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High Society: Lovely Chocolate Cocktail & Cupcakes

Glad D brought me here. It was her second time and my first and I was impressed by the tiny lemon cupcake I had. It was moist and the frosting was not too sweet. D liked her red velvet cupcake … Continue reading

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PS Cafe at Ann Siang Hill: the one where kids are not allowed

I expected PS Cafe at Ash Park, to turn us away after the reviews I read online about how they turned away people wearing Birkin slippers. We decided to try our luck and were mentally prepared for rejection and disdain. … Continue reading

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I Won’t be Returning to Old Town White Coffee if I can Help It

My partner got the roof of his mouth burnt by the miniscule curry puffs and my tea tasted like it was made from those three in one sachets (Uggh – a big no no in my book). But if I … Continue reading

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Long Phung: Vietnamese Coffeeshop in Joo Chiat

I strongly recommend the fresh spring rolls and Pho at this Vietnamese Coffee shop called Long Phung in Joo Chiat. Not as good as those in Vietnam of course, but one of the best I’ve had in Singapore and at … Continue reading

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Central: Japanese Supermarket Treats

You can find the sweetest packaging here and it’s especially enticing to girls. Saw some delighted young ladies choosing their treats for the week. Was excited to see Moomin biscuits, having recently fallen in love with these characters in Helsinki … Continue reading

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Ikea’s Swedish Market

I find the products here quite appealing. I need to appreciate Salmon more. The crepe looks so good. Very pretty packaging.

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Pacific Coffee Company at Red Dot Traffic

Pacific Coffee Company is a Hong Kong chain which started in 1992. You can use your museum ticket to get a 10% discount at the coffee place. Love the plush red velvet seats at Pacific Coffee Company which is also … Continue reading

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Packet of Tea

I hardly buy drinks take-away as I can make them myself at home or I usually have the drink at the coffee-shop. Today I decided to, just for the photo. I said tea take-away, and the friendly lady corrected me … Continue reading

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Shots – a Cafe on Ann Siang Hill

I previously thought the barista at this place were a tad glum and snooty but this time there were new baristas and they were so nice.  I really do appreciate humble, down to earth people – they don’t get enough … Continue reading

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Children Little Museum at Bussorah Street

Even though this was my second time to the shophouse, which has been converted to a nostalgia museum, it felt new somehow. It was extra fun perhaps because my cousin was with it and it was cool to see her … Continue reading

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Find Your Childhood at Children Little Museum (Part 4 of 5)

There were recreations of scenes, like the drink stall, the barber shop and mobile theatre. For me they didn’t look familiar but the drinks brought back memories, especially the magnolia milk in a bottle.  Made me long for a magnolia … Continue reading

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Uniquely Singapore Drinks

We have so many unique beverages in Singapore and I am not just talking about the Singapore Sling. When I say uniquely Singapore, I mean Malaysia as well as we are so closely connected culturally. We were part of Malaya … Continue reading

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New at Bishan Junction 8: Toast Box

Had a cup of hot Horlicks at ToastBox and it was good. Haven’t had this very Singaporean malted drink in a long time. This is under the BreadTalk group, just like Ramenplay and the Icing Room. But Toastbox and Ramenplay … Continue reading

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Trung Nguyen: Vietnamese Iced Coffee at Liang Court

Almost as good as the iced coffee I had in Ho Chi Minh City. The difference is quite subtle, but I thought that coffee in Vietnam was stronger somehow. But that was a different brand – Highlands Coffee. It’s good … Continue reading

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Liang Court (Little Japan in Singapore, plus a slice of Vietnam)

I am drawn to Liang Court because of the number of authentic Japanese outlets here. I was immediately captivated by the new Starhub Sumo ad plastered at the travelator. Just love places in Singapore that are empty and spacious.  And … Continue reading

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Mos Burger at Raffles City

Even though we have Freshness Burger now, I must confess that I still prefer the burgers at good old Mos Burger. The fries are thick and fluffy on the inside too. I always tend to go for the ice Lemon … Continue reading

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Tintin in Chinatown

When I first glanced at the store from a metre away I wondered if it was a store selling fake Tintin stuff. As I came closer, I was delighted to see how authentic it was. The first time I saw … Continue reading

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Chocolate Affogato: TCC at Central

The chocolate ice cream was too rich for me! I actually wanted a Cafe Viennese (espresso with fresh whipped cream instead) which I discovered was not on the menu after pouring through it. The white sofa chairs at this TCC … Continue reading

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Toby’s at Parkway Parade

My aunt had a dog named Toby and he made me get over my fear of dogs because he was just sweet.  He seemed like a person to me. Coincidentally when I was very small I had a rocking horse … Continue reading

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Cinnamon Pretzels at Tom N Toms (VivoCity)

The best item at Tom N Tom’s is the cinnamon pretzel which is what we had. You can read about my last visit to the VivoCity branch here. I’ve also been to the Tom N Tom’s at Icon Village. B … Continue reading

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Coffee Bean at Toa Payoh Hub

I am not much a fan of Coffee Bean, but since it was surprisingly not crowded we went in. I usually go for the Cafe Mocha which tastes more like half a chocolate drink than coffee.

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What The Heck Is Snake Water? (Oldenlandier Water)

I used to work at an office where people were nice to each other. I later found out, that kind of culture is a rarity and it’s total blind luck where you end up.  It was an American company in … Continue reading

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