Tuesday 31 January 2012

Southampton Celebrates Chinese New Year

Southampton celebrated Chinese New Year last last Sunday. There was a 2 hour program inside the West Quay mall, before they joined the other dragons that were outside the mall.
There were way too many people & I didn't bring my camera (don't ask why! lola na e) so these ones that I took with my phone would have to suffice.

They had dragons dancing on the high street as well, stopping in front of shops. 


They promised that there would be Chinese market stalls on the day selling Chinese products and food. I have to say that I was a little disappointed coz there were very few Chinese stalls and it even felt as though they were drowned by all the other bigger stalls out there. But hey ho, we still had a mini- food trip. It was freezing but still ate al fresco! Haha, lahat titiisin sa ngalan ng gutom, lol =)

Siopao, duck noodle soup, pansit, prawns, satay chicken & a sweet round cake (which I thought was buchi, but it's not)
The celebration was well organized and everyone was in high spirits. The food that we tried were simple but yummy, just how they should be.  At sabi nga ni Poj "i like it!" =)


12 comments:

  1. Hailee is afraid of those dragons. hehe.. I think they're fabulous. Oh I love Chinese food. PArang mga pinoy din ang mga Chinese no? Kahit saang lupalop ng mundo andun din sila. hehe.. Take sis. I miss you. :)

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  2. wow yummy yung food Krizzy..ok wala pa ring tikoy hahaha..xensya Chinese ako eh Tan hahaha so tikoy has always been my fave hehehe..passing by ulit po ;)

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  3. Kakagutom naman nyan.

    A Ladybug's Life 

    Sonnia

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  4. I love Chinese food more than Japanese. Kaya adik din ako sa Siomai - minsan I can 5 orders in one sitting, bitin pa yun. Hehehe.  It's good to know that U.K. celebrates Chinese New year too although hindi kasing intense ng celebration natin dito.

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  5. Looking at those pictures, I can see that the celebration was indeed well-organized! :) I hope I can see a Chinese dancing dragon in the future. I haven't seen one up close, hehe. The food looks so delicious! Nomnom! :D

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  6. Yum! Sarap namn ng mga kinain nyo! Ano yung niluluto nung lalaki sa mahiwagang kawali?

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  7. Krizzy_kalokangPinay3 February 2012 at 23:34

    Oo nga eh, wala pa rin tikoy. Nagpunta pa nga kami sa Chinese grocery shop pero wala pa ring tikoy, huhu =(

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  8. Krizzy_kalokangPinay3 February 2012 at 23:35

    Ako naman baliktad, hehe =)
    Talaga? So alam ko na kung saan tayo magdedate kapag nakauwi ako. Sa masuki sa greenhills. Super sarap ng soimai nila dun =)

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  9. Krizzy_kalokangPinay3 February 2012 at 23:38

    The food were delish and it was well organized & swerte kasi nakiayon ang weather. I think you should go next year, lalo na ang celebration sa Pinas, mas bongga at makulay =)

    Thanks for dropping by =)

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  10. Krizzy_kalokangPinay3 February 2012 at 23:39

    Thanks. Surimi prawns daw po =)

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  11. Late nako, pero better late than never! Happy New Year! hehehe.. Ay hindi pako nakakawitness ng dragon/lion dance. :P At wow, daming food!!! yum, yum!

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  12. sarap naman mag celebrate new year dyan. Dito la masyado happenings. malayo kais kami sa city:)

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