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2012-01-13
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This has been my choice whenever i am hit by a crazy craving for fried carrot cake. I was there this morning to have breakfast and to take away this famous carrot cake for my grandparents. I was there at about 10.25 am. I ordered a $4 plate to share with my partner and another $4 portion to be taken away for grandparents. The smallest serving is $2 followed by $3 then $4. The lady informed me that at least 20 minutes of waiting time would be expected. I remember once when i came by on a Sunday,
I was there at about 10.25 am. I ordered a $4 plate to share with my partner and another $4 portion to be taken away for grandparents. The smallest serving is $2 followed by $3 then $4. The lady informed me that at least 20 minutes of waiting time would be expected. I remember once when i came by on a Sunday, i was told that the waiting time was about 45 minutes to a hour. I have since try to avoid coming by during the weekends.
The fried carrot cake served to my table at about 20 minutes later with 2 pairs of chopsticks. I reminded the lady that i have ordered a packet to take away. She asked me to pick it up after done eating.
When I went back to the stall to pick up, the same lady asked me to wait for a little while as they would be serving those fresh from the pan. I like how they tied the packet using the raffia string in a very old school way.
My grandfather was delighted when this packet of carrot cake was presented to him. He enjoyed eating it very much. He is such a simple man with such simple pleasure.
The carrot cake was handmade by the 2 sisters right at their stall using the recipe handed down by their mother. The texture of the carrot cake was soft and moist and they pan-fried it to give it the crispiness then applied a layer of chilli on them before served.
Strongly recommended.
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