Coffeemin Singapore is a business that rents out its cafe-like space to the public. Living in Singapore, we were lack of space to hang out.…
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Nasi Minyak Palembang is an Indonesian delicacy, directly translated as oily rice. Sounds so unappealing no? It was oily but oh so yummy.…
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Today is my last day in Singapore, and all I can think about since morning is how I never had a go-to, trusted hairdresser here. In the past weeks, I have packed my Singapore expat life into three FedEx boxes and two pieces of luggage. The former has been shipped, and the latter will…
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Tapau or Tau Pao, or Ta Bao is a Malaysian slang (that has widely spilled over to Singapore and therefore is a part of Sing-lish).…
Keep ReadingI came to Singapore with a small to-do list, and now I am leaving Singapore with a huge wish list. Here are some of them, which I will keep adding until I tick it off. Let me know if you have done any of it, whether it’s worth it, or should I just drop…
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So... I have news to share; I am leaving Singapore next month and temporarily returning to Indonesia.…
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There is no other building in Singapore that fascinates me more than the People's Park Complex in Chinatown.…
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We were lucky to get a last-minute, 1-for-1 deal from SQ. Since it’s a long haul, I flew with high expectations. The food was nice, but I have had better from less-known (and cheaper) airlines. It makes me wonder why it’s the number #1 airline worldwide. But, on the other hand, maybe it’s me…
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Esplanade is the home of performing art in Singapore. It has the effect of calming me. I like sitting in the open-art concept hall and just daydreaming. I feel safe here. I don’t people-watch here. I am usually busy with my mind or whatever stuff I have, like typing this on the laptop I…
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Kaya is in Serikaya, as in the coconut jam. This is the not-so-secret, widely loved, main ingredient that made Singapore Kaya Toast special.…
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