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Family Pre-Reunion Lunch At Yishensu Restaurant, Ipoh

GET-TOGETHER REUNION LUNCH...

It is a good idea to get together whenever we can, not just during the Chinese New Year eve... Whenever the opportunity arises, we siblings meet up for a meal before we depart our separate ways... Our late parents are not around anymore, we lead our own separate lives with our families and in-laws. 

Since we will be eating together for this coming CNY reunion dinner, we got together last week to have a nice vegetarian lunch and fellowship with one another.  It is one of the rare moments we have together as a family.  Thanks to our parents' upbringing... we have a strong bonding with one another...

As for the dishes in Yishensu Restaurant, they were nice but a bit too sweet for us...

Yam with assorted nuts and vegetables...
Mixed vegetarians with fermented beancurd...
This dish was finished in no time and we ordered the same dish again...
Their signature beancurd...
This is supposed to be Mutton Curry.. vegetarian style... 
Buns with "BBQ pork" vegetarian style...
A bit too sweet for us... 
All these dishes came to around RM170 including brown rice and drinks....
My Dear Ones... 
Missing you, M!


Comments

  1. The barbecue sandwiches look really good! The first dish is interesting, some kind of edible container. So all of these are your siblings? You are blessed to have so many!!

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  2. I have seen this YiShenSu Vegetarian Restaurant at One Utama but have not eaten there. I like the look of the beancurd dish. Don't like those too sweet dishes that you have described.

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    1. If they were not so sweet, then it would be best!

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  3. I do treasure those times as like what you mention, rare moments, my grandparents and my father are not around anymore, but thank God, my father siblings, although we don't meet often, only in occasion, we are in good terms...

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  4. Nothing beats getting together with loved ones - I always look forward to that!

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  5. That's what family is all about - strong bond, love and food!

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  6. I love get together dinner. Love all the food.

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  7. I am interested to try that vegetarian bbq pork buns, have not try before even though sometimes i do eat veg food

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