: : Chilli Peppers, King Centre : :

Usual lunch spot. BUT!! They’re good, especially for my Malay pal, Harris! Halal and tasty Chinese food.

Started on my artistic-photo-taking now. Let’s see, what was interesting today…

Ais Kacang Campur

Mee Jawa

Sarawak Laksa

Ais Kacang Campur

I’ve never seen such thick santan (coconut milk) before, in ais kacang that is. Was tempted to order one as well. Seriously tempted. If you look closely, you can see the red beans, cincau (black glass jelly) and cendol (green green jelly that looks like worms but taste mmmm…). Anyway, let’s not digress but move along to the next meal.

Mee Jawa

Looks good. Looks D*MN GOOD! Should have ask for a teeny wenny try bite for mum-mum.

Sarawak Laksa

Not as good as my Dad’s. Jas, you are one lucky woman to have Dad cook for you tonight!! Am so green. 🙁

That’s it. Chilli Pepper’s? King’s Centre, next to Systematic College. Can’t miss that original big big sign in this big big world.

: : Childhood Days : :

Remember cupcakes?

Granny bought them for the workers carrying out some house extensions. She got them from the nearby grocery stall.

Brings back many memories.

: : Kuching Fest : :

Found that someone has decided to create a blog for the entire Kuching Fest 2003.

Only one posting though.

But am sure more will follow suit.

Get the feeling that it’s an old friend (a chance encounter during the Carvery session) is doing it. True or not, Mr. P. Wong? :p Anyway, I’m hoping to see PICTURES!

On another note, to view the orchid pictures that ofoto.com, you’ll need to signed up with them. It’s an inconvenience to everyone but tell me where you can still put up more than 1GB of pics without having to pay for it? Would be interested to find out.

Also, here is another interesting link about Kuching : Kuching Quick Guide. Prepared by Philipp Lassen from Germany who was here for awhile. Some nice pics of Kuching as well. I’m sure Mr. Ooi will start feeling more nostalgic. :p

: : Granny’s Cooking : :

After a hectic Monday, Granny had a nice surprice waiting at home. Try guessing what it is.

Makes you wonder whether you’re seeing the right things. Is it beef with prawn? Here is the full pic.

It’s pineapple curry with salted fish and prawn. Granny make the salted fish herself from fish caught by Uncle Cyril. When the salted fish is cook this way, it is no longer salted so can be eaten like normal fish. The taste? Well, curry flavoured, of course, with a taste of sweetness and sourness. Not salted at all. Mmmmmm….

: : Photo Album : :

Photo album of a demented ‘tourist’ let loose in a Garden Fair.

Here are the remaining pics from the trip to the MBKS Garden. Am still searching around for a place to dump this pics online in case anyone wants to download it. Only problem is storage : 60 MB required. Yep, picture size is big.

If anyone wants a resized picture for their desktop, drop me your email with your desktop settings in the comment box below (No Speak / Speak) and will email out the relevant picture to you, resized to those settings. Or drop me an email at myremi@yahoo.com .

: : Garden Fair : :

The first mum-mum posting without food. Shocking, ain’t it? The flowers were too pretty to NOT post.

Went with Granny to the Kuching Garden Fair at the MBKS (Majlis Perbandaran Kuching Selatan / Kuching South Municipal Council) park. We went around 4 p.m so most of the stalls weren’t open yet except for the place where the orchids were being sold. Anyway, here are some of the pics taken at the orchid stalls as well as some of the garden flowers.

The Garden Fair is part of the monthly long Kuching Fest held annually to commerate Kuching City Day. There is also a Food Fest but the stalls weren’t open yet. Maybe next weekend, will pop by and search for some bamboo chicken. 🙂