Hat Yai : 3rd Day

Well, did nothing much again. It was a tiring night, woke up late and started packing. We did our final shopping once again in the Central shopping center. But yes, we decided to have some lunch before we drove back, as we would expect a long queue over the Thai border at Sadao. We had Samurai Pork burger in Mcdonalds. Over here, the McDonalds serving are quite different. Their small size refers to our medium size, while the medium size here in Thailand, refers to Malaysia's large size. And you could imagine large size being Super American size, with a large cup of coke and fries. Now thats really scary for the average Asian. But yeah, before I left the hotel, I took some nice reflecting mirros (which was an illusion to the eye) and practically the lobby in the hotel with the nice ambience.

Well, our hunches was correct, it took us almost 1 hour to cross the border. It took about 5 hours to drive. It was pouring badly the whole journey. A few mishaps along the road too, when a couple of car crashes happened after Taiping. Well I'd admit I had a close call when I tried to overtake this E90 BMW 320i with a blinding brake foglight. I just lost my patience and yeah, thank god for what I learnt in Mercedes Driving Experience, I managed to put that in good use. I managed to swerve the obstacle and I managed to stop in time when the traffic ahead decided to stop suddenly.

So we had dinner around Kuala Kangsar area, at a place called Sauk. This place is known for millionaire rubber tappers who lives in a small community. The food there was nice and it was reasonable. The family friend, who is a developer brought us there. The fishballs were nice and tangy. It's some place you want to go for a nice Chinese meal (for those who wants to drive especially). Here's the sign board of the shop (Sorry, I did not take any pictures, as I was too hungry to think).