From Switzerland to Argentina (as if)
It was an indulgent weekend.
First, D and I went to Fondue Shop in Sri Hartamas
for cheese AND chocolate fondue.
I brought my camera, but the lure of the bubbling fondue pot clouded my brain before I could say "Cheese" (okay, that was REALLY lame :P). The fondues were yummy and we were fighting over the bread slices and bigger strawberries. Pity I didn't snap any pictures.
Later that day, I went to a Tango Club party at El Cerdo with LY, her parents and some of their friends. None of us were members, but her parents were regulars at the restaurant. It just sounded like fun to watch some Tango dancers show their stuff, eat delicious porcine food (incidently, El Cerdo means The Pig) and drink FREE-FLOW Argentinian wine. All at RM68++.
Dinner was all-you-can-eat Mexican-Latin American cuisine.
Stuffed And Rolled Beef Flank, Pig Trotters In Vinagrette, Fish Marinated In Lime And Lemon Juice, Avocado Potato Cream Soup, Tortilla Soup, Tortilla Filled With Chorizo Sausage, Fried Pork Filled Tortillas, Baked Meat Pastries, Chicken In Chocolate Chili Sauce, Braised Fresh Ham, Lamb And Vegetable Stew, Pork In Fruit Juice, Red Snapper In Tomato Sauce With Olives, Pineapple Custard, Corn Cake and Mango Mousse.
We had a sampler of everything, and we could order more if we wanted to. But we were so stuffed by the end of the samplers, all we could ask for was another serving of the delicious ham. The wine was good as well, and by the time I had my 3rd, er, 4th, er no, 5th... glass, I was all flushed and happy.
The dancers were tango enthusiasts from the Tango Club. And as the lady president would say, tango is a private conversation between a man and a woman. *sweats*
Oh, she's the lady in light blue with the ultra-fit, ultra-hot bod. And guess what, she's 62.
We did abit of dancing at the end as well (not the tango, though).
Now I'm dying to go back to that restaurant for their tiramisu. Highly recommended, and said to be the real thing. Alcohol, the works! (Most tiramisus served in KL are sans kahlua or rum. Sad, sad, sad)
First, D and I went to Fondue Shop in Sri Hartamas
for cheese AND chocolate fondue.
I brought my camera, but the lure of the bubbling fondue pot clouded my brain before I could say "Cheese" (okay, that was REALLY lame :P). The fondues were yummy and we were fighting over the bread slices and bigger strawberries. Pity I didn't snap any pictures.
Later that day, I went to a Tango Club party at El Cerdo with LY, her parents and some of their friends. None of us were members, but her parents were regulars at the restaurant. It just sounded like fun to watch some Tango dancers show their stuff, eat delicious porcine food (incidently, El Cerdo means The Pig) and drink FREE-FLOW Argentinian wine. All at RM68++.
Dinner was all-you-can-eat Mexican-Latin American cuisine.
Stuffed And Rolled Beef Flank, Pig Trotters In Vinagrette, Fish Marinated In Lime And Lemon Juice, Avocado Potato Cream Soup, Tortilla Soup, Tortilla Filled With Chorizo Sausage, Fried Pork Filled Tortillas, Baked Meat Pastries, Chicken In Chocolate Chili Sauce, Braised Fresh Ham, Lamb And Vegetable Stew, Pork In Fruit Juice, Red Snapper In Tomato Sauce With Olives, Pineapple Custard, Corn Cake and Mango Mousse.
We had a sampler of everything, and we could order more if we wanted to. But we were so stuffed by the end of the samplers, all we could ask for was another serving of the delicious ham. The wine was good as well, and by the time I had my 3rd, er, 4th, er no, 5th... glass, I was all flushed and happy.
The dancers were tango enthusiasts from the Tango Club. And as the lady president would say, tango is a private conversation between a man and a woman. *sweats*
Oh, she's the lady in light blue with the ultra-fit, ultra-hot bod. And guess what, she's 62.
We did abit of dancing at the end as well (not the tango, though).
Now I'm dying to go back to that restaurant for their tiramisu. Highly recommended, and said to be the real thing. Alcohol, the works! (Most tiramisus served in KL are sans kahlua or rum. Sad, sad, sad)
Labels: food
says Wandernut on Monday, October 31, 2005
1 wandered by:
"..tango is a private conversation between a man and a woman."
That's such a great line!
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