Terence's @rchive

Woke up early despite sleeping very late to visit the Sunday Market at Jalan Gaya.

Jesselton Hotel

Sunday Market

Household Items

Colorful Hats and Caps

Tongkat Ali

Colorful Patterned Cakes. Taste quite good.

Fish for sale

Alot of people

Country prosper, citizens live in peace and I cannot translate the other phrase.

Anyone care to help me translate?

Only on Sundays from 5.30AM to 1PM

The market is full of cheap goodies. I bought 2 wooden bracelet for just RM4 and had alot of snacks along the way. If anyone who is in KK on Sunday should pay a visit.

Then Jimmy drove us to this famous Guo Man restaurant (国民餐室) to have fish paste noodle.

Kedai Restoran Kuo Man 国民餐室

Everyone ordered fish paste noodle

Hand made noodles

Fish Paste

The fish paste was tender to bite, no fishy taste and the hand made noodle was very nice too. (Haha I need to improve my writing skills on describing food. Its really very good lar….)

Menu and Price List

The fish paste noodle cost RM6, quite expensive for plate of noodle but considering the bowl full of fish pastes, I think it was worth it. I just noticed a menu item, “Smooth Beef” Noodle that interest me a lot. I’m a sucker for anything beef, I shall go try that dish next time when I go KK.

Then we head back to Jimmy’s house to pack our things. Before leaving to the airport, we took a group photo together with his mum.

Group photo with Jimmy's Mum

This AGE should be the smallest among all AGEs. Only 2 LTPians, 2 mixed LTPian/DJPian and 2 DJPians but still a very fun trip nonetheless.

Jimmy, thanks for driving us around and putting us up at your house, its better than staying in a hotel.

Mel, thanks for leading the kids activities and teaching me balloon sculpting skills. It won’t be the same without you, don’t worry your car budget can recover back very fast one. (Read Mel’s blog on pukak).

Kelley, thanks for being the pretty face of the group.

John….. You didn’t do much but you being there gives strength and support to all of us. And you cracking jokes in the car makes the journey to and back from Pukak seems shorter (at Mel’s expense).

Sheila, thanks for organizing this AGE. You took up the responsibility despite being far down under, the organization could be better but what the hell, we had a good time and we made the kids at Pukak very happy as well.

Looking forward for AGE7….. Lets make it happen and bigger!

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