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capsicum and onion


chicken


On such a rare occasion that all of us are at home at the same time due to dayoffs collision, tamas suggested that we make fajitas for dinner...

the very thought of fajitas triggered me down memory lane, i can still remember my first fajitas was at TGIF, mom's favorite chain and she was the one who introduced it to me, telling me the correct pronunciation and what it's made of.

and while i was at it, i thought of all the chains back home that i used to enjoy so much, damn, one thing we dont have here in London, it's all these megamalls with everything under the roof, and damn (again), they are scattered in almost every other corners in the klang valley...how can i not miss the lovely city?

we dont have anything even remotely close here...all the shops are on their own, and to windowshop, you have to fast-walk along the sidewalks with a million others, oh, did i mention, walking in the freezing cold. Don't even attempt to slow down your pace to admire the dazzling jacket on mannequin, you will not only be cursed, but be shoved and on one incident (i read it in paper), be killed. This poor old man was getting in some lowlife's way and ended up getting walloped and died...it's sad but true...

so while the boys were out getting the ingredients for cooking, i cant help browsing through the store directory of Pavilion, i heard it is the latest addition to the shopping scene in kl. and my my my...all that food chains (not so much of fashion's) really turned me right on...

what have we got? Dome, dragon-i, breadtalk, madam kwan's, rain nudle house, tony roma's, la bodega( cant miss that one), ms read, SAKAE!!, thai express, kampachi(is it the same as the jap restaurant in equitorial?), TGIF!!, and of course, all others that i havent the pleasure to visit, yet...

have you guys the slightest idea how spoilt you are being a KL-ite?