Enjoying Gopeng Mee At Metro Cafe, Ipoh.

Last Monday, my friend and I were once again on our way to town to run our once a month errands. This time, we went to Poslaju first because I need to send something to Kuala Lumpur and then did some banking, both in Ipoh old town.

Since we were in old town, my friend suggested we had breakfast in Metro Cafe, which we have not been for a long, long time.

Surprisingly, the name Metro Cafe is hung on the side wall inside the shop.

 We both ordered wanton noodle with chicken meat.

You can see the thin wanton noodle under the chicken meat and gravy.

 One normal portion of wantons (I forgot the number of wantons in the soup). We requested to add a piece of sui kao (big dumpling) together with the wantons.

 Pickled green chili in chili sauce to go with the noodles.

Total cost of 2 sets of noodles cost about RM15 (approx. 3.85 USD).

I forgot the exact amount.

 This is the stall selling Gopeng Mee.

The noodles still taste good after all these years.

 The shop is along Jalan Tun Sambanthan, Ipoh old town.

After our breakfast, we drove to Ipoh new town to run other errands and we passed by this horse on the roadside in old town. We do not know what "The Happy 8" is all about. 

 Today, I am sharing some kitties images which I have taken during my morning walking exercise.

 I do not know whether it is a stray or belongs to someone staying nearby.

 Another kitty near the drain.

 Kitty thinking, "Should I climb up the tree to escape from her?"

 "Or should I go the other way?"

 Another kitty on the move.....

Linking to Saturday's Critters.

Once a leper came and knelt in front of him and begged to be healed.

"If you want to, you can make me well again," he pled.

And Jesus, move with pity, touched him and said,

"I want to! Be healed!"

Immediately the leprosy was gone - the man was healed!

(Mark 1:40-42, TLB)