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Farewell Lunch At Pusing Mun Choong Restaurant Ipoh

FAREWELL TO WORK AND WELCOME TO RETIRING.... 

One of my ex-colleagues have reached the maximum retirement age last month, she bade goodbye to those who are working and on the other hand, we retirees welcomed her to our senior club!  LOL...  I retired at the age of 55 (though I had not reached 55 then) and I have not miss a single day of not working.  What I miss is the breakfast moments I had with my former colleagues Other than that, I do not miss a single thing in the office except for the humans and the food.  LOL... 

This time round, we arranged to have the Farewell lunch for our loyal working friend at Mun Choong Public Restaurant in town.  One of the most prestigious restaurants at all times, the place was fully packed and we had to shout on top of our voices to be heard.  It is definitely not a good place for us ladies for our next gathering.  For our next gathering, we need a more quieter place so that the crowd won't be able to drown our voices... LOL...  
Our lunch started off with this appetizer... 
Iced crystal greens with roasted sesame sauce.... 
Crispy pork knuckle with mantou dumplings and sauce.... 
Very crispy indeed... 
Crispy fried cod fish... 
Yes, a good choice to order!
Steamed chicken with lots of ginger.... 
Kailan with yam.... 
Steamed stuffed beancurd... 
Another good choice from this restaurant... 
Alright... that is about all..... 
The lunch cost around RM450... 
And lots of pictures from the working and retirees....
Yes, we are looking forward to another gathering soon!! 


Comments

  1. A wonderful gathering to enjoy delicious food and lots of updates from one another. Looking forward to the next one!

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  2. I like the yam dish, deep fried pork knuckle & yong taufoo. So happy for the 'retired' gang to be reunited and welcoming a new member!

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  3. Hello! I'm back. Been away in Kuching. Oooo...pork knuckle! I want!!!

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  4. Such delicious food! How I look forwards to retirement and I bet I won't miss a day of working too. LOL!

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  5. Delicious food! I am looking forward to retirement too! will retire early and not at 60.

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  6. Lovely pictures of all of you "Golden Girls", Claire. I love your beautiful dress!!

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  7. Yummy food. Appetizer, pork knuckle. All I like.

    Returement?? I am in semi retirement, work for my kids. Lol.

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  8. What a fabulous lunch. I retired six years ago and I miss my office and some of my colleagues, but not working! I'll be at a retirement party on Friday. I'm sure the food will be good, but not as good as this.

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  9. I want that cod fish! You look lovely in the blue dress.

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