Yesterday. Today. Tomorrow.

Finally I can take a good rest after countless days of struggling with the design of waste recovery systems for silver, palladium, gold, platinum, nickel and molybdenum. Trust me, it’s really nasty to work out the mass balance of the entire system staring from incoming feed till end product with tonnes of solid & liquid waste to be treated. 1 more EIA project and I’m off to register myself as Assistant Consultant at DoE. =)

Anyway, enough of crapping. Nowadays people tend to use catchy names for their business. I happened to notice 粥杰伦 on my right a few days ago while driving to Taman Nusa Bestari. The name is very catchy and creative. Since the stomach was still empty, I have decided to give it a try.

Since 粥杰伦 is still new, there was not much customers so I managed to pick a comfortable seat without any difficulty. Being hungry, I ordered Sliced Fresh Fish Congee (新鲜鱼片粥), Double Boiled Pork Rib Soup with Watercress (桃仁西洋菜汤) and a bowl of rice as there were 2 of us. The serving was fast and the food lived up to my expectation.

For those who are familiar with Taman Universiti, forget about the food at 113 or Number 1. 粥杰伦 offers better quality food at the same price. A claypot full of Sliced Fresh Fish Congee costs RM5.00, a pot of Double Boiled Pork Rib Soup with Watercress costs another RM5.00. Take a drive for around 5 minutes and you won’t regret having your lunch / dinner there.

Oh ya, you can even book your meal by calling 012-3844093 or 016-7366980 if you are going in groups. 粥杰伦 can be found at No. 82, Jalan NB2 1/4, Taman Nusa Bestari 2, 81300 Skudai, Johor. Don’t worry, the banner is very obvious that it can hardly escape your eyes unless of course, if you are blind. =p

By the way, if you really like the place, or you can’t find your way there, just ask me to join you. =)

P/S: I don’t get anything for this recommendation so don’t ask me for discounts.

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