1. Gigi 2. Loh 3. Mandy (me) 4. Stir-fried Spaghetti with Hot Basil Leaves and Seafood 5. Stir-fried Keow Teoy with Beef 6. Stir-fried Chicken with Hot Basil Leaves and served with Steam Rice & Sunny Side-up 7. Menu 8, 9, 10. Restaurant Ambience
Now it’s up to me to figure out what to eat.
Honestly, I always find this tough and not very fun because picking meals is a nightmare experience for me in the past.
Have you ever had conversations like this before?
A: You think of what to eat la.
Me: Me ah? You think la, I anything also eat.
A: You think la. I also what also eat too.
Me: Hmm.. okay, let’s go to “Restaurant XX”
A: Mm… Don’t want la. The food there is not nice.
Me: Okay, let’s go to “Restaurant YY.” then
A: The queue is long and the service there very slow.
Me: Then we eat at “Restaurant ZZ” la.
A: I just ate “Restaurant ZZ” yesterday.
They probably think this is better, right?
I just can’t stand it when people waste my mental energy and valuable time.
Don’t claim you’ll eat anything if there are many foods you’re uncomfortable with.
Only say it if you truly mean it.
Returning to my choice, I’ve settled on Thai cuisine this time.
It’s been some time since we last enjoyed Thai food.
We went to Siam Square. The food was average and much like Rain Noodle House.
Being a rice lover, I chose to order the Stir Fried Chicken with Hot Basil Leaves.
In my opinion, the stir fried chicken could be improved because I find it a bit too saucy.
Restoran Siam Square
Address: 1, Jalan Telawi 1, Bangsar, 59100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.