Lai Yee's Kitchen - Braised Basil Chicken Yee Mee Noodles红烧罗勒鸡焖伊面
Selamat Hari Malaysia! Proud to be a Malaysian. A country filled with flavours, culture, good people and great weather. So today I am cooking a fusion fried noodle. I just took out whatever I have in my fridge and started cooking this. Yummy though. Sometimes no planning is good and can be exciting with the outcome. Jom masak masak!
Ingredients :
- 1 pack of 5 small yee mee rolls
- 15 or more drumettes or chicken fillets
- 2 packs or basil leave (Roughly 150g or more)
- 200g shredded long cabbage
- 2 tbsp chopped garlic
- 3 tbsp chopped onion
- 2 tbsp shredded ginger
- 2 tbsp soy sauce
- 2 tbsp oyster sauce
- 1 tbsp dark soy sauce
- 1/2 tbsp white pepper
- 1/2 litre water or more
You can always add any other type of vegetable. I love braised yee mee noodles, it has a smoky taste and very appetizing.
Have a relaxing Malaysia's Day evening to everyone.
Stay positive and tomorrow will be a bright new day!
#Melindalooi #melcooks #lalacooks #fashionchef #braiseyeemee #dressupathome #dressuptocook #beyourself #bepositive #bewhoyouare
We are both wearing @UnityTee.my Tshirts to celebrate today as united Malaysians! Love to Malaysia!
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Happy Malaysia Day! So much emotions to unpack today while I reveal these pieces. These three new artworks were created from soil gathered from East and West Malaysia.
I've been working on this project since Nov 2020, when Alvin Teoh, son of Malaysian war veteran, Major Andrew, contacted me asking if I’d want to create artworks to be shown in a documentary about Malaysian war veterans. One of my missions as an artist is to tell stories, especially meaningful ones about history, culture and heritage, so of course I said yes.
From the start, we knew that soil would be the main material to symbolise land that was fought for. Admittedly, there was a lot I didn't know about that the war and the vets - about the pain and reality of war, how it affected their families and lives, and their deep love for the country. I got to meet two vets in person before lockdown, and the rest I met through Zoom. I was also deeply touched by how there were so many Malaysians of various backgrounds who fought for our country - of all races, beliefs, backgrounds, and of Malaysians from East and West Malaysia. Swipe to see a sneaky screenshot I took of them.
As a Sabahan (East Malaysian), I hope these artworks and this documentary will also present East Malaysians as an equal to the West. That is the symbolism of gathering soil from both East and West Malaysia. The documentary will be shown tonight on Astro at 9pm (GMT + 8 ) on Channel 100. Happy Malaysia Day. ❤
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Project credits:
Artist: Red Hong Yi
Fabricator: Huak Huak (Chuah Chong Yong, Foo Chee wee, Cheong Siew wei, Arman Simanjuntak)
Red’s art team: Chee Chung Leong (project lead), Waichun Yan, Esmond Sit, Kaiyi Wong, Kashinie Subramaniam, Shir Yee Sun, Shen Phang Lim, HuiQi Chan.
Videography: Chong Kern Wei
Photography: Aaron Wong, Annice Lyn
Production by Naga DDB and Mojo Films.
Apprentices supported under the @cendanamalaysia Apprenticeship Programme in Collaboration with Studio Red Hong Yi
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I’ve lived my entire life in a small country called Brunei 🇧🇳 for 17 years. I'm basically a kampung boy HAHAHA
Later on, I came back to where I was born - MALAYSIA 🇲🇾 it's such a surreal and magical moment 🤩 I have to relearn every culture again and experienced things I’ve never ever imagine.
I met different people here, they guide me and even invite me to celebrate different festival in Malaysia. They all are so kind in giving me advice and create memorable moment.
I recall taking the bus for the first time and encounter a slight problem. Where I only had RM5 in my pocket and none of them in the bus had small change. Thankfully a kind lady approached me and paid for my ticket. Even though it was a small gesture, but it meant a lot to me. I will always remember her, Ratih. We help each other without expecting anything in return.
It makes me feel how lucky I am to be able to live here in Malaysia!
Do check out Raikan Malaysia Kita main film at @tenaga_nasional and share your story today and hashtag #RaikanMalaysiaKita
Happy Merdeka Day to all Malaysian!! 🥳
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My dating experience has always been rather traditional so I've always wondered how do people date online. My friends, YuKi and John have been together for a lil over a year now and they have only met physically for 2 months. I know right?? TWO MONTHS. They dated online when YuKi was in the UK up till we returned to Malaysia.
Time stamps:
0:00 - Intro Mintro
0:42 - How did John & YuKi met each other?
2:32 - What made you guys get in a relationship?
3:21 - What was the toughest thing being in a ldr?
3:49 - What are the benefits doing ldr?
4:13 - Has time & distance made you guys clingier?
4:31 - What were your main doubts being in a ldr?
6:15 - What is there to even talk about when you're so far away?
7:05 - How do you deal with the lack of physical touch?
7:28 - How do maintain your trust with each other?
8:07 - Malaysian dating culture
10:35 - What kind of activities do you do online together?
11:26 - What motivates you to stay together?
