The above are from Bharat Plantation
Cameron was a lot different when I last left. It has so many things to offer now, most importantly good food. My mum, knowing what I like most, took me on a food marathon. I'll let the pictures do the talking.
First up, Oldies and Goodies Restaurant. We were having second thoughts whether or not to enter as it was stated there "Roasted Restaurant" Was afraid we might come out "cooked". Glad we took the risk as the food was delicious. Maybe because it was the cold weather haha...
Clockwise from top; Roasted duck and pork, Deep Fried Fish coated with Sweet Sauce served in Sizzling Plate, Old Cucumber Soup, Three Layered Pork Meat Braised in Fermented Bean Curd Paste Sauce, Stir Fried Long Beans With Braised Mushrooms and Stir Fried Watercress with Light Oyster Sauce.
During the second day, we went there again but I only manage to snap the first dish because there was a Singaporean couple joining our table... have to behave myself lol... Anyway the dish was Claypot Seafood Curry.
Next, we went to the Bharat Plantation and I had a slice of Strawberry Cheese Cake...
Looks nice but at the end, I wasn't craving for seconds.
Then we headed for The Big Strawberry Farm. The name itself would give you the impression that the place is filled with strawberries but I searched high and low for straberries to no avail. Instead I found these...
The Hanging Gardens of Tomatoes...
As I climb further up, I saw signboards leading to heaven...
Now for the real thing...
Strawberry Sundae & Strawberry with Yoghurt and Honey
English Scone & Tea
I could barely walk after all those goodies so I did what I do best, sleep! Went back for a short nap and woke up just in time for dinner...
Steamboat!
The restaurant that we went to wasn't exactly nice but the fact that the night was chilly, anything with a bowl of hot soup would have tasted great. Anyhow, we initially wanted to go to one of the restaurants in Brinchang to experience the traditional way of using steamboats but sadly it was fully booked.

Took this pic from the web. The charcoals are placed at the bottom and the long spout is where the volcanic effect takes place.
After dinner, we went for a short walk in one of the night markets...
Bought myself a strawberry fondue. The lady actually told us she was camera shy, like it would stop us... snap! snap!
Then I saw this cute lil' pop-up christmas card and decided to purchase it. Bargained for the price of RM5 and was proud that I succeeded until I found out that Gurney was selling it for RM4.90 nett. Anyway, dedicating this card to Yong Ming and Jim who is not here with us. Merry Christmas! Ah... so economical.
As if dinner was ever enough, we went for desserts which doubles as my b'day cake. Can't believe it takes so long to be 10...
...and my all time favorite fruit, Durians!
Well, that was how I spent my birthday with my family but wait! There's more lol... please don't die of boredom... yet. I celebrated my b'day with some of my BFF a little later but nevertheless it was no less special. Where did they take me? Tag along to find out.
Located at Belisa Row, Jurin
Kel's dish...
...Alan's dish
Ansel going on a diet...
...Nick going on an eating frenzy.
Evil! While they enjoy their food I was left with nothing to eat. Just kidding, I wonder where did the pictures of my dish went to? Food was scrumptious. Would recommend this place if you are willing to foot in a little more cash. As usual, we went for seconds at FACES after our first phase of dinner. There's where the cake was cut and the present was opened...
My Birthday cake, French Cuppachino.
Want a piece of me?
Beautifully wrapped up
Doesn't this remind you of some toy?
Glitter lamp!
Thanks a lot guys! I really appreciate what you guys did for me and what a thoughtful present. Promise I'll take it to my new place. So, that's it. Come to think of it, I still haven't receive a key from dad or mum. Does this mean I'm still grounded by my parents? Oh well, Merry Christmas...