A family reunion never feels complete until one has savoured the beloved hometown delicacies that welcome returning hearts. It became not just a time of bonding, but also a nostalgic culinary journey - each dish rekindling fond memories of the good old days.
Over the course of five days, we enjoyed home-cooked meals and revisited some of our favourite local eateries, relishing the familiar flavours that defined the growing years.
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Breakfast at home.
Dim Sum at Lok Tien Restaurant
Ngui chap at Gerai Makan Nyuk Pau Ngiu Chap Menggatal, Kolombong.
Japanese food at Nishiki Japanese Restaurant at Iramanis Centre.
Baked buns at Kheng Wan Hin at Jalan Gaya
Fish balls at Kuo Man Restaurant
Maddie once again had the delightful experience of tasting real honey straight from a beehive at our backyard garden. Surprisingly, she showed no fear of the bees buzzing around her! Perhaps her earlier encounter at Shangri-La Rasa Ria in March 2024 - when she first tasted fresh honey directly from a hive - gave her the confidence. I can’t say for sure. But this time, with fearless curiosity, she even dared to lift off her protective head covering as she was fed the golden honey straight from the comb!
But none is more satisfying than eating on a couch and watching her favorite TV show.
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