Group photo
Morning breakfast at this tim sum restaurant
Before serving
This uncle practically will show this sign in other tour as well
Best knowing each other during waiting for the food to be served
See how happy from their faces expression...
Shredded chicken porridge with you-tiao
Fried sesame balls with green bean fillings. Good!
Deep fried Shui Jiao
Chee Cheong Fun with chao siew filling
Chao Siew Pau
Chao Siew fillings
Tao Sau Pau
Full of tao sau fillings
Steamed Jiao Zi
Steamed Siew Mai
Steamed Sushi
Xiao Long Pao
The fillings in the xiao long pao
After breakfast, the group proceed to the YOYO local products shop
This store sells a wide range of local products, from tau sau piah, sauces, peanuts, beverages to dry food. All products are nicely and neatly packed on the shelves.
Next destination, we proceed to the Cai Sheng Ye temple at Muar
Opposite the temple, there are rows of stalls selling dried food, famous sesame oil and biscuits
Dried tau kee
Dried noodles
And these, the famous sesame oil
biscuits at 3 packets for RM10
Next we have our lunch at the local restaurant.
4 types of hot and cold platter
Shark fins soup with crab meat
Assam fish
Fried chicken with Thai special sauce
A healthy vegetable dish with lotus, french beans, black fungus, carrot, red pepper and chinese celery
Big fried prawn with cereals
Tong Puo Rou with buns
And lastly, refreshing fruits
Next we went to Yong Sheng to buy our mooncakes
Mooncake packed in tin
Nicely mooncakes packed in boxes
Another biscuit shop at Kluang which is famous for their tau sah piah that comes with 2 different types of fillings, the sweet and the salted one
But during this coming mooncake period, they only made the salted tau sah piah fillings
The salted tau sah piah
They also have the sweet one, but in another form that are sold for the mooncake festival
Big buys for the festival
When we are finished with our mooncakes purchases, we proceed next to the shopping centre, Kluang Mall
There is a big supermarket, Pacific
The last destination, dinner at this restaurant
5 tables being reserved by....
5 assorted hot and cold platter
and most importanly, RICE
Shark fins soup
Fried fish with sweet and sour sauce
Fried Yam basket with assorted vegetables
Fried crispy chicken in thai sauce
Prawn balls in salad sauce
The last dish, the longan desserts
Tour package S$60
Include 3 meals (B/L/D)
End of the tour
Morning breakfast at this tim sum restaurant
Before serving
This uncle practically will show this sign in other tour as well
Best knowing each other during waiting for the food to be served
See how happy from their faces expression...
Shredded chicken porridge with you-tiao
Fried sesame balls with green bean fillings. Good!
Deep fried Shui Jiao
Chee Cheong Fun with chao siew filling
Chao Siew Pau
Chao Siew fillings
Tao Sau Pau
Full of tao sau fillings
Steamed Jiao Zi
Steamed Siew Mai
Steamed Sushi
Xiao Long Pao
The fillings in the xiao long pao
After breakfast, the group proceed to the YOYO local products shop
This store sells a wide range of local products, from tau sau piah, sauces, peanuts, beverages to dry food. All products are nicely and neatly packed on the shelves.
Next destination, we proceed to the Cai Sheng Ye temple at Muar
Opposite the temple, there are rows of stalls selling dried food, famous sesame oil and biscuits
Dried tau kee
Dried noodles
And these, the famous sesame oil
biscuits at 3 packets for RM10
Next we have our lunch at the local restaurant.
4 types of hot and cold platter
Shark fins soup with crab meat
Assam fish
Fried chicken with Thai special sauce
A healthy vegetable dish with lotus, french beans, black fungus, carrot, red pepper and chinese celery
Big fried prawn with cereals
Tong Puo Rou with buns
And lastly, refreshing fruits
Next we went to Yong Sheng to buy our mooncakes
Mooncake packed in tin
Nicely mooncakes packed in boxes
Another biscuit shop at Kluang which is famous for their tau sah piah that comes with 2 different types of fillings, the sweet and the salted one
But during this coming mooncake period, they only made the salted tau sah piah fillings
The salted tau sah piah
They also have the sweet one, but in another form that are sold for the mooncake festival
Big buys for the festival
When we are finished with our mooncakes purchases, we proceed next to the shopping centre, Kluang Mall
There is a big supermarket, Pacific
The last destination, dinner at this restaurant
5 tables being reserved by....
5 assorted hot and cold platter
and most importanly, RICE
Shark fins soup
Fried fish with sweet and sour sauce
Fried Yam basket with assorted vegetables
Fried crispy chicken in thai sauce
Prawn balls in salad sauce
4 types of vegetables in fragrant fried sambal
The last dish, the longan desserts
Tour package S$60
Include 3 meals (B/L/D)
End of the tour
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