Hanabi Menu 1

Hanabi Menu 2

Sashimi! My Favourite :)

Went to Hanabi @ King’s Arcade with Huijing and Nick for a Japanese Buffet Lunch yesterday. Well, the food was great and the price was okay, considering the 3 of us have also tried more expensive places like Ikoi and Himawari. Well, the spread you can see from the menu photos that I’ve uploaded, so I won’t go into too much detail on those. My favourite was definitely, the salmon sashimi. I mean, I could never get tired of eating sashimi over and over again, and the sashimi here was sweet and fresh. I know, I’m not exactly the food critic but yes I enjoyed the sashimi here. The price, was at $26++ per pax, which works out to be around $30 with GST and Service Charge included. Of course, if you decide to add some green tea ice cream or some other desserts, that would add more to your bill. Overall, I feel the food here had quite a nice variety, and the price was definitely worth it.

And so now here I am, back down to earth after the Jap Buffet. I just finished a project presentation yesterday, well yesterday only because it’s 1.20am now. That presentation marks the end of a module, and therefore that’s 4MCs off my workload now! Also, I finished another module which was a 100% project about 1.5 weeks ago, and that one was 6MCs. That means, I’ve already got 10MCs completed! Therefore, I only have 3 papers to worry about, and these too seem to be easy enough. 1 paper has a weightage of 50%, and the other 50% consisted of projects which have already been done. Another paper has a weightage of 80%, with 20% of labs also done. The last module, seems to be my most worrying. The paper is a mere 30%, and consists of 40 MCQs. So what’s the worry you might ask? Well, the other 70% is a project, and while other people started their projects as early as week 4, I procrastinated and delayed the start of this project until like, let’s see…, last week! Therefore, I don’t know if I should be happy that I only have 3 papers, or that I should be sad that I still have the project to be done. Oh well, I guess I should look on the bright side and think that the exam workload for this year is significantly lighter than the rest :)