Suria Food Court - Kuo Man Restaurant and 5 Star Hainanese Chicken Rice and Roast Pork Restaurant @ Gaya Street

Ratings:
Food: 4/5
Service: 3/5
Cleanliness: 3/5
Visit reviewed: 10/04/2010

Kuo Man and 5 Star Hainanese Chicken Rice had recently opened their branches at Suria Foodcourt. it had been quite some times since the last time we went to Suria, so, we decided to go there for lunch and check out the shops that had opened there.

Kuo Man Ngiu Chap Noodle, RM6.00

The taste of the Ngiu Chap was as good as the original shop at Sunny Garden. Beefy broth with their homemade noodle was very flavourful.

Kuo Man Ham Jin Piang, RM0.80

The Ham Jin Piang was also one of Kuo Man signature dish. It was fragrantly good with five spices taste and the texture of the Ham Jin Piang was crispy, soft and fluffy.

Claypot Seafood Yee Mee, RM7.00 from 5 Star Hainannese Chicken Rice and BBQ Pork

It is very seldom that I can actually find Yee Mee in KK. So, when I saw the Claypot Seafood Yee Mee, I was so tempted to try. It was good. The soup was sweet and savoury while the seafood was fresh. It comes with an egg and plenty of prawns and fish fillets. 

ABC Guava and Soursop, RM5.50

The ABC Guava and Soursop was special. Using Guave and Soursop as topping and the normal ABC ingredients lied under the shaved ice. It was not too sweet and tasted quite good.

Lunch, RM20.50

Today's Meditation:

This is the art of courage:
to see things as they are
and still believe that the victory lies not with
those who avoid the bad,

but those who taste,
in living awareness, every drop of the good.

Victoria Lincoln

There is so much good in this world that we simply do not see. If we were to believe that the world is a reflection of our newspapers and newscasts, it would be a world full of crimes and death and destruction. But when we consider how many days we've lived on this planet and how few real crimes we've actually witnessed (depending on where we live, of course), and when we consider the number of good and kind actions that we've seen that never have been in the papers, we start to see the world in a different way.

The good is here, it's all around us, just waiting for us to tap into it, to take from it, to contribute to it. It's in people who care and who give all they can to others. It's in the small acts of kindness and mercy that we see regularly. It's in the people who volunteer to help others and the people who make a living by helping others, like doctors and firemen and police officers and teachers.

We can spend our lives avoiding bad things, doing our best not to have the unpleasant aspects of the world make their marks on our lives, but if we try to do so, we'll be backing away from life. And when we back away from it we're backing away from the good as well as the bad. Our greatest successes have come as the result of learning through many failures and setbacks, and it's important that we keep in mind that what we might see as bad may be a necessary stepping stone to get to the good.

We must have courage to bet on our ideas,
to take the calculated risk, and to act.

Everyday living requires courage

if life is to be effective and bring happiness.

Maxwell Maltz