Nabil Luqman

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Food + Adventure

airasia

airasiayouth

airasia Super App

airasia food

airasiadelivers

santan

Experience &amp; Eating by Chloe - want to get Paid for Eating? Join MYC.my as a KOL
This experience is powered by the airasia Super App!
If you were to ask someone in Gen Z if they wanna go out, many would say they are either down to just too lazy despite knowing the fact that they are hungry. Many of them would rather stay home and order food via delivery as they don&rsquo;t need to go through the hassle of getting ready.
Today, we are joined by our MYC! KOL Chloe who tried Santan by airasia with the help of the airasia Super App! No more worries about sitting in traffic and struggling for parking as airasia food delivers right to your doorstep!
You can get paid for having fun when joining MYC.my to share your experiences with other youths!
Check out the Cash Promo Codes when purchasing airasia food. Cheaper food subsidised by airasia Super App doesn't sound too bad.&nbsp;
Let&rsquo;s check out what Chloe ordered!
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If any of you have ever flown with airasia, you&rsquo;ll notice that they have a meal called Santan. That&rsquo;s right, Santan has its own physical restaurants in town which serve food at affordable prices. The restaurant brings together the best of ASEAN&rsquo;s culinary secrets and serves it with the best flavours.
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Chloe got herself the Beef Rendang (RM5.20), Indomie (RM5.20), Nasi Lemak Ayam Rendang (RM9.90), Nasi Padang (RM5.20), Teh Tarik and Thai Milk Tea (RM5.20). Now that&rsquo;s a lot of food!
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For the price, the portions of the food are very generous and plus, if you&rsquo;re someone who doesn&rsquo;t fancy oily food, the Nasi Lemak Ayam Rendang is perfect for you! The Nasi Padang is also very refreshing and for spicy food lovers, you&rsquo;ll definitely enjoy the balance of the rendang and sambal. Now here us out, they don&rsquo;t only serve ala-carte meals and many of them also come with a drink combo which makes it easy for us to have a complete meal.
Explore the many food options with airasia food! 
With delivery and even pre-ordering food being an option now, airasia food makes it easier for us all!&nbsp;
Enjoy 30% off every day on selected merchants and enjoy airasia&rsquo;s NEW COMBINE ORDER FEATURE where you can order from up to 5 different merchants with 1 delivery fee only!
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Time to being the taste of ASEAN food to your doorstep!

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Check Out Santan By airasia With The airasia Super App!

Taco Bell Malaysia has been celebrating a successful year with the sale of over 2 million tacos since introducing Malaysians the global food cult -favourite back in April 2021 with their first outlet in Cyberjaya. The restaurant chain now has some exciting plans ahead as they want to make it easier for their customers to get their hands on their favourite menu items.
Throwback When MYC! Visited Taco Bell&rsquo;s First Outlet!
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As Taco Bell is looking to expand and become more accessible to more people, Taco fans can look forward to shorter queue times and a hassle-free ordering system as a self-service kiosk will soon be available at selected locations. The kiosks will enhance the digital experience of customers including allowing the customer to customize their tacos or other items on the menu to their preference.
Having trouble getting to a nearby Taco Bell? Worry not as Taco Bell Malaysia is also introducing an online ordering platform which is also accessible via WebApp, WhatsApp and Facebook messenger.
Now for the piece de resistance for those who are constantly on the go, Taco Bell Malaysia will be introducing several Taco Bell drive-thrus throughout the year!
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Introducing A New Outlet!
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Taco Bell has teamed up with GANZ, a self-taught artist known for his distinctive graffiti art, to create a unique piece of urban art for the opening of its 21st outlet in Malaysia, located in Sungai Mas, Kepong. GANZ fused his creative style with the most notable elements of Taco Bell's brand to capture the Live M&aacute;s brand spirit, resulting in an exciting interpretation of the brand. The opening date of the new outlet has yet to be announced.
<img src="https://r2.myc.my/5bd19054d021ea9113bb2ab4553de655bca7b021d3e409e86c4fa56c04914448" /> (Pictured from Left-Right) Sean Tresvant, Global Chief Brand and Strategy Officer and Ankush Tuli, Managing Director of Taco Bell with the Taco Bell Malaysian team at the Taco Bell Sunway outlet.
Taco Bell's Global Chief Brand and Strategy Officer, Sean Tresvant, expressed his pride in the expansion and growth of the Taco Bell brand in the Malaysian market. Tresvant also highlighted the importance of digitalisation and product innovation in the company's future plans.
&nbsp;Managing Director of Taco Bell International, Ankush Tuli, shared his excitement about the contemporary food experiences that Taco Bell offers to Malaysian consumers. Harris Beh, the Principal Operator of Taco Bell Malaysia, expressed gratitude towards their loyal customer base and promised to continue offering unique and craveable menu offerings as they continue to expand nationwide in 2023.
Writing this has got me hungry, perhaps it's time to order a taco or two! 
If you wanna know more, you can visit Taco Bell Malaysia&rsquo;s website <a href="https://tacobell.com.my/">www.tacobell.com.my</a> or follow Taco Bell Malaysia on <a href="http://facebook.com/tacobellmalaysia">Facebook</a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/tacobellmalaysia/">Instagram</a>, <a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@tacobellmalaysia?_t=8UlBrRA7hdR&amp;_r=1">TikTok</a> (@tacobellmalaysia), and <a href="https://twitter.com/tacobellmy">Twitter</a> (@TacoBellMy).
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It's time to really #LiveKawKaw with Taco Bell!

