D’Good Café – the London-inspired café spotted at Takashimaya Orchard recently. So, my sister and cousin decided to have our cousin gathering at the café few weeks ago. If you think the café name sounds familiar, yeah you are right. The café is well-known in Holland Village. So, now you can travel to Orchard instead with bigger space for their food and drinks. Continue reading [SG EATS] D’GOOD CAFÉ- LONDON INSPIRED CAFÉ SPOTTED AT TAKASHIMAYA →

Slide the City is finally here in Johor Bahru last weekend. The event gives participants the opportunity to waterslide on city streets and we had it at Hutan Bandar MPJBT, Skudai, Johor. My cousins and I were there in the morning session because we wanted to avoid the hot weather in the afternoon. Continue reading [JB EVENT] SPRITZER SLIDE THE CITY EXPERIENCE- TIPS TO KNOW →

Penang is widely recognized with its street food scene and many will travel to Penang for the food. The street food still ranks the highest among the other states of Malaysia. I was there over the weekend at Georgetown, capital city of Penang for a short gateway. Thus, I took the opportunity to check out the 90 years of establishment roti canai at Jalan Transfer. The stall has been running for 3 generations and often crowded especially on weekends and public holidays. Continue reading [PENANG EATS]ROTI CANAI AT JALAN TRANSFER PENANG →

Eat At Seven located at Suntec City has finally launched their newest concept, Tonkatsu Agedoki.”Age” means fried and “Doki” means time. The outlet specialized tonkatsu and takes pride itself on preparing pork cutlets that are fried to perfection. The shop is just next to Tempura Kohaku that I queued for an hour plus the other day. Continue reading [SG EATS] TONKATSU AGEDOKI- ANOTHER EAT AT SEVEN CONCEPT OUTLET @ SUNTEC CITY →

Ice-cream Skool located at Tampines Street 42 is more than just ice-cream parlour. Located at the neighbourhood estate, Ice cream Skool also offers ice-cream workshops and host corporate events as well. I visited the place few days ago with Eileen and her husband to check out their ice-cream and waffles. Continue reading [SG EATS] ICE CREAM SKOOL TAMPINES STREET 42 →

VLV is the latest wine and dine restaurant located at Clark Quay. VLV has taken over the heritage building which was used to be The Forbidden City by Indochine. If you are familiar with the place, you will surely remember there are terra cotta warriors at the entrance of the building. Yeah, that’s right. That is VLV now with spacious open courtyard for customers to enjoy the breezy windy night after a day of hard work. Continue reading [SG EATS] VLV AT CLARK QUAY- INTEGRATED LIFESTYLE & DINING EXPERIENCE →

Oh well I visited Kko Kko Chicken Bar located at Kandahar Street with Nicholas, Nicole and Amanda on a Monday night recently. Kko Kko Nara first outlet is at Tanjong Pagar and this is their few months old franchise outlet. I was not expecting Korean restaurant along this street because the shops are mostly local, Indonesian and middle-eastern cuisines. It was a quiet street at night I would say. This outlet is bar concept. Thus, this explains the neon lights and chandeliers. Continue reading [SG EATS] KKO KKO CHICKEN BAR @ KANDAHAR STREET- Korean Fried Chicken & Budae Jjigae Lovers! →

Mediacorp’s MeClub has recently launched this new FEAST app. This new app offers the same 1-for-1 dining deals at restaurants across the islands. This app sounds similar to you? Yeah you are right! Another option for you all to grab good deals and save when you eat out with friends and family. Continue reading [SG EATS] FEAST with MEDIACORP’S MeClub – 1 FOR 1 DINING OFFERS & MORE →

So, I went Penang again over the weekend with another group of friends. This time round, I stayed in Airbnb and we explore Georgetown attraction places. One of them is Wonderfood Museum. Penang has quite a number of different museums around the island and Wonderfood Museum was established 21 November 2015. The Penangites are quite smart I would say attracting tourists by all kinds of museums. Continue reading [PENANG TRAVELS] EXPLORING WONDERFOOD MUSEUM →

During my visit to Penang few weeks ago, my friend bought me to this famous shop serves Koay Teow Soup that uses local eels to make the fishball. As we parked the car at the opposite direction, I looked up at the shop signage. It was faded and not clear at all but tourists and customers seem to find their way here to try the food. This shop was initially only a stall at Pitt Street until they moved to a shop at Carnavon Street. Continue reading [PENANG EATS] PITT STREET KOAY TEOW SOUP (椰脚粿条汤 )@ CARNAVON STREET | GEORGETOWN →