What To Eat, What to Cook

What is Chinese New Year without lou sang? This time round after a hearty yee sang at home with my family, I 捞 生(lou sang-ed, stir the yee sang like mad, LOL!) another yee sang ala-Japanese at Sushi King after seeing it in Allen’s blog. The small set retails at RM8.88. Auspicious, eh?

The plate is too darn small that it spilled everywhere, causing wastage. They don’t have those crispy crackers (neh, those that is known as pok pok chui) either, but instead substituted it with tempura flakes.

I still prefer Chinese traditional style yee sang though.