Chicken Chop

How much would you go to enjoy ur fav chicken chop?

I would walk for a good half-an-hour to reach this stall that sells very "cheap and nice" piece of succulent yet crispy chicken chop with golden brown fries...

 it comes with pasta (macaroni) with mixed beans...weird but perfect combination

drool...drool...jst look at those fries....and the big piece of boneless chicken...

it makes me droooooool!!!!!

alrite, high calorie and colestrol...but another 30-minute walk back to my office would burn it off!

@ the Library

silent silent plsssssss!!!

coz we r @ the Library...

with easy access of any info thru the net, lesser people r getting into the library, unless they r there for sort of meet up, well the economical way of meeting up without spending mch..

At least u dun hav to pay for drinks!

i enjoy the quiet time in a secluded corner of the library...sometimes i can doze off, not until ppl woke me up for snoring too loud!

Lunchbox

I used to pack lunch box to office few years ago, but now not anymore as my company is subsidizing us lunch daily. Well despite that, my sis still continues to pack home-cooked lunchies to work. Here is one prepared by mum...Looks colourful and appetizing despite it is sort of...leftover dishes!

Bon Appetit!

The office buildings in Kathmandu

Kathmandu is so packed with buildings all in similar size and about 5-6 storey high...it is jst hard to differentiate between residence building and offices or shops...but their government office are distinct to the rest. It has their own building.

However, the road leading to it could be very hidden (due to its narrow size). Sometimes you might just missed that turning corner.

 opposite our business meeting place, stood another government building. It is an old building with wooden entrance. The wooden planks and marble floor keeps the place cool on a very hot sunny day

 some notices were seen pasted on the pillar outside the building

 and inside the meeting room, it was all serious...hmnnnn...sheeesssshhhhh, some serious meeting going on...

silent silent...and concentrate plzzzzzz.....

My Room @ 619, Radisson Hotel (Part 2)

Continued from previous post...

Here's a view of the room at night, spacious isn't it?

well, at least for me, coz i m staying alone...

woo-HOOO i gotta sleep at 2 beds!

 hmnn....split body?

kidding!

some complimentary mineral water from the hotel, they'l get you 2 new bottles daily

 the alarm clock on the dressing table

 my comfy bed!!!

 tea set, with choice of coffee, tea or me

 the snack corner

 over at the sideway next to the door, there is this huge cupboard with umbrella, safe deposit and ironing board tucked inside

 here's the 32 inch tv with 29 channels...the only English channel are BBC, CNN and Aljazeera

inside the fridge

 plenty of can drinks and alcoholic stuffs

 and here's the washroom

 toilet bowl for you to shit on ;-P

 hairdryer

 some shower caps, sanitary bag...shampoos, moisterizer, soaps, combs, sewing kit...etc

well, all in all, these are just some very standard stuffs u normally see in a hotel room!

My Room @ 619, Radisson Hotel

At around USD136 per nite (room rate is USD110 + tax), u'l get to enjoy a nice stay @ Radisson Hotel...and their warm hospitality. I'd say their services is superb, and their staff never fail to greet you everywhere.

Excellent place, minus the frequent electricity trips.

 here's the view of the room that i stayed...it is at 6th floor of total 10 floors (i guess!).

from the room window, u'l see this

 the daytime gives u a spectacular view outside and in the room itself. The cream color of the wall is so soothing, not to mention about the posters decorating every facet of the room.

 artistic yet colorful

 at night, you will see the street activities and the shops/restaurant downstair...

 here's what i see from my room: above (nighttime) and below (daytime)

 the color contour was so nice over the evening sunray that i decided to take a picture of myself too!

the room service is so efficient that they even offer evening room services on top of the usual morning room service, meaning you'l get your room cleans up twice daily if you wish to!

plus, morning papers delivers right to your doorstep every day!

Breakfast @ Radisson Hotel, Kathmandu

My brief stay in Radisson Hotel doesn't hinder me from enjoyin' their good food, particulary the breakfast spread/buffet.

I normally eat heartily during the morning and skip lunch. Here's what i had during my stay...

Pork sausage, chicken sausage, scrambled egg, french toast, hams, hashbrowns, baked beans, dhal and indian pita bread. Thankfully i hav a very big appetite to gulp all these down!

 butter cake, fruit cake, choc chip in butter cake, donut...all are so yummielicious!

 some asian dishes, the fried rice, chinese style veggie dish, and salads

 see there? how greedy! too bad, i couldn't finish 'em all

 on other days, they served grilled fish fillet and fried fish cubes too...and i had pancake (plain, without the syrup)

 fruits such as watermelon is usual, but having lycees for morning is someting unusual

 and u can order omelette and/or sunny side up egg...the chef will fry one instantly.

bon appetit!

Radisson Hotel, Kathmandu

This hotel is worth every single praise...

well, not b'coz of its infrastructure, but the warm and friendly services by the staff.

They treat you like a VIP, never fails to greet you, smile and opens the door for you...

like sort of...well, royal guest?!

everywhere when i bumped into any of them, you will hear 'Namaste' (complete with hand gesture), good day ma'am, good morning...afternoon, evening...etc...

anyhow, let me show you around this place...

the below is the hotel cafeteria, it serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, buffet style

 the elevators at the lobby

 rooftop swimming pool

 rooftop alfresco cafe

 the corridor

 casino, yea, it is located at lower ground of the hotel

 the lobby

 some very nice flowers at the hotel main entrance

 colorful

 and mesmerizing!

 the Nepalese jst luv flags, and they are proud of their own country flag

 outside of the hotel, there is this bakery named after the hotel...it must hav been owned by them

 another hotel situated nearby, a smaller one (picture below)

 the street view just outside the premis, it has plenty of souvenir shops and a local supermart

 at the end of the road right at the junction, there is this mini shopping complex (mayb it is jst appropriate to call it shop), selling apparels, and souvenirs. It was so quiet with almost no one, except the tenants (of course!)

 lastly, back to the hotel, here's one big array of flowers decorating the entrance...how i wish i could hav this at home!