Sometime I get frustrated when I
asked my family or friends what they want to eat; the usual answer is…
anything, up to you. Hello! What is anything??? Please decide and don’t waste
time. But recently I found a solution for this dilemmas, The Mood Menu App by
IPC Shopping Centre that combines science and music to solve our thought
dilemma “What To Eat?” Let’s test it out! The Mood Menu mobile application is
able to recommend the places to dine or drink at IPC based on my recent Spotify
music playlist and mood. Really??? It’s not a witchcraft, its science!
The Mood Menu App by IPC Shopping Centre Combines Science & Music to Solve Our Toughest Dilemma “What To Eat?” |
During CNY break I decided to
catch up with my friends at IPC Shopping Centre, the mall recently had a
redevelopment and I was introduced to this IPC app. To my surprise the app actually
able to shortlist the restaurant that I like and helps me my friend to make
better and faster decision on what to eat.
App development companies in Malaysia continue to innovate and build new solutions that make our lives easier and more enjoyable. Today we can all enjoy the IPC Shopping Centre app, and who knows what other apps we will have in the future.
The Mood Menu App by IPC Shopping Centre |
In the nutshell, the IPC Shopping
Centre mobile application is all you need when you are there. It contains
informative details such as Store Guide, parking information, latest
promotions, as well as members-only promotions for those who sign up for a
profile within the application and also the innovative The Mood Menu that
triggers my curiosity to download the app immediately.
The Mood Menu App |
What is so unique about The Mood
Menu? You know the IPC Shopping Centre mobile application is the first shopping
centre app in the world that is developed in collaboration with music streaming
giant, Spotify, to provide us with recommendations on places to dine or drink
at IPC. The Mood Menu is a food and mood matching tool based on our Spotify playback history to track our current mood and pair it with the flavours that suit our taste.
The Mood Menu is a food and mood matching tool based on our Spotify playback history to track our current mood and pair it with the flavours that suit our taste |
IPC Shopping Centre worked
alongside world-renowned taste psychologist Professor Robin Dando of Cornell
University to create ‘The Mood Menu’ - a food-and-mood matching tool based on a
complex proprietary algorithm of human emotions and the effect on their sense
of taste. According to Professor Dando’s landmark 2015 study published in the
scientific journal Appetite, human moods have the ability to inhibit or
accentuate sweet, salty, bitter, sour, or umami (savoury) flavours.
IPC Shopping Centre App |
IPC Shopping Centre mobile
application is now available for download via Google Play Store and Apple App
Store.
Google Play Store:
http://bdj.bz/IPCappAndroid
Apple App Store:
http://bdj.bz/IPCappIOS
Download the IPC Shopping Centre App on App Store or Google Play |
Let’s start! I downloaded the app
and sign-up, I can find all the useful information about IPC Shopping Centre in
the app and store guide. Slide left and then head over to The Mood Menu, press
I’m Ready then I connect the app to my Spotify account. Tadah!!! Here is the
list of the restaurant the IPC: The Mood Menu app recommendations.
The Mood Menu on IPC App
OMG!!! I’m so surprise, how can
an app able to read me like a book and know what I love to eat so well! To be
honest there is no Thai songs or Hokkien songs on Spotify playlist. Absolute
Thai, Ah Cheng Laksa, Boat Noodle, Eat Drink Thai Express and the rest are my
favourite restaurants. There are so many restaurants and eateries in IPC
Shopping Centre and I am glad that this app is able to suggest what I want.
Ah Cheng Laksa, IPC Shopping Centre |
The Mood Menu suggested Absolute Thai, Ah Cheng Laksa, Boat Noodle We decided to go Ah Cheng Laksa |
We had our tea break at Ah Cheng Laksa, my favourite Asam Laksa |
That’s so awesome and make it
easy for us to decide what to eat. That day we went to Ah Cheng Laksa to
satisfy my craving for Asam Laksa. Hey! ou too can check out The Mood Menu and
see if its suits your mood or not!
