Melaka | SS Bar & Restaurant Liquidação português
Melaka
Portuguese
Settlement
Saturday 28th
June 2014
Bem-Vindo
Liquidação
português
Phillip
said, ‘Hi, just come into the Portuguese Square.” My wife, Evelyn and my boy
followed just close behind. Cool. There are billiard tables and dartboards to
compliment relaxing drinks after great meals. You can choose either square
tables or the Bar Counter.
We chose a
round table on the exterior to the Bar to enjoy the Portuguese cuisine under
the sunset. Our Pepper Curry
Stingray touched our table and we
couldn’t resist to taste without rice first to enjoy the special curry recipe.
Next come our 100 Plus and bottle of Coke. The stingray is tender, juicy and
tasty. We ordered a 2nd bowl of Pepper Curry Stingray cooked by
Phillip’s sister.
The Fried
Wantan is yummy and I’ve never seen my wife exclaimed its crispiness before.
We’ve plenty of Fried Wantan but those were far behind when it come to the
crispy-crush at this restaurant. The Fried Chicken is crispy yet tender to the
taste of the Portuguese aroma. We like the dinner arranged by Phillip.
A lantern
is floating in the blue sky; moving slowly inland upon the breeze of the
Straits Of Melaka while we enjoyed the dinner. Gradually, the lantern
brightened up in the darkening sky. Before we know, the colorful bulbs are
shining within the Settlement and towards the Stage , colorful spotlights are
concentrated to the merry of the San Pedro festive season.
We paid the
dinner bill and hurried to the heritage performances where little space
remained for us but we’re lucky to stand just before the Stage.
An elderly
Portuguese man from Kuala Lumpur was delivering an oldie reciprocated with
awesome applauses from the crowd.
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On my left, some young Portuguese dancers
appeared with their traditional costumes. Handsome and sweet they are, I
couldn’t resist to take photographs of them and uploaded to facebook
immediately upon reaching home to share with my uncles, cousins, nephews and
nieces who reside from the west to the east. A senior of my school, the Malacca
High School, Mickey posted from Canada that the gal on my right is Calyn.
Norsidah, a classmate in school also like that picture much. Niece Regine is
glad that her uncle socialize with the Portuguese people too. Irene and
Patricia shared the same light for that picture. Meanwhile, the Malacca
Memories gave a thumb-up. You see in Melaka, heritage bind them together.
I posed
with the Smurfs 2 mascots.
I enlist
Google services to awesome these dancers for you.
Obrigado
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