Curry Noodles, Hor Hee Noodle & Fried Rice

When I was still working, Kedai Kopi Ah Chow at 31, Jalan Bandar Timah used to be one of our regular place for breakfast. But after I have retired, I seldom go to the old town area for breakfast. Lately, hubby and I have been going back to this coffee shop for the curry noodles. Surprisingly, the quality and taste of the curry noodle is still the same after all these years.

As usual, hubby ordered dry curry noodle (yellow noodle + rice vermicelli).

For me, it is curry noodle (koay teow) - soup version.

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I was not in the mood to cook dinner, so we went to the hawker centre in our area.

Hubby ordered a bowl of iced cendol. He forgot to mention "less sweet" and ended up with an extremely sweet iced cendol. We shared this cendol because I didn't any drink. It was too sweet for us so we didn't finish the bowl of cendol.

I ordered hor hee noodle. I requested for glass noodle but was given koay teow (flat rice noodle). I suppose the lady couldn't remember because she was manning the stall alone that evening.

Hubby ordered fried sambal rice. I took 2 mouthful and it was tasty.

Sun setting behind the Kledang Hill.

This mural was painted on a school wall in Tanjung Tualang.

Both look so real.

Linking to Monday Mural. 

This is what I have asked of God for you;

that you will be encouraged and knit together by strong ties of love,

and that you will have the rich experience of knowing Christ

with real certainty and clear understanding.

For God's secret plan, now at last made know is Christ himself.

(Colossians 2:2, The Living Bible-TLB)