Food. So interesting and intriguing a noun that it gave birth to food hunting and the emergence of culinary “experts”.

I was out with my colleagues for another culinary adventure (also known as lunch in some parts) where we were busily snapping shots of the meals and ourselves posing of course. When my dismal chicken chop rice arrived, one of my colleagues asked me how would I rate it to which I promptly replied,”3 stars out of 5!”. We all had a good laugh but yes, that’s how pampered we have become in these times of “recession”.

3 out of 5 stars

After finishing my meal to the last rice, they further poked me questioning if all the meal deserved was a 3, how did I manage to finish it to the last bite; was it simply pure hunger (mine arrived last) or maybe I should have given it more stars. It actually was the thought of my dad, a staunch Buddhist who would simply be p*$sed off if he ever caught me. To me, therein lies the value of a meal/food. (read more...)

As the aeroplane curved into the parking bay and a block of chock saddled to the front tires, the clock starts ticking for the 25 minutes turnaround.

25 Minutes Turnaround means, it takes 25 minutes for an aircraft from the moment of arrival to depart to the next destination.

It's one of the practice of AirAsia berhad in order to operate as Low Cost Carrier.

What actually happen in the 25 minutes time?

First, you will hear the boarding announcement being made for your departure.

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I've been flying AirAsia for more than 4 years from domestics routes to international routes.

Checking the Snack Attack menu after I settle down is a must! I've almost purchased every kind of food shown in the menu. Nasi Lemak was my favorite and now 1901 hot dog is my favorite:) Recently AirAsia introduced more new food on board, I'll definitely try all that in my coming flight. Looking forward to the Chicken Rice!!!

Recently I found that there is less AirAsia merchandise being offered. The hot items are all gone, like the "Remove Before Flight" key chain, watches etc. I missed some of them. Hopefully they will make a come back. I will be sure to grab all of it. I just love AirAsia's stuff:p

Suggestion for AirAsia Merchandise. Maybe you can try to sell AirAsia's goodie bag which is very useful everywhere and might help with publicity in shopping malls maybe? :) A big chili red goodie bag with striking pearl white AirAsia.com will catch everyone's attention! Another thing I would like to recommend is an AirAsia notebook. This is the merchandise I hope for the most. Hopefully I can have it soon:) More suggestions: mug, coloring book for children, postcards and toiletries (for long haul flights).