hanor, a house is not a home - and home is where the heart (and screws) areOh please. Don't give credit to the PAP about my living overseas. I am back to Singapore because of work not because this is my home, home is in Bangkok period.
hanor, a house is not a home - and home is where the heart (and screws) areOh please. Don't give credit to the PAP about my living overseas. I am back to Singapore because of work not because this is my home, home is in Bangkok period.
Singapore is always your home in your heart no matter what the PAP has done to chase you away...
Laksaboy, your Chinese restaurant is called Golden Crown. Cantonese restaurant. Back in 1968, one table of 10 course with sharks fin, abalone, with steamed tiger grouper, etc costed only $70.Queenstown Bowl is no more (you can still see it intact on Google Maps street view, image taken on March 2009).
I can fondly remember a good Chinese restaurant at or near the Queenstown Cinema. When I was a kid (early 1990s), I went there with my parents to attend a wedding dinner. It had a BIG stage with a large projection screen that played karaoke songs. Guests could go up and sing in front of everyone. Many adults and kids sang Sally Yeh's 瀟灑走一回 as it was a very popular song then.
As of now, I have attended many wedding dinners, from the obscure restaurants at Boon Lay, Chinatown, Queenstown, Concourse etc to the more posh ones (Fullerton, Mariott, Copthorne, Sheraton, Mandarin). Only that particular restaurant at Queenstown still brings back fond memories after so many years. No other restaurant had guests singing karaoke as entertainment. Sometimes there would be a live band, or a hired celeb emcee, but that's it.
The only bowling alley nearest to Queenstown and outside of the city area is probably the one at West Coast Recreation Centre.
I think only the sinkee food has a place in his heart. However, if Ho Ching invites him for dinner ...he could be persuaded to come back.
Laksaboy, your Chinese restaurant is called Golden Crown. Cantonese restaurant. Back in 1968, one table of 10 course with sharks fin, abalone, with steamed tiger grouper, etc costed only $70.
Forfar Square was known as 7 floor whereas Commonwealth Crescent was known as 16 floor, Tanglin Halt was known as 10 floor. There used to have a fountain near Tanglin Halt road junction. The Queenstown/Queensway cinema had KFC on the 2nd floor.
Forfar House was 16 storey high. My home for 15 months.
yes, the last manager was called william and though gayish, he sang well to entertain the diners when they had a karaoke in the main hall, before moving to safra bukit merah. the 2nd floor of the margaret drive food centre used to have a western resto and changed hands to a indon food resto.Laksaboy, your Chinese restaurant is called Golden Crown. Cantonese restaurant. Back in 1968, one table of 10 course with sharks fin, abalone, with steamed tiger grouper, etc costed only $70.
dear froggy,
maybe u can tell us the total bill so we can see if its expensive or not for all these nice food....just a suggestion
It's OK lah. Though I cannot afford it, I no jealous type hokay.Thank you for your suggestion. It is politically incorrect to post food price because there are sore asses here and will accuse not just me anyone who post prices or bills as howlian so forget it. If you want can PM. Anyway I just PM you the bill. Cheers
Dinner at East Ocean Restaurant inNgee Ann City 5th floor
Starters - roast pork
Wine of course
Teochew braised duck
Bean curd
Main course - Grouper steamed with soya sauce
Tender beef
Vege
Sweet and sour prawns
Noodles
Dessert - 雪蛤
雪蛤 in English is hasma, this dessert is cooked in almond milk. For those of you who don't know what this is it is actually a dried fatty tissue found near the fallopian tubes of frogs typically Asiatic Grass Frog. Western pharmaceutical term is Oviductus Ranae.