Mother's Day Celebration with Jellio & Jubilee

Law brot us to Marina Square for dinner + celebrating Mother's Day. We spotted Waraku Curry Restaurant and that is one of the shortest queue among the rest. After enqury abt the spicy level of the curry for the kids, we decided to give it a try.



They have 3 level of spicy-ness so we chose the hottest and the kids both got the same set of kid's meal that come with mango fuzzy drink, egg omelette rice, 1/2 hotdog, 1 fried ebi, 1 small piece of fried chix, mango pudding and a bowl of curry sauce which is not spicy at all.


We asked the kids to taste the sauce before adding into their rice. I have specially warned Janelle not to mention curry to Julian as he is old enough to associate CURRY == SPICY. We just told him it was brown sauce. He said the sauce was nice and added a few spoonful to his omelette rice. He finished all the rice and some hotdog.



I had seafood omelette curry rice while Law ordered a seafood curry rice.



We ordered Janelle favourite drink - ice lemon tea and was shocked to see how huge the glass was.

One thing we have came to realise that local restaurant did not serve healthy kid's meal. None of the meal I have came across without fried food. I would rather they serve something in stew or pan fried which will be less heaty and oily. When we looked at the displayed of the curry rice, we saw a good serving of fresh leafy salad as the side dish but disappointed to realise they did not practise it on the actual dishes. They do serve some seasoned vingar cabbage but it was barely enough.

Comments

Vivian said…
Actually it is not just the local restaurant. When I was in Japan, the bentos that they serve the kids are always fried, be it chicken or prawn.

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