Return to Pegaga

For dinner tonight, we returned to Pegaga. In fact, I was craving for proper Malay food. Being out all day, I don't think Anita could cook, and the dinner at Pegaga was heavenly.

It was just the two of us. The boys were already at home, having their dinner. Anita had kerabu and nasi goreng, whole I had my usual fix of daging salai.

The main part of the restaurant was booked up by a family celebrating a birthday, and even the space outside was occupied and we had to wait for our table. Good to see that the business here was really picking up. When I started going there back in 2011, the place was rather empty. We saw the potential of the place even back then with a clean surrounding and great cooking.

It was probably a busy night as the staffs were rather on the grumpy side tonight. But the food was still great.

Shopping Day

So, it had been a full afternoon. After the ward round was sorted out, I took Anita to Jon my Mum and Julia, my sister at Wangsa Walk Mall for their Raya shopping. I was doing the babysitting, and the boys were creating havoc, big time.

Plenty was shopping done, and after a couple of hours, we went to another shop near my Mum's house. Being a shop, there were plenty of space for the boys to roam around. And it was air conditioned as well.

The shop was owned by a friend of Julia's, called Tasbeeh, situated right above Pegaga restaurant where we frequent. Nice selections there, and the boys seemed content, and Anita got what she wanted.

But she planned to go to Ampang Park tomorrow. With Selangor being public holiday, I would be able to baby sit them at the apartment. So, plan for tomorrow sorted out .....

And the Second Birthday Dinner

The second dinner was on the 10th itself, with my parents. We initially planned to head to Hot Pot at Damansara Damai, but the place was closed on the night. so, we had to drive all the way back while hungry and my Mum suggested Pegaga, along MRR2, near Bukit Antarabangsa.

It turned out to be quite good. Nice clean restaurant, decent service and good food. And, they offered masak lemak daging salai.

Not as good as Hot Pot, but being near to where we live, it certain,y was convenient. They also offered local and western food. My boys had some chicken chop, which was pretty good as well.

Good company. Decent food. Couldn't really complain. More information about Pegaga can be seen here.