Information for Muslims in Japan.
longing for bread with meat on it like chicken pizza or meat burger or chicken sandwich ? ?
like what the title is all about, melon bread from 7eleven got lard. Got to know from here . CLICK me.. dah di kakunin kan.
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Lard is pig fat in both its rendered and unrendered forms. Lard was commonly used in many cuisines as a cooking fat or shortening, or as a spread similar to butter.
"Hai manusia ,makanlah apa-apa yang dibumi yg halal lagi baik dan janganlah kamu ikut langkah syaitan . Sesungguhnya syaitan itu musuh yang nyata bagimu.."
(Surah Al-Baqarah: ayat 168)
bandung and teh tarik-no other place does these drinks belongs to but my malaysia
finally, got to eat satay
kueh teow goreng.
Cant believe your eyes? yeah these are petai s alright. but they are not as stinky as in malaysia. 
the spoiler of a Malaysian restaurant, t they served japanese rice..
Talking bout restaurants, just the part that there are alcohols being sold at the restaurants had been a big great wall from me towards getting a part time job there. some people just dont really care about it. well, if you are a malaysian non-muslim, then it is a no biggie. But since i discover that the malaysian muslim working there just dont care if they had to handle alcohol beverages to the customers, this is a BIGGIE issue. Well, some people say that if you wanna open up a restaurant in japan, they need to sell out these poisonous drinks. I dont know how this stands in Islamic rules , but it clearly states out in the hadith.
It was reported by Anas (may Allah be pleased with him), a companion of the Prophet, that Muhammad (Pbuh) said:
God’s curse falls on a group of people who deal with alcohol. The one who distills it, the one for whom it has been distilled, the one who drinks it, the one who transports it, the one to whom it has been brought, the one who serves it, the one who sells it, the one who utilizes money from it, the one who buys it and the one who buys it for someone else.
No matter how hard you need the money, well actually i dont really believe that the people doing arbaito(part time ) jobs at these restourants are desperate for money, since they cant actually live (buy food, clothes, go outing, theme park, etc) with the scholarship and can still save money, there are a lot more other options open to you. just like how you can avoid yourself from eating pigs, coz there a lot of other foods, same goes to finding an arbaito. you really dont wanna get God's curse.It is a big NO..NO..
from left:me,yabe,dont know who coz didnt ask his name..huhu, tanaka,kimura,aoyagi,kak diana,kak mimah
i just got back from Jom Makan Restourant, at Ginza, tokyo..... here are a few pics ... the telur dadar was 700yen (rm25.7125) ,
the teh tarik was 500yen(rm18.3540),
nasi lemak is 1200yen(rm44.0496).. hehe. thats like how many times than malaysia??? "do the math" hehe.. this is otak2, fried. not in coconut leaf.. 
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we had chow kuey teow, bihun goreng, mee goreng, kurma, kangkung belacan. and etc..didnt take pics of it, coz i was too hungry , no time to take pics, hehe.owh yeah, there was also taufu-fa--my favourite-- but over here, they used brown sugar instead of gula melaka.. so, the taste was not like the original.. i missed it!! (T_T) i still remember how i would always ask my parents if i could go and buy taufu-fa everytime we went to the night market. in malaysia it was only RM1.50 for a round tupperware full of taufu-fa.. over here it is 600yen(rm21.9999) for two small cube (look in the pic..) hehe.
ill be meeting the malaysia's deputy minister of human resources tomorrow. at first we were suppose to meet up at tokyo edo muzium, and then changed to emperial hotel, and just a few minutes ago, i checked up the internet, surprisingly, the placed had been changed to JoM Makan. haha.. this is hilarious ..また Jom Makan!!。(Jom Makan again!!) and ill take more pics.. hehe.
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