Day 3 is the day we are making our way back home. D&M started out the day early with a pitstop at a Bak Ku Teh shop that looks to be quite packed with locals which we discovered while scouring around town yesterday. Gong Gong & Po Po like this dish a lot...so here we are!
Check out the happy grins on Po Po & Gong Gong! Mummy too!
Claypot Bak Ku Teh! Comes with lots of ingridents such as oyster mushrooms, button mushrooms, meat balls, tau ki & of course the Bak Ku!
Gong Gong & Po Po tucking in earnestly into the sedap (delicious) meal!
Check out the happy grins on Po Po & Gong Gong! Mummy too!
Claypot Bak Ku Teh! Comes with lots of ingridents such as oyster mushrooms, button mushrooms, meat balls, tau ki & of course the Bak Ku!
Gong Gong & Po Po tucking in earnestly into the sedap (delicious) meal!
After the hearty Bak Ku Teh breakfast, Daddy drove us down to Muar to tour the place around and also this is the main town of my paternal grandparents. So I can pay my respects to them...
So here I am with Daddy standing in front of the temple housing the ashes of my paternal grandma. Daddy makes a yearly trip here with Ye Ye during the Qing Ming festival and visits the graves of the forefathers. wonder when I can join him on his trips?
Gong Gong & Mummy posing for pics too before offering incense to the deities at this temple.
Thereafter, we heading to a local restaurant to grab a quick lunch before heading back to Singapore. Here, naughty mummy is making fun of me again!
Home Sweet Home! We finally reached backed home after a 622km drive over the past 3 days, taking us about 3hrs on the return journey, with no summons, no speeding (daddy claims this is the first time the speedometer stays within the speed limit & all because I'm around..hehe) and lots of local product. The boot is so heavy that the handling of the car is affected as claimed by Daddy - the sole driver. Adious and till my next trip in March!
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Ella, where r u going in march?
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