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It could have been the delicious lunch R and I had at the newly discovered Grand Palace Restaurant on The Esplanade in that old building opposite the Weld Club. I remember going to the building years ago with an old boyfriend who was a member of a church youth club… The lunch was superb. R started with Crispy Whitebait Soup (an immediate blast of lemon grass was quickly followed up with a delicate whitebait in a crunchy tempura batter and finished with shaved oyster mushrooms and a hint of chilli) while I had the Sung Choi Bao which is that lettucy thing with prawns, chopped up chicken and veges (delicious – the ingredients so fresh). Then we had sizzling lamb with cumin which had hints of Indian cuisine and szechwan chicken – which again was outstanding. We wanted to lick our plates but we are of course too couth for that!
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We went to see seeking TRANSCENDENCE at the Art Gallery today. Brilliant. I especially liked Wolfgang Laib’s works although the pollen got up Rs nose. The Marble Milk piece especially tickled me.
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