My Very First Blog

This year, it coincided with the Chinese New Year so we had yee sang as well. Since it's a potluck party, I decided to contribute the yee sang with 2 other friends. We bought it from Sri Siam Restaurant in SS2.



OK, the yee sang did not exactly look appetizing but after we tossed and mixed all the ingredients, it looked yummy and delicious! This is my bowl of yee sang!



Unlike the normal steamboat where you dip the raw meat and vegetables into the boiling pot and take them out with chopsticks or ladles, my friend had ingeniously used skewers instead. This way is more hygienic and easier for us too!



Meat balls all neatly prepared by the host. We just need to dip them into the boiling pot.



More raw stuffs to be put into the steamboat.

There were prawns too but I forgot to take photos of them!

These are cooked meat balls ready to be eaten with some chili sauce.



A friend brought fried squids.



Another brought roast chicken.



The host also prepared for us a big plate of edamame beans - my favorite! I think I ate way too many edamame beans last night!



For desserts, we had konyaku jelly. Yum!



And we also had cakes bought from Australia Cake House in Sea Park, PJ if not mistaken. The chocolate cake was so delicious! (although the photo does not look it!)

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