Macau Pork Chop Bun 1968

I first tasted this Macau Pork Chop during my visit to Macau traveling from Hong Kong by Hydrofoil jet in mid 1970s. it was so crowded that I need to que up for more than 30 minutes....

It was so tasty that I asked my tour guide to get me another one the next day while I attend to other matters....

Currently the Macau pork chop bun provid another new taste which sweet due to the bun, the fried pork chop tastse are the same, after eating both I still prefer the orignal taste than the sweet bun taste.

 

those early days in Macau if you wanted to eat it, you need to early to que up as it was sold out within a few hours...

Now with the new fast food concept, you get it less than 5 minutes..

there are 2 outlets now in kuala lumpur one in K.L. Lot 10 and this one at Sri Petaling, with the new fast chain concept I am sure in Macau there is no need to que up for hour if come late and also sould out when your turn come..

 

 

Pu-erh Medicinal Tea from Yunnan China

PUER TEA: Ancient Caravans and Urban Chic

UCSI Kuala Lumpr.

16 English Teachers coming from Vietnam to learn teaching English courses in UCSI  for 3 months, VP Magaret arrange a 4 hours Kuala lumpur city tour for the group.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Royal Palace Museum

After our King ( Agong) live in the new Royal Palace this former old palace was converted into a museum, however only certain section begin open for the visitors.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Royal Palace Museum Guard.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

National Mosque Kuala Lumpr.

Honestly speaking this is my first time to visit our National Mosque as all the time given the imprssion non muslim not permitted to enter..

I have visited mosque in Hong kong, Guangzhou, Bejing, Iran and Jordan today if not of escorting the Vietnam English Teachers and acting as their photography I am still ignorant of non muslim can enter a mosque but certain section and to take  off shoes..