaamana.

Curry Laksa (Rm 9.90)

Asam Laksa (Rm 8.90)

Prawn Mee (Rm 9.90)

We can try this 3 delicious noodles Curry Laksa, Asam Laksa and Prawn Mee, with a reasonable price range just Rm 8.90/Rm 9.90 only.

Nasi Ayam Tumis Pedas (Rm 9.90)

Nasi Ayam Goreng Berempah (Rm 9.90)

Laksaamana not only have noodles, they have variety of Malaysian Foods, including the rice sets with the price Rm 9.90 only, very worth eating here.