Last week, my teacher took me to a coffee shop near Pulau Tikus for western food dinner. I saw this little western food stall a long time ago at the junction of Jalan Pasar and Solok Moulmein (Moulmein Close) in a coffee shop. It’s also can be said that it’s near to the Pulau Tikus Market.

The western food is only available at night and the little stall in the coffee shop is call Chef’s Delights.

It’s a good approach as I loves local western food. My teacher ordered for me a Chef’s Special Chicken Chop which is likely to be fried chicken fillet in batter. The best is the sauce, remember to ask for separate sauce so you can also deep some of your fries in it. Unfortunately, it’s not allow to ask for extra sauce, that’s what people have been telling me, you want more sauce, you pay.

Overall, it’s a nice food to eat and I think I’ll bring my parents there to try out too.

Click here for the map.

I don’t really eat ice cream a lot, doesn’t mean that I don’t eat or dislike ice cream, it’s just that I don’t always eat it. Last week, my teacher brought me to Haagen Daaz at Belissa Row. For so many years, I don’t remember when is the last time I went to there so I’ll just consider it as my new first time.

All the ice cream on the menu are over 20 bucks and don’t really know which is nice and what to order. It’s my teacher’s treat, but I don’t really want to order something expensive so I found not the cheapest one, the Brownie Chocolate Ice Cream, 2 scoops and come with a hot chocolate milk. One of the scooped I ordered is Chocolate Chips and another one is Tiramisu. It’s nice, like the tiramisu one because it has a little bit of alcohol in it and I can’t really finish the brownie because I was fulled that time.

Here’s another one that my teacher has ordered which is the banana splits with 3 scoops. There’s Belgium Chocolate, Vanilla and Macademia Nuts. I like the macademia nuts flavours, it’s nice and I like the chocolate one too.

My teacher was so playful to pour the chocolate milk on the plate, he said it’s nice. LOL

Haagen Daaz is expensive, anyway thanks Anthony, my teacher for the treats. I guess I’ll have to save on my allowance to visit Haagen Daaz again.

My school canteen is having a promotion right now for the softdrink 7up Revive. It’s selling for RM1/can and it’s quite cheap for that price. Usually, it’s around RM1.40-1.60 for a normal softdrinks. Guess the expiring date is coming soon and they still got a lot of stock and so it’s getting cheap.

Hopefully, I don’t get a expired one. Hehe

Gashapon is those Japanese slot game where you put in coin, twist and draw something out. It’s quite famous in Japan and Hong Kong and you usually find these in Toys R’ Us. Recently, while I was walking around in Gurney Plaza at the 7th floor where the arcade is, I saw there’s a little corner which is lighted up. I thought it was a store selling something but walking closer to take a look, it’s a corner full of gashapon/gachapon machines.

Not sure whether it’s operate by the person behind the arcade gaming centre or not but wonder will it be a good business in Malaysia because it’s not very famous here.

Anyway, it’s good to have something new here. =)

In conjunction with the Euro 2008 Cup that is happening in this month, I just saw the McDonald’s (Sunrise, Gurney Drive) that is near to my place has just installed a huge TV in its premise. I believe it’s most probably to be playing the sports channel. McDonald’s here is following the footstep of McD’s in Singapore which almost most of them have TVs in their store since the World Cup 2 years ago.

Now Mamak Stall/Nasi Kandar Restaurant has a fight as more and more McDonald’s are operating 24 hours. So which will you go in the midnight? Mamak Stall or McD’s? For me, I think I’ll go to McDonald’s because they got Wifi there and unlimited beverage refill. Hehe.

Talking about the direction first. Imagine you are on Chulia St, you now there’s the famous Wen Chang Hainan Chicken Rice Shop, there’s a junction beside shop, turn right in and you will came across a flat, Boey Chong Kee is located just right below the flat.

My dad told me that the flat there is the earliest flat that exist in Penang. I have been to this place for a lot of time, since many many years ago, like when I’m small. Funny is we order the same dish every time we go there for dinner.

Vegetable is good for health. Plain fried Choi Sum 菜心 is nice but the portion is quite small.

Dad loves beef and he will other this fried Ngao Zhap 炒牛杂。There’s beef, beef’s organ and eggs.

Here comes my favourite dish of all time, the Ginger Duck Meat where it taste a bit salty and the sauce is nice. You should try this if you got a chance to visit this restaurant.

The fish head is also quite nice, it’s called the Hong Siu Yu Tou 红烧鱼头.

Seriously, I recommend this place, it maybe hard for you to look out, just check out the junction beside Wen Chang Chicken Rice Shop at Chulia Street at night. Though, you may need to get there early because there will be a lot of people at night and by then time you will have to wait long for the food to be served.

Check out the map here to the restaurant here.