The good thing about hanging out with food bloggers, you never have to worry about knowing where to eat, or where not to eat. The stork, (CIKI la, in case yall were wondering) led us without hesitation to this glorious bovine heaven, that serves innards and various parts of the cow. And TONGUE!!!! I JUST LURRRRRRRRRVE TONGUE.
I imagine it must be quite a delicacy, as a tongue, in proportion to the rest of the cow, is probably quite a small percentage. So its as rare as a cow's you know what....sorry, I meant a bull's you know what. On the other hand, a cow has 4 stomachs, much like myself, so there's lots of tripe. I wonder if the quality from all the 4 stomachs are the same, or there's different grade.
And the tongue, I wonder too if the cow had a sharp tongue, and delighted in making fun of other cows. Suddenly images of Gary Larson's Far Side flashes through my mind. I can imagine a group of cows scolding one another, and instead of saying, "YOU COW YOU!", they probably say, "YOU WOMAN YOU".....Moooahahaha.
I digress. Yeah, so, we escape the macaroon class while waiting for the green and white ones to bake and get filled, and head to :
[hmmm, should i have a slogan contest here? The prize, some cash dining voucher in the starwood fleet of hotels somewhere....thamby, beat you to it, pbbbbbbbth]..
Bandy around some famous flogger names, like masak masak or lemongrass, even randomly, there's a likelihood the proprietors of the restaurant will throw in some comps. As did the lady boss at this place, and gave us this Penang Hokkien Dessert. Its a pandan flavoured glutinous thingie, slathered with gula melaka. How to go wrong?
So as a tip to you food bloggers out there, I generally randomly with a regal wave of the hand, usually proclaim out loud, I KNOW THAMBY, whenever I dine out.
A satisfying meal, but we over-ponteng-ed our class, for when we got back, everyone had left, and we missed the coupling of the green and white macaroons. Oh well, it was worthy it.