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    The dinner that broke the bank

    May 26th, 2012

    Of all the birthday dinners as kids birthday gifts that I ever paid for, the one in April 2011 stands out – that was when we went to a nice place to eat dinner to celebrate my eldest daughter’s 12th birthday. On a whim, or perhaps the restaurant owner was that good at marketing, on top of the usual stuff, I ordered something I have never paid for myself before.

    The lobster cost RM373.

    That was the dinner whose cost will live in infamy.

    Place: Lucky Street Restaurant, Penampang.


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    Comment by Aj Md
    2011-05-09 01:20:57

    i still consider luckier.. before this i ate 2 lobsters for free at home.. and also during amy late grandpa home.. its really big.. you can eat it from tail to head…

     
    2011-05-15 03:14:40

    [...] We had prawns, crabs, shells, fish and mixed vege. Damage: RM244. The most expensive portion was the drinks :-) No lobster. [...]

     
    Comment by Janine Subscribed to comments via email
    2011-05-23 22:04:27

    You should try the “sugpo” from the Phiippines. It is more delicious than the lobster I guess. I remember when I first came to the Phil to visit our grandmother. They used to mixed it with tamarind soup or what they call it “sinigang”. Love it! Have a nice day.

     
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