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Lunch Meal at Union Farm Restaurant “Chee Pow Kai”

After receiving our project guide for CS3266, which is a 10 pages project guide with the same workload of CS3214, I’m totally blow off by the specifications required of us. A full project with only 2 members (Kelvin and Me). +_+! Its supposes to be a short and relaxing last semester.

Anyway, life is full of challenges and we have to eat before facing these challenges… So 7 of us, zm, kelvin, zw, wx, kenny, wq and me, decided to have our lunch at a nearby, In between Maju camp and SIM University, famous restaurant “Union Chee Pow Kai”. The restaurant is famous for the “Chee Pow Kai”,paper wrapped chickcn, which indeed is yummy. The only praise I have is for the Chee Pow Kai… Below are some of the problem which we felt…

  1. Price doesn’t match the quantities
    The price for our set meal, 6 person set meal, is $138, but the quantity is like for 4 people. 1 “Large” plate of fried rice for 7 people? It is only the same portion as I buy 2 packs of fried rice from other “zi char”. Too Little for us LAH! Ripped off !
  2. Overcharged food item
    3 plates of pickles which cost $6.00.
    Vinegar pig legs: 3 piece of meat plus 1 egg for 7 of us? Daylight Robbery!
  3. Basic food item doesn’t provide
    Have you ever patronage a chinese restaurant that doesn’t sell white rice? Union Farm restaurant is the ONE! We are forced to only buy fried rice!

Union “Chew Pao Kai”
Kampong style restaurant- Union Farm

 

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Mushroom soup, fried rice, paper wrapped chicken,vinegar pig legs, fried squid, fried tofu, stir fried prawn, fried fish with sweet sauce, and dessert (cut orange with agar agar)

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kenny, wx,wq trying their famous “chew pow kai”

If you are very rich and doesn’t feel like eating white rice, probably you can give it a try. As for me, it would be the first and last time there…

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First Time Cheese Cakes Baking Experience

It is my first time attending a cake baking workshop, and I pulled my mum to enroll the workshop with me. I think it is one of those time to get together and learn something new together. In this workshop, we learnt how to bake 3 different types of cheese cakes ,New York Cheese Cake, Blueberry Cheese Cake and Strawberry Cheese Cake, and my favourite is NEW YORK CHEESE CAKE ! Our teacher is Chef Richard Aw whom is experience in baking and cooking western cuisine. The experience is quite good, beside the confusing steps given. The steps for cake are overlapping and that make us quite confusing and difficult to follow. Furthermore, the recipes given are incomplete. :(
The workshop is $25 per pax and additional $5 for material fee which is slightly expensive as workshop doesn’t allow us to hands on…

Chef Richard Aw
Chef Aw is finishing the Blueberry Cheese Cake

 

New York Cheese Cake, Strawberry Cheese Cake, Blueberry Cheese Cake
Yummy

My First Attempt

New York Cheese Cake

New York Cheese Cake
My New York Cheese Cake

2 days later at my grandmother’s home

Even though the surface of my New York Cheese Cake is slightly burn, the taste is still near perfect. :D “Near perfect” as there will alway be room for improvement :P

I would give myself 7/10 grade for my first attempt. hee. Next challenge will be either strawberry cheese cake or blueberry cheese cake which is much harder …

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Welcome to the Big Family

Baby Sim

On the 2255 02 July 2008 , my nephew came to the world to bring joy to our family. It is actually quite unexpected as this baby angel supposes to come around end of July. But I guess he can’t wait to see us :) So cute and tiny. He is only 2.7 kg which is considered small for a newborn as the average weight is about 3.5 kg. However, most important that he is healthy.

My baby nephew is a deep sleeper, all he does is sleep (must be very tired yesterday). Eventhough, we are talking loudly,disturbing him and touching his cute cheek, he can still sleep through all the racket. Tomorrow he will be discharged and comes home with his mum (my sister-in-law) to our home. It will be a busy day tomorrow. :D

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19th May 2008, (Canberra), Cockington Green Garden, Lake Burley Griffin, Parliament House

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Cockington Green Garden

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After the trip to Blue Mountain tour, we booked another one day tour to Canberra with the tour agency. The first stop we went to is Cockington Green Garden. As usual we are always limited by the time constraint… only 35 minutes to tour around Cockington Green Garden and the entrance fee is $15 per pax. Cockington Green Garden houses many different countries’ miniature landmarks and houses. With only 35 minutes, basically we are snapping the pictures as we walked past them. Too rush to really appreciate the miniatures. This is a place where visiting once is enough as there isn’t any thing interesting to see unless you are interested in the miniatures.

 

Lake Burley Griffin
Lake Burley Griffin

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Lake Burley Griffin and Us
Another short drive along the peaceful street of Canberra, we reach the second destination of the day, Lake Burley Griffin. A magnificent man-made lake and fountain. Under the influence of the hot sun and water spraying about 4 stories high, we can clearly see a  beautiful rainbow formed. We spent about 20 mins there and enjoy the scenary.

Parliament House
Parliament House

Parliament House Interior
Parliament Conference Room I

Parliament Conference Room
Parliament Conference Room II

The last stop for our tour is the Parliament House. This is our first time visiting a country’s parliament house. We didn’t even go to Singapore’s parliament house.. Mmm.. Can we even go in? No Doubt! It is tight as all visitors have to go through the X-ray scanning before entering. A short 30 minutes tour in the parliament house is quite educational as our tour guide explained the history of Australia. :)

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18th May, (Sydney), Rhobe Phoenix Dim Sum, Direct Factory Outlet (DFO)

Today my Auntie Kim, 2nd Aunt and her husband bring us to one of the popular hong kong restaurants(Rhobe Phoenix) in Sydney. We waited for 20 minutes… Must be really GOOD. The restaurant sells some of the dim sum that cannot be found in Singapore such as Oyster dim sum etc. The prawns are definitely fresher than what we have at home. Yummy…. I believe it is not cheap…

  

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DFO

 

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DFO

Then after a nice lunch, Uncle Jeff bring us to a Direct Factory Outlet (DFO) that is located in suburb. Inside DFO there are many branded stores that are giving discount up to 90%… Cheap? Ya some of them. We stay there about 2 hours and bought some clothings and shoes. Quite a good place for shopping :) There are other branches located in different part of Australia

 * Just got back from Melbourne and there is another DFO located at Melbourne, Southern Cross Station

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