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Malaysia: Ipoh & Taiping Kid-Friendly Trip 2017 (Day 5: Breakfast at Restoran Chef Fatt, local food product shopping at Sin Eng Heong biscuit shop, Tibetan Temple, chill at Zakka Loft, playground at Taman Rekreasi Sultan Abdul Aziz, airport) We wanted to go back to the dim sum place we visited during our earlier trip to See my journey
Malaysia: Ipoh & Taiping Kid-Friendly Trip 2017 (Day 4: Breakfast at Larut Matang Hawker Centre, Trong Leisure Farm, Dinner at Pusat Pengkalan Enam Enam 66 美食中心, Shopping at Aeon Ipoh Station 18) We had such a tiring day before we decided to wake up later today. We had breakfast of wantan noodles, lemon chicken rice See my journey
Malaysia: Ipoh & Taiping Kid-Friendly Trip 2017 (Day 3: Breakfast at Lian Thong Restaurant, Kuala Sepetang Charcoal Factory, Port Weld town, roadside tauhuay beancurd dessert, Xin Lee Wee Kuala Sepetang River Cruise to mangrove swamp, eagle-sighting & fish farm, Matang Mangrove Boardwalk, lunch at Pizza Hut, Taiping Lake Gardens Ride and Cruise, Taiping Lake Gardens See my journey
Malaysia: Ipoh & Taiping Kid-Friendly Trip 2017 (Day 2: Breakfast at Kum Loong Restaurant, Taiping Zoo, Lunch at Taiping Mall, Antong Coffee Mill, Spritzer Ecopark and Factory Tour, Greeneries Memorial Park, Prima Restaurant, Taiping Sentral Mall and Tesco) After a dimsum breakfast at Kum Loong restaurant, we set off for Taiping Zoo, driving along the See my journey
Ipoh is one of my new favourite places, because it’s only 50 minutes away by flight from Singapore’s Changi Airport, and a good starting place to travel to other destinations such as Cameron Highlands, Pangkor Island, Gua Tempurung, Taiping and more. You can get to Ipoh by bus (note that apparently tour buses only stop See my journey
If you’re looking for a completely different environment to spend a half or full day exploring, consider the Seletar Aerospace & surrounds. This place is best explored with your own transport (personal mobility devices counted), unless you narrow down to one or two specific locations and take a bus or taxi. This is the third See my journey
Mapletree Business Park is Singapore’s home to MNCs such as Unilever, Google and SAP. It is also situated near Labrador Park MRT along the Circle Line and next to a small shopping centre called Alexandra Retail Centre (ARC). There used to be a food court at Mapletree Business City I. I remember it being a See my journey
I visited Youngs Restaurant and Bar, newly opened (for a month or so) at Seletar Airbase to check out what it has in store for patrons. Youngs is nestled at the fringe of an upcoming development at The Oval, a plot of land with quite a few unused dilapidated colonial houses. Upon exiting Tampines Expressway See my journey
I’ve been waiting for HarriAnns Nonya Table to open since I realised it took over half of Woobox’s unit at Ocean Financial Centre at Raffles Place, a short 1 minute walk from Raffles Place MRT. HarriAnns is a family-run business started by Mdm Chia Nga Eng in the late 1940s and has been run for See my journey
Ipoh Day 4 – Breakfast at Kedai Kopi Sun Yuan Loong, a stroll at Kek Lok Tong, a brief history of Hakka heritage at Han Chin Pet Soo by Ipohworld, lunch at K-Kai Restaurant, last minute shopping at Tesco, check in at Ipoh’s Sultan Azlan Shah Airport for flight back to Singapore — Breakfast at See my journey