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It’s Fathers’ Day yesterday, we went to Chong Qing Steamboat for dinner, mom was lazy to cook and took the excuse of because it’s Fathers’ Day and my sister is back from UK to dine out. *LOL* We decided a few places and at the end ended up at Chong Qing Steamboat hehehe… Since it’s Fathers’ Day I’m sure many eateries were packed so went there to avoid the crowd and it turned out that there are quite a number of tables were taken already.

Left: The dipping sauce.
Right: “Fu zhu”, don’t know what it’s called in English. 😛

Left: Singapore fishballs.
Right: Frozen tofu. This is quite nice. It came in cubes, pretty hard, I thought it’s chicken meat in cubes hahaha… coz they are frozened. Then you have to quickly dump them into the steamboat to cook. When it’s cooked, it’s so soft and it socks up all the soup, WOW! Nice… Forgot to take photo of the cooked frozen tofu.

Left: Cabbage as usual…
Right: Shitake.

Left: Pork.
Beef: Beef.

Left: Chicken.
Right: The steamboat with most of the ingredients in there except the meats.

By the way, this time they did ask us whether we would like to have the spicy base filter or not. I said yes because I’m not sure how spicy my parents could handled. The difference of filtered and unfiltered base is that you don’t see all the herbs and the dried chilies in there except the red dates(small one), it seems like the big sweet red dates were missing too last night. Good thing is that last night was a cold night 🙂

Oh my… Suddenly I want to eat this now! -.-“

Again, the location is at Tabuan Laru, same row as AmBank. If you are facing AmBank, the direction is to your right. Oh… The menu is in Chinese. I think no one can help them do the translation ;p I can’t help too, I’m not good enough hahaha… If I’m good I would be able to give you the english name of “fu zhu” *LOL*

Related post: Chocolates & More…

Hehehe… Ate one of the flavours, Plain Yogurt Breaks. The other flavours are strawberry, tropical fruits, and forest fruits. It’s sweet but I can tolerate this type of sweetness means it’s not that sweet *LOL*. I love it. This is low fat yogurt bar hehehe but then who cares? I don’t think I need any low fat food. It doesn’t matter at all.

I thought there’s only one piece in there but there’re two quite thin pieces(refer to the photo). The yogurt only covers one side instead of the whole piece. There are sultana in the middle. The the outer layer is light crispy biscuit.

There are so many type of textures in this bar. First the creamy coat of yogurt that is sweet and sourish, then the biscuit is crispy and tasteless. Lastly the inside is sweet and soft.

Yummy… Ok… Done with this yogurt bar. By the way, it costs 1 Pound per box, there are six individual packs per box.

I have another type of bar of the same brand. It’s different from these four. Will blog about it soon when I manage to get hold of it, in other word, eat it 😛 I think I will move on to chocolates next hehehe… We’ll see…

My sis brought these back from UK.

Left: WOW! Didn’t expect to see chocolates from Hotel Chocolat!!! All these while I’m just drooling over them in the Internet, I never expect to see them right in front of me that enable me to touch, smell, eat and even take photos of them up-close Hehe…

As for the chocolate bar is not from Hotel Chocolat, it’s dark chocolate from Guinness. I will blog about them one by one when I eat them hehehe…

Middle: Hot chocolate with Courvoisier.

Right: Green tea with mango flavour.

Left: Cadbury chocolate drink, you can get them here.

Middle(top): Fox’s Classic, honeycomb biscuits covered with real milk chocolate.

Middle(bottom) & right (bottom): goahead! yogurt bars, there are 4 flavours. Then the other one is another type from goahead!

Right(top): McVitie’s HobNobs.

Hmmm… I think you can get most of them here at Choice Daily, Selections or Pop-In except those in the first group.

Not sure where to have lunch today and ended up at Causeway Bay Hong Kong Restaurant at Crown Square. Many people already complained about it. I don’t know to complain or not. The pricing are definitely quite high but for the drinks’ prices are OK, I think… Definitely more worth it to have a drink there than at Mr. Ho’s.

Left: The entrance.
Right: The interior with very special lightings but hmm… I felt strange under this kind of lightings.

Left: The other side of the interior. Two huge pictures of Hong Kong skyline on the wall, very nice but very polluted place. I mean Hong Kong not the restaurant 😛
Right: (L)Tea In Hong Kong Style(RM2.80), it’s just milk tea! (R)Cold Jasmine Tea(RM2.80), huge jar and the straw was too short, I had to tilt the jar to finish it 😛

Left: Black Pepper Sizzling Noddle with Chicken Chop(RM6.90). You can opt for mushroom sauce too. Pretty big portion. Taste wise was OK.
Right: Mushroom Sauce Sizzling Noddle with Fish Chop(RM6.90). It tasted like tomato instead of mushroom but not tomato enough. Don’t know how to explain. Big portion and I almost couldn’t finish it. You can opt for black pepper.

Hmmm… *Shrug* Don’t seem to have much complain with me. However, I don’t have the urge to go back for second time. By the way, 5% GST would be charged.

Before we went to DiGi Fu-Yoh! Street Blast last Saturday, we had an early dinner at Dong Feng Po. It’s opened not long ago. Many people had went there before so we decided to try it out. It’s located behind EON Bank and DHL at Jalan Song Thian Cheok. By the way, Country Decastle already closed, no more in business, even signboard also gone.

Left: Dong Feng Po’s signboard.
Right: The interior. I think it’s very clean looking and with oriental touch.

Left: Some potted plants.
Right: Our drinks, Jasmine Milk Green Tea(RM2.50) and Passion Fruit Juice(RM2). The milk tea has nothing to be raved about and the passion fruit juice is just syrup.

By the way, I’m not so sure what are the exact name of the food, very long name -.-“

Left: Chopsticks & spoon and sweet & salted bean paste. Not bad. Very nice.
Right: Soup noodle in some kind of hot pot. You can choose to have tang-hoon instead of noodle. I opted for noodle. There’s one full egg in there and various “seafood” such as crabstick in there. No real seafood though. I got one meatball only in the soup 😛 and some veggies also. Becareful when you eat this, it’s very hot. The presentation reminded me of a type of Japanese noodle. This dish costs RM5.

Left: Spoon & folk and some sort of melon soup.
Right: I think this is called pork leg rice. The taste is OK but there were still a bit of pig hair still attached to the skin. This is also RM5

This place is not so bad. The price range is OK since it’s air-conditioned. Definitely will go there for second time if there is chance.