Monday, April 10, 2006


Kimchi soup full of spices - it really helps to whet our appetites. Posted by Picasa

Beef and chicken slices cooked by my friends. The nicely marinated meat went well with the slightly bitter veggie. Posted by Picasa

This fried shallot egg pancake is interesting. With flour added, it was slightly chewy. Posted by Picasa

Slightly spicy squid dish. Posted by Picasa

The girls were cooking and eating happily. Posted by Picasa

Interesting decor in the private room. Nice chest. We guess the fan was to blow away the smell of the meat cooking on the hot plate. Posted by Picasa

I like the hot buckwheat tea. Fragrant. Posted by Picasa

Side dishes at Ser Ra Berl Korean Restaurant at Furama Hotel last Thur evening. That was my first time having a Korean meal. I like the dried anchovies - spicy and sweet. Posted by Picasa

Thursday, April 06, 2006


Bob the stray cat is comfortable on the 2nd floor and has been pooing and peeing in the corner of the opposite unit, causing a stench. The guy who claimed that he does not take care of Bob said he has used soda water to clean up the soiled area for his neighbour. We asked him to sterilise the cat and he said he's jobless and Bob is not his. We also told him to inform the person feeding the cat to do it downstairs instead. Posted by Picasa

An unsterilised cat at the multi-storey carpark.  Posted by Picasa

This is a house pet with a collar around her neck. A very friendly cat and we managed to find her owner and told him to please keep an eye on his cat and keep her indoors as we are concerned that she may be taken away if residents in the area start to complain about cats. Posted by Picasa

This chubby looking cat was hiding in the drain in a few blocks away. Posted by Picasa

This pretty little cat (with black eye liner) looks a bit dirty but is very friendly when Dawn and I found her at the block where we were supposed to do a mediation. We went up to the 5th floor and managed to find the resident who told her the cat followed her up and she feeds it. We asked her to feed the cat downstairs and hope she understands and does so to prevent further complaints. Posted by Picasa

A light lunch of oatmeal with dried apricots and wheatgerm yesterday before I left to meet Dawn to go down to the warehouse to pack Cat Welfare Society merchandise for the Cat Show @ Singapore Expo this Sun and also join her for 2 mediation cases. Posted by Picasa

White Neck and Fat Cat were sitting upright apart after filling their stomachs with food. Posted by Picasa

Shadow stretching out comfortably when mum and I were feeding her, White Neck and Fat Cat Posted by Picasa

Sunday, April 02, 2006


I saw these cute balloons @ one of the shops @ Tanglin Mall. See the doggy balloons and also the fish in the balloons above? Posted by Picasa

My final plate: I could resist trying the cakes and pick these 2. The cheese cake was disappointing - powdery feel to it. The carrot walnut cake was nice and moist with a hint of cinnamon. I enjoyed every bit of it and left the rest of the cheese cake untouched.

I like the cafe for its cosy environment and friendly service. However, the food is not that great enough to attract me to make another visit again. Posted by Picasa

I asked my foot, sis' foot and mum' foot to pose for me in this photo. Dad's foot was unavailable at the moment :P Posted by Picasa

Here's me taking the first bite of my ice cream crepe cone :> Posted by Picasa

This crepe cone looked so good that I had to try it with vanilla, strawberry and chocolate ice cream.  Posted by Picasa

Mum tried the waffle with Jackfruit and Choc icecream. I tasted the jackfruit ice cream and went yuck! But I like the waffle with the choc ice cream. Posted by Picasa

Sis dipped pieces of rock melon, honeydew. marshmallow and biscotti into the chocolate fountain. Interesting experience but the chocolate was rather sweet and didn't go well with the sweet fruits. It would have been better if there are dark chocolate and strawberries! Posted by Picasa

My 2nd plate: I only like the garlic naan and satay. The crossiant has this creamy smell that my mum and I detected. The lotus paste bun was alright. Notice the prawn? We could cook skewers of that and other kebabs (like veggies and beef with straw mushroom, etc) in some pots of hot water. I don't really fancy that . Posted by Picasa

I gave my family a treat @ CafeBiz, Traders Hotel. I have read in some review that the food is nice, so I decided to give it a try. It seems reasonable @ $35+++ and we could eat all we want from 12 to 5pm. haha. We only reached the place @ 2pm and left around 4.30pm. This was my first plate of food. My assessment: Not bad but the fritter (you tiao) is too tough. Posted by Picasa