Haven’t done a travelogue in longgg time cos just thinking about it makes me feel lazy already. HA, so let me give this a try to write a summarized version and to see well, if I manage to complete writing this, even though I think by the time I’m finally done, I might already be…
Tag: holidays
The Commune Social – A Beautiful Space in Shanghai Serving Contemporary Tapas
The location of The Commune Social feels a little out of place. As we walked down the residential neighbourhood and wandered from the high-rise to the low-rise, what came into view was a glasshouse infront of a red brick building. This widely talked about restaurant by Chef Jason Atherton was brought together by award winning…
Sober Company – 3-In-1 Concept Worth A Return
There wasn’t much reviews when I googled about this place, but I thought the concept was interesting. So I decided to make my way down for early dinner given they don’t take reservations for small party group. Sober Company is a 3-In-1 concept, split into Sober Cafe, Sober Kitchen and Sober Society. Heard that there’s…
Lost Heaven on The Bund – Home to Affordable, Delicious Yunnan Folk Cuisine
When I told my mum we were going to 迷失的天堂 for dinner, she was like what kind of name is that? Ha. Located close to the bund, this flagship restaurant serving Yunnan cuisine is a popular place to locals and foreigners and the crowd on a weekday night could tell us so. With inspiration spanning…
Strut & Cluck – Sunday Brunch at Shoreditch, London
I was trying to find a different kind of Sunday brunch when I chanced upon Strut & Cluck at at Shoreditch. This lovely restaurant serves Middle Eastern-inspired cooking, and also turkey focused dishes so I was excited to see what kind of brunch offerings they had. The interior gave a very homely feeling, bright, classy…
Easily satisfied, Hard to please 