Here is my continuation from Part 1. The photos above are bite-size of various flavored cakes coated with cream. There are the strawberry pink cakes, pandan flavored green cakes and the normal vanilla yellow cakes with colorful rice bits. Right at the top tier, not so obvious in the photos are chocolate bon bons or similar to the praline chocolates, but they are cakes as well.

Here’s the delectable buffet consisting of mushroom cream coated steamed salmon, fried nestum prawns, fried mantis prawns in marmite sauce, some fresh vegetables and of course baked crabs. Being careful of my weight, I just had 1 plateful for the round of main dish and another round for fruits, cakes and Haagen Daz ice-cream.

Here’s my buffet breakfast in Plaza Hotel. I have stayed here many times as there is easy road access and there are higher chances of getting a room here. Also, I had my usual glass of orange juice with the breakfast spread of “nasi lemak”, veges, hash browns and fried eggs.

Just last night, I dined in this new restaurant known as Won Kok which was opened last week in Gurney Plaza’s basement floor. It was my second time within a week and I ordered the same “emperor’s” dish, being someone who appreciates good food.

Let the above picture speaks for itself. As you can see, it was full of black shitake mushrooms, my favorite, and real tangy white crab meat with bits of dried brown scallops sprinkled generously. Also added were four big prawns and also mock red crabstick. The noodles were Hong Kong style of fried hard crispy yellow strands poured over with the thick oyster sauce gravy like any local hot plate noodles. It was pure ambroisia! No wonder this little restaurant is always crowded with diners queuing up since its grand opening.

My friend also ordered the same dish which came together and I had their boiled special drink with ginseng and red dates but I thought it was too sweet for my liking; so the next visit, I ordered mineral water!

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Dinner at Chicken Rice Shop
Dinner at Fish & Co in Gurney Plaza
Dinner at Mr Teppanyaki
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