On a grey, long winter weekend, we drove up into the Dandenong Ranges to do a getaway-cation in a yurt. Somewhere, the cold is prettier and the air smells of wet eucalyptus and woodsmoke. Every trip of ours starts the same way: a small ceremony of leaving the city. It’s usually shakshuka at Tall…
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Flying to Sydney for a mental health break. What followed: a vegan Japanese feast, a borrowed dog, and a love language Indomie.…
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One thing that turned Nagoya into an unforgetful happy memory was the food. I came with no expectations but was blown over by the delicacies.…
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People are calmer and friendlier in Nagano city; even the snow monkeys were super chill here which contribute to their high life expectancy.…
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The Millenial Shibuya stay was a comprise that I made with Fafa. I wanted to stay in a capsule hotel in Japan, but he was claustrophobic. Tired after a whole day’s travel ordeal from Osaka, which included waiting for the train in the train station for 5 hours (it was New Year, did we…
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Since it's located only less than half an hour from Osaka, we decided to go to Kobe for a day trip during our trip to Japan.…
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Decided to start our reset day in Osaka with MOS Burger breakfast. I have been a fan of MOS Burger ever since my Singapore days.…
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Today was our last day in Nagoya. We had Ogura toast breakfast and returned to the hotel to collect our luggage and drag it to the station.…
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I was absolutely starving when we reached Nagoya because there was apparently no food cart on the local train. It was the Emperor's birthday.…
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In Karuizawa, we roamed the beautiful Christmas village before returning to Nagano, where we had a late lunch of delicious soba.…
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We went to Karuizawa for a day trip from Nagano on a crazy cold day.…
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Today has been about waking up in one of my favourite corners of the world, Tokyo, and having the best breakfast combo in Shibuya…
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