Most of us are probably quite familiar with the Taiwan imported Brown Sugar Boba ice cream that swept the E-commerce marketplace sometime back. Each milky popsicle are loaded with brown sugar boba which still retained its chewiness despite being frozen.
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It has always been a joy for me to grab a cup of bubble tea to sip on the go whenever I felt the need for caffeine or a sugar rush. In short, bubble tea is definitely my source of motivation! I recently tried Bober Tea which currently have 5 outlets around Singapore and pending more.
They pride themselves as being one of the world’s leading tea makers, using premium tea leaf and brewing techniques for great tasting teas. I headed to the outlet located at Boon Keng and tried 6 of their bubble teas!
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Situated at Sky Terrace at Dawson, just barely 10 minutes walk from Queenstown MRT lies Qi Philosophy Cafe amidst lush greenery.
As the founder, Choo San strongly believes in a well-balance life, clean eating as well as proper nutrition intake. Therefore, she personally curate each recipes and even uses healthier ingredient options such as brown rice and low GI basmati rice. She also keeps in mind of customers that requires special diets so that they could enjoy her modern fusion cuisine without worry.
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I instantly fell in love with Hoi An, an ancient trading port city the moment I stepped in. Dragging my luggage passed a Vietnamese couple taking their wedding photoshoot along the scenic Thu Bon River, rows of historical shophouses and other buildings that were pretty well preserved throughout the years came into sight.
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After the fascinating journey to Hue to visit the Imperial Citadel and a good night’s rest at Tam Family Homestay, its time to set off once again.
This time the journey involves riding a bus lying down! Yes, I spent my 2-3 hours long journey sleeping on the double decked design bus which I could lay back and snooze away. (Check out from the left picture above.)
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As mentioned from my previous post, we travelled from Da Nang to Hue, a city that sits along the tranquil Perfume River.
Since the Imperial Citadel was one of the prominent highlights of Hue and was where the royal family of Nguyen dynasty lived, we spent our entire morning till noon exploring it. One interesting fact, the Imperial Citadel was actually modeled based on the Forbidden Palace in Beijing, China! Pay an entrance fee and you could enrich yourself with knowledge and culture.
After a night’s rest at Da Nang, we travelled north-west via train to our next destination, the city of Hue. Just a short introduction, Hue is a city of central Vietnam which was the capital of Dang Trong from 1738 to 1755 and of the Nguyen Dynasty from 1802 to 1945. It is a small town rich in culture and history where you could explore royal palaces and tombs of great Vietnamese emperors.
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Bangkok’s famous 24-hour restaurant chain Took Lae Dee has recently launched a new menu of authentic Thai dishes at an affordable price!
With its name directly translated to “cheap and good” in Thai, let’s check out some of my favorite dishes from its menu.
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It was already nightfall by the time our Grab arrived at Kon Tiki Da Nang Hostel, our lodging place for the very first night in Vietnam! This was my second time travelling to Vietnam, yet the first time departing from Da Nang Airport. For this trip, we mainly stayed in hostel and homestays due to their very affordable pricing. Let’s check out Kon Tiki Da Nang Hostel!
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Kuching, despite being the capital of Sarawak, was a perfect place for a weekends getaway from a bustling city life in Singapore. I absolutely was in love with Kuching’s slow pace after spending 3 days 2 nights on this island of Borneo, East Malaysia.
Being someone who fancies the urban city more than nature itself, I have visited and listed down some of the places which you might want to add to your bucket list when visiting Kuching. Since driving wasn’t an option for myself, all these places are easily accessible by cab.
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