Da On

Might as well upload pics while I'm on! :) My gold improved and so my date went really well. I had FOUR dates rather than the expected three! So glad!! It has been ages since I've seen Lianne and Shi Hui, and Lisia and Jin Yi. Dates with them are always fun. There are people whom you can talk about absolutely anything under the sun with, and these group of friends are just that to me. We share the same interests (well, we connect each other's interests, if you get what I mean) and each of us has something unique that we share with one of the group individually and once we get together you could call it...synergy, meaning that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts! :)

The food was pretty good...if you happen to like kimchi. The company was even better!


We ate at a Korean restaurant at Pavilion called Da On.


Sauteed kimchi with beancurd. Shi Hui loved it. Lianne refused to take even a bit. The rest of us were somewhere in between. Remember what I said about connecting interests? Haha.


The rice was good. Had something crunchy in it.


The guy barbecued our meat.


I wanted to take a clearer one but the meat got cooked.


What you do, is you wrap the barbecued meat in the cabbage, and then you pop it in your mouth.


Lisia's Korean teacup was super cute.


The plate was cute too.


This was where the spoon and the metal chopsticks were put, isn't it cute!! (I did have a slight obsession with tableware. The waiters and waitresses looked very bemused.


We had some strange chilli thing and chopped garlic and peanut-ty sesame oil thingie to eat with our other stuff. Yeah, I rather liked the tableware. I didn't touch the nicely chopped garlic!


Herbal ginseng chicken soup. It was tasty.


A beautifully cut watermelon. I took the photo, and then the others were allowed to eat :)

After that we went to times bookstore and walked around reminiscing of the times we had together...sigh. I miss those times.


Have a very Merry Christmas, everyone!

Ooo, Yuta!!


He plays the harmonica! :)