Acceptable outside food
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Acceptable outside food
Hi Folks,
Thought of creating a thread where it consolidates all the possible food options if we are dining out. This will hopefully a quick reference guide to all the bros here.
(1) Roast Pork
(2) Steam chicken
(3) Kway Chap (without the kway teow)
(4) Steak (if western stall, ask to change the fries to something else)
(5) Eggs (no restriction on number of eggs to be consumed!)
(6) Yong tau foo (no rice/noodles)
(7) Beef soup, pork innards soup, bak kut teh etc
( Poached salmon from Ikea (no sauce)
anymore?
edited to take into comments by fellow bros
Thought of creating a thread where it consolidates all the possible food options if we are dining out. This will hopefully a quick reference guide to all the bros here.
(1) Roast Pork
(2) Steam chicken
(4) Steak (if western stall, ask to change the fries to something else)
(5) Eggs (no restriction on number of eggs to be consumed!)
(7) Beef soup, pork innards soup, bak kut teh etc
( Poached salmon from Ikea (no sauce)
anymore?
edited to take into comments by fellow bros
Last edited by dowz on Mon Jan 17, 2011 3:48 pm; edited 3 times in total
dowz- Posts : 16
Join date : 2011-01-08
Re: Acceptable outside food
dowz wrote:Hi Folks,
Thought of creating a thread where it consolidates all the possible food options if we are dining out. This will hopefully a quick reference guide to all the bros here.
(1) Roast Pork
(2) Steam chicken
(3) Kway Chap (without the kway teow)
(4) Steak (if western stall, ask to change the fries to something else)
(5) Eggs (no restriction on number of eggs to be consumed!)
(6) Yong tau foo (no rice/noodles)
anymore?
I think you'd have to remove the Yong Tau Foo and Kway chap, being that both use BEANS in their preparation. Soya Sauce and TOU FOO.
Re: Acceptable outside food
Admin wrote:
I think you'd have to remove the Yong Tau Foo and Kway chap, being that both use BEANS in their preparation. Soya Sauce and TOU FOO.
Not to mention that the fish cake and fish balls contain flour
Anyway, okay to eat food include lamb chops, pork chops from the Western Food stall but make sure no gravy (starch and MSG)...hahah
Beef soup, pork innards soup, bak kut teh etc are also okay
xtrocious- Posts : 161
Join date : 2010-12-30
Age : 55
Location : West Singapore
Re: Acceptable outside food
xtrocious wrote:Admin wrote:
I think you'd have to remove the Yong Tau Foo and Kway chap, being that both use BEANS in their preparation. Soya Sauce and TOU FOO.
Not to mention that the fish cake and fish balls contain flour
Anyway, okay to eat food include lamb chops, pork chops from the Western Food stall but make sure no gravy (starch and MSG)...hahah
Beef soup, pork innards soup, bak kut teh etc are also okay
Best is still home and self cooked meals lah.
Re: Acceptable outside food
Yup, these days, I rather go home and cook our own meal...
I can control what goes into our meal
Okay, it may not be as tasty as outside food cos I don't use MSG and the heavy sauces
But I am not complaining...hahah
I can control what goes into our meal
Okay, it may not be as tasty as outside food cos I don't use MSG and the heavy sauces
But I am not complaining...hahah
xtrocious- Posts : 161
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Age : 55
Location : West Singapore
Re: Acceptable outside food
xtrocious wrote:Yup, these days, I rather go home and cook our own meal...
I can control what goes into our meal
Okay, it may not be as tasty as outside food cos I don't use MSG and the heavy sauces
But I am not complaining...hahah
Donna leh X, for me , home cooked still best, and I love to use my tom bolt to pound my rampa.
My friend who's wife is Cantonese. Real bitch, tried to compete with me on Peranakan cooking, say this and that, kana fuck in the face when I told her, what the shit you know, I've been pounding spices sine I was 6 yeas old and that isn't a lie, the way I pound rampa and cook, you can't even hole a candle to me, so don't come and talk rubbish to me and also ask me stupid questions if I really cooked this dish, yes, it's so delicious, it leaves doubts in your mind if I cooked it. Hahahahahahahaha! Shut up straight away.
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Aiyah, will always have these "know it all" sort of people...I call them paper generals - just because they thought they read a book, watched a food channel program, they are "experts"...just like our SAF generals...pui
Anyway, recently went for a short stay at Club Med and everyone was amazed that I only picked at the food at the massive buffets - meat dishes without sauce, cheeses, eggs and butter
I got to know the chef at the egg station on a first name basis...hahah
Everyone else? They were helping themselves to the sh!tload of carbs like bread, cakes and desserts...
Anyway, recently went for a short stay at Club Med and everyone was amazed that I only picked at the food at the massive buffets - meat dishes without sauce, cheeses, eggs and butter
I got to know the chef at the egg station on a first name basis...hahah
Everyone else? They were helping themselves to the sh!tload of carbs like bread, cakes and desserts...
xtrocious- Posts : 161
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Age : 55
Location : West Singapore
Re: Acceptable outside food
xtrocious wrote:Aiyah, will always have these "know it all" sort of people...I call them paper generals - just because they thought they read a book, watched a food channel program, they are "experts"...just like our SAF generals...pui
Anyway, recently went for a short stay at Club Med and everyone was amazed that I only picked at the food at the massive buffets - meat dishes without sauce, cheeses, eggs and butter
I got to know the chef at the egg station on a first name basis...hahah
Everyone else? They were helping themselves to the sh!tload of carbs like bread, cakes and desserts...
