Well not exactly….it was just another fun filled evening with the 30s crowd. I met up with Eileen early for coffee at Dhoby Xchange, in a place called Just Acia. As I was feeling a little peckish, I ordered some steamed dumplings and a spinach Toufu. And washed them down with a latte, I was surprised to learn that this $2.95 drink could be refilled at a self service kiosk. Also it was a real treat to receive a small gift from them.
Orange Juice & Latte
Spinach Toufu
Steamed Dumplings
Free Waterproof Fila Pouch
We then made our way to ParkMall to meet the rest of the guys for dinner at the Kublai Khan Mongolian Restaurant. As we were still early we decided to freshen up and browse at some furniture which majority of the stores there carry. Came across this cute signage….
The entrance of the restaurant reminded me of some sleazy massage parlour, but the dining area itself was normal, clean and nice.Our dinner reservation was for 12 pax at 7 pm however we were made to wait almost 45mins because the whole restaurant was booked by some Japanese Secondary School which apparently arrived there late, hence our long wait. So we chatted, joked and laughed while we sipped on our soft drinks which were served to appease us.
Well for $35 nett a head the food selection was quite good, I’ll list just some of the more expensive items. Shashimi, Oysters, Prawns, Crabs and Sharkfin soup. I particularly liked the mushroom soup and Teppanyaki.
Mantou, Chilli Crab, Shashimi, Honey Chicken, Shishamo, Tuna,
grilled fish and Wasabi
Mussels, Sea Cucumber and lord knows what else….
My pastry covered creamy mushroom soup!
More Chilli Crab and Buttered Prawns
Teppanyaki Chef and his 360 frying technique
Sure looks to me like some Shaolin Cooking Appartus…
The end product…my very own selection of beef, pork,
bean sprouts, spring onions, onions, mushrooms and fresh cut chilli.
Boy can he eat!
I have a nice big smile cos I have 14 yrs more before I turn 30 hee hee
Take this pic and you’re dead!
Ha ha you’re not getting any juices on me!!
Well we all sure had lots of fun! But six of us wanted a little more, and if you have figured it out by now….well Hoomiko isn’t the name of one of the Japanese Students but a Karaoke pub! With Fosters Beer on Tap! Woo hoo!
After a wild night of dancing, singing and 5-6 jugs of beer for the guys it was time to head on home. Damn I wish I went to the restroom before I got in the cab…..it was a painful experience all the way home! *chuckles*
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