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Weekend Meet-up

A week has passed since meeting up with my friends from down south.  It's Saturday again and this week will be a bit quiet here in Ipoh... Anyone coming by today?  But no going to Lawan Kuda! Hahaaaaa ... 
Before the Cat Family departed from
Ipoh, they came to pick me up for brunch or lunch... should I say...
All the four of us had this Ipoh koayteow...
And of course... Additional side food as well....
And another round-up picture with my friends at First Garden food fest... 

Comments

  1. Ipoh's Koay Teow is always the most delicious and the soup is heavenly! None can beat it and must eat the original one in Ipoh. Look at the satisfied faces of Batman and Superman.

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  2. I envy you. Your life is so happening. Mine here, so boring...nobody comes to see me. Sobssss!!!!!!

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  3. If I go over, I will give you a buzz. But not so soon...

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  4. Very nice gathering with the meow meows, with good food as usual!

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  5. Wei you got matching Batman shirts with Mama Kucing!

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  6. See the prawns makes me crave for prawn mee, hehe...

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  7. Fuiyoohh....adik beradik with same baju.

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  8. Can't beat ipoh hor fun. Best in the world.

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