ku-DOS

We've agreed to try out a new resto for our DOS dinner celeb.
Been thrilled with the tag "exotic restaurant" so we decided to check out Assia in Wok in Dubai Mall.



For starters,we ordered shrimp lollipops with youngcorn sticks.
They have used rolls of lemon grass as sticks for the lollipops, very creative!
They also serve prawn crackers as starters. I think it's the same prawn crackers in chowking when you ordered for lauriat.



We ordered nasegoreng with grilled chicken and chilli garlic beef with udon noodles instead of rice for a lesser calorie intake. All these for our main course. Base on our orders, yes you're right we have spicy tongues...hehehe But I say the nasegoreng wasn't that spicy as we have expected it to be. The chilli beef didn't pass on our spicy meter either. And the udon noodles has this after taste which is something like a burned paper or burned plastic.

But I'm giving them an A for the food presentationa and their very polite servers. Food looks so yummy. But as they usually say, looks can be deceiving so beware.








Will I be coming back? Hmmmmmmm it was not that exotic afterall, so maybe but not that soon...

cheers!!

grendha ganda

Eversince last year, I'm in search for grendha jelly shoes here in the UAE. But upto this date, only Ipanema, Crocs, Havs, Billabong and the likes have landed here. I almost have had lost hope of having the comfort of this jelly shoes... until pj teamed-up with amazon.com... AND viola!



it blends well with my nail polish...hehehe




and oh my feet looks good with it.. LOL



Grendha Shoes originated in Brazil and entered US in the late 80's. These jellies are a cluster of avant-garde molded-plastic shoes which targets women and children's market.



And with its futuristic sleekness, it crosses age boundaries.
It is so comfy that I think my mom would also consider it to wear.