About Me


About Me




 Hey there! Just a quick self introduction, I'm Allyna and I live in KL. I am a food, fashion and fitness enthusiasts. This blog is created as a space for me to pursue my interest in writing, sharing and also to inspire.

    I will focus on creating lifestyle content, mainly food reviews for the time being as I really enjoy discovering new places for food and sharing it to my readers. I have a series called "Eat What Leh?" on both my Youtube channel and blog.




    Do follow me on Instagram, Youtube, Twitter to get to know me better.


Comments

  1. MSGAYATHIRI6 April 2019 at 10:52

    I like all the blogs that you create it.It so nice blog.Your blog also helpful to me for essay.thank you for the all the blogs Allyna.

    I want to you create another study blog.I love your all the study video on your YouTube channel.


    Create a another study blog
    If you are agree.😊

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  2. Unknown7 February 2020 at 07:07

    Your video content is relatable and relaxing to those who want some alone time and feel like they want to know the world. You're showing content suitable for everyone that can watch and join in the fun adventures of your story through vlogging. There are only some few things I wanted to touch about your videos. Or it isn't.

    1) Why did you turn off the comments in your comment section? The comment section is one of the best places to chat about to give commends to and bring suggestions to the aspiring youtuber so that they could gain more fanbases and bring popularity.

    2) I noticed that you never took in any ad revenue or put any ads on your videos. It cause viewers to feel relaxed and wanting to watch more but I feel like that your texts and proclaimations should be expressed better in a way suitable for your audience.

    3) If your series is still going on, you should involve more people to come along and test some of the food with you. What can I say? Foods are best eaten with everyone and it could draw a poll granting the better decision to your future audience.

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