Some of my weekday home sweet home dinner by Aunt...

Delight yourself in the Lord, and He shall give you the desires of your heart. Psalm 37:4
This was very nice, with good wok hei and the sauce was fantastic. I literally dipped all the steamboat stuff into the sauce since it was so bland.

The prawn cake is one of my fav thai appetizer. Always ate this in Bangkok. It's a patty with minced prawn and squid paste coated with breadcrumbs to deep fry. This was quite good, especially the peanut sweet sauce dip really enhance the prawn cake.
This was another must order dish. Very appetizing and spicy too. Blanched squid, minced pork & vermecilli in stock and tossed w/bird eye chilli, sliced shallots, spring onion, parsley, fish sauce, lime juice & sugar. Yum...
The green curry was rather authentic and quite a popular dish there. I remember I learnt this at Forest Leong's class and she mentioned that an authentic green curry should be soupy. The next time I will ask them not to drizzle the coconut milk in as I prefer a lighter taste.
My aunt felt that the sauce was a tad too sweet but the rest of us were fine with it.
Quite nicely done up too and still had a bit of "wok hei".
I like this, very refreshing & soothing after all the spiciness and it was not overly sweet. 
The chicken was pretty tasty even without any soya sauce & sesame oil. I'm not sure is it serve this way or they forgotten to pack the sauce for us. As it's kampong chicken so don't expect it to be very tender and melt in the mouth type but I'm fine with it. The takeaway packaging was quite nice too.
Ordered one side dish which was the chap chye, well it was rather lousy. Too starchy and too much onions! The rice was not bad and soup was complimentary.


The green tea chiffon was yummy, the fresh cream was so delicately flavoured to compliment the green tea chiffon which was so light & spongy with mild green tea flavor.
The puff pastry was rather dry when I ate the next morning but the custard was creamy and nice.

