P.S Cafe

IS THIS WHAT PRE-PASS OUT FEELS LIKE? 

That was basically the thought that ran through my head whilst playing the last few matches of tchoukball for interclass today. Hard to imagine it's been a solid three years since I last played the sport and that my fellow team mates just picked it up last friday. We were really lucky to be able to placed in the group where all the express classes were because that was probably the only reason why we manged to pull through so far. Really thankful for my classmates who were so sporting, ms ee for being so supportive and everyone else who cheered me/our team on. (: 

Before the inter-class games began, I really thought I wasn't going to make it past a single match because I was having a bout of diarrhea and it felt like my flatulence was going to get the better of me. And I'm guessing that all that stomach crap was a result of my belated birthday dinner at P.S Cafe yesterday but but I will admit it was a really great meal hehe

My family and I went a liiiiiiitle bit crazy when the truffle fries came so when the actual mains came we had some difficulty finishing up. I had the Mudcrab and Cavier Rigatoni which had some spinach, capsicum with a shower of grated cheese on the top. It had an interesting kick although after a while I was trying to get the cheese out of my crab meat and I left the pasta aside. 

For desserts, we checked the cakes out and they looked so alluring. I was so filled from the mains I had really wanted to get something light but I spotted the Ultimate Fudgey Brownie (served along with a scoop of ice cream) and I decided to sin. 

Well you could say I paid for my gluttony with my tummy aches today but for $14 and such a beautiful environment, it was well worth it.

And to further convince you that P.S cafe is worth a visit, a photo stolen from their website.

P.S: we sat outside