Roti canai for breakfast at a mamak. This be at Kedai Makan DEEN. (lit. Food store DEEN)
After church it's off to Sri Neela's for lunch. Moar Indian food. This be banana leaf. You pay for any side dish that you order. It's in the Taman Desa area (not sure where exactly) and is close to the food court there. Worth a try if you're there, but watch out for their service- it's not too good.
Here's something you definitely want to try if you're going to Sri Neela's. A cucumber shake.
Tastes very much like liquid cucumber. ^^;
But it's very refreshing, so I do recommend it.
If you're a hater of cucumbers, fear not, for there are still normal drinks, like Milo Ais (I should do some adverts for Milo, since I talk about them so much).
Their drinks have a very smooth consistency, and the taste isn't kurang (lacking) at all.
Monday it's cleaning, then Tuesday and it's off to work.
My dad's messy office and printers.
After a long day of work, it's off for dinner. The Tung po (pronounced TOHng pou) fish my dad ordered was really good. Too bad I didn't get the same. This be at Mee Yoke Lim, where the (almost) landmark Cheow Yang used to be.
Wednesday and it's out early in the morning to send my brother for his driving class. The instructor had told him to be at the place by 7 AM, but when we did get there, the place was locked, so we had to wait in the car.
Waited for quite a while, as the sky went from dark to bright. ^^;
After the guy arrives, we drop my brother off and head for the market to get my party stuffs. More on the market in another post.
Come evening and it's party all the way through 'til 9 PM. Did some pretty crazy things.
BTW- they're not really kissing.
After the party, it's off to a mamak for some drinks. This be Ajimal's. They have good Tom Yum here.
Thursday, and it's back to work.
Thursday is also the day the pasar malam opens near my house, so we went for a visit. More on that in another post.
Friday- had to finish up a job ASAP, so went down the office to a rather crummy place for lunch. Down there, it's chap farn (lit. mixed rice) for lunch. They give you a plate of rice, and you pick your own dishes.
I'm a sucker when it comes to these kind of things, so I always end up eating something simple. This time would be fried chicken, a little bit of curry, and rice.
Then it's a nice mug of Carlsberg beer (not).
After work, it's back home, then off to the weekly meeting.
Taking an LRT down to the place. Every LRT is a different advertisement for a different company. Do they make trains into advertisements in your region?
From the LRT, everything looks dark. Just a few lights here and there.
After the meeting, it's back home and I drop dead on the bed.
Note to Danny, sorry I couldn't feature more Malaysian foods. Didn't really get the chance to eat them. ^^;
