Saturday, April 14, 2007
Dragon-i
What in the world is Dragon-i you ask? It is a Chinese Restaurant located in Sunway Pyramid, on the higher floors. Of course some of you might already know where it is. Just for the sake of those who do not know. To be honest, I thought Dragon-i was spelled as Dragon Eye, which of course brought bursts of laughter as it had another meaning. If you know someone in particular, then you will know what it means. For now I shall remain silent =). Right, my friends and I went there to celebrate our former schoolmate's birthday. She is now a year older! My friend gave me a lift to Sunway Pyramid at around 4.00 PM. Attempted to think of what birthday gift should be given to her.
Birthday girl's on the left
Instead of buying just something you can easily grab of the shelve, my friend and I bought three seperate items, and literally combined them as though as it was bought in the same manner. It didn't cost alot. However, it was something unique you can never buy off the shelve! Also, it is the thought which counts! After settling the present, we went around looking for the restaurant. Met up with another friend and later on bumped into a group of three girls. One of them was the birthday girl, the other two was also known by all of us. We went into the restaurant after meeting up with the rest.
Someone's got a new phone!
I'm still in the stone age
The menu was given and we ordered from it. A wide range of noodles as well as rice. I took some noodles, as recommended by my friend, and a cup of chinese tea. Food arrived soon after. It was time to dig it. Yum yum! Rafferty was thoughtful enough to wait for two people who came extremely late.
My noodles
Can I get an oink?
Staple food
The night went on with everyone talking. Some of them were busy taking pictures together too. I managed to sneak a shot. =) Make it two. Umm, three perhaps. I went home at 9.30 PM with my eyes not spared from cultural shock due to Japanese wannabes.
Say cheese!
Groupie
Michelle and Chun Siong
I hope I will still be in one piece =)
Birthday girl's on the left
Instead of buying just something you can easily grab of the shelve, my friend and I bought three seperate items, and literally combined them as though as it was bought in the same manner. It didn't cost alot. However, it was something unique you can never buy off the shelve! Also, it is the thought which counts! After settling the present, we went around looking for the restaurant. Met up with another friend and later on bumped into a group of three girls. One of them was the birthday girl, the other two was also known by all of us. We went into the restaurant after meeting up with the rest.
Someone's got a new phone!
I'm still in the stone age
The menu was given and we ordered from it. A wide range of noodles as well as rice. I took some noodles, as recommended by my friend, and a cup of chinese tea. Food arrived soon after. It was time to dig it. Yum yum! Rafferty was thoughtful enough to wait for two people who came extremely late.
My noodles
Can I get an oink?
Staple food
The night went on with everyone talking. Some of them were busy taking pictures together too. I managed to sneak a shot. =) Make it two. Umm, three perhaps. I went home at 9.30 PM with my eyes not spared from cultural shock due to Japanese wannabes.
Say cheese!
Groupie
Michelle and Chun Siong
I hope I will still be in one piece =)
# posted by zerowindez : 11:11 PM
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