Monday, October 2, 2017

Heavy vs light (weight)

On our latest visit to Happy Auntie, hubby and I had 2 different kinds of breakfast. It was because we had different palate that morning.

I had been wanting to try the curry mee from the laksa & kampua stall but it was not what I expected. Different or maybe my expectation was different. 

Curry mee RM5.50

The curry mee was alright. Rather thick with beancurd, potatoes, fishballs, half of hard-boiled egg and shredded egg and chicken plus bean sprouts. 

Ok, I would love to have a drumstick or chicken wing to go with my curry noodle, so I were rather disappointed that morning. 


Nevertheless, my heavy breakfast kept me full for quite sometime. And what's better to quench my thirst and wash away the heavy meal with a glass of cold fresh lemon!!

Porridge with pork and century egg RM6.00

While I were having a heavy curry mee, my hubby on the other hand, had a light breakfast. Milder taste but a yummy and satisfying bowl of porridge with minced pork balls and century egg. Gosh! I tasted the porridge and I liked the taste. Similar to the one in Open Air Market Kuching.

That was our breakfast; the heavy and light weight.

11 comments:

  1. Perhaps next time you can have the porridge :)

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  2. I like the big pieces of century eggs. Looks tasty and heavy duty to me.

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  3. They both are heavy brekkies compared to my usual start of fruit or yoghurt or oats. ;-)

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  4. I would prefer your hubby's porridge to your curry mee, not really crazy about curry mee. I'd prefer Kuching laksa to it anytime.

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  5. The porridge certainly looks amazing, Rose. The curry mee looks good too but I'm with you on the drumstick/chicken wing ..it's not perfect without it ..haha ..for me, at least!

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  6. I prefer your heavy weight curry mee as I like flavourful food

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  7. Wahhh..one whole century egg! I like!

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  8. I also prefer the century egg porridge. Light and delicious!!!

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  9. Hahahah...I prefer dry curry...my favourite would be curry chicken with wanton mee.

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  10. Wah, curry noodles for breakfast. If I eat such heavy breakfast, I will actually be hungrier during lunch as my stomach has already started working. Haha.

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  11. I will go for the porridge with pork and century egg...

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