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You know me and food — this sounds like something I’d like to try 🙂
Oh you would love it Heather… 1 it’s so good & 2 you’re your own lil chef… it’s like being a kid all over again.
Yuuuuuuuummy!!!!
Very much so!!!
Scott and I always used to laugh about steamboats because we saw them everywhere in Malaysia (even on streetside stands!) but then we tried one in Melaka with satay sauce in the vat and it was really yummy, although pretty expensive for a backpacker if you wanted king prawns and meat because you had to pay per stick
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I know right I thought the same thing. I had seen them and was like really… that just seems excessive, but then finally tried it and wow… jaja!!! Oh & yeah for backpackers it’s a bit pricey, but it’s worth a try at least once.
oh gosh I am a soup lover and that looks so yummy! I am totally jealous!
Oh you’d love this Cassy!!!
I was once invited to a dinner party where all the guests had their own little electric stove and frying pan. All the ingredients were in the middle and you could choose whatever you wanted in order to make your own food. It was really fun. I don’t remember from which culture was this idea taken. It was from Asia for sure 🙂
I would have thought that is so strange Izy if I wasn’t invited to a party like that, but now I would find it so much fun. I love this idea so much. It’s so unique.
This sounds like the Melting Pot restaurant we have here in the states…but here its like on average $50 per person, they offer cheese ones, lobster, chicken, steak, and I love the chocolate desert ones.
Def will have to try it out in Malaysia when we are there next year!
Your making me hungry for Asian! Instead I’m eating pork tenderloin & sweet potato….
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Oh wow $50 per person Hannah is a lot, but I guess it’s not bad in the USA & with everything it comes with. Oh & yes… the chocolate fondue is so good. I’ve done that before. Hope you make it to Malaysia soon & can try this. Oh & enjoy some Asian food. I’m now in Vietnam and am loving everything I have had so far.
Loved my Steamboat experience in Cameron Highlands. Did you eat in Rosette’s? I miss that place!
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I’m happy you told me about them too Mica. Umm I actually don’t know where we ate it… lol!!!
It’s like hot pot in China or shabu shabu in Japan! It looks identical to the Chinese one at minimum. You get to pick the broths (I always choose clear and spicy to satisfy different people) and unlimited fillings at your choosing. There are some great ones in Chinatown/Flushing here in NYC that have unlimited beer and food for two hours for a decent price. I’ll take you there when you come visit!
Love,
Lisa
LISA!!! Yeah I read that it was similar to a Chinese tradition. I like what you are telling me about Chinatown… unlimited beer and food. Hmmm yes we’ll have to go there if I visit you.
P.S. I really think I will be going to NYC when I get back. I’ll let you know though.
Would love it if you would! Muah!