Safely at the K Avenue mall and we opted for a Japanese lunch...
Gabriel's recommendation... .
Aaron doing his garlic on the squeezer....
Eventually he had to "knock" a bit so that they could be released...
I had the Bankara ramen....
The soup base was pretty thick....
I guess I am not used to eating this type of soup...
Anyway, I want to thank Gabriel for the hearty meal...
Great catching up with you again!
It was still drizzling when we left Wisma MCA around 2.30pm and using Waze again, we managed to go to the highway and reached Ipoh in the evening. After checking in all our stuff, we proceeded for dinner at Tai Kong in Pasir Puteh. More or less like homecooked food and that is what I like!
Steamed meat with "mui choy"
Salted vegetable soup...
Old melon soup....
Yes, we are "soupy" people... we ordered one for each of us....
And they gave us an enormous plate of blanched vegetables...
For a simple meal like this, it cost RM22...
Don't mind coming again for our dinner another time!
What a rush trip! Wonder Woman Claire and her Iron Man Arron - apa pun boleh!
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time I see the garlic gadget in KL. So shiok!
Stayed one night in KL already... not really super la! hahahaha
DeleteTai Kung is the best place to go if you want some simple home cooked dishes for dinner.
ReplyDeleteYeah, my friends thought I cook.. hahahaa
DeleteOh, steamed meat! I have that in my post, with a twist...day after tomorrow's post.
ReplyDeleteOh always coincide with mine.. hahaaa
DeleteVery homey cook food. Love it.
ReplyDeleteYes, indeed looks homey...
Deletehmmm, Avenue K from Wisma MCA is really a short distance leh, hahaha, maybe you have not makan yet so you were exhausted.. thought you makan at Franco, but you went upstairs for the Bankara Ramen, i have not tried both of these.. hmmm, the homecooked style dinner, simple but nice!! :)
ReplyDeleteOh so it is called Bankara Ramen! hahaha..you must be familiar there.. after the bankara, I went for Baskin.. hahaha
DeleteBankara ramen is very tasty for Ramen lovers and expensive too. I like the dinner you both ate in Ipoh. So who was the one driving - Aaron or you?
ReplyDeleteOf course Aaron... he won't let me take over the wheel one..
DeleteWah, eat lunch at Avenue K, then go back to Ipoh just in time for dinner.. Nice wor, but bet you fell asleep in the car, so tiring.. The steamed mui choy pork and harm choy tofu soup look very delicious, my mil cooks this and I can wallop 2 plates of rice..
ReplyDeleteNo la.. no sleep in car.. very alert cos raining a bit here and there... Yes, I like any kind of soup too!
DeleteYour bankara ramen looks like shark fin soup at first glance. Hehehe.
ReplyDeleteI used Waze when I stayed in Sibu. Pretty useful although it could be confusing sometimes. Like some roads in Sibu can no longer turn right, the Waze aske me to turn right. Lol.
Indeed your dinner is so homey. Even the bowls and plates that they used is what I used to use when I stayed in Sibu. Haha. Hubby's uncle has many of those stainless steel bowls and plates.
I like steel utensils.. anything also can put in and also preserve heat...
DeleteThink i prefer Aaron that bowl of ramen, loves the dinner you all order...
ReplyDeleteWow.. all are very chinesey here!
DeleteHahaha for the garlic crusher, I would go there for a meal! :D
ReplyDeleteOK! Show us when you do!
Deletethe ramen and the dinner looks good! I like all the dishes - steam minced pork & salted vege soup is my fav..so homely and the price is pretty reasonable too.
ReplyDeleteEh, I have a garlic squeezer just like that!
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