Daytime moon
Koi pond in our condo — one of my favourite spots
Economy rice
Economy rice, as the name implies, is a cheap and fast meal option outside of home. Economy rice stalls typically consist of a case/table containing anywhere from 10-15 troughs of cooked food, including meat, vegetables, eggs and tofu dishes.Here's how it works ...
You fill up a plate with white rice. Then you proceed to pile on as much or as little dishes as you want. Next, you show the vendor your selections and they calculate the cost based on the number of dishes you have taken.
The dishes are simple and affordable
That's how Malaysian students sustain themselves through college.
Two desert rose variants
Toll booths
I like all the veggies I see in that typical Thay dish 🌽🥦🥕 and the
ReplyDeletecheap and fast meal (economy rice) may be a good option when we are outside of home for job ... it's heathier than hot dog or pizza 🍕🌭
Fantastic view of the moon from your balcony 🌓
Have a nice week ahead of you ☀️
...I like your desert roses! Here we have Smart Tag only! Enjoy your week.
ReplyDeleteHello Veronica,
ReplyDeleteI love to watch the photos from your corner of the world! The flowers are very beautiful.
Have a wonderful week!
Dearest Veronica,
ReplyDeleteAlways nice for being back in South East Asia through your images.
MISS the food so much... so healthy and such a variety of vegetables.
The flowers also are a treat for the eye; year round.
Guess what? Yesterday in Atlanta we bought us Rambutan2 so we're happy.
Yep, other readers don't understand the Malay plural sign...😉
Have a nice Wednesday and sending you hugs,
Mariette
Veronica, you make my day! Amazing presentation! I love it.
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Happy WW and a fine week!
The views from your "corner of the world" are always interesting.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of the full moon. It's very scenic over the city.
As an animal lover I also like the photos of the fishes.
The veggie dish looks delicious.
Hello Veronica,
ReplyDeleteAll your flowers are beautiful. The Koi fish are pretty, too, it is nice to have a pond near your Condo. Love the moon and sky view images. Lovely photos. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, enjoy your day and week ahead.
Great photos as always. I especially loved the red flower and fish photos:)
ReplyDeleteLove your corner of the world, beautiful and yum!
ReplyDeleteLovely corner of the world, each has it's colourful items, love them.
ReplyDeleteI like the economy rice idea. My daughter used to live in Fremantle Australia, they had something similar there with different cuisines, it was very good. The Bauhinia Kockiana are beautiful.
ReplyDeletefirst off i love koi ponds - i could spend hours there. Economy rice - i would also eat there often. Looks so good. Love the flower photos - beautiful. The orange and yellow - great for autumn.
ReplyDeleteOh the food. I want some of each of those dishes.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day. ♥
I love stir fry, I made some last night. I love the flowers.
ReplyDeleteEconomy rice almost looks like something we have here called a buffet. But we pay one price to get in and eat as much as we want from the different dishes.
Beautiful, loving the stunning array of photos, mmmmm that food is mouth watering.. xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers, and I love the photos of the koi pond.
ReplyDeleteEconomy rice looks like it includes some very tasty toppings.
Love your shots of the economy rice selections. Haven't gone for one for a long while now.
ReplyDeleteOh, boy!!!! Am I hungry now! This looks yummy! We have nothing like that.
ReplyDeleteAnd how can they do this for this price?!
Here we have Chinese - quite more expensive and it all tastes the same. Boring.
Indian is good, though, but Ingo cannot have it.
Beautiful flowers, too!
You voted from the car? We live behind a rock here!!
What beautiful pictures of the flowers and everything else.
ReplyDeleteThe food looks delicious.
Greetings Irma
Muy buena selección. Preciosas las flores.
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Un abrazo.
What beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteLove your photos from your corner of the world. The fish are pretty big but beautiful. Have a great day and thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGostei de ver estas belas fotografias.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e continuação de uma boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
Livros-Autografados
I love the pictures you share with such amazing and gorgeous flowers, down to that wonderful food from where you live! It's like a vacation on the other side of the world through photos!
