i told u i help drag to tube station. from tube station shud be easy to get home edy since u have to get home anyways!
or u can go home and come back out =p
exactly monday bank holiday tell that to urself, come and then rest and unpack on sat sunday and monday !

so u're coming anot? i need to book the restaurant lahh

i need someone to help me drag my bag from tube station to my house

*grump*... sleep on his couch?? no thanks... lol..

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Added on August 22, 2009, 6:43 pmoh btw, yesterday my friend brought me to a very nice japanese restaurant in the chinatown. it's cheap, big portion and taste very good.. i can't remember wat is called, it's called something 'misono'.. my friend told me, if you want hv dinner over here, you need to queue up at least 1 hour!..
the portion is very very big.. it's enough for 2 ppl for one meal. can you imagine? one meal only £6.60!


This post has been edited by liew_jls: Aug 22 2009, 06:47 PM

oh lol tht shop. yeah i queued for 30 mins once waiting for seats. i think my house got extra room but not sure it is occupied already or not. lol.

its called misato.

yes the portion is very large. but i find the food only soso... and not worth long wait....but maybe its nicer now. the last time i went there was like a few years ago, and what i find funny is that the cooks and peeps in the kitchen are all indian

i usually walk past the place and go in wong kei and eat their 'ngau lam tong ho' beef brisket noodles i think its called

wong kei, upstairs, downstairs?

really ar? i tried 'zhu pa fan ' (pork steak rice) with curry sos yesterday, the curry can't compete with malaysia's taste, but it's lots more that british curry... lol.. i know all waiters are japanese, i can hardly understand know what they are saying.. but the bad side is, yesterday i had the rice it's bit cold...

wong kei? never try before, but i tried the 'tai ka lok' before, the food so so.. but quite expensive..

you guys damn nice la. can always go there and eat so many stuff..

yup its called misato. i've heard of it as well.

wong kei is better than tai ka lok imo.

ok lah den dun come, noone wanna drag ur bag from tube station to ur home =p
i'm gonna confirm 7 seats only then.

Nah dun think i ll go as well, wanna keep stomach for REAL malaysian food.. lol

I miss nasi kandar in Malaysia, and Satay... gonna get my friends to tapao some from Kajang..

HOME!!! the air of my boleh land!!! cant wait..

i need to see my condition when i reach airport la. uknow long haul flight is tiring lol.

lol up/downstairs.... or sit anywhere

yeah, infamous for their 'customer service' all the way back to the 70's

i think they are the cheapest in chinatown or among the cheapest. so its bang for buck for me and i usually go there alone anyway

put it this way, its not quite the place you'd take your date to

if you dont mind sharing tables with others

wow you all really come out and gather one ah?

why not? just because i'm not based in london, otherwise i surely will go for the dinner.. i actually missed a lot of the gathering especially the last birthday gathering in nov.... what a waste..

why not?

its fun hanging out with fellow malaysians

lols y not?
We've been gathering so many times already right chizzu and Geminist and mrlappy?
We're all buddy buddy

I like Wong Kei. If you sit the ground level got one guy quite friendly one. I always go there and share 1 plate with Beverly haha. Very cheap for us. 2.20 each

Ohh.. where is wong kei?
sounds like a good place to dine in...

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Added on August 24, 2009, 6:27 amI usually go Young Cheng or Canton, though i often cook myself..

This post has been edited by Mr. Z: Aug 24 2009, 06:27 AM

Its at the head of Gerard street near Gerard's Corner. The row before you turn into C&R if you know where C&R is. Its good and cheap compared to the others which are not so good and more expensive in my opinion.

Four Seasons is not bad too but somehow I still prefer Wong Kei haha.

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Added on August 24, 2009, 5:24 pmMr Geminist aka Edmund.
Are you coming ka? Lols..can I take your orders?

http://www.satay-house.co.uk/menu-food-1.html

Menu!

This post has been edited by xcutelilgal: Aug 24 2009, 05:24 PM

Hi, can I ask approximately how much to apply for a student visa studying in UK? says around 5 years? does it exceeds 10k? or does it go according to the duration you are going to be in UK?

Sorry for the noob question.

I feel Chinatown price is ridiculous sometimes, I always eat at Yi Ban opposite City Airport. Cheap and nice view.

@nky_kevin: Best for you to check with British Embassy in KL.