Some things just never change.
Like how crowded the popular ngah choy kai stalls in Ipoh are, most patrons being out-of-towners stopping by for a quick bite.
Like how crunchy and succulent the ngah choy in Ipoh still is. And always will be. We were afraid we could not finish such a big plate, but that obviously was not the problem at all!
Like how tasty the chicken is, although we could very well tell it was extremely oily! The combination of sesame oil, soy sauce, pepper and (I’m pretty darn sure) some secret magic ingredient made it all so worthwhile.
And as I mentioned earlier, some things will never ever change, and that is why my (unbiased) opinion is that Ipoh still serves the BESTEST koay teow ever.
Yes, some things just never change, and we love them all for their neverchangingness. But even more precious than the tastiest food in the world, the feeling of pride and joy when in the midst of a newborn will always remain unchanged too.
Last weekend, I met baby Caitlynn, newborn daughter to my brother and SIL. The sight of a peacefully sleeping baby, oblivious to all the noise made by her brother and sibling, is truly a sight to behold.
Welcome to the world, baby Caitlynn! I hope to be the your favoritest aunt in the whole wide world! 🙂
Oh, and speaking of things that never change, the malls in KL were all decked out in Christmas decorations too, as usual. We were at The Curve and well, if you were not snapping pictures, you’ll really feel out of place!
Speaking of which…I need to go now,…cuz tonight we are setting up our tree! 🙂
I love Ipoh koay teow too. It’s smoother and thinner compared to those we eat elsewhere. And we can’t find those really fat, juicy ngah choy anywhere else either!
Ooh..i miss my ipoh food now..so hungry, just looking at the pics makes me imagine the taste of it..
Hello baby C! And did u visit pavilion as well? I past there few days ago and the chrsitmas decor was splendid, esp at nite!!
food looks yummy and baby too! 🙂
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caitlynn? i suppose you know gary eh?
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