Boh Tong aka Luke Tan SS is now residing in Fukuoka, Japan.
Thursday, July 27, 2017
Wednesday, July 26, 2017
Tuesday, July 25, 2017
Unagi or grilled eel @ Man Man Restaurant
We queued for 40 minutes in order to get a seat at Man Man Unagi Restaurant when it opened for dinner at 6 pm. The address is 1, Keong Siak Road. The unagi or charcoal grilled eels were from Japan. The eel was superb. We ordered 2 Hitsumabushi. The large one was $35.80 and the smaller one was $26.80 (quite expensive)
The place was packed and while we were inside eating, there was another long queue of about 30 people waiting for their turn to get into the restaurant. Frankly, I do not like the 40 minutes of waiting in the hot sun outside as well as the crowded small restaurant.
This will be my first and last visit to Man Man.
Monday, July 24, 2017
Lunch @ Andes, E! Hub
A lovely stewardess bought me lunch at Andes by Aston at E Hub! She was a successful participant at my seminar and has been flying for a while now. This is one of the perks for helping people to realize their dreams. Before this, another one who has been flying for 6 years treated me and my wife to sushi at a Japanese restaurant.
Besides the nice food, I enjoyed the company of these young and gorgeous ladies.
Labels:
Andes,
Aston,
Steak,
Stewardess
Sunday, July 23, 2017
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.
Labels:
japan dinner,
kueh lapis,
pasta,
Wanton Mee
Saturday, July 22, 2017
Singapore national breakfast
This is a typical and most common Singapore national breakfast. A set comes with 2 eggs in piping hot water (in the blue and green containers), sliced kaya and butter toasts, dark soya sauce and pepper and a cup of hot tea or coffee. We had this breakfast at a heartland coffee shop. Each set cost $2.60c.
Below is a YouTube video which I took from the Internet. It describes what the above really is. However, the way Singaporean eat this breakfast is not to dip the toast into the egg but to eat them separately. I think the YouTuber is not a Singaporean.
Ice cream from Sheng Siong
This ice cream from Sheng Siong supermarket is not only delicious but cheap too. It comes in chocolate or vanilla flavor with a thick coating of chocolate and nuts. You can get 3 for $2 which means each ice cream is about 67 cents. We bought 15 sticks for $10. Try buying when you next visit Sheng Siong.
Friday, July 21, 2017
Shabu Sai Japanese buffet
Since we were at Westgate Mall we had our lunch at the Shabu Sai Japanese buffet restaurant. It is quite similar to the Singapore styled steamboat. We ordered a few trays of beef and pork and had several rounds of vegetables, noodles, meat balls etc. They allowed us a dinning time of 70 minutes.
The meal could last us the whole day and we do not have to eat dinner. The price for the buffet was $14.90 ++ each. Reasonable pricing? hmm...I am not sure.
Thursday, July 20, 2017
Dinner@ Hong Kong Street Family Restaurant (Thomson)
We had our dinner at the above mentioned restaurant which is co-owned by a retired SIA Inflight Manager. The food was very good and the place was crowded as usual. There were 5 of us. Our favourite dishes were the spicy assam fish head and the cereal prawns. Other dishes were also yummy.
A friend of ours gave us the Japanese dessert which was excellent.
Labels:
Hong Kong St Restaurant,
Japanese Desserts
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