Year: 2010

Went to have discussion with my classmates last Sunday at Jade Pot Tea House @ Jalan Song Thian Cheok. Haven’t been there for ages. It’s strange that this place was packed at even before 4pm, we were there at almost 4pm. It’s no longer lunch time, not even dinner time but people were there for very heavy meals already.

I forgot to take note of most of the name and prices of food we ordered. Sorry… I might provide you with the wrong prices or names.

Left: Honey Jasmine Green Tea(RM2.50), I hope I got it right, I used to order this last time when I was there, and Honey Milk Tea(RM3).

Right: Hot Milk Tea, The price was reasonable but I don’t remember the price. We were surprised it’s served this way. We decided if we are to go there again, we’ll just order two of this and we share hehehe…

Left: I forgot the noodle name, in Chinese it’s called zha jiang mian(炸酱面). If not mistaken, the price was between RM4-5.

Right: Stri Fried Dumpling(RM6), we asked for cabbage and chives, 5 each. I usually don’t eat chives because I don’t like it but I like it this way ;p The cabbage one was not so nice.

Left: England Omelette (RM5), tasted weird. As if I’m eating pancake with mayonnaise.

Right: Taiwan Spring Onion Omellete(RM2), this is not so bad too. Usually I don’t like spring onion too but I will eat it this way.

This might be the place we’ll be hanging out after classes from now on even though the place is quite noisy.

Went to After 3 few weeks back with some friends and we decided to ordered some snacks for our afternoon tea break. Ended up ordered 3 types of toasts.

Left: Egg sandwich(RM2.50), this is quite nice. I like it.

Right: Milk and peanut butter toast(RM2.50), we didn’t like this, it’s too sweat but presentation wise was nice.

Left: Honey and butter toast(RM2.50), if only the butter could melt fully. Very nice presentation too.

Right: Craved for fries(RM3.80), so ordered one but was disappointed, McD’s fries is still the best ;p

Went to Dessert Paradise at Precinct 88, Jalan Song(at the same row of Cosway, the same building as Starbucks) with my friend to do some gossiping few days ago ;p. It’s there since last year(if not mistaken) but never got the chance to go until that day.

The lighting in there was weird. One section yellowish, one section blueish, another section reddish. We sat at the red lighting section, that explains the odd colour of the desserts we had. It’s hard to take photo without flash with the lighting.

Left: Aloe vera, fungus, and red dates soup (RM4). The smell was so sweet but when drank it, it’s not sweet at all.

Right: Hot glutinous balls aka tang yuan (RM4). The soup is actually luo han guo soup. The bowl contained not only 3 tang yuan with filling(you can choose the filling you want, I asked them to give me assortment of the tang yuan) but also some red dates and longan. Smelt sweet too but not so sweet when drank it. It was just nice.

Would love to visit the place again even though I don’t quite like the lighting ;p They have many fancy desserts for you to try. Price wise, the drinks are a bit high but other desserts seemed not so bad.

By the way, the menu got no English translation just in case you’re thinking of going and you don’t read Chinese. Also, they are not open on Monday.

p/s: Just realized the name is wrong in the photo.