I attended my first department outing last Thursday night. We headed to Kuishin-bo at Suntec City Tower 1, Level 3. We rode the MRT to City Hall and I led them to the mall through a shortcut path that I learned from having worked in an office located in said mall a couple of years ago.
I’m wearing an empire-cut dress in preparation for all that food |
so this is how much it costs! |
long-legged crabs |
sushi, Â sushi and more sushi |
this looks really pretty, but I wasn’t too crazy about its taste |
teppan and baked clams… the baked clams were hands down the best main course in this place |
desserts galore |
check out our table. my faves – baked clams and fluffy cheesecake |
with my meal buddy, Ivy |
Farrah had informed us beforehand that if we heard the “tong tong tong” (pakitong-kitong?) sound being played, we should rush in line to get limited servings of certain food.
We were seated at our table at the farthest end of the room when I first heard the sound.
Everyone laughed when they saw me run so fast despite the fact that I was wearing high heels. The reward for my effort was worth it. =)
tong tong tong… buttered tiger prawns! |
The second “tong tong tong” moment just when I happened to be standing in the desserts area. I ran so fast again, and this time it was a couple pieces of dessert. Yum! I shared my other one with Maya.
tong tong tong… ice cream nestled inside a hollowed out strawberry! |
my high heeled sandals. the color just happened to match my pedicure. |
Here are some pictures of the people in my department, HFS. There are some 40 of us, and about half of those are Filipinos.
From left to right: bunso, ate, ditse, tatay, nanay, kuya |
After dinner, my colleague Shijil brought some of us home in his car. We laughed a lot in there too, and I discovered a new story involving Rodel and Monet, something we like to call the “seatmate theory.” I like the story so much, I am planning to use it in an upcoming project. As to what that project is, you’ll find out in time. =)
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