Dinner At Anderson Curry House, Ipoh.

A friend suggested Indian bread for dinner because none of us feel like eating rice. So we arranged to meet at The Andersonian's Club at 6 pm.

 Hubby and I arrived earlier than our friend. The menu states 6 pm but we were told that it is only ready at 6.30 pm.

Big tree in the compound.

  We were invited to take a seat while waiting for our friend to reach, which she did shortly after.

 We were the earliest customers and I used the time for taking some snapshots.

 View facing the Anderson School.

 A painting of the Anderson School clock tower on the wall of the club.

 This was also found on the wall of the club.

 A wooden screen with carved designs shielding the doorway to the washrooms.

 The Menu.

 Sizzling Tandoor Chicken

 Aloo Gobi

Cauliflower and potatoes - mildly spiced.

 Dhall Tadkha - Lentil specialty. 

Kashmiri Naan

Stuffed with mixed fruits and nuts. 

Keema Naan

Stuffed with spicy minced lamb

Garlic Naan - topped with chopped garlic. 

Hubby and I used to love garlic naan but after tasting the other stuffed naan, the garlic naan tasted plain.

This picture was before the last naan order arrived at the table.

We should have stopped at these but I underestimated the size of the naan.

Turned out that we couldn't finish all the naan and the chicken.

What we couldn't finished were all packed for the next day's lunch.

Linking to Tuesday's Treasures & Image-in-ing.

And I am sure that God who began the good work within you

will keep right on helping you grow in his grace

until his task within you is finally finished

on that day when Jesus Christ returns.

(Philippians 1:6, The Living Bible-TLB)

Hearty Dinner At The Spice Kitchen Restaurant, Johor Bahru.

On the second evening, our friends took us to The Spice Kitchen restaurant which serves Indian Chinese and Indian Thai cuisine. It is a popular restaurant where customers have to wait to be seated. After waiting for some time, we were led to a table for 5 people. I don't know the exact name for the dishes but I will share the photos of what we ate for dinner that evening.

A spread of Indian Chinese, Indian Thai cuisine.

 Chicken dish

Another Chicken dish 

 Fruitie Indian bread

Cheese Naan

 Garlic Naan

Spicy and sour soup (veggie, mushrooms, etc.)

A dish with potatoes

A creamy curry dish

I think this is mutton curry

A spinach with cheese cream, etc.

We had sky juice filled in this glass with handle.

Thanks to our friends for this delicious dinner.

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The following photos are for joining Saturday's Critters.

 This photo was captured by a friend who stopped beside this motorcyclist at a traffic light junction. Can you see the big lizard riding on the shoulder of the motorcyclist?

 Can you see this lizard relaxing on my Jambu or Guava branch?

 Then it came to pose for me! Just look at the long tail! 

It even waited for me to snap a close up.

So proud to show off itself!

Linking to Saturday's Critters.

For what is it we live for, that gives us hope and joy

and is our proud reward and crown? It is you!

Yes, you will bring so much joy as we stand together

before our Lord Jesus Christ when he comes back again.

(1 Thessalonians 2:19, The Living Bible-TLB)

Sunday Fellowship Lunch At Tandoori Grill, Ipoh.

Just after last Sunday's celebration ended, a church friend approached us to invite us out for lunch. It is not always possible for us to have lunch together because some have to provide transport for those without transport. And for last Sunday, my church friends were available and it was a wonderful chance to gather for lunch and fellowship.

The one who invited us for lunch is the youngest of the four of us. She wanted to give us a treat at Restoran Tandoori Grill as none of us has been there before.

The outside looks neat and clean. No problem with parking as we were the 1st customers for lunch.

I am always the one who is taking my own sweet time with my camera.

Some useful information, if you are interested.

More information to take note.

Address: 9, Jalan Chin Choon San, Greentown,

30450 Ipoh. Tel: 05-2535995

As we passed through the main doorway, we were greeted by this art piece.

We had the whole place to ourselves. Choosing a comfy table for 4 people.

Since we were the only customers, I took a few snapshots before the other customers came in.

Floral arrangement.

Framed art piece on the wall.

Another framed art piece.

A corner of the restaurant.

We had plenty of time to go through the menu.

Crispy thin Papadum served with mint sauce.

Hmmm....these are great for snacks!

My Mango Lassi drink @ MYR 8 (approx. 2.07 USD).

The Mango Lassi with sprinkling of spices on it.

Mini sized Chapatis @ MYR 3 (approx. 0.78 USD) per piece.

Butter Naan, quartered @ MYR 5 (approx. 1.29 USD) per piece.

My favourite - Garlic Naan. Same price as Butter Naan.

Bread served in perforated metal dishes.

Palak Paneer - Spinach curry with Indian cheese.

MYR 18.90 (approx. 4.88 USD).

Prawn Masala @ MYR 36.90 (approx. 9.54 USD).

Chicken Tikka Masala @ MYR 20.90 (approx. 5.40 USD).

Mutton Madrasi @ MYR 28.90 (approx. 7.47 USD).

If you love mutton, this is a must order dish!

For a start, a bit of everything!

Food came in metal bowls with metal spoons.

And after our meal, we helped ourselves to some "mouth freshener" (slightly sweetened spices) as we made our way out. 

A longing fulfilled is sweet to the soul,

but fools detest turning from evil.

(Proverbs 13:19, NIV)