On Eating Nice Food

I'm a simple guy really. I don't do wine tasting, I don't do food tasting, I don't, I mean, if I'm going, I'm going. But I know I won't be able to tell what's good and what's not. But normally, when the food is relatively delicious, I'd be all gaga about the food.

Especially when it comes to buffet.

So anyways, the conference registration covers a few meals. As it started quite early in the morning, where the plenary lectures started at 8, morning tea were served at around 10. Day one, it was fried vermecelli and something. Day two was chicken and muffin, I think. Day three was sandwiches and mini tarts, and muffins. Day four was fried kway tiaw, muffin and sandwiches.

I was leaping when I saw the sandwiches. Seriously, it was deliciously superb. I couldn't help but to help myself to a few servings. Lasted me till I don't know, am still relatively full when it comes to the lunch symposiums.

Lunch symposiums were slotted with pharmaceutical company products. Updates on the latest drugs in treatment or something. And they've invited distinctive speaker from all over the world. Like, uh, Prof. Rachelle Doody and Prof. Michael Strupp to name a few. No I haven't heard of them before. But check out their publications, Prof Doody has got like what, THOUSANDS, if I'm not being overexagerating.

So normally, it was packed lunch. Huge loads of them at the table outside of the conference hall. I would've taken two packets. But I guess I was very disciplined. LMAO. I remembered the cheese cake they served on day one. Heaven...

And the chocolate brownie on day two... Amazing.

Relatively, the dishes are just pretty much fine to me. Rice, vegetables, chicken, sweet and sour fillet. You know... simple things like that.

After the lectures continued for another one and a half hour after the lunch symposiums, afternoon tea was served. Enjoyed them as much too. Pies, mini tarts, chicken drumsticks... Heavenly. Filled me full up till after dinner time.

The welcoming reception on the first evening, wasn't what I expected. I mean, well, friend told me that welcome reception is like, cocktail or wine. But as I've briefly mentioned that it was a feast on my first post, it was practically a buffet as huge as that of Jagoya's.

No, am just kidding. I never been to Jagoya.

But I wasn't kidding when I say it's a feast. Look at the choices for deserts alone.

Maybe some of you would just say it's not really something jaw-droppingly attractive, but I'm satisfied as I am. Told you I'm simple, didn't I?

Here's a peek as to where we had our Grand Gala Dinner.

This one, I didn't lie about the Grandeur of it.