Headed down to Daidomon Yakiniku BBQ at Keypoint Beach Rd with friends for dinner on Saturday, we decided to try it out for the second time after our first expedition back in Mar 08.
Shall let the pics speak for themselves =)
Fresh scallops
Shall let the pics speak for themselves =)
Fresh scallops
Tender beef primed for the grill
Fresh blue fin tuna and salmon sashimi
Raw beef with egg yolk
Cow liver...not my cup of tea
From our first trip down four months ago, our makan group expanded to eight from the initial five. Total strength: Lawrence, Gavin, Terence, Hsia Yee, Wanyin, Sau Leng, Melissa & Kevin
Cow liver...not my cup of tea
From our first trip down four months ago, our makan group expanded to eight from the initial five. Total strength: Lawrence, Gavin, Terence, Hsia Yee, Wanyin, Sau Leng, Melissa & Kevin
Hsia Yee, Wanyin, Sau Leng & Melissa
Lawrence, Kevin & Gavin
Hsia Yee, Wanyin & Sau Leng
Digicam fest
Aftermath
Aftermath...
Aftermath.............
After such a scrumptous meal which left us all with bloated tummies, we decided to walk it off abit by taking the scenic route through Arab St and Haji Lane enroute to Liang Seah St at Bugis. The night scene at Haji Lane looks entirely different from daytime, as the entire lane is filled on either side with cafes, pubs and eateries jammed packed with sheesha smokers and turkish apple tea drinkers.
The infamous "House of Japan"
The end of Haji Lane
Yes, one way down this enchanting lane...
This is what it looks like in the daytime
After a short walk, we reached Tong Shui Cafe at Liang Seah St. This place makes for a good late night desserts and drinks place, as it operates from 12 noon till 6am daily. Famed for his traditional Hong Kong delicacies, we were in the mood for its wide array of teas, coffees and other herbal drinks.
Ordering drinks...
Sau Leng, Hsia Yee and Terence
Hsia Yee, Wanyin & Sau Leng
Digicam fest
Aftermath
Aftermath...
Aftermath.............
After such a scrumptous meal which left us all with bloated tummies, we decided to walk it off abit by taking the scenic route through Arab St and Haji Lane enroute to Liang Seah St at Bugis. The night scene at Haji Lane looks entirely different from daytime, as the entire lane is filled on either side with cafes, pubs and eateries jammed packed with sheesha smokers and turkish apple tea drinkers.
The infamous "House of Japan"
The end of Haji Lane
Yes, one way down this enchanting lane...
This is what it looks like in the daytime
After a short walk, we reached Tong Shui Cafe at Liang Seah St. This place makes for a good late night desserts and drinks place, as it operates from 12 noon till 6am daily. Famed for his traditional Hong Kong delicacies, we were in the mood for its wide array of teas, coffees and other herbal drinks.
Ordering drinks...
Sau Leng, Hsia Yee and Terence
Gavin and Lawrence
Melissa and Terence
Wanyin and Melissa
Iced cuppacino with coke & Hot 8 treasures tea
Gavin monopolizing all the colourful drinks...
Fresh creamy durian toast
A mix of peranakan and cantonese decor?
After all that's said and done, I needed to go for a 10k run the very next day...and lay off beef for at least 2 weeks....we were just "Daidomoned"!!!
