Here's what we ate!

Luffs and I are currently on a no-carbo diet so we only took the healthier dishes.

Hahaha!

Weekends come and go just like that! How I wish we can have 2 weekdays and 5 weekends instead? Anyway, I nua-ed the weekend away at home (nothing unusual!) other than the times when I went out for meals, church and movie.

Talking about meals! Truthfully, I've never been such a huge fan of Xin Wang Hong Kong Café until this weekend. I visited them twice in 3 days (and will definitely go back for more) - I was at their airport outlet on Friday night with Luffs and his parents then Luffs and I brought mum to their Sun Plaza outlet just now for dinner!

Xin Wang Hong Kong Café
65 Airport Boulevard #04-02
Changi Airport Terminal 3 Viewing Mall
Tel: 6241 5201

Xin Wang Hong Kong Café
30 Sembawang Drive #01-01
Sun Plaza
Tel: 6484 3920

(No photos because I forgot to bring my camera out)

Luffs isn’t a big fan of coffee drinks but he likes Yuan Yang 鸳鸯 at Xin Wang - I hate it to the max because I cannot stand the slightest coffee taste!

We ordered Eel Porridge which is mad ♥ even though I wouldn’t say it is that fantastic. Luffs and I were surprised how well the eel blended with the porridge! Another main course which we had was their Spicy Minced Pork with Shanghai-Style Fried Rice which was nice too. Also, their Pork Chop Mee Sua in Papaya Soup was worth mentioning - The noodles tasted great even though the portion might be alittle small for big eaters. I dislike papaya but the soup was yummy.

It was movie time after dinner!

Luffs and I did not want to miss Ip Man 2 《叶问 2》 and I am glad I managed to get the tickets at Cathay (AMK Hub).

Synopsis
Ip Man arrives in Hong Kong and tries to propagate Wing Chun in the region. He faces rivalry from the local master of Hung Ga, Hung Jan Nam. After a few encounters with each other, Hung begins to respect Ip’s existence. One day Hung is beaten to death by an English boxer during a duel. In order to protect the dignity of Chinese martial arts, Ip challenges him.

The show not only portrayed Chinese martial arts, it also inculcated certain moral values that we all should learn in life.

人的地位，虽然有高低之分；但是人格，却无贵贱之别。
希望从今天开始我们可以学习互相尊重。

——叶问于胜利拳王之后的感言

Watching the movie did move me somehow - We all should be an “Ip Man” in our lives. He was gracious and humble no matter how hard life treated him and he gave everyone their due respect. So I believe 世界会变得越来越好 if everyone 都有一个高尚的人格。