Meat, Blood, Organs and Guts

I have forgotten about Ding Xiang Sang Nyuk Noodles as one of the restaurants that are carnivore friendly (you can even opt out of vegetables in the order form LOL!).

Earlier that day I was at the nursing home to visit dad. He was in good spirits and we noted that he made friends with another uncle at the home.

Since dad is immobile, the uncle pops by his window to have a chat. We were also happy to see that the blinds have been installed in dad's room.

The boy boy kitty cat was hanging around the garden and my brother got chummy with him.

My brother can qualify as a cat daddy.

hee..hee..hee... 

After the visit, my brother dropped me and mum off at the house and after mum was settled in, I made my way back to Damansara Utama.

I decided to stop by Ding Xiang Nyuk Noodles for a spot of carnivore friendly soup.

Ah! Their Kopi C Ais Kosong got standard. I was glad that this is a another place where I can get my Kopi C fix. There is nothing like sipping on iced coffee on a hot sweltering day.

This is my bowl of ala carte mixed pork soup. It was generously filled with thinly sliced pork, two big pieces of kidney, many slices of liver, a few pieces of intestines and stomach, three coagulated blood cubes and two tiny pork balls. 

The soup was very robust but alas too salty.

I love their chili dip. It packs a punch and gives you the uummph!

There were a few strands of vegetables and a scant scattering of fried shallots. I wish that they were more generous with the fried shallots.

This restaurant is still very popular and they have staying power unlike the newer ones that come and go.

I am glad that I came back here for lunch. I will return from time to time. That's for sure!