Ok, this post is more about the photos rather than words, yet the visual effect is simple than long sentences
here are those photos which I've taken since back home, most were from outing with besties...
Never fail to visit japanese cuisine back home, especially all my beloved mates knew I am a crazy Japan fans!
The soba-sushi set is from a Japanese cuisine nearby my house, but first visit for me =P
It was a crazy night, we couldnt find any free-seat at other restaurants/cafe, ended up we went to this place and waited for some time.
The food was alright, well, moderate rate for taste would be given from me, but I ranked good variety rate for the menu =)
Combination of different japanese food is good for me as I have trouble when come to 'choosing', but sushi never fail to attract me, therefore i got this set without doubt
However, i do think the soba was a bit dissapointing...
Well, is not all about frens outing, these 2 photos were taken when I had meal with family =D
Food on the top is a chicken-chop meal come along with onions, potatoes, peas, fried egg, tomatoes and sweet & sour sauce. I had it at a well-known coffee shop at port klang, where my dad's shop is closed by.
Chicken-chop is very normal 'western' meal in Malaysia, but it is not common (as far as I known, there arent any which I had seen in NZ) in the western world. NZ fine dining places serve chicken-thighs, chicken-breast (likely mixed with bacon - known as cordon bleu) or stuffed chicken. Whereas chicken chop well known in Malaysia is a piece of chicken fillet (boneless or come with little bone).
I had this port-klang favourite chicken chop since childhood, and it still taste the best after my return. =)
The photo at the bottom is a pork-pumpkin casserol served in a pumpkin-bowl. It was from one of the dishes we ordered during dinner.
Though the chef is creative on this recipe, i dint really like it perhaps because i am not a pumpkin-fans.
Continued with my frens outing photos, we went to Morib beach and Morib Gold Coast!
It was a good day at the beach where we took nearly 1 & 1/2 hrs drive, and we picked up Bean who live at Banting along our trip.
We did have a lot of fun at this famous beach where we always had written in our former essays during school life, but it was actually my first time visiting Morib.
Although this beach is nothing as compared with any other beaches in NZ or Aussies, I did enjoy the time we spent at there, I guess memories with besties made everything perfect.
We even had fun playing with the hermit crab~
It is indeed a bit scary, but it was so shy and kept on hide itself when we touch it. At the end, we just had to hold it quietly, firmly and patiently waited it to crawl out from its comfy home...
Never forgot we headed to the pasar Ramadan after the beach and bought almost every different variety of food/snacks from the Malays stalls.
We were so excited about the food we seen, i guest four of us were the only chinese at the market.
Then this HUGE ABC could be found from the mamak stalls nearby Giant at Bkt tinggi, taste is just typical familiar ABC, i guess the special size just made it different.
Well, these Taiwanese desserts were eaten this other day at a dessert shop at Bkt tinggi too.
I guess Klang had been well-developing and we no longer need to boost in to the capital to hunt for good food.
Undeniably, cafes/restaurants at outer Klang still proud with their varieties/flavors, but it is a good thing that at least we still could able to find taiwanese, japanese, korean, western cuisine etc easily in our neighbourhood.
Yet I wont rate these taiwanese dessert 'good', but i am glad at least i could find them at Klang.
And these "peach buns" were the dessert served at my uncle's 80 years old birthday celebration dinner, he host a big reunion dinner at a hotel restaurant and my whole family were invited. I was just amazed by the big bun. haha.
I got this omelette rice meal from the food court at a shopping mall, hmm, can i consider this as confession? lol
Last, with my best fren, busy-ing with her phone as well as enjoying her carls junior burger. I dint ever try carls junior after the branch arrived at Palmy while I still at NZ, never believe that i entered the One-U branch after 2 months later =S
Bean (my besties) is a super-carls junior fan, she had been craving for the burger all time but never get one as she live in Banting.
Good on her happy with her meal =)
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