ReplyDeleteI would love to eat at that buffet. Everything looks delicious, and the fact that it is reasonably priced makes it all the more appealing.
ReplyDeleteThose flowers are all so pretty and the food always looks so delicious! I could eat a couple of plates of food!
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ReplyDeleteWonderful photos. I love the flowers and the fish.
Tasty looking food too.
Enjoy the week...
Wow! I like the Koy, and the flowers, and the moon. Amazing post, Veronica!
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The Bauhinia Kockiana is beautiful. What a striking color. I've seen fish just like that at a nursery in the area that I grew up at. The Pad Nam Prik Pao Talay looks really good.
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~Sheri
What gorgeous photos!! The, Bauhinia Kockiana is absolutely beautiful, it reminds me of the fall colors here in Idaho. The Koi fish are so pretty! Malaysia is such an amazing country, thank you for sharing all of it's beauty and culinary goodness with us!! Have a wonderful week. Veronica!
ReplyDeleteHello Veronica,
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice pictures. Wondewrful flowers and tasty food. I love it.
Greetings, Marco
Your photos are always full of interesting things - Economy Rice is a good idea for students! The Thai dish looks delicious, and the flowers so very pretty. Enjoy the rest of the week.
ReplyDeleteLove the delicious looking Thai food, the Economy Rice idea, the pretty koi fish and gorgeous flowers!
ReplyDeletebeautiful flowers and very colorful Koi fish. :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing shots and flowers ❤
ReplyDeleteA daytime moon is rarely so clear or a cauliflower dish so appetizing. :)
ReplyDeleteIn Jan last year, I went to such a place (Economy Rice) in Penang. It was recommended by a bystander as the food court we were looking for was closed. The place was packed! Are these places open now?
ReplyDeleteI like that economy rice concept
ReplyDeleteI love these, especially the orange and yellow flowers. Magnificent.
ReplyDeleteWe have had a daytime moon lately, too. My grands get a big kick out of it when the moon and sun are both out at the same time.
ReplyDeleteLovely capture of the flowers and the koi. Economy rice is my kinda joint!!
I don't know what it is about koi fish, I really like them, I have 2 of them tattooed on the back of my neck.
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ReplyDeleteI love seeing your random photos, snapshots of your world. The delicious food photos always make me very hungry!
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Veronica - the stir fry looks delicious. I remember being a poor college student; my favorite lunch was frozen yogurt and popcorn! Beautiful koi pond!
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ReplyDeleteVarious different things spice up this post. I’m intrigued by the koi pond with reflection of blue sky and ripples and the exotic, beautiful flowers. The dish looks so delicious.
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Thank you so much, for your lovely comment, on my blog. -smile-
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful group of photos, of where you live! Plus information, like Economy Rice. Happy for students there. No need to cook. Which is always nice, along with the 'Economy' part.
Gentle hugs from the upper North East of the US
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Beautiful pictures full of colors and flavors !
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Have a nice week !
Anna
The floral pictures are beautiful and the food images are making my mouth water!
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The flowers are so beautiful, especially the orange ones! What nice colours, and the food looks so tasty too!
ReplyDeleteHope you have had a lovely weekend :)
Away From The Blue
The Bauhinia Kockiana colors were so beautiful, Veronica Lee, and really made me think autumn. And, the foods as always look so good even in your photos without a taste test!
ReplyDeletethe orange and yellow flowers are amazing
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers.
ReplyDeleteThose Malaysian students have more choices than our useless students. All they ever do is cook Heinz beans on toast. Lazy monkeys!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely photos and views and all that lovely food looks gorgeous :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a gallimaufrytastic week 👍
What a beautiful koi pond... and the desert roses are gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteI love those flowers and the koi pond. Beautiful pictures!
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Thanks for sharing. Now I am hungry :)
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What stunning images you've collected here, thank you for sharing!
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I love the coy fish, and of course the food too!
ReplyDeleteDelightful images!!! Fun to browse through. Thank you for sharing them.
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