Yes I have not fallen off the edge of the Earth. Still very much alive and kicking(as do the baby).
I do apologize for the lack of post as I've been bit busy and was constantly having the flu almost every month!
I guest it must the the whole pregnancy situation as I tend to pick up flu easily compared to when I'm not pregnant. That and the fact that my morning sickness finally wean off me after 4 months.
Funny how the baby is now constantly squirming and kicking around a lot more now.
Sometimes I sit alone in my room and observed how my tummy bulge and prod from one side to the other. I'd really do wonder, what is the baby actually doing in there?Is the baby doing some fancy backstroke or doing some freestyle dancing? LOL still it's very amusing at how much the baby moves inside my very own tummy(the baby is now jabbing close to my bladder which makes me want to pee badly now).
And with the onset of pregnancy, I've grown very fondly of rice.
Yup, I have to have rice everyday. No have is not the best word.
I NEED to have rice everyday. Otherwise I won't feel full or satiated.
I'm used to eat maybe some noodles or bread to replace rice but not anymore.
I constantly yearn for it, morning, noon and night. Sometimes I tried to substitute with bread or noodles. But it seems like I'm always hungry!! I have a sumo appetite and it will only appease if I eat rice!
I hope my baby won't turn out to be a sumo. :|
Once when I had KFC takeaway, I needed to eat it with rice otherwise I'll be hungry half an hour later.
Talking about rice, I am always craving for Nasi Padang rice. I really like it spicy with a kicking belacan.
So recently my family and I dropped by at a new Nasi Padang Restaurant located at Pahang Street.
I know right how authentic is this since every Ali/Fatimah/Jenab says their stall sells real Nasi Padang. Some of them even sell hotdog sambal and fried nuggets right Makcik???
We went on a Sunday afternoon and it was already packed with a lot of patrons.
It looks similar to that of Hajah Maimunah with lots of dishes but there are a few particular ones that seems quite new which you don't find in a lot of places.
This might look like half eaten goop(well it is half eaten) but it was really deliciously good!
It's beef tendon boiled till really soft and cooked in spicy coconut milk(lemak).
Mmmmmm that was yummy and best eaten with copious amount of hot pipping rice.
I do apologize for the lack of post as I've been bit busy and was constantly having the flu almost every month!
I guest it must the the whole pregnancy situation as I tend to pick up flu easily compared to when I'm not pregnant. That and the fact that my morning sickness finally wean off me after 4 months.
Funny how the baby is now constantly squirming and kicking around a lot more now.
Sometimes I sit alone in my room and observed how my tummy bulge and prod from one side to the other. I'd really do wonder, what is the baby actually doing in there?Is the baby doing some fancy backstroke or doing some freestyle dancing? LOL still it's very amusing at how much the baby moves inside my very own tummy(the baby is now jabbing close to my bladder which makes me want to pee badly now).
And with the onset of pregnancy, I've grown very fondly of rice.
Yup, I have to have rice everyday. No have is not the best word.
I NEED to have rice everyday. Otherwise I won't feel full or satiated.
I'm used to eat maybe some noodles or bread to replace rice but not anymore.
I constantly yearn for it, morning, noon and night. Sometimes I tried to substitute with bread or noodles. But it seems like I'm always hungry!! I have a sumo appetite and it will only appease if I eat rice!
I hope my baby won't turn out to be a sumo. :|
Once when I had KFC takeaway, I needed to eat it with rice otherwise I'll be hungry half an hour later.
Talking about rice, I am always craving for Nasi Padang rice. I really like it spicy with a kicking belacan.
So recently my family and I dropped by at a new Nasi Padang Restaurant located at Pahang Street.
I know right how authentic is this since every Ali/Fatimah/Jenab says their stall sells real Nasi Padang. Some of them even sell hotdog sambal and fried nuggets right Makcik???
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| Sari Ratu Menu |
It looks similar to that of Hajah Maimunah with lots of dishes but there are a few particular ones that seems quite new which you don't find in a lot of places.
Gulai Tunjang
This might look like half eaten goop(well it is half eaten) but it was really deliciously good!
It's beef tendon boiled till really soft and cooked in spicy coconut milk(lemak).
Mmmmmm that was yummy and best eaten with copious amount of hot pipping rice.
Ayam Pop
This looks like an ordinary chicken but actually ayam pop is usually boiled in minimum spices like lemon grass making it very succulent and juicy.
Ikan Nila
This Ikan Nila is basically Tilapia fish. Cooked till crispy perfection and eaten with spicy chilli sweet soya sauce. This was going for $15 and it was quite scrumptious.
We ordered a few other side dishes like the quintessential bargedil(potato cutlets), bean sprouts, fried anchovies, eggplant and 2 types of sambal.
Overall I would come back here again as the food overall is generally good and definitely coming back for the Gulai Tunjang!
We ordered a few other side dishes like the quintessential bargedil(potato cutlets), bean sprouts, fried anchovies, eggplant and 2 types of sambal.
Overall I would come back here again as the food overall is generally good and definitely coming back for the Gulai Tunjang!
20. Pahang Street



















