random things and sushi!

haha yes anw. mr liang brought us out for sushi tonight! at this place called sushi train. they had this fried crab meat sushi thing, which was OMG DAMN NICE. At first when he told me his daughter could eat 5 of those at one go i was like huh it's just crab meat. u know, like the red sticks that u see in singapore that taste crappy and not like crab at all? but the crab sticks here are like kinda like the real stuff. like real crab meat rolled into a stick. it was sooooo goooood. and they had lobster sushi too. and i had to make myself finish eating this salmon fish skin thing which was blackish and looked ewwish by lathering lots of wasabi on it, cause mr liang said it was very nice lol. and the defining difference between singapore sushi and aussie sushi:left: singapore style. right: aussie style.
look at the difference in roe haha. they pile it up like a mountain over here. but then again the price is like whoaaaa. the cheapest coloured plate starts at 3.00 AUD. and then 3.50 and then 4.00 and 4.50 and 8.00 for their 'red plate'-like items.

other random things... i like aussie signboards. they have boards that show a kangaroo, or a koala, and then it says '50 metres' or something like that. if i have the chance, i will try to take fotos of them.

and kangaroos eat mandarin oranges. they stole mr liang's oranges out of his backyard. and left all the peel lying around on the floor. one was even caught red handed. i would have loved to see that sight. so cool.

and milo tastes different here. apparently everyone in singapore, according to them, thinks the milo here tastes better. when i drank the milo here i was like eewww dang i want my own singapore milo back. nestle aust says that milo in australia has higher fat content. little wonder to the me who dislikes fat that i dun like this version of milo :(

soybean milk here does not taste like vitasoy soy bean milk or anything like it. it tastes like milk. just milk.

the daughter of the homeowner owns a horse. a real horse. i want one too ):

there is bubble tea here at this place called 'australia fair'. it apparently thrashes singapore's one hands down. i will try it one day. and i probably will only try it once. the bubble tea here costs $4.50 D:

and leney! i tried the face mask! i looked like an alien while i was at it but it feels nice after that hahahah.

australians are like me. they love to eat chicken breast meat. that is why chicken breast is so expensive here while things like thigh and wing are not. boohoo:(