The third addition to the Suzumiya Haruhi’s capsule toy collection. Yeay… I got Mikuru Asahina taking of her skirt half way… showing of her striking red undies. *drool*

Yeap, apparently there are two versions of this figure. One more proper… where you can do the peeking and the one I have… hahaha… simply a show off. I need one more to really complete the set… but I am currently doubting my luck to get the final one… mmm… what should I do?

* coloured visual indicates those that I already collected

Ah… lunch away from the usual spot around the office sounds just so good. Then again, I must really thank god my office is just like 5 minutes away from The Curve and Ikano Power Centre.

Me and Deon drop by the post office at Ikano and so… we decided to lunch at Kluang Station. I’ve actually pass by this place many times when I finally decided to give it a try. Yeah, I could still remember, this shop was previously a Winter Warmers shop.

Deon ordered the Nasi Lemak with Fried Chicken (RM8.30). Mmm… the portion is pretty huge, in my opinion. The Nasi Lemak here is served with loads of sambal, anchovies, roasted peanuts and half an egg. Topped with a whole chicken leg. I didn’t exactly enjoy the sambal so it didn’t exactly score for me… too sweet I recon.

Mmmm… I can’t help but too order the Beef Rendang with Salted Egg (RM8.80) as soon as I spotted the word “salted egg” on the menu. I think they pretty much use the same sambal for the rendang and the nasi lemak. So yeah, the rendang is kinda sweet as well… but thank god for the salted egg. It sorta saves the day and make this dish a more appetizing one.

We both ordered their Cham Cold (RM2.80). Er… it is sorta okay. I mean… what can I say, it isn’t out of this world… and yet it just isn’t that bad. I tasted worst before.

Address:
Kluang Station
F07, IKANO Power Centre,
Mutiara Damansara,
47820 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Telephone: 03. 7710 8039
Opening Hours: 10.00am to 10.00pm
Website: http://www.kluangstation.com/

Rating:

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street official site: http://www.sweeneytoddmovie.com/

A show that very much reminded me of Edward Scissorhands. I totally love the colours… the black and white feel, the gothic like mood… and best of all the singing part. It’s really cool to see how they actually transform a broadway musical show to a movie. It’s a nice movie with nice look and feel and everything, not to mention it is topped with one of the best actors in town. But the movie was somehow too draggy and got a little too boring in the middle. The script were a little weird and somehow a little lost. But I like the ending and the twist. It is a great show… but definately not the best of Johnny Depp.

Rating:

CJ7 official site: http://www.sonypictures.net/movies/cj7/

What can I say… too high of an expectation and overly promoted. Or maybe I always think most Stephen Chow show should be funny. I have no idea… but I think this movie is too surface. It didn’t go in depth in terms of character development, emotional development and it’s script. Too movie wasted too much time on how the little boy imagine CJ7 would be. It’s suppose to be a touching movie but it fails to nailed it cause the ending was rather rushed. It failed to be a super hilarious show… sigh… I can’t really tell… but I can seriously say for the second time, Chow disappointed me .

Time goes by really fast and it’s Valentine’s Day. I must say… this is the first time I’m actually celebrating Valentine’s Day with someone I love since I started blogging.

Yeay… it’s a lovey dovey day~

The second addition to the Suzumiya Haruhi’s capsule toy collection. This looks even cuter than Kyon’s little sister. Haha… Suzumi Haruhi is actually doing this cute face while pointing at herself. I think I will pinch her face if she turn’s to life.

(coloured visual indicates those that I already collected)

Day02 - 21st June 2007

Dinner time is around the corner. Me and Nicole manage to take a short rest in the hotel after an touristy adventure. We brought some snacks from 7-11 before heading back to the hotel. Munch on them… take a quick shower and decided to head down to Suan Lum Night Bazaar for some shopping and hawker food.

The Suan Lum Night Bazaar is one of the biggest and most crowded night market in Bangkok. We were quite shocked to know that Suan Lum is still open. Rumours has it that the night market was closed down. I guessed they just decided to wait for us to visit it first.

