This be the signboard of the restaurant. It's located just a little further away than Tasty Corner though it's still within the boundaries of the overhead road of Gadong and just next to Standard Chartered Bank of the main branch and the same block with Hua Ho
This be the interior of the restaurant. Nothing fancy, just like any other Chinese kopitiam restaurant, but there is a sort of isolated feel to it. Maybe it's because it's way down the road there and being quite hidden from view, or maybe it's just old
Well, I was right about the old part. This be the menu of the restaurant and according to the top, this restaurant has been established since 1952! Talk about the longest running restaurant! My best friend said this is one of those old restaurants that came from KB and claims that people who come from KB to do business in town tend to work out quite well. Judging by the date, and the fact that the restaurant is still standing, I'd attest to that
Wasn't feeling too hungry, and I wanted something less sweet, so I ordered warm barley drink, though they really went forth and made so non-sweet, like they skimmed on the sugar or something. Ah, well, it's fine, no big
My best friend ordered 100plus, as usual aside from his Kasturi ping. LOL
My best friend ordered wa tan ho, as usual, the most common yet tasty treat we Chinese love to eat. Looks yummy though, even though I didn't try it
I ordered French toast, since I'm stuffed as hell, but need a dessert to counter the saltiness of LaMee's food. It's an interesting make. It's basically fried with egg, but it's also spread with peanut butter. Now imagine bread with the combination of egg and peanut butter. Interesting taste, no? It's like I'm eating a breakfast combo in one or something, LOL. Though it's a little bit on the oily sideA quite recommendable place, though probably I need to actually eat a main course of food to actually make a proper judgment. Reprisal is possibly needed
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