Many people are going to hate me…and Clare, the Glutton Queen is already suggesting that I should amend the name to “Still hungry after all these years…” but I couldn’t help it if I had a last-minute invitation to dinner, could I? And I can’t help it either if I have this urge to post the photos so that I can share them with everyone…
The first dish was a hot-cold combination dish with lobster salad, some steamed stuff and some deep-fried rolls…and it all came in a ship…
Very nice!!! After that, we had THE soup which I shall not name here for fear of being attacked by certain groups! LOL!!! Anyway, I accidentally deleted the photo while trying to email it…as somebody was talking to me! You know lah…when you’re old, multi-tasking can be a pain!!! And after the soup, we had steamed fish…or perhaps we should call it steaming fish;as you can see, it was served steaming hot!…..
They had the bawal putih (white pomfret) done in 3 different ways – steamed, fried coated strips of the fish…and one more but I don’t know how the fish fillet’s done. It was all right but I thought for the amount of money they paid (RM400, inclusive of drinks), we should be getting imported cod or snowfish! Then came the pork dish…
That’s peppery braised pork ribs on one side and the crackle of roast pork on the other, served with baked man tao (buns). Absolutely delicious but I had to resist the strong temptation and restrict myself to one serving only cos all that fat isn’t that good. This was followed by the sea cucumber, meat balls and abalone combination…
It was pretty good but by then, I was about to explode already…but as they say, they always save the best for last!!! And for that, we had the baked cheese prawns…
I would give this dish a 10 out of 10! It was heavenly!!! Ooo…I can still feel the taste on my tongue…Drool! Drool! ROTFLMAO!!!! But I’ve a bone to pick regarding this!!! Each person got only half a prawn, believe it or not!!! Just half a prawn!!!! It left me craving for more…more…and more!!! I’m going back there to tapau and this time, I’ll eat it all by myself!!! LOL!!!
Well, for dessert, we had the usual plate of fruits (I didn’t take the photo! I’m sure you all know what a plate of pomelo, honeydew melon, pineapple and so on looks like!!!) and this plate of or-nee (yam paste) served on glutinous or sticky rice. It was good though a bit too sweet!
So what do you all think? RM400 inclusive of drinks? Cheap or not? And if you get married here, the standard ang pow rate is RM50 per person, so you can still make a profit of RM10…or maybe you can opt for the RM350 table! No? What about the RM300 table then and you can make RM20 profit out of each guest you invite? Gee!!! Isn’t that good? Getting married here is a profitable business enterprise!!! But when Clare gets married, I’ll just give RM25 as I’ve retired and I’m now drawing a pension – half pay only!!! OK, Clare? Hahahahahahahahahahaha!!!
...STILL CRAZY AFTER ALL THESE YEARS! 