I felt good meeting old friends again at hometown. Without them, I wouldn't get free accomodation. Without them, I wouldn't easily get moved around the city. Without them, I wouldn't be able to secure a ticket back to Singapore. Thanks a lot, buddies!I am always proud as a Malaccan. A recognised world heritage and historical state. A place where I grew up. A place where I had lots of sweet memories with family and friends. A place where I can eat all I can!
Nyonya laksa, one of my die-die must eat food when I am back. A year ago, I still managed to get a table inside the restaurant. After a year, I saw a very long Q till the road outside. I saw traffic jam around Jonker Street. You can imagine how fast the tourist industry has boomed in Malacca.
Satay celup! I love it so much! Counting properly, I have not had it for ages! Somebody reminded me that it is actually not hygienic with the gravy used repeatedly. Well, who cares?! The one I went was located at Ong Kim Wee road. There are 3-4 shops and all were full house! See, tasty food is always irresistible!
One trip home reunites and rekindles our friendship. One trip home brings us back to old days. One trip home brings us laughters and happiness!
You are most welcome Susan! Am very happy to be able to see you again. I like the way you put things into your blog and how you smoothly yet beautifully summarize the whole main points of your one trip home!
ReplyDeleteEherm.. I wonder who reminded you of the "not hygienic" of satay celup?? haha. You started it first gal! But glad that we manage to insist you to have a satay celup before the ikan bakar was all worth it right? If not, you'll miss it.
Good to have you around. Hope to see you again!
haha...I din mention who says it...but u know, someone admitted it here...Haha! Yeah, luckily we proceeded our plan, else I would regret till die. Thanks Kat. Thanks for spending your precious time with me. Thanks for being my driver and thanks for providing a warmth nest to stay overnight. Muaks! You're the best!
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