Sunday's meal

Wanton mee ($3.50) wasn't a bad idea for lunch. We also ordered seafood pasta ($7.90). The prawns and green mussels were quite nice but not the cuttlefish or squids which was not fresh (cos it was frozen, I think). Frankly, between the two, the wanton noodles was a more delectable dish and cheaper too.

The Japanese version of our kueh lapis was not as sweet which suited our taste buds. It was a gift from one of our Japanese friends. It's soft in texture and moist. We had it for dessert.

Dinner@ Home

I had a few issues with my desktop. I could not upload videos or photos from my phone camera. However, it is fine now.
The video above shows the anniversary celebration of a Chinese temple in front of my flat. The festivities will go on for the whole month of October.
The above picture was my lunch. It is the hamburger minus the bun (wrapped with sliced cheese). Not bad for a home cooked dish.

This was my dinner, typically Japanese with beef, pickled brinjal, turnip (daicon) and pickled sliced ginger plus a small bowl of rice.