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It was Christmas Day!! We woke up late and cannot make it to church. So we went to Premier Food Republic for breakfast. My man likes its Western breakfast and never got bored of it.  We were having that for Christmas Day breakfast. 

After the boys took their breakfast and shower at home, we went for our movie outing. I pre-booked the tickets in GSC in The Spring Mall the day earlier. Avatar 2, it was really a long movie, over 3 hours. And now everyone is waiting for sequel.  Wonder how long would Avatar 3 takes?? Lol!!

Thanks to snacks, we were not that hungry by the time the movie ended at 3pm. I bought Sugarbun's chicken burgers and fries while hubby bought few packs of pop corns, a pack of nuggets+sausages as well. No cooking for me on Christmas Day, so we bought roasted chicken rice from Yummy Xpress before headed home. 

On Boxing Day, only me and hubby woke up early. Thanks to FB, we discovered a new breakfast place in our neighbourhood. Small Cat Cafe!!

It was after 7am but not many customers around.  We passed by and saw this coffee shop few times but never checked it out in the past.  If not because of someone posted on this uncle's Hong Kong styled chee cheong fun, we would not be going to this shop. Small Cat Cafe is next to Fu Rong Pan Mee shop in MJC. 

Besides chee cheong fun, this friendly uncle also selling some steamed dim sum and kueh. Hubby quite liked what he saw so he ordered a bit of this and that.

And our verdict?? The chee cheong fun was good!!  Pork filling was tasty and the chee cheong fun was good, thin and silky.  We like such ccf and we are glad that we finally found a nice place selling it, and it is not far from our place!!

RM7

And we also tasted the lo mai kai and some siu mai and fried ngoh hiang.  The lo mai kai was alright, not too flavourful but just nice. Siu mai (pork dumpling) and ngoh hiang (spring roll) was good! We both liked and enjoyed them very much that morning.  The filling was tasty.

Hubby had most of the ccf while I could not resist not ordering Sarawak laksa.  RM7 for small bowl of my laksa.  Taste was alright but a bit oily. I didn't take much of the broth.   

You bet we will be back for more in the near future. They have fried taugeh kway teow stall (which I plan to try when come back) and Kampua stall besides the kolo mee and Sarawak laksa stall.  A new breakfast place for us (I mean, my man!). ^^