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Taco Bell Takes It Up A Notch: First Drive-Thru & Digital Ordering Systems Are Coming Soon!

The Menu Rahmah initiative has really taken Malaysia by storm recently. Restaurants nationwide had joined in the initiative as a way to help the less fortunate
to have better food security with the current inflation situation happening.
But if you thought small restaurants were the only ones practising it, food chains such as McDonald&rsquo;s and Texas Chicken are also practising the initiative by offering food at an affordable RM5 price.
Did IKEA Just Join In The Menu Rahmah Initiative?
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It looks like this time, the Swedish Furniture company who&rsquo;s also very well known for its food is also joining in the initiative by offering meals as low as RM3.50!
Recently, TikTok user @aazhimah shared a video featuring a variety of food from IKEA at a low price, especially their mee goreng which is offered at only RM0.50 a plate.
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Menu rahmah ikea mee goreng 50 sen
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Some of the food featured in the video were:
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<li>Mee Goreng &ndash; RM0.50</li>
<li>Scrambled Eggs &amp; Waffles &ndash; RM5.90</li>
<li>Nasi Lemak Ayam &ndash; RM5.90</li>
<li>Egg Tart &ndash; RM2.50</li>
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But wait, why are these foods so cheap? In a report by Sin Chew Daily, IKEA has not officially launched a Menu Rahmah menu yet but has always provided customers with an affordable breakfast menu to choose from. The one specific menu of the RM0.50 Mee Goreng is specifically at the Batu Kawan outlet in Penang.
All IKEA branches in Malaysia provide an affordable breakfast menu which has different affordable dishes every day ranging between RM3.50 to RM7.90.&nbsp;
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For those wanting to grab themselves a nice affordable local or even western meal, you can head over to any of the IKEA outlets between 9:30 am to 11 am daily. Aside from their selection of food for breakfast, those who want to grab a quick snack can also head over to the Swedish Bistro which offers a variety of food at reasonable prices too. Plus, they currently have a new menu that&rsquo;s available for a limited time only between 6 March to 31 May 2023.
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RM 5.80 for coffee, a curry puff, a hot dog and ice cream? Count me in!
If you want to check out what food IKEA has you can check out this restaurant's prices <a href="https://www.ikea.com/my/en/stores/restaurant/">here</a> and their Swedish Bistro <a href="https://www.ikea.com/my/en/stores/restaurant/bistro-puba16e14e1">here</a>.
Despite the breakfast menu being around for quite some time now, it&rsquo;s never any harm to let everyone know that it exists as many Malaysians on a daily struggle to find affordably priced food. Hopefully, IKEA does introduce a Menu Rahmah one day so that many Malaysians could enjoy the IKEA food experience.
What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments.
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, TikTok &amp; various cross-references for context.
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Time to grab yourself an affordable meal for breakfast!

