Sushi King was the first sushi Lucyriver had in Kuala Lumpur. Therefore when it opened its first shop in Kuching, two actually, in Boulevard and tHe Spring last year, we were delighted and frequented it quite a few times. Food and service were still considered quite satisfying.
Tonight when we had our dinner at the Sushi King, Boulevard, we were rather disappointed as both the food and the service has not been up to the par. Lucyriver believed we were 'invisible' from the moment we stepped in, chose our table, sat down and flipped the menu.
Here are some of the food that we had ordered. The Japanese pancake, no bigger than a CD, with veggy taste.
A bowl of soba.
A plate of black pepper udon.
And of course, Lucyriver must-have, Kodomo Bento. Notice that the croquette is half moon now? It used to be a full moon. Truly disappointed as it is the best thing in the bento.
Most of the portion of the food have been cut down. The art of preparing sushi is practically not practised here. A good sushi would not break off when picked up with the bamboo chopstick. It is definitely a minus when picking up a sushi and noticing that some rice stuck on the plate.
And coming to the service, it would be great if the staff were more organised and systematic as we practically had to rush them several times and repeat our order. Even then, they made mistakes by kept sending us the maki(s) when we didn't even order them. When we rejected them for the zillion times, one staff made a restless facial expression.
Mind you, the sushi king was not even full with customers yet they couldn't get our orders right. Perhaps the staff should be more alert to the customers and not just lean there, cupping their chins like some kind of models. We don't need you to attend to us 24 hours but at least when we want to pay the bill, you will notice.
Do you think the croquette will be full moon again?
Rowing my boat on the river to the west, Gathering wild flowers on the way, If dear passengers wish to hop in, Do present a flower as the fare. 路西河 永不停水流 仿佛是一道路的河 虽然往往向西去 却一路上 让你和我 都充满着 ‘西’望。
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
chinese new year cookies
This year cookies are all home made since B.S.E. has learnt how to make cookies and cakes. Feast your eyes on these. Too bad you can't adopt them.
Green Pea Cookies
Chocolate Chip Cookies
Cornflake Cookies
Cherry Cookies
Pineapple Roll Tarts
Pink Hearts
Fish Floss Mini Rolls
Thursday, January 22, 2009
as red as blood
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
girl or boy monkey drawings
Here are some of the drawings done by the monkeys. The theme is birthday presents. Are you able to guess whether they are drawn by girl monkey or boy monkey? Well, ENJOY!!
Pictures drawn by girl monkey.
Pictures drawn by boy monkey.
Pictures drawn by girl monkey.
Pictures drawn by boy monkey.
Pictures drawn by girl monkey.
Pictures drawn by boy monkeys.
To see if you have guessed accurately, click and run your mouse over the sentences below the pictures.
Pictures drawn by girl monkey.
Pictures drawn by boy monkey.
Pictures drawn by girl monkey.
Pictures drawn by boy monkey.
Pictures drawn by girl monkey.
Pictures drawn by boy monkeys.
To see if you have guessed accurately, click and run your mouse over the sentences below the pictures.
Sunday, January 11, 2009
adoptive greens
Returning to the kingdom of the flower fruit mountain, Lucyriver have adopted several greens. The owner a.k.a. the mother has left the kingdom and thus they are under Lucyriver care now.
Keeping Lucyriver fingers crossed that they will continue to survive and grow up to be healthy little greens.
The 'yam'.
The 'butterfly'.
The 'banana'.
The 'hyacinth'.
The 'heart' I.
The 'heart' II.
The 'hair'.
The 'rose'.
And coming to a pleasant surprise, Lucyriver trumpet lilies are sprouting buds, two of them. What a joy since they were stalks of dried leaves after the long holidays with only a few leaves left. Lucyriver have no idea what are their colours, perhaps pink or maybe white .
Hopefully the green fingers will continue to work their magic.
Keeping Lucyriver fingers crossed that they will continue to survive and grow up to be healthy little greens.
The 'yam'.
The 'butterfly'.
The 'banana'.
The 'hyacinth'.
The 'heart' I.
The 'heart' II.
The 'hair'.
The 'rose'.
And coming to a pleasant surprise, Lucyriver trumpet lilies are sprouting buds, two of them. What a joy since they were stalks of dried leaves after the long holidays with only a few leaves left. Lucyriver have no idea what are their colours, perhaps pink or maybe white .
Hopefully the green fingers will continue to work their magic.
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