What I ate :
Grilled chicken with mushroom rice and herbal potatoes. Also whack a side dish of potato wedges and a pumpkin soup. The chicken is done just right, the rice aromatic and fluffy. The herbal potatoes are good too, the soup quite thick and flavourful. The portions are more generous than what I get at other places. All these for the grand price of $7.90, served at a stall called Wild Olives on the second floor. Be prepared to wait, always a good queue. I have been to this place a few times, and the standard is still good. highly recommended.
After all that food, a nice cup of Teh C to wash it down at Abang's Teh Tarik, a drinks stall. After this teh C, the rest of the Teh Cs at other stalls taste like plain water. That cup costs me $1 (I have tried Teh C at $1.80 and it tasted like dish-washing water). Of course it's recommended.
Burp!
diary of gluttony #3
still life.
the noon sun
shows no compromise.
09/11/2018
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© cheong lee san ( dsnake1 ), 2018
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