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Did IKEA Just Introduce Their Own Version Of Menu Rahmah? 

Whenever we travel around the world, every country has a dish that&rsquo;s known as its signature dish or even a &ldquo;must try&rdquo; dish. From appetizers, main courses desserts and everyone&rsquo;s favourite street food.
Without a doubt, street food can be some of the best foods to get out there cause it&rsquo;s cheap, big in portions and delicious. But no matter where we go around the world, Malaysians will never be convinced that a dish from a particular country can top the food we have back home.
TasteAtlas Ranks Roti Canai #2 Best Street Food
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Without a doubt, many Malaysians love themselves a Roti Canai. It&rsquo;s one of those dishes that you can have at almost any time of the day as it&rsquo;s crispy and fluffy and comes with a wide of dal or curry of your choice. It&rsquo;s also very affordable and easily available from store-bought frozen ones to the freshly made Roti Canai&rsquo;s at our nearby mamak.
In the overall list of street foods, there were 100 different types of foods on the list by the Croatia-based experiential food guide. We had shared the same rating as China for their Guotie and Spain&rsquo;s Espetos which placed #1 and #3 respectively.
<img src="https://r2.myc.my/0343d5ddbc377ed5c6cc6f9e5714ab78942a2a07c298dee7eb4032386aa9a310" /> Goutie (Dumplings) [Left] &amp; Espetos (Skewered Sardines) [Right]
According to TasteAtlas, Roti Canai originated from India and is known as Indian flatbread but it was later brought to several other countries around Southeast Asia. If we were to travel to other countries, they all rock different names such as Mataba in Thailand, or even Roti Prata in Singapore. Despite the different names, we will still get the same flavour and soft and crunchy texture we all love wherever we go.
Previously, TasteAtlas ranked Roti Canai as their #1 Street Food back in September 2022.
Read: <a href="https://myc.my/articles/1773/malaysias-roti-canai-is-the-top-1-street-food-around-the-globe">Malaysia&rsquo;s Roti Canai Is The Top 1 Street Food Around The Globe!</a>
How Did Other Southeast Asian Street Foods Do?
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Looking at the list, we have a couple of Southeast Asian countries onboard. The highest-ranked Southeast Asian dish after Roti Canai is Banh Mi from Vietnam in 7th, Bubur Ayam and Tempeh Mendoan, Pempek, Pisang Goreng and Serabi from Indonesia in 13th, 14th, 37th 40th and 41st and lastly Lumpiang Shanghai from Philippines in 45th. If you&rsquo;re wondering where is Singapore on the list, they were placed in 99th place for their Char Kway Teow.
<img src="https://r2.myc.my/b2b0f1a05a5437a1cfe41f2e1bbfe0802505d62d08cb5b38d4b8c160b8e3936a" />Banh Mi (top left), Pempek (top right), Bubur Ayam,(bottom left) and Lumpiang Shangai (bottom right).
Meanwhile, for Street foods from other countries, we can see that Mexico has quite a few foods up on the board with 9 different dishes at the Top-50. Fun fact, almost half of the Mexican foods mentioned in the list all goes inside a tortilla!
To see the full list of foods, you can click <a href="https://myc.my/admin/youth-issues/If%20you&rsquo;re%20wondering%20where%20is%20Singapore%20on%20the%20list,%20they%20were%20placed%20in%2099th%20place%20for%20their%20Char%20Kway%20Teow.">here</a>.
Can We Trust TasteAtlas Ratings? 
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In short, we can sometimes trust it. In the past, the company had gained some heavy criticism from many, especially us Malaysians when our food was rated &ldquo;pretty poorly&rdquo; by the company.
Past ratings showed that TasteAtlas rated our favourite morning meal, Nasi Lemak, as &ldquo;Ok&rdquo; with a 3.5-star rating and it lost to Bubur Ayam (Indonesia), Pad Thai (Thailand), Tortang Talong (Philippines) and even Pho (Vietnam).
Read: <a href="https://myc.my/articles/1109/food-for-thought-malaysians-frenzied-to-find-nasi-lemak-being-rated-as-ok">Food For Thought? Malaysians Frenzied To Find Nasi Lemak Being Rated As &ldquo;Ok&rdquo;</a>
In 2022, they also <a href="https://myc.my/articles/2092/malaysia-ranks-39th-by-tasteatlas-how-are-we-supposed-to-react">ranked Malaysia&rsquo;s cuisines at 39th</a> in the world with a 3.99 rating which angered many Malaysians. Meanwhile, the way that they ranked foods and cuisines from other countries had managed to spark controversy all over the internet as it definitely did not reflect the global perception of foreign cuisines.
Well, whatever the result or ranking is, every Malaysian out there will always have a soft spot for Roti Canai. 
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, TasteAtlas &amp; various cross-references for context.
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Well… we could have been placed worse, right?

