Lo-hei

Our office reunion lunch got down-graded from our regular Ming Jiang Restaurant at Goodwood Park to ... where's this place? Beng Hiang Restaurant at Jurong East. Less than half our usual budget but no one's complaining, we're all fine. The food is not bad. $600 for 12 pax is considered cheap.

 Lo-hei, Huat Ar!

 Suckling Pig
这样吃下去，真不是办法呀。。。

 Or Luak Oyster Omelet, I've not eaten the Or Luak in crispy style until now.

 Soon Hock Fish.

Chye Sim with salted fish & garlic.
Kong Bak Bow

 Hokkien noodles

 John happened to be in town for a job and we invited him to join us. 

He has not done a Lo-hei before, so it was interesting for him. 

Since tomorrow's his birthday, we got him a surprise cake.  

He's too shy to look up, so he's just looking at the cake ya.

Not a funny joke: John says that sometimes, he meets hostile people when he travels. 

Whether he's in China, Korea or Japan, some people showed him hatred. They mistaken him for a nationality that they hated. For instance, while in China, they were rude to him to the extend that the airport porter refused to help him with his luggage as the man thought that John is Korean. He told it in John's face.Other wise while in Korea, they hated him as they mistaken him to be Japanese. Whatever the case, he's Thai-American.