Enjoying Chef Fatt's Dim Sum With Friends

Last Saturday hubby and I had a breakfast date with our old friends, Mr & Mrs Yew. It has been quite a while since we last had our breakfast together. We agreed to meet at their church which is halfway between her house and ours.

On our way to meet up with our friends, we drove by this kindergarten.

The wall painting was nicely done and I took a snapshot of it together with the fencing to share in this post.

When we reached their church, our friends got into our car and informed us that they wanted to give us a dim sum breakfast treat.

What a blessing to have a parking lot waiting for us right in front of

Restoran Chef Fatt which serves Hong Kong dim sum.

Dim Sum menu posted on the glass panel.

We started off with fishballs! 4 steamed fish balls for 4 of us.

4 steamed pre-fried fish balls.

Half way through our food, I suddenly remembered I have not taken photos of these 4 items or dumplings. Put them together and this will do!

I only know siew mai, har kau and the other 2 items, I do not know.

2 taro puffs, to be shared by 4 people. 

Pan fried white raddish cake.

Specially ordered from the kitchen.

Freshly cooked, piping hot Deep Fried Noodle (yee mee) with thick gravy.

Again, it was only after I have divided up the noodle into individual bowls, did I remember to snap photo, so I took a photo of my bowl of noodle.

After breakfast, we sent our friends back to their church.

We were invited to take a look at the roses in full bloom, planted by Mr Yew.

He has green fingers. He planted 2 pots of these beautiful red roses.

Hope he remembers to propagate some stem cuttings for me. Lol!

On our way home from the church, we have to cross this bridge with the metal fencing on both sides.

Linked to Good Fences.

Let this message sink into the ears of anyone who listens

to what the Spirit is saying to the churches:

To everyone who is victorious,

I will give fruit from the Tree of Life in the Paradise of God.

(Revelation 2:7, TLB)