Anyway, will continue with what I promised in the last post. Food from the Song/ Katibas area. Most of the food here is home cooked and prepared with love. Whether its nutritional content its up to standards, I leave that for you to decide.
BA-BI-Q!
Yup, you read that right! In KL, Friday nights are a blast... Clubbing, drinks, alco, the works! In Song, the grill is lit up, healthy doses (or more like unhealthy doses!) of beer and tuak is thrown in for good measure and there's also a karaoke set to belt out Golden oldies, Malay jiwang songs or Iban "orang kampung" style!
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| Light the grill! It's time for a barbeque! |
Here's the reason its call a BA-BI-Q!
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| Babi Cina or better known as 'siew yok' Nicely done with just a hint of carbon for the crunch! |
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| Babi hutan Leaner & tougher than the Babi Cina but still a tasty treat! |
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| Preparing the babi with a nasty looking machete! |
The staff prepared a few other dishes for good measure including midin - a local fern, pusuk goreng cabae - anchovies fried with green chilli, pucuk manis goreng - stir fried tapioca leaves but my favourite dish would have to be this...
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| I have known idea what's it called... It's a kuchai & BBQ chicken wing salad, dressed with sea salt & a squeeze of lime. |
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| Musang masak hitam This one had iron supplements in them - shot gun pellets that almost sent me to the dentist for a dislodged filling! |
Food is definitely a good mixer. Throw in a few pints as a binder. Friday nights can be a blast here in Song!
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| Bon Appetit! |
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