I want that…

My niece, the one working in Singapore, was home last weekend and she saw in my photos on Facebook and also in my blogpost, what we had for our dinner recently with my sister-in-law and she wanted that too so there we were back there again last Saturday evening.

She wanted the miang kam…

…and yes, we all had a great time putting all the little condiments onto the daun kaduk and adding the very delightful sauce…

*Mary’s photo on Facebook*

…before folding it and popping it into the mouth. It was really tasty, light and refreshing – I do think this is something one can eat again and again and will not get tired of…or at least, not so soon.

My brother-in-law, the father, wanted the fish, the barramundi, again but Mary (the boss – same name, different person) suggested serving it differently, with some kind of special sauce…

…and yes, this was very very nice. If you ask me, I would say that I like it this way a lot more.

No, I did not forget the oyster omelette…

…this time around. My brother-in-law loves omelette and would always order it everytime we have dinner outside so we ordered that specially for him to enjoy.

We had the seafood tom yam the last time and for a change, that night, my niece asked for the fish…

*Mary’s photo on Facebook – mine came out a bit blur*

…and yes, once again, it was a hit!

This was on the house and no, it wasn’t really Thai but Mary, the other one, insisted on us having it and giving it a try – the black pepper beef…

…and yes, it was very good with freshly-ground black pepper, not black pepper sauce from the bottle. Thank you, Mary, for the special treat and thank you also for the free-range kampung eggs that you insisted I took home – you’re always so kind and generous.

Business was really good that night, a full house, and I sure am glad that they are doing so well and no, we did not get carried away and ordered too much this time around. The bill came up to around RM150.00 for the 6 of us (inclusive of rice) and I thought that was reasonable especially when we enjoyed everything so much. I am quite sure that my niece, Mary, who insisted on picking up the tab – thank you so much for that, would think it was relatively cheap, around SGD50.00 only. She probably would have to fork out a lot more if she were to have this for so many people over there.