Last weekend marks the official opening of SEA games ceremony which was really exciting since the last time Singapore hosted was in 1993, so here’s snippets of the event. I didn’t cover the whole games (like duh) but one weekend of SEA games is fulfilling enough Carnival at National Stadium. They have like different kinds of…
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Neon Pigeon – A Hipster Izakaya Serves Modern Japanese Cuisine [MOVED]
The first time I laid my eyes on Neon Pigeon was after a meal at Lollapalooza. The dimly lit interior with the bright neon pink pigeon sign got my attention and I made a mental note to return again. And it was well planned that the friend wanted Japanese cuisine for her birthday dinner so…
Travelogue: A trip to Sepang, Malaysia
We went on 2D1N expedition to Sepang one weekend just cos we haven’t been on a trip together for awhile. The trip to Sepang would take us 3.5 hours-drive non stop but due to the many pitstops we made, we only arrived at 4pm, when we met at 8am in the morning. =| It is important…
Tarte by Cheryl Koh – Desserts with Sincerity
Anyone who has been to Les Amis will have known of Chef Cheryl Koh’s desserts and you will be delighted to find out she now has own line of desserts called Tarte by Cheryl Koh. It’s a small takeaway place that specialises in tarts but you can sit in at Caveau Wines & Bar to…
Malacca: The Daily Fix Cafe – A Cafe With Its Own Personality
When you think of Malacca, you think of Asam Laksa, Chendol, Penarakan food and Satay. But recently, there has been a number of cafes sprouting up as well. And one such cafe that settles on the stretch of the popular Jonker Walk is The Daily Fix cafe, hidden behind a retail shop. You will see…
