Had a simple dinner with parents, at a coffee shop nearby. Food was decent, a little slow for service.

Mom seemed pleased, so all’s good

So I’m sharing them here while attempting to make you guys drool (if possible) at this time of night (almost 9.30pm)… *please insert imaginative evil grin*

Noodles from Army market, Golden Mile.
Pizza from Loui, USS.
Milkshakes from Mel’s Drive, USS.
Amazing chili crabs dip w/tortilla chips, grilled chicken salad and apple cobbler from Hard Rock Cafe, RWS.

Heh

It didn’t cost a limb, since we were utilizing gift vouchers. Food was great, up to standard.

Photos taken with Olympus Pen Mini, will have to wait… till he’s free to get it upload

Brunch with the guys at FFT
Yummy but extremely filling.

– my excited friend

- Mee Sua Kueh

A special request / craving from my dear friend, got me searching for a decent dim sum place that does dinner or handle dinner / supper crowd.

Swee Choon Tim Sum Restaurant, been around for many years but never knew or visited this place till earlier. Hidden along Jalan Besar in one of the shophouses, highly recommended by HGW and my friends.

Retained its past beauty, simple layout with a retro wall clock but fitted with modern necessity (aircon & cash register), it has two sitting areas and a shop front for takeaways.

No photos on the layout of the place, we were too hungry and probably overwhelmed by the extensive menu.

Favourite dishes:
- Salted egg custard buns (no photos, we practically put the entire thing in)

Compared to what I usually have at Victor’s, it was decent, almost on par.

- Bai Ye (the last photo)

Refreshing and light. Something I wouldn’t mind as a regular appetizer.

- Mee Sua Kueh

Unique creation, similar to carrot cake served in dim sum places but you can clearly see the Mee Sua filling and it’s not as jelak.

*****

Definitely going back there again, to try other dishes and to enjoy a slight stop in time. Simply love that old wall clock they are still using

Their website:
Swee Choon

Due to a job I was offered, I spent a couple of hours at Causeway Pt and it was quite the challenge.

As brain drained as I was, my bros were in the area, thus dinner needed.

The queue at Hot Tomato was amazingly long but seeing that orders were filled while customers were in queue, sped up the waiting time.

Food and service were great, friendly and up to its usual standard, they placed us at a corner, with privacy to chat and not be disturb.

As you can see, the photos above with Instagram filters were what we had

It was a good catching up with two friends, one from recent years and one from gaming