we welcomed them warmly by treating them to a sumptous seafood dinner at por kee. yes the name sounds funny when i first heard it, and i thought is some simple zhi char place at a coffee shop, but when i reach there, i was surprised that it is actually a big restaurant, and business is very good!
btw nzj please tell me how much is the dinner and i can pay you my share. :)
it is a pity that i cannot bring the mauritians around! if i can, i will bring them to my usual hangouts such as katong and siglap, let them eat nyonya food, korean bbq, chicken rice, katong laksa, cheesecake, etc etc.
on friday night, lou hei at crystal jade after the tense dance practise at nus.
