One by one they came - the guests and their choice dishes for the evening...a veritable feast not just for the eyes but for the palate. Each brought a culinary delight to tease the senses and tickle our taste buds which were screaming for more. Surprisingly, the ladies ate more than the guys - at least at the beginning...The following photo taken at the earlier part of the evening only showcases 30% of the fabulous array of food that filled the table and our stomaches which included Belachan Chicken, Roti Jala and Curry Chicken, Steamed Chicken, Sarawak Laksa (made by yours truly), Char Koay Teow, Roast Chicken Wings, Fried Mee Hoon, Or Nee, Durian Pulut, Cucuk Udang, Yee Sang, Local Cakes, Desserts, Bubur Cha Cha, soft drinks, beer, wine, fruits etc
Up, Close and Yee Sang!
And loh sang...
Then an old friend brought a surprise birthday cake and everyone was rolling with laughter when they saw the cake cos it looks exactly like my cousin
See for yourself...:-) He is a MMA, Shaolin, Wingtsun, Muay Thai exponent. In fact, three other cousins run martial arts schools - on in London, one in San Francisco and one in Penang. I was supposed to have taken up Shalin in the early 1970s with him under the late Dato' P'ng but most regretfully I chickened out then. Today, he is a skilled exponent of many forms martial arts ...
Gem Next time somebody snoops around the street where you live for a missing dog, have your cousin pop by to flex his muscles. You may be out of action for shaolin training but don't you happen to have a strapping young son as a perfect candidate? So glad Chap Goh Meh turned out beautifully for you!