I teaching my students on this proverb. "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy". Because one of them named himself Jack. Haha. And then I was thinking on myself, "All work and no play makes Jade a dull woman", lol, based on this, I decided to join the rest to a park nearby. Earlier on, while driving home, I was feeling abit tired due to some traffic jam on the road (yes, I got tired easily when I drove while there was jam), but after much thinking, I thought a walk a the park would rejunevate me. I shall leave the blogging on the park another time. It is a huge event there and I have 100 photos on them, haven't screened through for editing. So, allow me to share with you what we ate after the walk at the park.

Sany Char Kuey Teow

While walking towards the park after parking, husband and I got attracted to this shop because we had been wanting to eat wet-style kind of 'Char Kuey Teow'. We were thinking to dine here after the walk, but wanted to also discussed with others first whether was it alright. Mother-in-law said it was fine, also it was kind of late, so we just dined here for convenience' sake. It was just a walk away from Titiwangsa Park.

At first, from the outside, I thought the place was a bit run-down and dark, but upon stepping into it, it was already quite spacious with good ventilation since it was ppen-air concept with sufficient fans and lighting. The chairs and tables are all in red making the whole place quite a Christmas feel, as far as for me, especially the side where there is a green wall with words decoration and some flowers. We sat down and immediately was given a menu. Below were what we had ordered.

F O O D

Char Kuey Teow Double

Since we eyed on this place due to 'Char Kuey Teow', of course we must ordered it. Husband said he was 100% sure it would be the wet type, the one I was craving and true enough it was. Yayy!!! 'Kuey teow' is flat rice noodles. 'Char' means stir frying with wok with that wok-hey power. And then sauces and water were added to make this noodle dish with some gravy. I love the clam meat and prawns added. Surprisingly, the seafood was fresh. The whole gravy was seafood-based, super duper appetizing. It was a huge plate too since we ordered double. Husband however preferred the one nearby where he stayed last time. Oh well, to me, this plate of CKT was superb!

Fried Chicken with turmeric

I ordered a dish I loved to be shared with the boys. It was fried chicken with turmeric. We called it 'ayam kunyit' in Malay. Ayam = Chicken. Kunyit = Turmeric. I always love to order this when I came to Malay stall, for whatever reason, it reminded me of my college life, due to the purpose of saving money, I always ordered this dish because it came with chicken, onions, cauliflower and long beans and rice. To me, it was super balanced meal and always huge portion that I could split to two meals. So I often bought this as my lunch and dinner during college time. Those were the days. Very scrumptious fried chicken with turmeric, eaten with rice. Yummy!!!

Omelette Malay-style

In Malay stall, their omelette was always cooked with huge portion of oil, ended up with crispy sides and fluffy inside, super tasty as it was seasoned with fish sauce and salt and some sugar and some MSG. Whenever I ordered 'ayam kunyit', I would add on telur dadar too. It was cheap and a good source of delicious protein. The boys love this too.

B E V E R A G E

Husband ordered iced lemon drink, eldest son ordered iced Milo while me on the weird mood ordered ABC, a shaved iced kind of dessert. My children and husband thought it was weird because rarely I would order dessert. I did not know what was going on but I felt like drinking some super cold drinks, maybe due to the walk at the park. This ABC dessert was nice with a lot of ingredients like chia seed, tapioca pearls, jelly, peanuts, but it was wayyyy too sweet. I drank till had electric sent up to my ears, if you get what I meant. However, my youngest son super loved it. The flavoring was scary to me too. After drinking it, we looked like putting on red lipsticks. Lol... Okay, not a good choice but it definitely quenched my thirst.

Earlier on, after we parked, we also got to enjoy some buildings nearby where we parked. Which was our Istana Budaya.

We were thankful for such good times together. The boys especially exclaimed that it was a super fruitful day for them. Family time was the best. So, no matter how tired, we tried to squeeze time to make it happened.

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