Describe the scene at a crowdedfood center pot

Describe the scene at a crowded food center My favorite food center comes alive only at night, every night.. At night food vendors are allowed to make use of the place to sell their food

Describe the scene at a crowded

food center

My favorite food center comes alive only at night, every

night During the day it is a municipal council car park At

night food vendors are allowed to make use of the place to

sell their food They have to pay a small fee to use the

place, but I am sure they can afford it

With a couple of friends, I reach the food center at about

seven in the evening The sky is already darkening and

the vendors have their portable fluorescent lights switched

on I walk between two rows of food stalls

The very first thing that strikes me is the mouth-watering

smell coming from the satay stall Ah, I can see the satay

seller half hidden in the clouds of smoke from his charcoal

fire There are many people seated around the tables

behind him obviously enjoying the very delicious satay

We are in luck A group of people at a table is just leaving

So my friends and I quickly occupy the table before some

other people do

The satay seller knows me, for I often come to have some

satay to eat He nods his head to acknowledge my

presence I wave in return In a minute or two, a steaming

plate of satay is placed on our table, followed by some

pieces of cucumber and onion Our gravy then arrives and

we proceed to put the lovely pieces of meat into our

mouths

For five minutes or so I am oblivious of my surroundings

All I do is to eat and eat until nothing is left on the plates

When all the food is finished we order glasses of sweet

sugar cane juice to drink I finish off two glasses How

wonderful it is to have such food and drink

We pay for the food and drinks and leave the satay stall

We decide to walk among the stalls to have a look

It is about seven thirty and the tables around the stalls are

nearly filled with people Young and old, fat and thin

people of all shapes and sizes come here to enjoy in the

many varieties of food available I see the mee seller

feverishly at work trying to cope with the orders for his

mee Some of his customers are already eating

Chopsticks and spoons dig into the bowls of mee Other

customers wait patiently for their food

Next to the mee stall is the tea stall The fat man selling

tea there is busy making teh tarik He pours the tea from

one cup to another with practiced ease Not a drop is

spilled Some passers-by stop just to watch him pouring

the tea He pours the tea from even higher A small boy

claps The fat man is obviously very pleased He grins

happily

I look around me There are stalls selling rojak and mee

goring, sup kambing, sup ayam, koay teow, popiah,

chicken rice, fried rice, rice with fish, fruits, drinks etc, The

variety is staggering No wonder the place is so popular

The food is cheap and good It is great to be able to eat

them It is great that we have food centers like this in our

country