Thursday Dinner

I went out to dinner with A in Little Korea Ampang and we had a really fun time chatting. She ordered heaps of food. Apart from the appetizers (in picture) we also had a hotplate of beef with spiced cabbage (delicious), a sweet-tangy soup (even more delicious), each a bowl of cold buckwheat noodles (sweet-ish soup) and a Jep Chae (vermicelli with vegetables).

Washed down with a nice bottle of black raspberry wine and cold water. We had an iced coffee each for dessert which was super yummy… ate until I was stuffed, tummy stuck out ha ha.

Korean BBQ

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Korean BBQ 2

Saturday Dinner

Korean appetizers and freshly tossed salad

Korean BBQ at Born Ga. A lot of food, fantastic meal, very authentic, too much to eat!

We ordered the famous woosyeamgeok (specially seasoned sliced beef) and a seafood pancake and a belly pork dish. All the accompaniments were vegetables and fantastic salads. Not stingy at all as they kept refilling (usually Korean restaurants pretty stingy with the appetizers and vegetables). We also ordered seafood pancake, I didn’t have any, but it was for my friend who eats seafood but doesn’t eat meat. Then as customary, a few pieces of fruit for dessert. And lots of light Korean tea.

Fruit Dessert at Bong Ga

Assorted fresh vegetables, kim chi and appetizers

Grilled Vegetable plate

Seafood Pancake

Monday Dinner

Got home around 8.45pm after Combat and made some food…

Rocket Salad with Pear, Arryn Cheese and Pine Nuts

Salad, lightly dressed with olive oil and balsamic vinegar

Main Course. Big headed bean sprouts (Korean style) with lightly seasoned chicken (in a bit of soya sauce and sesame oil)

Stir fried Bean Sprouts with sliced Chicken

Dessert – Fresh Fruit

One apple and One orange

Sunday Dinner at Kem Chicks Supermarket Stalls

In the supermarket at PP, there’s a nice food area with tables.

Dinner at 8.30pm, I ordered a Dolsot Bi Bim Bap (Korean) and a Lime juice. I didn’t bring my BB with me so here’s a photo of what a BBB looks like.

Then at (new) home, we shared some fruit we bought from the supermarket – pear, orange, apple and a jambu.