X, which Club Med? Me never been to Club Med, yeah damn sua ku. Last time military lah, on standby all the time,
and MY was one of our...... well you know lah. My passport only recently last few years then got MY chop.
Buffet, I don't makan now lah, if overseas, I just eat lor, but I don't touch bread, noodles no better, but then...
I eat one meal a day only. Eyh, lobang to recommend Penang not? I'm still looking for that swee vintage keronsang for my
wife. Everywhere here is damn expensive, knife all buah sharp sharp.
Re: Acceptable outside food
Went to the one at Bintan...
Our first time also...hahah
Nothing special to be honest - just that all the meals and drinks are included in the package
So for me who's now very selective on what I eat plus don't drink alcohol, I felt it was not worth the premium that we have to pay...
Plus most of the time, I am lazing or swimming at the pool side - the sea was too choppy (monsoon) to swim and can't even kayak...sian
Having said that, we may go to the one in Hokkaido during winter - hopefully my knee has recovered enough to go skiing again
Our first time also...hahah
Nothing special to be honest - just that all the meals and drinks are included in the package
So for me who's now very selective on what I eat plus don't drink alcohol, I felt it was not worth the premium that we have to pay...
Plus most of the time, I am lazing or swimming at the pool side - the sea was too choppy (monsoon) to swim and can't even kayak...sian
Having said that, we may go to the one in Hokkaido during winter - hopefully my knee has recovered enough to go skiing again
xtrocious- Posts : 161
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Re: Acceptable outside food
xtrocious wrote:Went to the one at Bintan...
Our first time also...hahah
Nothing special to be honest - just that all the meals and drinks are included in the package
So for me who's now very selective on what I eat plus don't drink alcohol, I felt it was not worth the premium that we have to pay...
Plus most of the time, I am lazing or swimming at the pool side - the sea was too choppy (monsoon) to swim and can't even kayak...sian
Having said that, we may go to the one in Hokkaido during winter - hopefully my knee has recovered enough to go skiing again
Hokkaido no need go until some club lah. F&E best. Been there a few times.
I now wanna go Penang.
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That's true...hahah
But having a ski resort within the premise is a great idea though
See how lor...if I can get off my lazy ass to start planning...hahah
But having a ski resort within the premise is a great idea though
See how lor...if I can get off my lazy ass to start planning...hahah
xtrocious- Posts : 161
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Age : 55
Location : West Singapore
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xtrocious wrote:That's true...hahah
But having a ski resort within the premise is a great idea though
See how lor...if I can get off my lazy ass to start planning...hahah
My coming trip will be to Taiwan/Japan. Annual Pilgrimage. Last time, before all the newer trains, highways etc..
God, Taiwan alone, we'd be spending 4hrs plane, 5hrs train, 1hr walking. Japan was no better, 6hrs plane, 5hrs train,
3hrs walk. Damn, you really got to be DAMN fit to do all that, I tell you, not how lianing. Specially Japan, where some of my wife's relatives
live far in, and it's a 3-4hr hike UPHILL.
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Literally like Journey to the West pilgrimage
I don't mind walking - always wanted to go on a Nepal trek but my CO is another story...hahah
They only walk if there's shopping to be done
I don't mind walking - always wanted to go on a Nepal trek but my CO is another story...hahah
They only walk if there's shopping to be done
xtrocious- Posts : 161
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Re: Acceptable outside food
xtrocious wrote:Literally like Journey to the West pilgrimage
I don't mind walking - always wanted to go on a Nepal trek but my CO is another story...hahah
They only walk if there's shopping to be done
That's why I admire my wife, she can take most of the shit I dish out to her.
of course I carry all the load, and sometimes her as well. (She tired, never say, I carry her on my back with
the backpacks as well.)
Re: Acceptable outside food
Go to Cartel and have the St Louis Ribs if you are anywhere an outlet nearby. I normally go for that if i have to eat outside but i'll leave the coleslaw and fries alone of course, i sometimes order two sets of it lol. If you worry about the sauce which of course have carbo and sugar, maybe you can request without it, or leave it at a side
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Re: Acceptable outside food
(1) Roast Pork, Chicken, Duck
(2) Steam chicken
(3) Steak, Lamb Chop, Pork Chop, Chicken Chop (if western stall, ask to change the fries to something else)
(4) Eggs (no restriction on number of eggs to be consumed!)
(5) Beef soup, pork innards soup, bak kut teh etc
(6) (Cool Poached salmon from Ikea (no sauce)
(7) Pork Knuckles
( Pork Trotters
(9) Fresh coconut
(10) Laksa (without noodles, and u will get funny stares)
(11) Salad (without cream)
(12) Chicken feet (try to wash away the sauce if ordering from dim sum stores)
(13) Fish soup (too lean though and avoid those that put condensed milk/evaporated milk in the soup)
(14) Steamboat (avoid drinking too much soup as most of them use MSG)
(2) Steam chicken
(3) Steak, Lamb Chop, Pork Chop, Chicken Chop (if western stall, ask to change the fries to something else)
(4) Eggs (no restriction on number of eggs to be consumed!)
(5) Beef soup, pork innards soup, bak kut teh etc
(6) (Cool Poached salmon from Ikea (no sauce)
(7) Pork Knuckles
( Pork Trotters
(9) Fresh coconut
(10) Laksa (without noodles, and u will get funny stares)
(11) Salad (without cream)
(12) Chicken feet (try to wash away the sauce if ordering from dim sum stores)
(13) Fish soup (too lean though and avoid those that put condensed milk/evaporated milk in the soup)
(14) Steamboat (avoid drinking too much soup as most of them use MSG)
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