Jogoya

It was 911, with the return of Sheng Ji and his food terrorism~ I think I have totally lost count of his Jogoya's encounter...perhaps he could not recall either~ So, N's time of Jogoya, with a bunch of awesome folks~

So happen there is a 29% discount, which drew a large crowd of food lovers~ Luckily we made (not one but 2) reservation~ ha!

Table for 9

Cozy with privacy~

Totally in the mood for mass destruction now, having been fasted for quite some times~ =P

Sushi, Sashimi, handrolls, maki and all those authentic Japanese cuisine~

Unlimited sashimi...gulp~~

Even these would have cost a fortune if you had it elsewhere~

the scallop is nice~

abalone~lobster salad was not bad too~

Hot Spring egg~abit over cooked~

Dim Sum section

All sorts of crispy dimsum~

Eat to your heart's contend!!!!!

Chicken soup~

Very very nice~ Thick and concentrated~

Chawanmushi...not the best but its egg~~=P

Abalone topped Siew Mai~

Scallop siew mai~

Prawns dumpling - Ha Gao~(虾饺）

Too much already la~

Seafood~

Codfish, salmon belly, crab~ Cod fish was nice~

Duno what fish~

abit too hard in texture~

XO fish head noodle~

Salmon terriyaki! Slurp!

Not my type~

Oyster and baked fish~

Oyster....

And many many many more...burp~

Teppanyaki section~

Hot pot....but took a long long time to cook~

Just for the beef though~ love the texture and juiciness of the meat~ gulp~

Mash potatoes~ special eh?~

Ebi fried!!!! Too thick with coating though~

Cream soup~

Buddha Jump Wall! （佛跳墙~）

 

Welcome home shengji boy~

Dessert corner~

Oh my~ Can I have the whole showcase packed home?~

Not just food....its more like an art of eatery~

The green tea pudding was nice~

Green tea pudding with red beans

Yellow colour one is pumpkin pudding

Very nice also~

Chocolate fountain~

The marshmallow was coated with thick chocolate~ always sinfully awesome!!!

But if you leave it for too long..this is what happened~ha!

Cheese~ XD

Alcohol corner~

The red wine was really not bad~

White wine~ acceptable~

Ocean blue....some unknown cocktail~ Quite nice though~

Golden Beach~ Just some orange juice with alcohol~~bad~

LOL~

Another long forgotten figure~ Hello~

Cheers~

Haagen-Dazs~~~

Rum and Raisin~very nice~

New Zealand Natural~





I must say their Green Tea was so far one of the best I ever tried~ Without the bitter taste~

Osmanthus Jelly (桂花糕)

Carbonara....not bad not bad~

We are reallt crazy over these mini coconut~

Lets have a group picture~

Starhill Gallery...like what shengji said...smells expensive~

All the best my old friend~

Time can change alot of things, but not sincere and true friendship~

Angkor Thom

Before I came to Cambodia, I never know there exist a place call Angkor Thom, other than Angkor Wat. Angkor Thom - Great City - was established during the reign of King Jayavarman VII as his capital city of Khmer Empire. King Jayavarman VII was famous for his massive building projects~~ As a Buddhist, these temples built under his reign was all fulled with the influence of Mahayana Buddhism. However, his successor who re-embraced Hinduism took a more drastic action in eliminating Buddhism and its influence by destroying these great temples~ No doubt most of them were already in ruins but great effort was taken to restore all these once upon a time great monument, who witnessed the rise of a great civilization......Most notable of all being the Bayon, Baphuon and Phimeanakas~

Taken infront of the South gate of Angkor Thom

Look at the Buddha face sculpture on the gate~~~

Bayon

The Bayon was Jayavarman VII's state temple~

Kinda wasted that its now in ruin~

Seemingly well preserved structures~

Level and level of archway with great carvings~

Wonder how they made these~~~ Solid stones somemore~

Most of the structures had already collapsed~ Leaving behind all these remains...

Nonetheless still awesome~

Baphuon

A much older temple than the Bayon.....way before the era of Jayavarman VII~

Pyramid concept~ But much of the inner level had already collapsed~ The French was involved in the restoration of this piece of heritage~ However, they gave up in the 90's after consumptions of huge amount of Euros~~~

All these buildings were built without cranes......and they are all solid huge stones~~~~

Freaking tall stairs~

Another ruined pyramid on the tip of Baphuon~

Phimeanakas

Another pyramid~~~ Why la all these ancient man love pyramid so much~~~~

Gulp~

Tired and hot~~~ Sweat like hell~

All these railings were gone

What was remained of the great wall of the palace, after the Khmer fled Angkor

Infront of the elephant Terrace~ No idea what is it~

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