Friday 9 September 2016

Spicy Pan Mee At Restoran Hoo Wan & Airplane Windmills.

One morning after our walking exercise, I mentioned to hubby that its been a long time we last had spicy pan mee at Restoran Hoo Wan, Menglembu. It was hubby who first introduced this pan mee to me. We reached the place about 5 minutes before 8 am and there were not many customers. We were seated at a table under open sky, placed between 2 shops.
Both of us ordered the dry version pan mee.
I requested for spicy while hubby preferred the non-spicy version.
We also ordered 2 dumplings (sui kow) in soup to share.
This was hubby's non-sweetened black coffee with ice. Thick and strong!
Restoran Hoo Wan (next to Restoran Uncle Hup),
Lintasan Kledang Timur 8, Bandar Baru Menglembu, Ipoh.
As we were driving away from the restaurant after breakfast, we passed by a house with 2 airplane windmills/weather vanes. Hubby spotted them and pointed them out to me.
Hubby slowed down the car for me to take these snapshots.
This is the first airplane without ribbons attached.
This is the 2nd airplane.
This one has ribbons attached to it.
We were happy we found these airplane windmill/weather vanes.

Linking to Skywatch Friday.

Happy is the man who doesn't give in and
do wrong when he is tempted,
for afterwards he will get as his reward the crown of life
that God has promised those who love him.
(James 1:12, The Living Bible-TLB)

51 comments:

  1. Ooh that pan mee looks delicious!

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  2. so delicious.. the picture of black coffee reminds me Thai iced tea.. i love that..
    have a nice weekend..

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  3. Nancy pan mee sounds interesting i eould like to try it

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  4. The food looks amazing:) I like the photos:)
    Have a nice weekend!:)
    kisses

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  5. The airplane windmills are so cool! I have never seen one! And the sky looks like a perfectly beautiful day to take off and go flying (well, one can dream)

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    1. Thank you, Ginny. Yes, it was a great day to dream our dreams. Have a beautiful weekend!

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  6. Lovely post dear!Have a great weekend! xx

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  7. Airplane windmills are so unique... self made maybe?

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    1. If they were self made, then that person has very good workmanship!

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  8. The pan mee looks so tasty! Your hubby is so nice to stop the car for you to snap photo of the cute airplane weather vanes. I have never seen one before!

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    1. Thank you, Phong Hong. It is also my first time seeing the airplane. Have a good weekend!

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  9. Looks like a beautiful day for airplane spotting! Good fun!

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  10. Wheather it's wanton or dumpling, both are my favourite...

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  11. Gostei do cata-ventos.
    Um abraço e bom fim-de-semana.
    Andarilhar

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  12. Always watch for low flying airplanes!

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    1. This was a rare sighting. Have a happy weekend!

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  13. Interesting sky post today Nancy. That was good spotting by your husband. You are making me hungry once again though. The dumplings are calling me but it is bedtime here ;-)

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  14. Love that airplane wind mills

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  15. Lovely pictures, Nancy. And you know those food pictures have me drooling!!

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  16. That is a great looking sculpture. Loved the food pics, so delicious looking and the one outside the restaurant. Thanks Nancy, always fun to visit here!

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  17. Beautiful skies in your photos!

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  18. The coffee so black, not bitter meh?

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    1. It was very thick. Hubby is used to drinking bitter coffee so no problem for him.

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  19. Airplane windmills are a new one to me!

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  20. This food looks so tasty!

    xoxo
    www.bellezzefelici.blogspot.com

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  21. Interesting windmills, not seen any like that before. Have a wonderful weekend Diane

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    1. Thank you, Diane. Have a wonderful weekend too!

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  22. So nice breakie and really nice of your hubby to slow down for you to take pictures of the special,aeroplane....

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    1. If he hadn't spotted it and stopped for me, I wouldn't have noticed it at all. Lol!

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  23. Mmm...I love spicy pan mee too, as well as d soup version. In short, I love pan mee....hahahah! The airplane windmills r so cute!

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    1. Usually I will go for soup version. I will only go for dry version if it is spicy and tasty. Lol!

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  24. Thank you, Vildana. Have a lovely weekend too!

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  25. The Sui Kow look so big, yum yum, I love sui kow or wantan I also like

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  26. Gotta love those airplane windmills!! Great photos.

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