Thursday, January 31. 2008

Coolcat Shoots For Food

Since I've been such a lazy blogger lately, let me make up to you, my dear readers by posting some of my favourite foodie (and drink) shots. It's one of the things I'll miss in my current job - ah, the lovely lovely Japanese food! And regardless what one dear reader says about my supposedly 'unhealthy' food shots, you can't deny that Japanese food is one of the healthiest things you can eat. The raw-er, the better ;-)

Yeah so, there ya go. After a week's worth of blog drought, I present to you two postings today. Enjoy!


Mango Salad - utterly delish!!!


Just for fun shot. We ordered some fish and chips and air batu campur (ABC) at the Coffee House nearby.


Tofu Salad - this is great, too!!!


We washed everything down with this refreshing apple lime juice


I suppose this tastes as good as most sake do. It's too expensive for us to gulp it though, so I wouldn't know :-P
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*That mango salad looks good!

Where's that from?
#1 synical (Homepage) on 2008-01-31 18:55 (Reply)
*The KST Japanese Restaurant at Tropicana Golf & Country club.
#1.1 coolcat (Homepage) on 2008-01-31 22:24 (Reply)
*eh? i didn't know they grew mangoes in Japan. or else it's a Malaysianized version of Jap food? OK, i concede, this spread is not that health problem causing. appealing to the eye though.

never tasted sake before. looks so still, that fiery liquid.

Malaysians are bent on driving long distances just for the food. I'd wager it takes you an hour or so to get to that Country club?
#2 kwipex10 on 2008-02-01 06:29 (Reply)
*Hehe, I wouldn't say I'll drive more than 1 hour to get some nice grub to eat. Getting to the clubhouse on a weekend is about 30-40 mins from home.
#2.1 coolcat (Homepage) on 2008-02-03 17:55 (Reply)

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