4 days before he turns 6 months old ......

Hi mum, can I have more toys to bite?

boo hoo ..... I can't eat the ice-cream, only "eye-power" ...

Pig out @ Brauhaus Restaurant & Pub

Was too hungry to take any photo of the food ,
in the end, I snapped on the serviette.

Food was only so-so. Paulaner Bräuhaus at Millenia Walk taste so much better. I wonder if I would be critical when it comes to food after I give birth as it seems snakey junior has made me craved for good food - as in - really up to standards! I am not a foodie but it seems that my taste buds have changed. Damn, I guess I wouldn't even want to taste my own cooking if this high standards were to continue. =\

Cravings @ Yomenya Goemon Japanese Spaghetti House

Salmon Spaghetti in cream sauce:
Miserable salmon pieces =(

minced pork spring roll with cheese

Pig out at Michelangelo's Set Lunch

 

Yes, I know. This baby is kindda atas so my cravings are too. Sounds logical? =}

Cravings for Western food

Fish & Co: Chicken with fish + sweet chilli sauce! 

Nowadays I am eating more and more western food, we wonder our baby is really jiak kantang (more westernised). ?_?

Food Cravings List (for my number 2)

1. Subway Tuna Sandwiches (with mustard sauce!)
2. Wedges
3. Potato chips 
4. Cheese Fries
5. Chicken biscuits
6. Ham and cheese bread
7. Sushi (egg, beancurd & dip in the sauce which I don't used to do)
8. Eggs - be it fried, sunny side up, steamed, etc!
9. Anything salty
10. Sparkling Water (gassy mineral water; now more to hot water)

I can't take chilli and curry now though mee siam is still ok.

Hahaa.....totally different from my first. Mostly unhealthy stuff this time, urgh.

Sucking Thumb ... Again

Look ma, very shiok! Don't disturbed me!

......grrr......

Food Cravings List II

A follow up to my previous post :

1. Cha-Siew Ramen
2. Mee Siam
3. Mee Rebus
4. Ayam Penyet
5. Chicken mushroom pie/puff
6. Kuay Zup
7. Roast Pork rice
8. Subway sandwiches
9. Pear
10. Assorted cookies 

Food Cravings List

My food cravings since pregnancy:

1. Char Kuay Teow
2. Hokkien Mee
3. minced meat noodle
4. minced meat 
5. Peanuts/Ground nuts
6. Popiah
7. Rojak
8. Yam cake
9. Carrot cake
10. Zhu Chang fen 
11. Zui Kway
12. Tau Suan
13. Mango/fruit cake
14. Swiss roll
15. Waffles (with chocolate or peanut fillings)
16. Soup (Melon, Lotus, practically any type of soup)
17. Coco Crunch 
18. Sugar Cane drink
19. Yammi Yogurt (Peach Flavour)
20. Orange juice

will update again if there is anymore....

Sake Sushi

Need a break. So I took one day off today before the beginning of the month reporting madness.
Suddenly I crave for Japanese food. So here I come - Sake Sushi (not that it's super delicious but nearest to my place.)

1. Spicy Idako Maki - 6 pcs (The seasoned chopped octopus wrapped in the rice roll stuffed with cucumber in between, coated with spicy seasoning powder and topped with lobster salad with mayonise).
2. Curry chicken Udon

I don't think I can ever finish the above if I weren't preggy (and I would probably not order the above), not to mention drinking honey lemon (1 bottle from the medicated hall) + 1 slice of mago cake from Bengawan Solo. Yum!

Guess my little babe loves them. =)

Mug Root Beer

It has been quite some time since I last drank Mug Root Beer.
But my craving came as I saw the drinks stall selling it in cans.
In the end, hub bought a bottle to "share" with me - I can only drink at most one-third of the bottle due to the sugar content, but better than nothing. heh.

Popiah Craving v.2

hub was really sweet cos he got me another Popiah version -Vegetarian Popiah , together with Qiji popiah from Hougang. What a pleasant surprise ! So I ate that for dinner before heading down for our parentcraft class in the evening. Yummy !

Popiah Craving

Our trip to Kway Guan Huat Joo Chiat Popiah is wasted when the lady said that they do not provide dine-in facility - they only provide ingredients freshly-packed for you to bring home. 1 Set = $45 (approximately for 4 pax) Urgh! 

I was thinking she should as least suggest that she can provide the plates (from the next door beef ball soup which is also under them) so that we can buy the ingredients from her and roll the popiah. She didn't !! When hubby mentioned about going to 7-11 to get paper plates so that we can roll the popiah, she just said it's too troublesome and suggest she get the ingredients to bring home. Seems like they are not hungry for business. Of course, fame has found them, so do money. Why should they bother with just 4 pax eating spending only $45 yeah? And the most sickening thing is: their website doesn't state they don't do any dine-in any more!!! I was extremely disappointed that I can't feast on popiah as I have been craving it for the past 2 weeks+. 

(Side-note: 

This reminds me of a story about the difference between Hong Kongers and Singaporeans. 

One lady was snubbed in Singapore when she wish to buy a fruit from a fruit juice store in town (due to convenience) as the owner brushed her off and said, "Oh, we don't see fruits, we only sell fruit juice." However, in Hong Kong, whoever/whatever gives them the business - no matter how big or small, they just do it. They are more flexible, always looking for opportunities. If customer wants, and they are willing to pay a premium, why not? Win-Win situation.)

I was so angry (and sweating profusely) that I almost forgot that Ling and .r who were supposed to join us for dinner. I also can't be bothered asking her if she could let us use some plates from next door. I quickly call .r that we will have to adjourn to somewhere else and she informed Ling for me, while hubby go further down the lane to check out for any other popiah store. 

Well, lady luck is in - he found a nonya cafe that has popiah - Chilli Padi so we headed there. We ordered the nonya popiah, tauhu goreng, buah keluak fried rice, meat ball soup, and jumbo satay chicken. Guess we shouldn't order a medium bush keluak friend rice (small would suffice) when we are not too sure if we can finish (and perhaps buah keluak is more of an acquired taste....), so in the end, I was extremely full, but satisfied - at least I gotta eat popiah.

Then again, I still prefer Qiji popiah. Will probably head down to one of its branches soon, or get hubby to get for me. 

Coke Cravings

It's a big no-no to drink any drink with caffeine, although one sip or two has no harm. (NOT everyday!)

Thanks to mummysg.com, one of the mummies-AngieTan suggested Mug Root Beer !

But I can't find it in Sheng Shiong, NTUC or Cold Storage. :(

Then after that, my craving subsides..... urgh.

Meanwhile, I should get hubby to go check around and stockup some - Just in case !

Me, hubby and Baby

I didn't expect to discover my pregnancy while still having a 2-weeks seminar.

No wonder I was craving for food in the middle of the night and luckily I got some snacks back into the hotel room. The most obvious craving was calling for room service for a plate of Cha Kway Teow and it costs a whooping $22.70 ! My most expensive (and perhaps delicious?) Cha Kway Teow ever.

Dory and salmon doesn't seem to look as tasty and soup noodles has become my best friend throughout the remaining few days of seminar. hmm.