On Mother’s Day itself I called the restaurant again to instruct them to add another person. The receiver kept telling me the restaurant was fully booked that night. I had to keep on telling him I had already booked a table for eight people.
When we arrived at the restaurant before 6.30p.m., there were quite a lot of people already. I saw my friend Peter (one of the captains) and he was happy. I told him I had been to the restaurant thrice in the span of less than a month. So he cannot complain that I have not been there for a long time.
Mum wanted to have yam basket but the captain told us it was not available on a busy night.
We ordered the following:-
1. Stir-fried deer meat with ginger and shallots. Very soft but pity there was not enough gravy for Alistair to put on his rice eventhough we told the captain to note that we wanted more gravy.
2. Poached prawns. Very fresh and medium sized which was what we wanted.
3. Shells. Quite big sized but very soft.
4. Stir-fried ‘choy sum’ veges with garlic and oyster sauce. Surprisingly this time the veges were very tasty and crunchy. Enough ‘wok hei’ as compared to the time the bosses treated us, which was very bland.
5. Stir-fried prawns with mixed veges. The prawns were not very fresh but the mixed veges of broccoli, mini corn cob and carrots were very crunchy as well.
6. Stir-fried fish fillets with ginger and shallots. The fish fillets were very fresh but I did not manage to eat more than two pieces.
There was no leftover as everyone was hungry on a Sunday night. The bill came to less than RM140 for 6 adults and 3 children.
As we were on the way from the restaurant in Inanam to Luyang Perdana housing estate (my first time entering this place) which is situated very near to the State Library, suddenly the violent wind accompanied by a heavy downpour descended.
When we arrived home, we found the tree at the playground opposite our house broke.
Just before 9p.m. there was a blackout. Thank God it only lasted for 40mins.
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