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food desperados

After having angmoh food for the whole week, I was seriously craving for some Chinese food on Friday so I suggested going to Chinatown for a good dinner to end a tiring work week. So Yeelin brought me to this Taiwanese eatery in Leceister Square and as we both were similarly desperate hehe*plus really hungry* we were too ambitious and ordered way more than what we could eat. In the end we had to dabao food back home. Well, whatever that makes us happy lah :)

food galore -
1 bowl Taiwanese beef brisket noodles,
8 xiao long baos (we didn't know it comes in 8s!),
1 (huge) osyter egg omelette,
1 kong ba bao, Taiwanese style
2 soya bean milk

We were quite certain we were gonna roll home that night. heehee


To continue our string of Chinese dinners since Friday, I decided to finally cook another Prima Taste mix tonight. I still have so many in my cupboard!!


Might not look very appetising in the way it's presented but it was delicious nonetheless. Prima Taste mix can never go wrong!

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