We had 'Satay Celup' (steamboat with peanut sauce) for supper that night. Yes, it was a fattening night. But, when we are on a vacation, I suppose all the diet can be put on hold but enjoy to the fullest!
The next day after we checked out, we headed to Jonker Street again.
While walking around exploring for lunch, we walked passed a few antique shops. I was truly fascinated looking at them. Some brings back good ol' memories of my younger days.
We finally decided to have Portuguese food. It was our first time trying it out - Eleven Restaurant.
It is a small, cozy shop with only a few tables. We had to wait for our food as each dish was cooked individually. The chef doesn't accumulate the same dish and cook it at once. This preserves the originality of the taste.
It was yummy and great! Both of us love the food there.
Below is one of their specialty - Special Curry Dable Chicken. The taste is superb.
This is Portuguese Baked Fish. The fish was fresh and the gravy...oh yum yum.
We had otak-otak too but it was just so-so. The best is still Muar's.
We walked around Jonker Street to walk off the food.
This is to clean mahjong tiles. Cool eh?
Of course, this famous Chicken Rice Balls was packed and long queue as usual.
It was quite warm that day. We were sweating like a pig. :D
A photo of us before we headed for home. It was a short but wonderful trip.
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