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Mar 07

Burgoo

Power Plant

Said I'd like to have American food, so Mike took me to Burgoo's at Power Plant in Makati :) Huge portions, the American way!

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Onion rings, soup, mudpie plus a marshmallow drink :)


Burgoo
Didja know Burgoo is a term used for many types of stew made from a mixture of ingredients?

In particular, burgoo is a traditional Kentuckian stew, served commonly at the Kentucky Derby. It is a hodge podge of ingredients and most recipes call for a minimum 24-hour cook time. At the Derby it is served from massive iron pots into paper cups with crackers. Some people use the saltine crackers to eat the whole cup of burgoo like a dip. Churches in parts of Kentucky use burgoo much like other churches across the nation use chili for fundraising. -- info thanks to Wikipedia

Posted by yyboey 06:09 Archived in Business Travel | Philippines Comments (0)

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Health Conscious Choice?

Eating at The Curve in One Utama, Petaling Jaya

overcast 25 °C

Was at The Curve, freezing from the aircon so a hot bowl of noodles was really appealing. Figured Vietnamese beef noodles would be fun at Pho Hoa.

Pho Hoa restaurants feature naturally flavored, low-calorie, delicious soups with the choicest slices of brisket, flank, eye round steak,... Each bowl of soup is accompanied with fresh coriander leaves, bean sprouts, hot peppers, lemon wedges... to give the customers a complete, nutritious and well-balanced meal.

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Choose this from the menu (copy taken from their website) :

Chả Giò is a fried imperial roll, with minced chicken and vegetables. These are all rolled up with rice paper and deep fried and served with (nuoc mam) a mixture of sugar, nuoc mam, vinegar, chili paste, and some strands of sliced carrots.

The Adventurer's Choice
This category specially caters those who want the most "unusual" and yet, the tastiest of meats. Why not be adventurous once and try what other choosy eaters have been enjoying?

Phở Chín, Nạm, Gầu, Gân, Vè Dòn
Noodle soup with brisket, flank, tendon, fatty, and crunchy flank

Posted by yyboey 09.03.2007 17:29 Archived in Malaysia Comments (0)

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Jakarta in 24 hours

1d/2n trip

overcast 24 °C

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Flew by MAS to Jakarta, Indonesia. 2 hours flight on a 737. Asian Vegetarian Meal on MAS flight to Jakarta.

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Taken when I checked into the hotel - Grand Hyatt Jakarta, truly your 5-star hotel.

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View when about to check out of hotel.

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Was going to have Japanese food for dinner, but changed my mind after looking through the menu. Figrued when in Indonesia, eat as the Indonesians - Nasi Goreng and Sop Buntut! (Fried Rice and Oxtail Soup) Loved the emping and sambal :)

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Seen in the corridors of Grand Hyatt, Jakarta...

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Soekarno-Hatta Jakarta International Airport

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The lady insisted I try the Tempura Ramen. Real small servings...but good thing I ate coz they only served AVML at 10pm.

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Not terribly exciting food on Y class back to KL.

Posted by yyboey 09.03.2007 16:53 Archived in Business Travel | Indonesia Comments (0)

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