*~ Final 3.6 Tea Time ~*

Wednesday was the last day for the 3.6 Tea Time promotion at Starhill. Initially i did not plan to go until i had a mystery guest who wanted to give it a try. I can't really reveal who was the mystery guest because this is just not the time yet. Anyway, we were at Shook! first when the tea time promotion started.

Deep-fried Seafood Fritters with Chili Dip.

Perhaps, i was too busy doing the talking and so i did not realise any seafood in it. To me, it tasted like the usual cucur. That's all!

Grilled Cumberland 8-inch Sausage with Mashed Potato and Onion Sauce.

The sausage was similar to the one i had at Fisherman's Cove, very juicy inside. Meanwhile the mashed potato had some cheesy taste in it. Now i know why some of my friends preferred the mashed potato over the sausage.

Banana Pancake with Maple Syrup and Baskin Robbins Ice-cream.

Nothing much about the taste except that it had banana bits in the pancake. Some people ordered this because of the ice-cream. The price for one scoop of the ice-cream was similar to the price of this item.

Spaghetti with Seafood Tomato Sauce.

My friend told me that anything with prawn would be nice. Hence, we ordered one of the items with prawns. True enough. This spaghetti was nice and the prawns were sweet and fresh.

We were there for less than 45 minutes and nothing much in the menu that could make us stay. Thus, we decided to go to another restaurant offering the same promotion. And i only had Pak Loh Chiu Chow left in my list. Pak Loh Chiu Chow is just located next to Fisherman's Cove and we could see many people were queuing for Fisherman's Cove.

Porridge served with Pan-fried Minced Pork with Salted Fish.

The portion was just very pathetic even though the the minced pork tasted quite delicious.

Fried Rice with Preserved Palm and Minced Pork.
Bahh... nothing to shout about.

Chiu Chow Dry Noodles with Slow-Braised Duck Fillet.

Presentation was unimpressive but it was actually very delicious. The best out of the three items we ordered at Pak Loh Chiu Chow.