Chap Goh Mei!

Just a blink of eyes, it is the fifteenth day of Chinese New Year already! It is the final day of the Chinese New Year. Before it ends, I still want to give everyone a goodies treat.

Nien Gao (Sticky Cake) and Kam (mandarin oranges).

That Nien Gao is specially for an old friend of mine, carrots. Ask her to share with you all lah, ok? :P The Kam ah? Feel free to take one each. Hmm... Don't know enough or not.

Shrimp rolls.

Aiyo, these shrimp rolls are one of my favourite goodies. Now, I want to share these with you all! :)

Reserved Kam for Firehorse.

Eh eh, I almost forget. I have a Kam, reserved just for Firehorse.

Cuttlefish.

This cuttlefish is really tempting. Once you eat, you'll never stop. But I have enough stock for everyone. Feel free to grab it hoh!

Bak Gua (Dried Barbecued Pork).

Another order from carrots; Bak Gua. Come, come, everyone! Eat, eat!

Vege crackers.

How can Chinese New Year be celebrated without this keropok right? This year, I sampled this very nice vege crackers (I think it's made of tapioca but I'm not quite sure). So, I let you all try. Opppss! No Acar (prickled vege) lah. Hope you all don't mind.

Lou sang!

Now, I would like to invite everyone to lou sang with me. If not hor, we all have to wait till next year liao.

Happy Chap Goh Mei everyone! :)

Are You There?

Anyone remember the Gong Xi Bazaar which I had blogged about? I think, that is the place you can meet a lot of people. Just look at the photos...

Squeeze, squeeze, squeeze!!!

Dancing Queen, did I accidentally snap a photo of your hubby again? Hehe.

That's what Mirians like.

That's the festive feel; having everyone squeezing here and there in a market.

240 stalls in this annual bazaar.

With so many people in this bazaar, for sure, you can meet some of your friends. Even those whom you have not seen for ages.

God of Fortune.

Not only you can meet people in this bazaar, but you can also take this opportunity to snap as many photos as possible. Of course, not to forget, to buy groceries and some snack for Chinese New Year. :)

Dragon Dance.

Look at this big crowd!

Lion Dance and also Dragon Dance.

The great thing about this bazaar is, you get to watch all those lion and dragon dance for free! For your interest, if you want to watch this kind of performance, you normally need to give "angpao" (red packet) to the lion dance troop. RM 5 or RM 10? Nahh! You must give them at least RM500 for this kind of performance. ;)

For those overseas, you come to the right place. I have two short video clips of lion and dragon dance for your pleasure. :)

Now, tell me Kok's blog is interesting! Or else, no more videos next time! Hahaha! :P

Mari Makan (Come Eat)!

So, Chinese New Year is around the corner hor? For me this year, I couldn't celebrate it because of this. But then, being the generous me, I still want to organise an Open Blog for all my friends here. :D

Pumpkins.

First, let me give all of you this small inedible pumpkins. Actually, I am not sure about the significance of these pumpkins. Can anyone tell me?

Pistachio nuts.

Now, mari makan some of the snacks I prepared. Help yourself hor. Make this your home. Don't paiseh paiseh (shy shy) :)

Jelly candy.

Children, come come! Kor kor give you jelly candy.

Cashew nuts.

These cashew nuts, not cooked yet lah. Sorry sorry. My mama too busy to make mah.

Red cuttlefish.

Anyone like this? Although it's nice, don't overeat this. If not, you'll end up spending hours on the throne like Aunty Judy. :P

White Kuachi.

Aiyo, got this kuachi, everyone can chit chat non-stop while eating this. ;)

Heart-shaped chocolates.

Not only children love this heart-shaped chocolates, couples sure love this. Couples out there! Don't forget 14th of February ah! ;)

Dried persimmons.

Dried persimmons, you all have to spare some. Don't eat everything cause my gong gong love this.

Gold coins!

Full or not with all those snacks? Not enough, there are still somemore which I've no idea where my mama kept them. :P

Here, I wanna wish everyone a Happy and Prosperous Chinese New Year! Gong Xi Fa Chai!

Oh yeah, I know some of you come here for 4-D, eh? What numbers leh?
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Here comes the 4-D...

Note: I don't encourage gambling. Use these numbers at your own risk. :P