I have this inevitably uncanny “kwai-lan” attitude since I was a toddler until now. Unchanging.
Last night, I treated Yuhei to RAKUZEN because I’ve developed an appetite for teppan ox-tongue since trying it, under Yuhei’s recommendation at a Korean BBQ restaurant months ago. I’m not a typical connoisseur of weird food and ox-tongue falls in my category of “weird food” but thinly sliced ox-tongue, DIY-barbecued with lemon sauce is yummy!
After finishing our meal, I had Teppanyaki Zen and Yuhei had Sashimi, the hot teppan barbecue plate was still steaming with the fire burning underneath. I am a person who is easily bored. While waiting for the change, I unwittingly poured the entire remaining soy sauce into the hot plate, with Yuhei almost screaming, “NO….!!!”. Too late. I did it.
The fumes exhausted were almost black. The odour emitted were dauntingly unbearable! I regretted immediately but it was too late.
Yuhei almost instantly squirmed to the corner of our table. “This is embarassing! Why did you do that?!!!”, he bellowed.
I said, “Sorry, baby, I can’t help it.”
Seconds later, a waitress came to take away the sizzling plate with soy sauce with a confused look on her face. I was giggling inside, like satisfaction kind of feeling, but also with a sense of remorse for my own stupid action.
So the moral of the story – Jenn is a “kwai-lan kia”. Stay away if you can’t take it
*** “Kwai-lan” is a rough Hokkien slang meaning troublemaker / irritable person.
















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