Alright, I am so sorry, readers... my posts are really backdated, this one is only backdated to two weeks old! LOL... Ampun... ampun... *forgive me*
It was a Friday when we sort of "celebrated" Chap Goh Mei but having something different as an appetizer for dinner. We did not go out for our dinner, instead, I cook a simple dish and my friend treated us to a scrumptious take-away Japanese Loe Sang!
For dinner, I just fried some seafood noodles and boiled sweet red bean desserts. Easy job... everything was done smoothly. And as for the appetizer, we called up the Japanese restaurant to reserve a take-away at which my girl and my friend went to take around 6pm.... We had not tried this before and when my sister-in-law mentioned that it was good, we must really go all the way out to buy this back!
Here it is....
The Salmon was packed individually with ice to preserve the freshness....
This cost around RM70 plus....
Everything was fresh and nice, something different from the usual ones we have...
Yes, we have these for dinner...
Of course, the main attraction is this Japanese styled Loe Sang...
Okay, we were ready to MIX!
Say Cheese!!
Let's Do It!!
LOL!!! And I thought I was the only one going back in time, you're worse. Muahahahaha!!!! You cooked the fried bihun? Looks hood!
ReplyDeletehahhaa.. so now you know!
DeleteNever mind. Backdated but it is still an update for us.
ReplyDeleteLove what you had.
Thanks!!
DeleteSalmon, my favourite...
ReplyDeleteI seldom take this...
DeleteHappy happy photos! I like the look of the mee hoon!
ReplyDeleteThe dishes are really gorgeous! And I can see everyone loves them bu their big smiles. Looks so fresh!! I wish we had something like this here.
ReplyDeleteWe did not do any loe Sang this year..I like to have the salmon as ingredient for the loe sang though.
ReplyDeleteMun, seriously? But taste not so bad la.. hahahaa
ReplyDeleteGinny: Big smiles cos good food.. hahahaa
Agnes: Salmon is the common sight in Loe Sang..