I obviously don't have an Egyptian stomach

I am open minded in food; I believe if a person is open minded in food, he/she would be probably more open minded in other things else. Yesterday, I felt like eating something different, well exotic. So, Steven and I went to Habibi Cafe for Egyptian food. If you feel exotic, I will recommend you to go to Habibi (1/F, Grand Progress Building, 15-16 LKF, Central) instead of Habibi Cafe (112-114 Wellington Street, Central) as the dishes in Habibi are far more decent. 

We ordered Spinach Pie, Lamb Pie, Kofta Al Gabal (which is minced lamb sausages, braised in tomato sauce) and Mashwiaat (which is mixed grilled of chicken, lamb and beef kebab) . 

I will conclude like this: Although my head is open-minded to any kind of food, my stomach says the opposite. And I feel reluctant to write about it. Therefore, instead of writing in details, a picture is worth a thousand words - and on top of these thousand words, I could write captions.

Spinach Pie ($40) that is way too heavy and oily for me. After having two pieces, I felt reluctant to eat more.

Kofta Al Gabal which is minced lamb sausages, braised in tomato sauce. ($30) It sounds terrible but I must confess I think it looks like dogshit covered in tomato sauce.

Lamb Pie ($40). Similar to the Spinach Pie, it is heavy. Although it doesn't have cheese as in the Spinach Pie, the minced lamb was salty and strong-flavored to make you feel very heavy. I could only handle one piece.

Mashwiaat which is mixed grilled of chicken, lamb and beef kebab with cous cous that my friend, Eric hated most ($150). It was okay. The kebab was satisfactory but not exactly OMG-impressive. And the spice is too strong for me, leading to stomachache at midnight.

I've never been to Egypt. I never dated an Egyptian guy. I had Egyptian food.  Okay, there's actually no correlation here. But I don't think I can handle the second given I cannot handle the food.

Well, like many other things, it's an experience.

Where: Habibi Cafe

Address: 112-114 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong

Opening hour: Mon - Sun 11am - 11pm

Tel: 2544 3886

I hate to say I love McDonald's pancakes

You cannot deny it - a breakfast under HK$35 with pancake, sausage, eggs, hash brown, bread and coffee and home delivery without your ass moving out of home is great. And to be fair, the pancakes are very nice. warm and soft with butter and syrup. It may not be the best but the package is good and valued for its price. 

Personalizing your Sunday breakfast by moving the McDonald's breakfast to your own china

Okay, here is the perfect plan to make yourself a lazy Sunday with 8 simple steps:

1/ Wake up and make a call for home delivery of the McDonald's breakfast (2338 2338)

2/ Get back to bed and sleep for another 30 minutes

3/ Get the plates and your favorite coffee mug from the cupboard

4/ Get the delivery by the door without changing your PJs/ fixing your hair/ putting any make upand pay $33 

5/ Move the whole breakfast to  your china 

6/ Get back to the bed 

7/ Enjoy the breakfast in bed and read a book

8/ If you like, sleep for another hour 

The best combo will be buying yourself an onesie like the one Ryan Gosling wore in Ellen's show. Hey you tell me. What's better than wearing an onesie and eating breakfast in bed and all you need to pay is HK$33?

Okay, I want an onesie this year's Christmas now.

Ellen Degeneres and Ryan Gosling
in onesie

Where: Home

What: McDonald's breakfast home delivery

Tel: 2338 2338

Serving hour: Mon - Sun before 11am (last order 1050am)