We had dinner at El Migos yesterday, a mexican restaurant in Sutera Mall. I havant really tried mexican food before, so the experience was something new, though not quite with the food. Maybe we werent quite sure what to order. To be fair they had a large menu to choose from; burgers, pastas. baked rice, tortilla, quesadillas, sushidillas, pizzadillas and whatnot -dillas.
Prior to this, all I knew about mexican food was tortilla chips. So, very obviously we were going to order that. It came together with quesadillas. On top of that, we had baked rice, burger meal and 10" pizza too. Not quite Mexican uh, for the latter few.
Just a quick search over the net now on mexican food, it seems that this dish called tacos is a mexican favourite. Looking between something like a MacD chicken foldover and a pumped-up quesadillas, it sure looks super appetising. But either we didnt see it on the menu or it wasnt there at all.
Overall, the food was good, atmosphere fitting and pricing acceptable. Worth coming back for more! Next time with my sister maybe. She's always not back in malaysia when we have good food.

Tortillas with quesadillas

Friday

Friday lunch at East Coast Lagoon Food Centre, or I think better known as the food centre with tens of satay stalls. They even had purpose-built satay platforms in front of the stalls. Not many stalls were open, they said many open much later in the day; that place comes alive at night. So come at night. The most ideal plan I have is, rent a bicycle, cycle along and to east coast, then take a break at this food centre and replenish ur energy with satay, sugarcane with lemon, etc. Now regarding the point of location, remember the news about East Coast Park being the happiest place in singapore? I think I really have to agree with that. The place itself just looks so relaxing. From afar, the blue seas, then on it the ships. Come ashore, the sand, the coconut trees, cyclists and last but not least the bikinis=D.

I should come here more often, preferably on evenings, so there are more sightings. The setting sun, of course, was what I were refering to.

Just look at the size of these prawns! And there were 3 of them! The bad thing though? Having eaten this, Im never going to look at normal prawn mee the same anymore.

I need and want a holiday. Penang? Phuket? Anywhere away from here!