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Ask anyone on where to have dimsum and they’ll recommend you on the famous, high-class dim sum restaurant, Foh San. However, the people of Ipoh themselves would recommend on other restaurant like Ming Court or Yoke Fook Moon. Indecisive on which one to go, we decided to head to Yoke Fook Moon first, before going for Foh San. We wanted to go for the 3rd choice (Ming Court) but our stomach were beyond full after entering Foh San.
Cut all the crap, let me show you the dimsum from Foh San!
It’s time to talk about food! Slurps.
Ahhh.. How I wish I’m still in KL, where I could with bunch of friends to Sri Petaling for dimsum eventho the dimsum there is nothing compare to the one I had in Ipoh few weeks ago. Haha!
The Ipoh Makan trip was a spontaneous one. It sparked off when my sis requested for dimsum that weekend. Since I got bored of the dimsum restaurant in the neighbourhood, I thought – why not go to Ipoh for dimsum?
And we did! We went to two places somemore! The first one is Yoke Fook Moon Restaurant.
I’m super fulllllllllllll!
Just came back from 1 day trip to Ipoh for makan-makan session! We ‘flew’ from one place to the others. Some are good, some are erm.. disappointing. Some are closed, but already made up our minds to visit them next time.
We even visited the caves, giving our tummies some time to digest them before starting eating again. Lol
I’ll specifically cover them one by one soon! Right now I need to shower, finish up my Indon posts and pre-pack for my coming trip!
See you!
I always wish that I’m a bird, so that I could fly up and see the ground from above. My wish was granted – not being a bird, but having the ability of looking things from a ‘bird view’; many thanks to the 2nd Putrajaya International Hot Air Balloon Festival.
You see, looking down from the plane window isn’t counted since sometimes you can see the ground, sometimes you can’t because of the clouds!
Haha. So the day earlier, I purposely boarded the night bus all the way to Kuala Lumpur after work and bunked at my sis’s place for that weekend. The next morning, Sat picked me up and went all the way to Putrajaya for this festival. Upon entering the prominent bridge of Putrajaya, I could see the big balloons like “Levi’s”, “Darth Vader” and so on which got me very excited on it.
Then I told Sat, I wanna take picture with Dark Vader’s head! which he gave me the usual, “luannnnn.“
We spent almost an hour stuck in the jam in the car park area. The cars weren’t moving, people were honking and I seriously don’t understand why there’s only ONE entrance for going IN and OUT of the car park area? Can’t they foresee that MANY people would throng the area that weekend?
Obviously I was upset with the jam (I was pretty much calm earlier, but got fed up soon) is because the moment we parked our car, ALL THE NICE LOOKING BALLOONS WERE NO LONGER UP IN THE SKY! I was soooo disappointed as the main reason I insisted on coming to the Hot Air Balloon Fest is to take picture of those cute looking balloons. RWAR!
What’s down were already down. So we headed to the balloon ride area.
One of the night during Chinese New Year, my family and I happened to drop by a temple in Armenian Street. I rarely go praying around in island, so I don’t really know much about the temples there unless it’s the super famous and prominent ones – like Kek Lok Si and Kuan Yin Teng. But somehow fate brought us there that night.
Apparently Hock Teik Cheng Sin Temple is famous in giving ‘numbers’!
While dad prayed to the deities in the temples, I took the opportunity to take pictures of the surrounding using my Olympus miu! No, I didn’t bring my DSLR out that day. Lol.
