Australia Trip Episode 5
On this day, we decided to go grocery shopping. :)
I had always wanted to have a grocery shopping session with Chu Ian just because it is an experience i believe every couple should have. :D IT IS FUN! :D
Although i have a feeling that i enjoy it far more than others due to my er.. homely-ness nature. :) As much as it is so, that does not mean that i intent to nor aspire to be a housewife (not that it is a bad thing). I just like the feeling...if i make any sense..xD
After grocery shopping we had the most delicious Indian cuisine EVER (after Gill). :D It had everything i loved - in particular: SPICY FOOOD. *slurps*
It was after some persuasion that Chee Yung decided to join us (didn't want to be the lamp post). xD Good thing he came! Because that meant great company and more variety of food! :D
GAhhhh...not sure about you but the pictures are making me sooooooooooooooo hunnnggrrryy!! I really miss the food!!
Here are some random shots of the railways nearly everywhere in Melbourne:
A/N: for those who have been diligently and loyally reading through my post would realise (did you?) that i had missed out on Episode Four. :P That was because i fell ill again after heading to Flinders Street and had to be pampered once more. xP
MORE TO COME! :D
I had always wanted to have a grocery shopping session with Chu Ian just because it is an experience i believe every couple should have. :D IT IS FUN! :D
Although i have a feeling that i enjoy it far more than others due to my er.. homely-ness nature. :) As much as it is so, that does not mean that i intent to nor aspire to be a housewife (not that it is a bad thing). I just like the feeling...if i make any sense..xD
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| EVERYTHING..and i do mean EVERYTHING seems to be ten times the size of Malaysian version. |
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| I wanted to fool my parents into thinking that cili padi in Aussie was THAT huge! Hahaha! Obviously not. It's some pepper. I think. |
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| THEY HAVE PETALING STREET IN AUSTRALIA! HAAHA! After a while, as a Malaysian, you would start noticing that this is actually pretty normal - most of Malaysian restaurants use similar names. |
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| I thought this was pretty cool and wished that Malaysia would implement too. It functions as your own check out counter. :D |
After grocery shopping we had the most delicious Indian cuisine EVER (after Gill). :D It had everything i loved - in particular: SPICY FOOOD. *slurps*
It was after some persuasion that Chee Yung decided to join us (didn't want to be the lamp post). xD Good thing he came! Because that meant great company and more variety of food! :D
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| Original papadums are still my favourite over this spiced variation |
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| Whilst the chilli pastes were very salty, it was SO SPICY i made a special exception and gobbled it with naan! :D |
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| Cheese naan |
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| Garlic naan |
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| Goat Special |
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| Chicken Tikka |
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| Palak Paneer |
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| Lamb Briyani |
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GAhhhh...not sure about you but the pictures are making me sooooooooooooooo hunnnggrrryy!! I really miss the food!!
Here are some random shots of the railways nearly everywhere in Melbourne:
A/N: for those who have been diligently and loyally reading through my post would realise (did you?) that i had missed out on Episode Four. :P That was because i fell ill again after heading to Flinders Street and had to be pampered once more. xP
MORE TO COME! :D
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