Sweet Salty Spicy

Since I moved out of my folks' place, I haven't been back to the West very much. Last weekend, we had to, because we dropped off our glass desks at the Salvation Army's Praisehaven Family Store. If you want a couple of this glass desk, please head down to Praisehaven asap, and they may still be there.

For dinner, we decided to explore Rail Mall a little, and because we hadn't been there in... erm... years, we were presented with many options.

After about 10 minutes of walking around, we decided on Sweet Salt Spicy. I have a soft spot for Thai food.

Later, after some snooping around online, I realised that Sweet Salty Spicy is meant to be a Deli. That explains the bottles of Thai sauces near the entrance.

Because I have more or less stopped drinking, I went for Ginger Beer. Nothing goes better with spicy foods than... wine... but Ginger Beer comes close... =))

No no no... I have stopped drinking because somehow I don't feel like it anymore. I think it's called aging. Nothing more.

Someone had a lemongrass drink which I stole a few sips from, whenever he wasn't looking.

Oh OH! You HAVE to try this street food sampler plate. Everything tastes amazing with flavours that POP in your mouth. Even if you are not keen on a full-scale dinner, just order this with a few drinks. It will keep the conversation and endorphins flowing.

You see the curry-looking thing with rice crackers and a spoon sticking out of it?
It tastes like otah but only better... It's AWESOME!!!
I could eat this everyday. Mmmmm...

This is called MIANG. You are supposed to hold it with the leave and send everything into your mouth. It's just bursting with flavourful juicies.

The main course: The curry sampler for 2 or 3 is plenty for 2.

From left: Beef rendang-ish curry with peanut, Green curry and a tangy seafood curry.

As you'd probably have guessed by now, we were pretty happily stuffed. Definitely going back again.