Had the curry udon for lunch. Quite good in term of taste as it is cooked by the Japanese chef. The pricing is very reasonable, costing $5.80 for NTUC members and $6.80 for non NTUC members.
Japanese udon at the mall
Had the curry udon for lunch. Quite good in term of taste as it is cooked by the Japanese chef. The pricing is very reasonable, costing $5.80 for NTUC members and $6.80 for non NTUC members.
My dinner, cuttlefish spaghetti in tomato sauce
This is my Monday dinner, cuttlefish spaghetti (with cheese) with salad and dressing.
Big prawns & salmon from wet market
The prawns were purchased from the wet market this morning. Eleven pieces (500 grams) cost $13 which is not too expensive. The salmon was also bought from the same market for $ 3 a piece (total $6) Will cook them this evening...more to be posted soon.
After cooking and having them for my dinner (below pictures).
The prawns were cooked Sichuan style and the salmon was grilled. I also have a small bowl of vegetable soup. The starchy rice was from Japan.
Large cup of drink from McCafe for free
When you order a drink from McCafe you will get 1 stamp. After collecting 5 stamps, you are entitled to a drink of any cup size. In the picture above, I asked for a large cup of Mochachino (value $5.20).
I was refused the 12% discount on Monday 8 Dec 2014 at Seletar Mall Foodfare
Every Monday, pioneers can show their Pioneer Generation Card to receive a 3 per cent discount at NTUC FairPrice. This is in addition to the ongoing 2 per cent discount for seniors on Tuesdays. Pioneers will also receive a 12 per cent discount when they dine at NTUC Foodfare's food courts and a 6.5 per cent discount when they shop at Unity pharmacies every Monday.
Source here
I was refused the 12% discount on Monday 8 Dec 2014 at Seletar Mall Foodfare's Korean Cuisine Stall even when I explained to the sales staff and showed my Pioneer Generation card.
Source here
I was refused the 12% discount on Monday 8 Dec 2014 at Seletar Mall Foodfare's Korean Cuisine Stall even when I explained to the sales staff and showed my Pioneer Generation card.
Sushi Express going full steam ahead
Sushi Express's crowd and queue was long throughout the whole day. Just look at the photo which I snapped from the upper floor. the offer of $1 a plate of sushi ends this evening. Are the people queueing up because the sushi is good or because it is cheap? We will know the answer by Monday.
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