Breakfast at Ikea
Daily Offer@RM0.99
My RM0.99 Beehoon Siam. Yummy!
Egg tart, cinnammon roll and Chicken wings (all time fav)
Fried Popiah
And... my cup of coffee with unlimited flowAnother backdated post.:)
It was a Saturday morning and Ian's first Han Yu Pin Yin lesson at his primary school. He actually wanted me to sign him up for taekwando classes but the timing of both classes coincided. I assured him that he would be enrolled into one when he's in standard 3. Most of the activities are held on weekdays afternoon and pupils of standard 1 and 2 could only take up selected activities on Saturday mornings.
We saw him off to the classroom with his teacher and the rest of his classmates and after mingling with some parents, we drove to the nearby Ikea, hubby's favourite brekkie place for breakfast. He always ordered the fried chicken wings which tasted heavenly everytime we were there.
As I am an Ikea Friends Credit Card holder, I got to enjoy my free cup of coffee with unlimited flow of either cofee or cappucino. Those without the card do enjoy the same privilege between 9am to 9.30am daily only.
We went to pickup Ian only to see him nowhere in sight at the place where I had asked him to wait and we were 5 mins late after the class dismissed. I bumped into another mother whose daughter was Ian's classmate and she too, was looking for her elder daughter. These two women then went all around the school scouting for their "babies". We went back to the classroom where the lesson was held and the teacher was still there. She told us all pupils had been escorted down to the canteen. We then walked quickly to the canteen and it's so crowded that I didn't see my son sitting there playing with his classmate's transformers toys at that time. I then ran back to the place where he was initially asked to wait hoping he was there by now but NO.... I was so freaking frightened that my mind started flashing through bad incidents that could have happened to him. I again ran back to the canteen and this time I saw my boy there. I was so fuming mad with him that I screamed at him the moment I saw him until he cried.
Everytime when something like this happens, I have to make a big hoo-haa so that the episode could be etched into his mind and would not get repeated.
That's my boy.
It was a Saturday morning and Ian's first Han Yu Pin Yin lesson at his primary school. He actually wanted me to sign him up for taekwando classes but the timing of both classes coincided. I assured him that he would be enrolled into one when he's in standard 3. Most of the activities are held on weekdays afternoon and pupils of standard 1 and 2 could only take up selected activities on Saturday mornings.
We saw him off to the classroom with his teacher and the rest of his classmates and after mingling with some parents, we drove to the nearby Ikea, hubby's favourite brekkie place for breakfast. He always ordered the fried chicken wings which tasted heavenly everytime we were there.
As I am an Ikea Friends Credit Card holder, I got to enjoy my free cup of coffee with unlimited flow of either cofee or cappucino. Those without the card do enjoy the same privilege between 9am to 9.30am daily only.
We went to pickup Ian only to see him nowhere in sight at the place where I had asked him to wait and we were 5 mins late after the class dismissed. I bumped into another mother whose daughter was Ian's classmate and she too, was looking for her elder daughter. These two women then went all around the school scouting for their "babies". We went back to the classroom where the lesson was held and the teacher was still there. She told us all pupils had been escorted down to the canteen. We then walked quickly to the canteen and it's so crowded that I didn't see my son sitting there playing with his classmate's transformers toys at that time. I then ran back to the place where he was initially asked to wait hoping he was there by now but NO.... I was so freaking frightened that my mind started flashing through bad incidents that could have happened to him. I again ran back to the canteen and this time I saw my boy there. I was so fuming mad with him that I screamed at him the moment I saw him until he cried.
Everytime when something like this happens, I have to make a big hoo-haa so that the episode could be etched into his mind and would not get repeated.
That's my boy.
Labels: Food, Parenting, primary education, Review
posted by Inspired Momx1 @ 1:54 PM
2 Comments:
I didn't know they have mee hoon for breakfast in Ikea. I always thot they only serve western breakfast.
Yes, they do but the daily special changes from time to time. They used to have chicken porridge, kuey teow, nasi lemak, noodles though only one fixed menu at any one time for the RM0.99 specials!
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