Missysz
Pinata was first called a pignatta, meaning "fragile pot."
The pignatta was filled with jewelry, candy or other trinkets and hung from a rope and swung while a blindfolded player struck at it with a stick. Then just like today, when the pignatta was broken, guests would pick up the fallen goodies.
Traditonally, it's bull pinata, these days they have lots of different type. New age pinata comes with string for younger kids who have no strength to whack... Honestly, it's very difficult to whack.. think only adults can whack real hard to break it.
Here's some pictures of pinatas.
http://fun-kid-birthday.makesparties.com/Catalog.aspx?intDisplayableCategoryID=1556&intDisplayableProductID=62436
Sam
I went for YLS Catering Services. Cheaper, nice and value for money lor. Drinks are complimentary.. Neo Gardens included the drink as a course, so I dropped them. YLS, I get really good deal :
Thai Fried Pineapple Rice (non-spicy) kids love it
Sweet & sour Fish slice
Sotong Yu Tiao (wiped out)
Broccoli with Mushroom
Fried Chicken Thai style (kids love it)
Five spice chicken wings (kids love it)
Braised Tofu (kids love it)
Buttered Prawns
Braised Pork with Bun (Adults love this)
Yam Paste with Lotus Nuts
I added my own dishes :
Fish ball,
Fish fingers
Chicken Cocktail susages
Longan Almond Jelly
Most of the food were finished, thot I could pack some home but only managed to pack Thai Pineapple Rice and butter prawns