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Major Heartburn

I stupidly forgot to bring my ulam so I was left with just rice for lunch. I decided to eat out instead! I wanted to try something new and since there was a stall there that has a long queue every lunch time, I went with the flow and ordered me some noodles!


The stall is called "Ah Meng Curry Bee Hoon Mee". A regular bowl is S$4.50, while a big bowl costs S$5.50. The beancurd skin, fish tofu and chicken were added bonuses. I like the taste although it is a bit spicy. It has given me a massive heartburn! I'm having shortness of breath, as if I ran back to the office. Haha. I was able to finish the regular bowl but on normal days, I don't think I could have eaten the whole thing. Okay, maybe I could because I don't like seeing food go to waste! The point is, it's a big meal!


I also got a splinter from the chopsticks. Boohoo. Good thing it didn't bleed or else Iris and Christine might have to bare the shame of me fainting in public! LOL.

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