Quaint dinner with Daniel

After the day's ordeal, Daniel and I went for a quaint dinner to settle ourselves... He brought me to a roadside shack for some awesome noodle soup.

There were simple stalls setup around the shack and food were sold off mobile stalls (trishaw, van, and lorry).

An uncle that has sold satay there for more than 20yrs.

Noodle soup stall.
Drinks shack.
Patrons enjoying a simple makan-makan session.
The satay was excellent, it was full of meat and NO FAT!
The noodles were finished in a hurry as we were too famished from the day's activities... So, sorry no pics. But I can tell ya, it tasted satisfyingly light and just enough flavor to tingle the tastebuds.

The light dinner was just what we needed at the end of a tiring day :)

Dinner in town.

It was a boring Wednesday night for me and I was working late. Then Patrick called up and wanted to have dinner along with Raj. So I packed my stuff and left the office to meet up with them in town.

We went for some superb hawker food at Campbell Street. Raj and I had "Koay Chiap" (a sort of pasta in thick duck broth) while Patrick was devouring desserts.

This place is famous for the Koay Chiap and Koay Teow Th'ng (a form of fettucine in clear soup) with chicken feet cooked in soy sauce.

We topped off the meal with Chinese desserts... Raj and I had almond soup with "Eu Char Koay". Some say it tastes like cockroach... I say it tastes GREAT!

So sorry I didn't get a pic of the dessert stall.