Sunday, January 11, 2009

Food for thought



Had craving for some Japanese Yakitori today so we headed to Shokudo at City Hall. It is like Marche, kind of like a food bazaar of everything Japanese. The food isn't that great but I like the flexibility of ordering what I like. And most importantly, this is one of the few places we don't have to queue or wait to get a seat. Good news for me, but not too good for them I guess. The waffles here are very nice, so I usually eat something light for my main and reserve tummy space for their waffles with ice cream.

On a second note, I suddenly have this feeling today that I am really going to miss the food here. I think about the Bak Ku Teh at Keppel, my all-time favourite chicken rice at Clementi (the same stall since I was young till now), Claypot Chicken Rice at Queensway and Chilli/ Pepper Crab and I know I will feel disgruntled somehow when we are in Sydney.

5 comments:

rene said...

WAFFLES! I want! Yes, Singapore does really have all kinds of food and I do miss it sometimes too! The chicken rice stall still there???? Wow, same owner? The tau kuay jiu next stall still there? I still remember they drove rolls royce and bring the bean curd drink to the stall hahah

Momo said...

Yes, the same stall and the same family of men running it! It was so funny the other day when TS brought his niece and nephew there to eat the chicken rice, and I kept asking if they can finish or not! I finished the plate for them!

You should go there when you are back!

CheekyMonster's Mommy said...

Happy Niu Yr to u & Family!!

Nice blogskin :) i think its fantastic tt you're doing the PhD, U Go Girl!

i didnt quite like Shokudo too, but they hv variety :P

Momo said...

Hi CheekyMonster Mommy! Happy Niu Year too to you and family!

Btw, we cannot access yr blog...:(

CheekyMonster's Mommy said...

Hi Ryan's Mom :) sorry i got to lock my entries cos got *ahem* private info. lots of frens had to sign up for Livejournal a/c, once we add each other, then u can see them.

sorry for the inconvenience gal.