11.2.2017 - IT WAS THE FIFTEEN DAY OF CHINESE NEW YEAR, also known as Chap Goh Mei in Hokkien dialect According to history, yesterday was the 15th of the lunar new year and the last day of Chinese New Year which was also known as the "Lantern Festival" and Chinese Valentine's day. On this Chinese Valentine's day, it is known to connect Chap Goh Mei with the traditional myth of young unmarried ladies throwing mandarin oranges incribed with names and telephone numbers into rivers in search of a boyfriend then husband. Till this day, I wonder whether this is still being done traditionally or just for fun so as to keep the myth going on and on. :)
As for me and my family, we went out for a scrumptious dinner to mark the end of CNY... A Big Thank You to the dear member of the family who generously gave this dinner treat at one of the prestigious restaurant in Johor here. The venue is Loon Sing Restaurant and it was the first visit for me and my kids to this place to mark this auspicious day. Our dinner started around 8.30pm and ended two hours later.....
As for me and my family, we went out for a scrumptious dinner to mark the end of CNY... A Big Thank You to the dear member of the family who generously gave this dinner treat at one of the prestigious restaurant in Johor here. The venue is Loon Sing Restaurant and it was the first visit for me and my kids to this place to mark this auspicious day. Our dinner started around 8.30pm and ended two hours later.....
Loon Sing restaurant just opposite the AEON Bukit Indah....
Very impressive with the decoration and layout..
When we walked in, it was like doing a cat-walk..
Only difference is that we are not models and no one is looking at us...
LOL....
The tables on both sides are two steps lower than the walkway.....
The place was crowded when we entered...
These pictures were taken after our dinner ended around 10.45pm...
Most of the patrons have gone back....
Our dinner started with the Loe Sang as usual....
And the yummy dishes followed thereafter....
Not sure about the price but easily a four digit gua..
The dinner ended with a Dragonfruit Fish...
Very impressive and creative...
And one for the album to mark this auspicious evening!
What foods is nice opp Aeon Bukit Indah, must ask you liao, hehe...
ReplyDeleteI think a few restaurants there are nice... hehehe
DeleteThis is the most beautiful restaurant you have ever posted! It would be a treat just to go there, and not even eat! Both outside and inside are awesome! And the food looks really good too. You are a beautiful and happy group!
ReplyDeleteMy first time in this place too, Ginny....
DeleteWahhhhhh!!! So grand, a real celebration. Mine was simple...and quiet, not a really good time for me, hope things will get better...soon. Post in my blog tomorrow. :(
ReplyDeleteWow! A very grand restaurant. I do like the spacious walkway. Like you said, feel like doing catwalk. Haha.
ReplyDeleteYeah.. catwalk is the word.. not walkway! hahahaa
DeleteWhat a lovely spread of food! Yeah, I think you're right....this dinner must have cost a fortune.
ReplyDeleteA very grand and impressive restaurant, the food looks good too, what a yummy way to end your CNY, I am looking at the pork belly with the buns, slurps
ReplyDeleteThe whole experior and interior ambiance is chic and grand. So lau juak gathering on the auspicious day! I miss those days.
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