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2013-01-25
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Our quarterly mahjong night always ends with a feast. Those of us who do not play mahjong will arrive at 8 in time to hear all the exciting results on the mahjong table. As our organiser is a regular to the club, food was very efficient and started to arrive soon after we sat down. Our friend had ordered all that was in season and famous dishes of the restaurant.We started with some cold starters of pickled pig's trotters and marinated fungus in vinegar. I forgot to take photos of these but the
We started with some cold starters of pickled pig's trotters and marinated fungus in vinegar. I forgot to take photos of these but the trotters were very crispy and fresh tasting, not greasy nor oily. The fungus was a bit too sour.
There was a plate of fried Choi Sum to follow and desserts were steamed Malay Pudding (馬拉糕) which is one of the club's specialties and an almond paste soup. As I don't like Chinese sweet soups, I had a piece of pudding which I have to agree was very good.
So we thanked our member classmate for organising a wonderful winter feast and patiently wait another quarter before we meet for our Spring gathering of good food, good mahjong and good fun.
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