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Saturday, July 04, 2009

Wan Chai Hong Kong Tea Room 湾仔香港奶茶店


Prior to penning this entry, I thought that I would have nothing good to say about Wan Chai Hong Kong Tea Room at Bishan. Afterall, most of the results that turned up on google gave it the thumbs down.

From the service to the food, nothing seems to please the reviewers. I was bewildered because this was my third visit to Wan Chai (my first two visits were at the IMM outlet) but all my experiences were quite satisfactory.
 
Contrary to what most of the reviewers said about their staffs, I find the aunties friendly and courteous. The cashier repeated what we ticked on the menu to confirm our orders while the waitress who served us often dropped by our table to check on us and to make small talk. Some people may not like that but I feel it's all part of the cha chaan teng culture.

I noticed that the younger staffs tend to be more aloof compared to the aunties but to be fair, as far as I can see, they were quite efficient with their duties.
 


Sunday, June 28, 2009

Happy Papas' Day




This was a belated post from last Saturday.

We were at Zhou's Kitchen situated at Jurong Point to celebrate Papas' Day. It was my first trip there since the opening of the new wing and I totally lost my way inside while trying to meet up with the rest of the clan at the restaurant.

There was a huge water feature at the front of the restaurant, pushing the rest of the dining area to the back which, I feel is a waste of space. They could have fully utilise the space and fill it up with a couple more tables.


Saturday, June 27, 2009

Neda's Death




A few days ago, my dad walked through the door and spoke frenziedly about this video of an Iran woman who was shot and later died, with blood pouring from her gaping wound. Over the next several days, I read about Neda from the newpapers about how she was shot after getting down from the car for a breather where a riot was taking place nearby.

What grappled me was that the police did not return her body to her family and buried her without their consent. The government banned all mourning ceremonies at the mosques and the police kept Neda's friends away from consoling her family. Yet, the most outrageous thing was that the family were being forced out of their apartment by the authorities!


Friday, June 26, 2009

King Of Pop Dies


The world saw the demise of a superstar - Michael Jackson.

Despite negative reports about his private life, his contributions and the influence he had on the music scene was undeniable.

(CNN) -- Michael Jackson, the show-stopping singer whose best-selling albums -- including "Off the Wall", "Thriller" and "Bad" -- and electrifying stage presence made him one of the most popular artists of all time, died Thursday, CNN has confirmed. He was 50.
He collapsed at his residence in the Holmby Hills section of Los Angeles, California, about noon Pacific time, suffering cardiac arrest, according to brother Randy Jackson. He died at UCLA Medical Center.
As news of his death spread, stunned fans began to react and remember one of the most remarkable careers in music.

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Oh dear, what's gonna happen to his Neverland ranch and all the little boys?

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Monday, June 22, 2009

Princess Mononoke 幽灵公主


Ashitaka was cursed with a deadly spell on his right arm while trying to protect his village from the Tatari Gami (Curse God). At the advice of the witch doctor, he must leave his village in search of the cure at a mysterious forest in the West .

He sets off on his journey and came to a mining facility at the edge the forest which was run by Lady Eboshi and her followers.

Residing deep inside the forest was a herd of wild boars and Mononoke, a human child raised by Moro, the Wolf God.

In her search for ore, Lady Eboshi has been depleting the forest resources and killing the forest creatures, planting deep animosity between humans and animals.

Ashitaka learned that the Tatari Gami who inflicted the curse on him was actually a Boar God from this very forest! The Boar God was consumed with so much hatred against the humans that he transformed into the Tatari Gami!

Unveiling the mystery behind his curse, Ashitake discovered Lady Eboshi's sinister plan to kill Shishi Gami, the Guardian of the forest, who is his only hope of lifting the curse...



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