More Hari Raya Open House

Yesterday, I visited a good friend’s open house for Hari Raya. The food was so GOOD! The Nasi Tomato, the Lemang and the Ayam Masak Merah is so delicious, I had to take a second helping of all three. Hehe…

After having such a good lunch, I decided to have a good dessert. So, yup, decided to go to Swensens at Subang Parade.

“Stressed spelled backwards is desserts. Coincidence? I think not!” ~Author Unknown

Time for Desserts!

Swensens

Swensens at Subang Parade is a good place to have dessert. Swensens, cafe & restaurant provides a lot of variety of interesting ice cream flavour and servings.

I am attaching a photo here with all the wonderful and exotic falvour of the ice creams in Swensens. [Just click on the image to enlarge it & you can see all the yummy flavours available!] You can either choose to have their ready-made ice cream from the menu or opt to have your own mix of flavour and toppings.

I chose to have Frosted Chocolate Malt as my dessert of the day. It was UBER-SWEET! Love it!

Conrad had Banana Split, one of the “All time favourite” ice cream there.

I love Swensens! Not only because of the fabulous choice of ice creams, but also because of the interior decor. It does not look so modern, but still, it has nice homely decor that makes it so cozy and nice to spend time with family and friends there.

For birthday celebrations, Swensens does provide Birthday Cakes for sale. And yes, of course, their cakes are made from ICE CREAM! For 1 kg of a cake, the cost is only RM65.00. I would say that’s worth it!

There’s a special gigantic ice cream here called “Earthquake”. It’s BIG!!! The normal price for “Earthquake” is RM4+.++. BUT, every Tuesday, there’s a 50% off for “Earthquake”. Worth it? Of course!!!

And for kids, every Sunday, Swensens has its promotional 50% off for kids!

“I doubt whether the world holds for anyone a more soul-stirring surprise than the first adventure with ice cream. ” ~Heywood Broun

Siew Pao

Now, let’s talk about Siew Pao, another delicious dessert! (Yup, I had this too later in the evening) :p

The famous Siew Pao is of course, the Seremban Siew Pao. But what if you have no time to go all the way to Seremban? And yeah, to just buy the Siew Pao? Is that worth the time and money to travel all the way to Seremban?

Well, here’s an alternative. The Esquire Kitchen Siew Pao!!!

The taste? LOVE it! The taste does resemble the famous Seremban Siew Pao. But personally, I found the Esquire Kitchen Siew Pao to taste better and more yummy!!!

It’s also bigger than the usual Seremban Siew Pao. And the price? It’s only RM1.60 per Siew Pao.

There are many outlets for Esquire Kitchen. Yup, you can click the link HERE to see which outlet is the nearest to you. Anyone can opt to go to the nearest outlet and to try this Siew Pao. The one that I went to was located at Atria Shopping Centre, Damansara Jaya.

Misc - Indomie Mee Goreng

Getting off topic for a while… Yup, enough about dessert. Let me share what do I have if I don’t go out to eat, or if I’m too lazy to even call for delivery, or when I’m not too hungry but I’m thinking that it would be good to have something nice to eat… The choice is - Indomie Mee Goreng! Hehe.

Yup, Indomie Mee Goreng is my favourite instant noodle of all time. Mee Goreng stands for fried noodle.

Besides the acquired taste, the simple reason why I like it is because it’s so easy to prepare!

I like to have my Indomie with fried egg. Yummy! Haha. A good meal to have for late night supper.

Yeah, this fried Indomie is so famous that there’s 1 mamak restaurant in Bangsar well-known of its Indomie Goreng. If I happen to pass that area, I will sure drop by that mamak restaurant for their Indomie. But I’m proud to say that my own home-cooked Indomie is far better than that, of course! Haha…