Fifties Fashion Show
Met up with Regina to attend Fifties Fashion Show at the Mandarin Gallery. Since we were early we decided to chill at arteastiq tea lounge for some light bites and drinks. I do like the…
View PostCeleste Birthday 2010
I headed out to Clara’s place to help out with the cooking for Celeste’s birthday party at The Sail. It’s really funny because I only brothered to take photos during preparation and not at the birthday itself! I…
View PostDinner Date with Bernice, Kelvin and little Arielle
It seems that everyone one I know is popping out babies, right, left and center! LOL. I guess the government propaganda to increase Singapore’s birth rate must be working somehow! But Bernice was one of the first…
View PostLunch at Tuck Kee
Had a quick lunch at Tuck Kee Restaurant in Kepong before heading back to Singapore again.
View PostLate night supper at the Mamak
I love how Malaysia’s mamak opens so late with really good food! I do have to remember that their Mee Bandung is way spicier than the ones I find in Singapore though.
View PostHomemade Lao Shu Fen
Akiee brought me to try out this Lau Shu Fen Soup in KL. As usual, the place names always eludes me. He said he had seen it on TV and it was featured because unlike…
View PostPulai Springs Resort
It was a last minute decision to head there and I drove alone in the middle of the night to find this golf resort near Pontian, Johor. Reckless? Maybe. But I got there safe and…
View PostLunch at Liang Seah Street
Had lunch at YokozunaJapanese Restaurant at Liang Seah Street with Aikee and mum followed by yummy desserts at Ji De Chi which was just opposite the road. Here’s the usual outfit pictures for that day…
View PostAng and Sally's Wedding
This is an absolute backdated post! Cousin Ang and Sally’s wedding was held in two parts. One in KL and the other in Sitiawan. We couldn’t attend both but we managed to make it in…
View PostJapanese Cafe – Afternoon Tea in Shanghai
I’m not sure if some of you might know this but I love the Japanese Cafe called Afternoon Tea. I would never fail to drop by their cafe and stores whenever I visit Japan. They…
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