BSA is holding an all-you-can-eat Sukiyaki lunch for their members. Those who are members can attend for only $15. For those who do not know what Sukiyaki (すき焼き), it is similar to the chinese/korean hotpot or steamboat, but instead of light soup base with dipping sauce, there is no sauce for sukiyaki since the soup is really strong in flavour. Typically the ingredients include sliced beef and vegetables such as Shitake mushrooms.
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Have been swamped with study and exams lately, and not only that, it has been a rainy week as well. Cold and gloomy, we decided to have hotpot to boost our spirit up. Havne’t had dinner at home for some time now with the family so it was good to do so. Nothing special, just some bought some fish balls, meat balls, tofu fish, vegetables, some seafood and other random stuff and chucked it in the pot or as some people like to call it, steamboat.
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So it is approaching the end of May and we are moving into Winter.  Winter in Australia isn’t as cold as winter in some countries.  It definitely does not snow in Brisbane and no matter how chilling the wind is here, it isn’t as cold as the winter in Hong Kong or other parts of Asia.  Having said that, we were all feeling the change in weather as you could no longer walk around at night without at least a sweater, or jacket on.  So, in the spirit of winter, we had a hotpot at my friend’s new house.

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