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On The First Day Of CNY At Pakeeza

Busy... Busy for the past few days.... neglected my blog till this very day which is now the sixth day of Chinese New Year.  Nevertheless, I need to post up my photos for memory sake and to keep reanaclaire.com alive and kicking!  LOL...

On the first day of Chinese New Year... we were on our own... No homecooked food at home ever since my late mom had closed her kitchen few years ago.  This year is no different, we went for Indian food again at the same place, Pakeeza restaurant in town.  Only difference is that my boy and my girl were not here for the lunch, and I "replaced" them with my niece and nephew instead!  Part of family too... LOL...
And we ordered these dishes to fill our hunger for lunch...... A very kind of different meal compared to the our CNY dishes and we love it!  I was not surprised that the restaurant was occupied by mostly Chinese instead of other races.  Obviously there are many who are like me, escaping from the kitchen and enjoyed being served with different kind of food which we normally have.  Nice food, reasonable bill which comes to around RM90 for the four of us.  A once-a-year affair at this time of the year!

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  1. I didn't know about your Mom, I am so sorry.

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  2. Wow! That is a lot of food for only 4 persons but I like to eat this style of food. Why once a year? You can always go and eat at this Pakeeza restaurant any time you feel like it. Hope you are having a great CNY so far.

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  3. During CNY, Indian and Malay restaurants are full. That happened here in Sarawak too.

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  4. Oh my goodness , everything looks delicious! Found your blog through Ginny's
    Blessings, Joanne

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  5. Wahhhhhh!!!! Truly a multi-racial feast, nice!!!

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  6. Same here, had Indian food too!

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