The biggest, most famous, Ramadan bazaar in Singapore is the Geylang Serai Ramadan bazaar. The bazaar is so big that it's nearly impossible to cover it all in an evening.…
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Summary of the last 30 days of Kulture Kween, the person and the blog, which are heavily based on the notes I scribbled down in my journal.…
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It was our last day in Bali. Unfortunately, instead of extending our hotel stay for one more day, we packed our luggage like boring adults.…
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Our morning, this morning started with songs from Jik’s iPhone. She insisted on making Lemonade by Alexandra Stan as our Bali Holiday song.…
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I would do things in Arab Street, Singapore, from shopping to eating. All that shopping would make me hungry.…
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There are more than enough shops, bars, and restaurants around Middle Eastern culture-influenced Haji Lane, Arab Street in Singapore.…
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It wasn't until recently that I realized that I have Peranakan culture influence in my life, from my favorite dish to the dress grandma wore.…
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After weeks of contemplating, I finally got an El Camino, the travel charm bracelet. I have wanted the bracelet ever since I knew about it.…
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It was a hot, humid, typical Singaporean weather day when we reached one of my favourite Chinese restaurants in Singapore, Old Yan Kee.…
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Highlights I went to Penang, including Batu Feringgih, in Malaysia. There I ordered a few ringgits worth of cut fruits and demolished them all in minutes – a perfect dessert on such a hot day. I would have eaten more if it were not for Fafa, who stopped me because I was still coughing.…
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