11:52 - What do you have to say to couples who are in a ldr?
12:24 - Till we meet again
Watch my previous video, my style lookbook:
https://youtu.be/OuZBP-QAixk
You can say hi to me here:
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TikTok - notrikaplsdontlookforme
Thought I'd start including FAQs now haha:
1. how old are you? 23 (born in 1998)
2. how tall are you? 5ft (yes i am short shhhhh)
3. what’s your ethnicity? malay & japanese
4. what equipment do you use to film?
➭ main camera: fujifilm xa3
➭ mic: my iPhone 7 hahahaha
➭ editing: premiere pro
Check out YuKi and John's passion project in drawing comic:
IG - @froggodoggocomics
My friends aren't really into social media BUT John has Instagram though if you guys wanna check him out (?):
IG - @john_lamont125
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Campaign : Blissful Together
Brand : Auntie Anne's Malaysia
Marketer : Dickson Chai
Agency : Nil
PROBLEM
Auntie Anne’s is a well-known International Brand from U.S.A specializing in baked soft pretzels. The first outlet arrived at Malaysian shores 25 years ago and has since experienced continuous growth in both outlets and customer base.
Sales during the Chinese New Year festive period (January to February) are typically non-peak season with lower-than-average volumes.Malaysians from city areas (where the majority of Auntie Anne’s outlets are located) back to their respective hometowns in sub-urban or rural areas to spend time with the family, traditionally the week preceding and during Chinese New Year. This leads to lower footfall at shopping areas and malls during this window, generating lower transactions.
Auntie Anne’s devised a breakthrough strategy to increase brand presence, awareness and drive customers’ visitation to outlets when doing shopping in malls.
SOLUTION
The campaign’s concept – “Blissful Together”, inspired by “福” (Blissful) – a word commonly used during Chinese New Year seasons which means good wishes and also represents the joy and festive mood associated with Chinese New Year. Creatively combined the brand logo with the word “福”, fusing a Western brand with iconic traditional Chinese element, to become the central art of the campaign, making all customers felt like enjoying a piece of Auntie Anne’s means receiving a “Blissful” wishes from the brand during Chinese New Year.
Campaign’s target audience was Malaysians of all races, all ages, including new and repeat customers.
Auntie Anne’s used an integrated approach to maximise reach and engagement of target audience via relevant touch-points.
Packaging: All packaging were changed into a couplet-like design with Auntie Anne’s version of “福” (Blissful) word on it, spreading the “Blissful” experience to every customer who visited Auntie Anne’s throughout the period.
In-store promotional items: Utilized all potential spaces and real estate within each outlet to display campaign-related in-store items. All collaterals strongly presented the Auntie Anne’s version of “福” (Blissful) word and functioned like couplets display at outlets.
Promotion Scheme: 3 promotional sets and used different “Blissful” levels to represent different promotional sets: i. “So Blissful” – RM8.50 (Original Stix + Any Pretzel) , ii. “More Blissful” – RM9.50 (Cinnamon Stix + Any Pretzel) , iii. “Very Blissful” – RM10.50 (Choco Eclairs Stix + Any Pretzel).
Social Media: Consistent postings highlighting the couplet-like design packaging to bring up the festive mode among audience as well as a reminder to loyal fans and potential customers throughout campaign period.
DELIVERY
On ground:
All Auntie Anne’s outlets turn into “Blissful” outlets by displaying all “Blissful Together” theme promotion materials.
All outlet staffs strongly promote “Blissful” promotion set items with use of “Blissful” name for promotion items: “So Blissful”, “More Blissful” and “Very Blissful” instead items’ original names during the campaign.
Only “Blissful” design packaging was used during the period to pack every product sold.
On line:
The campaign was announced through Facebook and Instagram page by changing the profile photos to display Auntie Anne’s version of “福” (Blissful) word and followed immediately by promotion information post on 1st day of campaign. Facebook and Website landing page cover pictures were changed to “Blissful Together” campaign key visuals to be consistent with the “Blissful” decoration displayed at physical outlets.
1 social media posting was made on Facebook and Instagram platforms on average, every 2.5 days, about “Blissful Together” campaign to maintain the campaign hype and momentum.
PERFORMANCE
Successfully spread “Blissful” wishes to more than 945,000 customers with more than 1,790,000 “Blissful” packaging handed out together with the products sold – exceeding the sales made last year for same period by more than 41,000 units.
A growth in Revenue of 5.6% and growth in number of transactions by 2.7% during the Chinese New Year period compared to last year. Average spending per transaction increased by 2.8% showing the direct impact of the promotional set items sold which encouraged customer’s higher spending or more quantity purchase per transaction.
“Blissful Together” postings gained total of 42,622 reached with in Facebook fan page and 20,438 reached in Instagram during campaign period with ZERO advertising budget. “Blissful Together” first day posting achieved 5% engagement rate which was higher than industry benchmark (3-4%).
Campaign successfully created a new mindset of inclusivity, reminding that festive seasons such as the Chinese New Year can be celebrated by all races through the concept of blending a western international brand with traditional Chinese culture to symbolize joy and fortune during Chinese New Year.
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