fair fart for flare fried
nice rice in coconut milk
samba with sambal
flair for spicy sauce
fingers for five elements
stir up sentiments
sulfide on exit
digest indigestible
manure for nature
Notes:
Rich people have their fun travel overseas in flaire. We have more humble needs, local tour, driving own car. We are lucky to have youngsters to assist in driving and act as unpaid guided tour. My brother asked, at this age, why tortured yourself with long distance car travel in such hot weather. Well, we are social beings, we need interaction with people and nature, and I need to seek inspiration for poetry.
Nasi Lemak (rice cooked with coconut milk etc) is a very common Malay cuisine, and is sold everywhere in the country, and yet Malaysians of all ethnicities shared and enjoy the dish. We had our dinner there before we drove back to Setia Alam, Selangor.
The sign board caught my eyes, WK, Wak Kentut,even in the dim of night. It is
translated by me as Fair Fart. It may sound vulgar, but it’s innocent .The business is excellent compared with neighbour shops. One can thrive selling one product well, if learn to reinvent in a modern market media world. I was requested to compose a poetry on food. Today is the last day of the year. We were invited tonight for dinner to Count Down. The toilet at the back of the restaurant were not the best place to count down…
I copied pasted the pictures from the website with appreciation to their owners. My computer added extra burden for me to unload my own pictures.
wonkywizard 
Awesome sharing π the locals enjoy the fun traveling and eating simple food
Thank you Amy. It’s good to see connectivities in food sharing.
I would love to try it all! Happiness & Health to you in The New Year! βπ’ππ
Thanks Cindy. It’s hot and spicy, but add on by yourself. The fragrance of coconut milk enhances the aroma. The chicken was crunchy n crispy, much better than KFC. Eggs were pan fried with leaking yolk.