Dance Dinner Diary (March 2011) - 12 March 2011

It's been 2 years since we started our dance dinner diary and it's been fantastic friendship with the babes. Cara, Linda, Joanna and I knew each other from Jacie Dance studio where we did our dance class. Tango was the dance we did, that was more than 2 years ago. We told ourselves we would meet once a month, hence the start of dance dinner diary where the babes have tried different food places and it's a time to catch up with each other. It's also fun to share our travel stories and the loot we bring back from our travels. We have been to museum, musical and food hunting. It's amazing how our interest in dance and music brought us together.

On 12 March 2011, we invaded Old Airport Road Hawker Centre, trying the known delicacies in the eastern side of Singapore. While waiting for Jo, we ordered our drinks first. It was an early dinner at 6pm

Pat in pink with her sugar cane drink

Cara with her sour plum drink

Linda, her lovely blue top with her drink

Thirst Quenches - Sugarcane Juice/ Sour plum juice with a pince of lime

Linda & Cara

Linda & Pat

Pat & Cara

12 sticks of satay - chicken & mutton

When Jo arrived, we went to order the food. I ordered the satay. Priced at 50cents per stick, it has to be my favourite dish. The uncle was nice to give me an additional bowl of gravey.

Grilled Sambal Fish

Jo ordered for us the grilled sambal Fish. Not bad, the sambal added to the flavour of the fish. Next time would like to try stingray.

Rojak

This dish was so so. There was the Toa Payoh Rojak, but we heard it was a long queue. Hence we settled for this plate of rojak.

Early Dinner

Mushrooms & Vegetable oyster sauce

Claypot chicken Rice

Jo hard at work adding the sauce to the chicken rice

Cara and Linda ordered the claypot rice and vegetable for us. The claypot rice was not bad, the chicken was a bit tough. Not a fan of chicken rice.

We wanted to try other dishes like prawn noodles, wanton noodles and even the carrot rice. But when we heard there was the cakes - awfully chocolate at Katong, we decided the cakes come first. Hence we took a bus to Katong

Awfully Chocoate at Katong - I love this cosy place. The cakes were delicious.

Hmm..whoever is taking me out for a date, can consider this place :)

Cold Honey Ocha

The 3 of us had this drink. Refreshing and the honey gave the sweetness to the cold ocha. This was priced at $3.20. Worth ordering.

Hot Butterscoth Milk

Staying away from coffee and tea, Jo ordered the hot butterscoth Milk. Priced at $6.90, the drink was very sweet but nice. One could taste the butterscoth.

Super Stacked Choc Cake and Pear Frargipn with ice cream

The 2 cakes have to be the highlight of the evening. I love both the cakes, yes sinful but delicious. Lucky it is being shared by the 4 of us. The choc cake is moist and one could feel the richness of the chocolate. The fragrance of the pear could be tasted. The ice cream blended well with the cakes.

Linda & Joanna

Pat & Cara