Author: sweet surrender

It’s been a while I didn’t eat out. Money running out hehehe… Or I’m stingy? It doesn’t matter, let me tell you where I went for lunch today. Korean Food it is! Quite new I think, I saw their ad in the newspapers yesterday and decided to try it out.

Strange, there are so many Japanese restaurants sprouting everywhere yet I never pay them a visit instead I visited every single Korean restaurant that has open their business in Kuching, Oppss… Except one, the one near Hilton.

Why only visit Korean restaurants? Well… It’s because they are operated by the Koreans themselves. I don’t think there is any Japanese operated restaurant in Kuching. Any idea? By the way, the Japanese restaurant next to Kim’s Kitchen has the same owner as Kim’s Kitchen. Will visit their Japanese restaurant next time, I heard that the food is not that expensive. Wait till I have money again hahaha… Oh, both situated at Wisma Phoenix where ex Up-Well is.

Left: The entrance.
Right: The interior.

Left: The trademark of every Korean restaurant.
Right: Lemon Juice(RM4) and Apple Juice(RM5). Well… It’s just lemon juice and apple juice hehe…

Left: Oh Jing Oh Dup Bab (RM8.90), only have kimchi and the “seaweed”(not sure what it’s called in English, seaweed? In Chinese is “hai dai”) soup. This dish is not spicy at all. Hehehe… Don’t be deceived by the look.
Right: Bulgogi Set (RM25), pretty expensive -.-” portion quite big for me, can share with another person. It came with 3 side dishes and a “seaweed” soup.

Not much choices on the food. The kimchi tasted different from the other two Korean restaurants(Da Om and Seoul Garden), this is sweeter. In fact the dishes here are more towards the sweeter note. The side dishes were quite limited compare to the other two, I mean when they serve them with your order. Just see the Bulgogi Set you will know.

Hmm… Quite pathetic, not many people when we went, it’s about 12pm++ that time. Will I return? Maybe… However, will return for their Japanese food.

Total spent, RM42.90 for two persons. =.=” Expensive lunch. No 5% GST.

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Chocolate post again!! 😛 This time I’m introducing Hotel Chocolat – Dark Champagne Truffles. I LOVE truffles!!! *drool*

This is really nice. I’m not an alcohol person, therefore the champagne is consider strong(I mean the bitter alcohol taste) to me but I’m so sure for those that are used to drink alcohol, it’s nothing at all. When I swallowed the filling, I could feel the hotness in my throat like when I drink alcohol(the most is only one sip, really can’t stand them, these apply to beer and wine) but then hehehe… It’s chocolate, I can tolerate it 😛

The outer layer is dark chocolate. The filling consists of marc de champagne 7%. I don’t like to have big portion of the filling in my mouth, like I said I’m not an alcohol person. However, I like to savour it bit by bit. It took me about 15 minutes or so to finish the one truffle 😛 So you can imagine how’s the chocolate melted all over my fingers and of course at the end I licked my fingers clean. I love the way it melts. Hehehe…

No… It didn’t make me drunk hahaha…

Tagged by Platinum Girl.

Simply write about your favourite food in your state or country, then copy this list and paste into your blog. Remember to add your link to the list and invite 5 others to participate.

Ok… At first I wanted to say Sarawak Laksa but then I found out someone already wrote about it hehehe… I don’t want to repeat, so I’m giving you my second favourite food, Popiah. I’m kinda lazy to explain what it is. Besides, I had blogged about before hehehe… So… I’m going to send you over to drool over my popiah hahaha…

Hmm… Tagging 5 people? I think I better stop here. I have no idea who should I tag because many don’t do tags and those that do are kinda busy these days.

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Bought Sister Crispy Popiah again the other day from Riverside(Crowne Plaza). I told you before that I don’t like it. However, we decided to give it a second chance since my sister had never eaten it before and we bought the spicy version at the same place.

-.-” It tasted worst than previously. The other time we could eat it without much mess, this time, everything fell out even before we put into your mouth. It could be the person that did it was a trainee, that’s why. The spiciness isn’t that nice. The non spicy one tasted better.

It cost us RM2.80 for one popiah.