The icon of a fishing village... a fishing boat "docked" permanently on the road, just beside where we parked our car
We headed straight to the Lover Bridge Restaurant for a seafood lunch
We had a scrumptious meal where daddy ordered the following...
Claypot taufu with crabmeat
Lala fried bihun
Steamed white promfet
Or-chien (oyster omelette)
Kam-heong crab
Steamed crab
Lala fried rice with a HUGE topping of whitebait fish
After makan, mummy slathered lots of sunblock on me and we went for a walk at the Lover's Bridge. It was low-tide and we enjoyed watching the crabs and mudhopper fish.
Daddy, look!
Thousands of tiny crabs "marching" around
We walked right up to the end of the bridge (it was wooden and creaky)
Daddy and mummy were caught paktho-ing on the bridge (photo taken by Koo-koo)
Back on land, we just whiled away the whole afternoon at the wooden benches under a big, shady tree. It was very cool and breezy there. We just sat there and relaxed, talked, laughed, sipped coconut water and did nothing. It was fun!
A very happy daddy-daughter moment
Licking my maltose lollipop... err, I didn't like it!
We also went to the Morib waterfront for a short stroll.
Morib Waterfront revisited
With a giant seashell at the Gastropods
Playground time!
From Morib, we drove back to the Lover's Bridge again to view the sunset because Koo-jeong had some photography assignment there.
Sunset at the beach
I had fun playing with sand and kicking sand at the beach. Surprisingly, the sand here was very fine, white and powdery soft!
Also did "facial scrub" *mummy rolled eyes*
We went back to PJ soon after the sun went down and had dinner supper at 10pm in a restaurant near home!
Earlier in the Lover Bridge restaurant, mummy also bought a packet of fishballs to try.
One packet for Mah-mah, one packet for us
Mummy cooked a soupy dish using the fishballs...
With carrot, potato, onion and one whole packet of organic spinach (bor-choy)
Our simple dinner (with rice) the following Monday...
Nice outing, yummy food, bonding moment, happy hours and healhty dinner on the following day. All in.
ReplyDeleteWow, the dishes make me drool. Now i wanna go back again and try the other restaurants :) Hmm..next time I should wait for the sunset too eh? It's beautiful. Hey, at least you got to pak toh on the Lover's Bridge. I am too scared to walk on the bridge...hehehheehe
ReplyDeletethose Or chien makes me drool!!! Have not been to Morib before. worth going?
ReplyDeleteaiyo!!!!!!!!!! Look at the Or-chien!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! faint dy..
ReplyDeleteOh I went dine in at that restaurant too, but I never explore around the bridge & beach. Aiks what a waste haha.
ReplyDeleteomg....the hor chien!!! i am drooling over the yummylicious food.
ReplyDeleteAll the food looks yummy! Chloe did facial scrub? haha :P
ReplyDeleteYou successfully tempted me with crabs! I love crabs!! Such an eventful day - food, lovey-dovey dad & mom and dad-daughter outing..
ReplyDeletepakthoing..... so sweet.... it was indeed very fun..... love the crabs watching....
ReplyDeleteMemorable yet great bonding with the little ones, I'm so tempted to bring my sprouts to Morib right away, lol!!!
ReplyDeletehahahhaa... mummy n daddy caught paktoh'ing... romanticnya.
ReplyDeleteVery nice outing and the food make me drooling :P Thanks for sharing this wonderful photos :P
ReplyDeletewow...the seafood really delicious! tanjung sepat near to morib as well?
ReplyDeleteThe claypot taufu is a must-order dish for me when I go there. So yummy :)
ReplyDeleteN you managed to capture such a lovely daddy-daughter moment!! really sweeeet.
Wat a fun day trip. I'm gonna tell hubs abt these 2 plcs. So many things to do -- eat yummy n fresh seafood, play at the beach n playgrd.
ReplyDeleteThe food make me drool lah. Hehe...Luckily I got to eat crabs while in KL. I really suka the "pak toh" photo. :)
ReplyDeleteSorry typo error...I mean "get to eat crabs.." :)
ReplyDeleteThe food look so delicious!! I also want to go to this place lah!
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