Mandarin oranges everywhere
I woke up earlier than any normal Sunday today, cos i was suddenly in the mood to go to the Imbi market for breakfast. If u guys havent knew, they serve the best Hainan Tea and toast bread with kaya and butter that you have ever tasted, or so it was claimed.
You may have wondered how is this tea diff from any others? Well, it is not the normal Chinese tea that u had in any kopitiam on the street. It's a combination of coffee and tea (maybe u can somehow relate this to yin yong in those HK style restaurant).
Apart from that, me and my mom shared a bowl of fried pork intestine porridge and Sister's Crispy Popiah (this is the first stall before they started off their chain business), where u could find one in MidValley. *yummy*yummy*
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The market was super crowded by the time i reached there. A lot of aunties were seen making bargains for clothes, fishes, chickens, veges, raw ingredients and most obviously, fruits! Finding a place to sit was also a big headache.
Different variations of fruits, but all looked almost the same colour... orangy!!
How can we miss out the famous mandarin oranges?
Nevertheless, u can really feel the Chinese New Year mood when u stand among the crowds. People are happily chatting and buying the festive goods.. ranging from flowers, cookies and also decoration items.
Wanna feel the mood too? Go to the market early morning. Dont be a lazy bum! :D
4 comments:
the breakfast makes me feel like having supper... :(
there return my lost weight...
where's imbi market? how to get there? as usual, i'm lousy with direction. a map and some directions perhaps... nevertheless, the food they served there looks good. i like the idea of eatin breakfast at those old coffee shops coz it makes me feel like i'm still in the 80s. durin the time when i was still a little kid... muahahahahaha!
laymank: remember u just lost weight. dont wanna gain back all the pounds again.. rite?
ed: imbi market is at jln imbi of cos!!
orh jane, thanks for the kind reply! :p
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