Here's one that I'll bet you don't usually see in food blogs: hospital food. (No worries; I've been discharged.) What struck me about this wasn't so much the food itself, but about how similar everything was to airplanes. You get your choice of a Western vs Asian meal, you get it served on a tray, and it comes at a preset time. Moreover, you have bedside controls to recline your seat, change TV channels, and even call the attendant over. Scary!
7 comments:
wohoo! chee cheong fan in the hospital ?!! this dish is really good if done correctly. hmm what i mean is .. if it is done in penang. the rice cake thingy can be so silky and sauce is thick, deep and captivating. its hard to imagine it being served in hospital
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Oh boy..! i was hoping you were just visiting someone in the hospital. Speedy recovery ya..!
did u had diarrhea from eating some food? hehe
wat hospital is this with so good service?
Ha! This is Chee Cheong Fun!! It is delicious actually. Am I right?
Yeah, it was surprisingly good, especially considering that it was hospital food.
Too bad that I can't say the same about the rubbery steak that I got the night before though.
Geez, cheong fun in the hospital! I'm rather jealous! You won't get THAT in an American hospital! But anyhoo, glad to hear you're better.
In Singapore, the food served in local hospitals was outsourced to the same company supplying airplane meals. From your comments, I guess they have not changed the outsourced caterers.
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