or just a copycat?
I find this gum tree species quite appealing. It’s the color of the bark.
Haven’t been to Crown for years. Casinos never interest me. I grew up waiting at the entrance/exit of a casino, almost. I don’t see what the excitement is about.
I have no respect for gamblers. No matter what they think, the fact is they, like smokers and drug addicts, just have no self-control.
Dinner at the foodcourt
Maze by Gordon Ramsay near the car park
Morning work-day traffic on Alexandra Parade
behind a Ute (Australian slangword for Utility vehicles)
Victoria style houses on the side
on Rathdowne St
Royal Exhibition Building
in the CBD
an alley off Lonsdale St between Swanston St and Elizabeth St
lunchtime
dropping off the documents bag at the carpark
the crossing between Melbourne Central and Myer Melbourne on Lonsdale St
waiting for DT
dinner at Izakaya Chuji
on the way home
Old Raffles Place, a Singaporean eatery on Wellington Road. Since when did Fried Hokkien Mee become Singaporean? It’s KL’s trademark.
on Blackburn Road in Syndal.
Lobak
Pork Cincalok. The meat was fragrant.
Ayam Kapitan
a french restaurant, a few doors away.
Nyonya Hut makes and sells nyonya kuihs priced between AUD70cents to $1.
The round ones are ondeh-ondeh (AUD$1 for 3). The green and white ones are kuih talam (AUD 70cents each). The layered ones are kuih lapis (AUD 70cents each).
Lunch before the movie, at Grand Tofu in Glen Waverley.
Lobak
some coming-soons…
Diced beef with chicken flavoured rice
Assam Laksa with fresh fish slices instead of sardines
Verdict – nice graphics but was a little too slow, almost boring.
Someone had too much money to spend on his/her S2000, just to be funny.
lunch at Ajisen Ramen
gyoza
miso ramen
corn ramen with what tasted like shoyu soup base
a Japanese street performer, on Bourke St Mall
Mr. Stone on Bourke Street Mall, just outside Myer.
Spicy Fish in Glen Waverley, for dinner.
Dishes were…Scallop and Eggplant Claypot
with rice of course
Fish in spicy ‘Ma La‘ soup. The ‘Ma La‘ flavour originated from Sichuan. The main ingredient is a type of pepper known as Sichuan pepper or ‘hua jiao‘ (literally flower pepper). It has an unusual taste which is a little tangy and numbs your mouth and lips.
‘Hui guo rou‘ literally Double cooked meat, as per the menu
Preferred the City outlet because they had more single person serve options. Maybe it could be due to we were there during lunch and here during dinner and they have a different set of menu for lunch and for dinner.
Kangaroos can kill a human being if it wants to. Using its punch, kick or claws, which can tear your flesh apart.
Girl gets kicked
Roo fight
Morale of the story – Don’t underestimate the animals. Respect them and you may be spared.
Noodles at Wonton House on Swanston Street, Melbourne
liked the classic decor
Wonton and Beef Brisket noodles
Pig trotters noodles
Had this belt, which i find unique, for over 10 years now. Probably will not be able to find another one like this. Can’t recall where in KL i got it though.