Suan Lum Night Bazaar is indeed quite a big place with loads of different small stalls. Me and Nicole was almost blinded by the amount of stalls and things to buy. For the first half an hour, we just walk pass many shops without even knowing where we should begin with.

I finally understand why we can’t think straight and bought anything. Why? Cause I am walking around on an empty stomach. Me and Nicole agree that we should go search for food. We should search for stalls that sells sausages.

Why sausages you asked? Cause… stalls near our hotel sells sausages and it has been tempting us for quite sometime. The funny part… we walk around but we practically can’t find any stalls that sells sausages. Of course we were quite disappointed. Thinking it was a big night bazaar, they would sell loads of different type of food.

When we found the first and only stall that sells meatballs we quickly ordered a stick to try. It isn’t exactly what we had in mind to try but the well… since there isn’t much options… why not try it.

Judging on it’s first look, it surely doesn’t look appetizing. The porkballs actually like they are not cooked. The first bite definately proves us wrong. It tasted so good. It’s really worth the 15 Baht.

We actually sorta give up in searching for sausages and decided to just stop at the foodcourt and order whatever food that we like and eat. Yup, foodcourt is always the best place since one can really choose from the lots.

There were so many stalls there… and so we walk and look around to see if anything interest us. Me and nicole were discussing how we should order more variety of food which is less filling. We walk and point around and keep in view of what interest us… when suddenly, we found this stretch of stalls that sells sausages, meatballs and many other snacks.

At the first stall, we ordered the Pork Changmai Sausage (15 Baht) and Garlic Pork Sausage (15 Baht). They both tasted extremely good but I prefer the Pork Changmai Sausage to the Garlick Pork Sausage. The Pork Changmai Sausage have this strong lemongrass and tom yam flavour. Spicy and a little sourish… wooo… definately one of the best sausages I have ever tried.

We then hop on to another shop to order some Grilled Chicken (50 Baht). I actually have no intention of ordering it… but the aroma just drives me nuts and I just gotta have it. It’s really lovely. The meat is so juicy and tender. It tasted very much like chicken char siew. Slurp…

We then decided to order some different variety of sausages and meatballs from another stall. The meatballs and sausages (30 Baht) didn’t really taste that good. In fact… I think it is kinda bad. From it’s outlook, it looks exactly like the sausages that you can get from the supermarket but the taste wise is really bad. There isn’t much texture to it. The sausages is practically too soft and have no meat taste to it. Same goes for the meatball as well. Definately the worst stuff we have eaten in the day.

Then me and Nicole split up to make our final selection. She went and ordered Crab and Pork Meatball (40 Baht) and Shrimp Roll (50 Baht). I way prefer the shrimp roll to the crab and pork meatballs. I think the crab and the pork don’t kinda mix well and tasted a little odd.

As for me, I went and order fresh fruit juice. I ordered Mango Juice (60 Baht) and Pineapple Juice (60 Baht). In my opinion it’s seriously a good deal. They seriously blend a whole mango to get that rich and thick Mango Juice. Wooo…. the juice tasted so rich.

There were groups performing and singing… keeping everyone in the foodcourt entertained while we have our dinner. Right after dinner, we continue our walking session.

Believe it or not… we didn’t buy anything. There are loads of things to buy… but I keep telling myself, wait and see… wait and see… we can always come back to this place and buy it later on. Which of course is true… it ended up many of the price was jacked up.

I originally intended to buy some local designer artwork… which I think is god’s fate. I failed to purchase it because the artist left the shop to somewhere and not come back even after 10 minutes. And so, I decided to just leave the place. How sad eh?

Address:
Suan Lun Night Bazaar
Wireless Road & King Rama IV Road
Lumpini Park
Bangkok 10230
Telephone Number: (0) 2655 4023
Opening Hours:
Daily: 3.00pm - Midnight
Website: http://www.suanlum-nightbazaar.com/EN/index.php