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Roti Canai Drops Down To #2 Best Street Food In The World By TasteAtlas

The world is currently facing an issue. No, it isn&rsquo;t the usual climate change issue that Swedish activist Greta Thunberg has been complaining about, but it&rsquo;s the issue of the shortage of food.
According to the World Food Programme, there are 349 million people across 79 countries who are facing acute food insecurity. This is also a rise of 200 million people in comparison to the pre-Covid-19 pandemic levels.&nbsp;
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The main cause of food shortage would vary from country to country as there are issues with conflict, poverty, economic issues, hyperinflation which raises the prices of goods and environmental issues such as drought and floods.
But what if we told you that the issue could likely be addressed sooner than expected?
Singapore To Trial Protein Powder Made Out Of &lsquo;Thin Air&rsquo;
Singapore regulators have approved a powder made from microbes which could potentially substitute meat.
<img src="https://r2.myc.my/8da7916d7ca37362c332514ea1d78e357b0483207696b29893fbbd6c88e1bd3c" /> Yes, that&rsquo;s made out of Solein!
The company Solar Foods is actually from Finland and they are a start-up that creates &ldquo;food out of thin air&rdquo;. The substance is a golden powder that looks like turmeric that&rsquo;s said to revolutionise the food industry as it will deliver a protein that will have a delicate umami flavour. The crazy bit is that it is &lsquo;made of air&rsquo;, microbes and solar energy.
Introducing Solein. The protein powder contains dietary fibre, fat and even the nutrients that&rsquo;s set to provide a basis for meat alternatives such as lentils, milk or soy. Solein contains up to 65-70% protein, 5-8% fat, 10-15% dietary fibre and 3-5% mineral nutrients. For those concerned about how this protein is made, don&rsquo;t worry as the whole process does not harm any nor require animals or even photosynthetic plants.
How Is This Achieved?
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According to co-founder Pasi Vainikka, he says that the production closely resembles the fermentation process of making beer or wine. The bacteria feed on carbon dioxide and dissolved hydrogen and nitrogen which later form amino acids, carbohydrates, fats and vitamins.
Carbon dioxide and water are harvested from the air via a process called direct air capture and an electrolysis process will happen to split the molecules into hydrogen and oxygen. From there, the microorganisms will grow and react with the gases in the bioreactors and produce Solein.
<img src="https://r2.myc.my/78b844937f23e125ed0330d1b244d8a7325638e2e454fdec389cfac1d4d1c583" />
After that is achieved, access water will be removed and it will be dried into the protein powder. The good thing about the powder is that it is not harmful to animals and is efficient to make as it does not require many chemicals and only uses 10 litres of water to create 1KG of protein.
When Is It Available?
Singaporeans will be the first to try it as regulators were quick to approve it. It will first be offered in selected restaurants in Singapore as the city is dubbed as &ldquo;the perfect hub&rdquo; to test it in.
However, the commercialisation of the product will not be available in the country till 2024 despite its approval. This is cause the Solein factory is currently being built in Vantaa, Finland and there are production capability issues as the company can currently only produce 5KG per week.
Could This Be The Saviour Of The Chicken Shortage In Singapore?
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According to a report by FMT, Singapore imports 34% of their chicken from Malaysia and prior to the import ban to help regulate the stock of chicken, they also imported chicken from Brazil (49%) and the US (12%) before adding Indonesia into the list.
Despite the shortage of meat, Singaporeans are already consumers of non-meat meals and plant-based food with 7% of its population identifying themselves as vegetarians. Vainikka says that Solein can be used as protein source alternatives such as dairy and meat and it can also raise the protein content of bread, drinks, snacks and spreads.
Now, this is pretty interesting. Perhaps with the help of Solein, Singapore will have better food than Malaysia (or maybe not). Jokes aside, we have to be pretty thankful for modern technology and hope that this product can potentially solve the food shortage issue worldwide.
What are your thoughts about this? Let us know in the comments. 
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, The StraitsTimes, SPMC &amp; various cross-references for context.
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What do you do when you live on an island with no chickens? 

