Today I tapau-ed lunch from the Nasi Padang stall.
The ingredients I chose are as follows: fried chicken cutlets, cheese sausage, small tofu with some peanut-ish thing in it and lemak gravy.

The chicken cutlet was fried well and was crispy yet tender, though a little harder than usual.
The cheese sausage was delicious and the cheese just oozes out when you take a bite. YUM!
The tofu tasted rather normal though.
The lady was very generous with the lemak and included some vegetables from the gravy for me too.

At $3.70, it definitely was a filling meal and of above average standard

When I last went to Fish & Co, I ordered the Seafood Platter for One.
It is described as "A generous array of grilled seafood such as tiger prawns, dory fillet and calamari served on a bed of paella rice and chips".

I definitely have to agree.
Fish & Co does serve their food in very generous portions!
The food has always been up to standard whenever I've patronized the restaurant.
This time round, was no different.

The tiger prawns were grilled very well and the dory fillet was grilled till the bottom of it was a little crisp yet chewy and tender when bitten into.
Both the prawns and fillet feels like they melt into your mouth after a while. Definitely shows how well they were grilled!

The fries, AS ALWAYS, is absolutely delicious.
Thick and crisp, not too oily or salty and satisfaction in every bite.

Service is great as well!
Loved it!

On Friday evening, my friend and I met up and we headed to Little India.
We were torn between heading to Banana Leaf Apollo or Sakunthala's.
Since we usually head to the former, we decided to give the latter a try.
BAD DECISION.

I ordered the chicken + rice meal which came with Masala Chicken, Rice, Pappadam and some vege whereas my friend ordered 2 chappattis with Fried Chicken.
Firstly, the masala chicken that we were given were mostly bones and very little meat.
On top of that, it wasn't tasty at all!
The masala tasted weird.
The vege's served with the rice tasted bad as well and I only had a spoon of it while the rest went to waste
As for the fried chicken, it was probably the worst fried chicken I've ever tried!
It was terribly hard and not crispy or tender like how fried chicken usually is.

Although we both were famished, it was difficult to stomach the food.
It really was bad.
And if that isn't bad enough, we paid too much for horrible food.
The bill came up to $19.20 (we had ordered a lime juice and iced lemon tea on top of the food).
I definitely expected the food to cost way lesser as we wasted at least half of it due to how horrible it was in taste.
Definitely not going back again!!!

P.S. no pictures taken. food was too horrible to even want to take a picture of it.

While on my way home from school yesterday, I had to drop by Anchorpoint.
As I was starving, I headed over to Swissbake which had such an inviting aroma.

I was craving something light with meat in it and hence, I settled for the Curry Puff which had the appealing description of containing potato, flaky pastry, onion, chicken, vegetables, spices, egg.
However, I was quite disappointed.
The curry puff was too flaky for my liking and the outer crust was too thick.
Even though it was very crispy, I couldn't quite taste the filling till I got to the middle of it.

The filling was quite generous but it didn't taste satisfactory.
I could mostly only taste the potato and very little chicken.

A huge disappointment!
Definitely won't try the curry puff again.
But will continue patronizing this bakery as their other pastries are really delicious!

On Friday evening, my friends and I headed here and had dinner.
Once we were done, I couldn't resist buying tutu kueh as it smelt too good!

The tutu kueh was delicious!
I bought the coconut one and it wasn't too soft that it broke apart too easily and neither was it too hard!
The serving of coconut was very generous too.
The warmness of the tutu kueh just melted into my mouth along with the coconut.

YUMMY!