三剑客-早早板面

好像有一阵没和另外两个剑侠碰面了。昨天趁早做了中秋聚会。地点在Uptown的早早板面。

辣椒板面（好吃但是味精下得蛮重）、菊花蔘须、超辣的辣椒酱。

三剑客-老饼、我、慧君

Leisure afternoon tea

Leisure afternoon tea @ Tea Pot Cafe.

English Tea was just ok, but scone is nice.

Kissaten @ JayaOne

趁着星期五是公共假期，星期四晚上特别安排了真情家族的聚会。地点在Jaya One 的 Kissaten。

先介绍真情家族成员。。。

从左上到右下。。。

笑最大声的可人、日夜颠倒的阿Chong 、以前不能吃生冷的阿Yee、唱歌像Eason的威廉王子和他的女儿

常常和datuk、datin打交道的慧君、爱耍酷的老饼 、刚归队的我咯

另有客串人物。。。

左：我的死党 – Benny 、右上：我的好姐妹 – Jayz 、右下：我的前同事 – Sam

当然少不了美食。。。

难得的聚会，尽兴的一晚。 更多图片请这里进。（照片多数由老饼操刀，因为我忙着吃和鸡婆）

Requirements Manager’s Team Welcome Lunch

Date: 4th Dec, 2008
Time: 12pm – 2pm
Venue: Kri Kri Restaurant, Lt. Bourke Street

This is the team welcome lunch for me, Darren and Vijay for joining the Requirement Managers team. It took place in a Greek restaurant. Greek food is mainly about BBQ and cheese, it is definitly delicious, but this greek lunch cost each of us a whopping $35!

The Greek liquor, Ouzo – with the taste of mint

Yiamas! Cheers to everyone.

Guess which two are the Greek?

More photos at here.

The Cave Vs. Cappadocia

Have you heard of The Cave Restaurant? No? Nor do I till 2 weeks ago. Was in SS2 with friends and cruising around the square to check out for new makan place. This restaurant outlook caught my eyes immediately, it says “The Cave – 24hours couple cafe and restaurant”.

The Logo

So, out of curiosity, me and my friends decided to try it out. Something special is attracting us, INDEED it is very unique (not because it open for 24 hours, nowadays some McDonalds and KFC already did that)

The fact that it is called “The Cave” because the interior of the restaurant is built to mimic the nature of cave. Cannot imagine it? Do scroll down …

Reception and waiting area

This is the place you will be seated while waiting to go in your own personal cave.

Stairtcase that looks like a tunnel in the cave

Walking up the staircase to first floor.

Cave rooms at both side

The long corridor that has cave rooms at both side. Each room is of different size and can accommodate 2 – 4 persons.  A curtain is placed at the entrance of the cave room to give more privacy (may be that is why they named it the couple cafe and restaurant).

The food is quite good, they served western and chinese food. But I ordered western food because it feels kind of odd to eat “Dai Chao” in this ambience. Of course you have to pay a bit more compare to the usual restaurant for the same set of meal (they spent a fortune to build this cave thing for you!)

The cakes and cookies look pretty tempting.

Only till later on, that I found out this genious idea of dining in the cave is inspired by a place called “Cappadocia” in Turkey. The Cappadocia region is largely underlain by sedimentary rocks formed in lakes and streams, and ignimbrite deposits erupted from ancient volcanoes approximately 9 to 3 million years ago (late Miocene to Pliocene epochs). The rocks of Cappadocia near Göreme eroded into hundreds of spectacular pillars and minaret-like forms. The volcanic deposits are soft rocks that the people of the villages at the heart of the Cappadocia Region carved out to form houses, churches, monasteries.* taken from wikipedia *

Interesting? I am not sure if the Turkey Govt sponsored this as they are pushing for tourism in Turkey (which I also just happened to found out in KLIA the other day). But I realised there are so much to see in Turkey, and it is definitely a MUST-GO place in my to-be-visit-list.

Check out for more information about travalling in Turkey here or at least visit “The Cave” to have a feel of Cappadocia – the mini version.