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Singaporeans To Soon Get Their Protein From Air?! For Real?

Everyone loves the idea of being able to travel, whether it be locally or abroad, everyone is bound to find something they enjoy. But when planning for a trip, aside from our daily expenses and food, we&rsquo;ll need to figure out a place to stay and typically most of our budget for travelling would go to our accommodation.
We all understand that some people do love the &ldquo;luxury life&rdquo; and would like to stay in a hotel, but if you&rsquo;re on a budget, you gotta do what you gotta do and pick something out that&rsquo;s comfortable enough for yourself.
Recently, lifestyle TikToker @iamlim.xk or also known as Ian posted up a video sharing his experience of staying in a shared room dorm in the heart of Kuala Lumpur during his solo trip.
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In the video, Ian revealed that the accommodation had cost him RM40 a night and it was within a walking distance to KLCC. At the start, it looked like Ian had entered a fancy-looking lobby as the video showed the Mercu Summer Suite along Jalan Cendana in KL.
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However, upon wanting to get to the dorm, he did not have an access card and had to register at the security counter just like every visitor in the building. He was later escorted into the lift and headed up to the 12th floor where the dorm unit was situated. To his shock, there was a concierge desk inside that was surrounded by the basic amenities made available to those living in the dorm.
The real shock came when Ian found out the state of the dorm room had as many as 10 bunk beds squeezed into a small room. He even described it as if he was &ldquo;living in a refugee camp&rdquo;.
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He then gave a tour of his living space and stated that each bed had 1 light, 1 power outlet and a curtain for privacy. Despite the price of the accommodation, it was in quite a &ldquo;horrid&rdquo; state as the bedsheets were not clean, the towel provided to guests smelt like &lsquo;cockroaches&rsquo; and he had to share a single bathroom with 10 other people.
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By the looks of things, for RM40, I don&rsquo;t think we can complain too much as previously there was a Malaysian who showed a room rental for RM300 a month with the smallest space possible.
Read: <a href="https://myc.my/articles/1498/rm300-for-a-rental-room-in-kl-netizens-shocked-at-the-listing">RM300 For A Rental Room In KL? Netizens Shocked At The Listing</a>
Here&rsquo;s some of the comments from netizens:
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At the end of the video, despite needing to stay in a refugee-style room, Ian had given the staff service a 10/10 for being friendly. Despite the rating, he still questions how the owners of the place could run such a place. Is it the best experience he&rsquo;s had for a stay? No. But due to the RM40 price tag, he can&rsquo;t argue with the price.
If you think of it, the living condition of the dorm reminded me of the Hong Kong &ldquo;coffin houses&rdquo; where there were around 20 sub-units of plywood bunks built into a small space. Plus, the rental for it is around RM1,361 a month.
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Are we slowly turning into Hong Kong? We certainly hope not but with the current economy, there&rsquo;s no saying what could happen.
What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments. 
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, TikTok &amp; various cross-references for context.
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“It was like a refugee camp. But for the price, I can’t argue much”.

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