IPC Shopping Centre CNY Decorations |
IPC Shopping Centre new food court |
After the makan and chit-chat
session, we also check out the mall CNY decorations, new stores, family
friendly facalities and other choice of dining options too.
The Mood Menu App by IPC Shopping Centre Combines Science & Music to Solve Our Toughest Dilemma “What To Eat?” |
For more information and updates
about IPC Shopping Centre, please visit
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/IPC.com.my
Website: www.ipc.com.my
Instagram:
www.instagram.com/ipcshoppingcentre
I love to visit IPC, great to hv new menu app to shop around and eat nice nice delicious food..
ReplyDeleteThis is something different. Never thought they will come out with something like this. I saw Ah Cheng laksa. Now you make me craving!
ReplyDeleteWahh.. this is unique and attractive. It makes easier for everybody to plan what to eat even before they get there. Will download the app too. Thanks sharing Kelly :)
ReplyDeleteTrue..sometimes its too difficult to go for Makan, if cant decide where to go normally we just repeat the same place..lucky now got apps like this, need to download so we cannot face any problem to choose place to eat...
ReplyDeleteWow..sound great! Help people who blur what to eat . Hehehe. Never expected we can have that apps.. Very friendly user right? I want to try it soon!
ReplyDeleteAh Cheng Laksaaaaaaa!!! Tempat paling I suka makan. Dia punya laksa tu kaw gila. Hihihihiii..
ReplyDeleteWahhh.. hebat ya the mood menu apps by IPC shopoing centre..mommy pon ada masalah bila ditanya, u nak makan apa..ermm ermm..untung ada apps yang bijak membaca fikiran kita..haha i need it!
ReplyDeleteMood Menu App? Never heard about it before but this app looks awesome and friendly use. Wanna to download this app lor...easy for me to decide which one i want to eat because sometimes i don't have any ideas what to eat
ReplyDeletewow! innovative.
ReplyDelete"what to eat?"
"where to eat?"
OMG, kelly, my dillema. always. moreover having 3 kids.
one, noodle. one, rice. the smallest, burger. the father? i dunno :)
gonna try this one day.
whoever created this must be the one with lotsa eating dilemma, right ? ha ha ha
Wah so good apps..sennag lepas ni no nid to stress nak makan apaaaa..
ReplyDeleteHahahhaha..just check dis apps n here we go
wah aplikasi macam ni pun ada. menarik ni, fungsi dia memang lain dari aplikasi food lain yang ada. macam fun je. nak try la
ReplyDeleteAla.. can only analyze my mood via Spotify only is it? I don't have Spotify. If only they can consider analyzing via our normal music playlist as well
ReplyDeleteI didn't know about this new app that can suggest where to eat. Would like to download and use it because I always can't decide where to eat.
ReplyDeletewahhhhh got time to check the app instead of discover the places with our feet.. haaa wee need the time not to waste use the app to get info and location if you are in IPC.. HEhehe no need to stress about food anymoreee
ReplyDeleteMakin canggih apps sekarang! Mengikut peredarazan zaman dan canggihnya teknologi, apps2 macam ni sangatlah perlu! Lagi2 bab makan
ReplyDeleteIs a useful app. When you can't decide what to eat, just refer to the mood menu. Such a creative app. Want to download and try on it.
ReplyDeleteTheir latest upgrade is the best thing ever! And everything is super convenient now like this app...Like i dont have to drag my father around the whole mall to know what he feels like eating.
ReplyDeleteHaha I know the usual dilemma babe- but its good to know that we have an app at hand now to suggest what we would like to eat <3 Will definitely need to download it now :)
ReplyDeleteWow. So much convenient and they are so smart to have this in the mobile whereby now everyone can find the solution of what to eat. Lolz
ReplyDeleteRacheal
Haha good i like .. semuanya cakep termasuk yang punya blog nya .. suka sama suasana keindahana nya apalagi tempat yang ada bungan nya tu
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