We ALWAYS take public transportation in Singapore, and this wefie was taken in one of the many times we took a bus somewhere. Wonder where, coz it's so quiet in the bus -___- that's not normal. We must be going somewhere not popular/getting lost. Btw, the entire post is made up with Ipad mini photos, meaning the quality is very low. What can i say, i snapped them before i have an Iphone and i do not have the patience to transfer the pics from my camera, just too inconvenient!

While waiting for MRT. These two always so lovey dovey

Girlies. Wonder where Au was, probably at the other side of the train. Btw, i remember only having green and red line back in the days. Now there are so many lines i got so confused sometimes

I used to watch movies all the time in GV Tampines, feels super nostalgic every single time we come back there!

My niece BB and i are into unicorns badly. Found this MLP jacket in a store (in Parkway? I think so...) and we're like... It's so bae *LOLOLOL, not that i use that word IRL. Maybe if i am a young person, quoting Laura from Buy Now Blog Later). Sadly it's crazy expensive so we passed on it

I mean, how much fun is this jacket!!!

Like this uber kawaii Baby Duck Gummy!

Seriously shaped by rubber ducks LOLOLOL

I am also a HUGE fan of sour ribbons (i LOVE sour stuffs!) and sour strings. I think we look like a mother hen and its chick here *LOL*

Have i mentioned that Singaporean loves Japanese stuffs? There are loads and loads of Japanese stores in Singapore, the prices are crazy of course (i always thought that Japanese stuffs are crazy expensive, period. But after visiting Japan for myself, i realize that not everything is expensive. Of course, importing stuffs caused a lot so they have to increase the prices a lot in Singapore, still i envy their access to Japanese goods. Speaking of Japan, i am super saddened by the recent Kyushu tragedy, please keep them in your prayers :(...). This is a sakura bloom sake, it's CL's, i only borrow it for photo taking purposes. Personally i am not into sake/any alcohol

There are countless of Daiso (the full line including cosmetics arghhh so jealous) and their immitations. This is one of the yen store we found at... Lucky plaza?

How cute is this pic? ARGHHH i want my baby back (as a baby)!!!

Btw, i spotted a Stroberi (a very familiar Indonesian chain accessories store) in 313 Somerset, i was so surprised!

Honestly i am not a night market kind of person since i hate crowd and heat, but we stopped by this one in Tampines to take a look. The only place market-like that i tolerate is Bugis Street because the fashion stores are awesomeeee!

Selfie with le BB. Because this is my blog and i need to show my face every so often :p

Singapore is always dinamic, vibrant-and its constantly changing. I like to discover new stores (like this Jelly Bunny store with the most awesome, a lot more affordable than Mel but much more comfortable to use than the cheap-no brand ones, in Plaza Singapura), but sometimes it's hard to keep up. I'd be looking for a specific store *even malls* only to find out they have closed down/change

Best makan place in Singapore? Kopitiam! LOL. This is a regular mall foodcourt actually, but the food on those hot, noisy kopitiams are so much better! And cheaper too hahaha. I think BB annoyingly snapped this unflattering candind pic of me stuffing my face with duck rice :p. Imma start talking about food now. Lots of it. Be prepared

Us in the bus, blissfully unaware that we would be scrambling around trying to find the way to our beloved kopitiam -___-

We did finally find it after going round and round in circle and getting semi-frustrated

Finally found a decent, yummey kway teow tho so it was tots worth it *LOL*. I have no idea why the kway teows in foodcourts are nowhere near as good as this. Wanna know our fave? It's the one in Changi airport's staffs' canteen's! Wonder if it's still around?

The nasi lemak was superb too here

One of my fave food in Spore that i don't get tired of eating over and over again : duck rice

Gigantic rojak (hunny's fave) that he had to queue for more than 20 mins for. Somewhere in the West, i can't remember the name of the place tho...

We love Indian food too! Nasi biryani is da BOMB. We had it a few times but forgot to snap a pic of. This is something else, roti canai i think with chickpea curry? Did not order this, probably KC's. The yoghurt's a nightmare tho, have you ever tasted onion flavored yoghurt? LOL

Yummy Korean rice bowl we had in Vivocity after a tiring day at Sentosa Island. Again, can't remember the restaurant's name. Food blogger material i am not

KC ordered this gigantic Filipino pork knuckle at Tampines Mall's food court

I personally find it a bit too bland and though tho

There was some little kids sitting beside us and they were staring at KC eating like a barbarian with their mouths hanging open

Little O is also a fan of duck and or chicken rice. Oh, RIP to my Blackberry that got lost in Japan. I'm still waiting for the reimbursement from the sucky insurance company WTF. They told us that the translating process (of the police statement from Japan) would take 3-4 months. WTF.

We moved to CW's place for half of the trip, her place's super convenient because there's a mall just across the street and this is our fave breakfast place. 328 Katong Laksa!

Best one we had while we were in Singapore!

So good that hunny insisted on having it one more time before we go back to Indonesia

The generous plump, succulent cockles. My mouth is watering right now FML

Hunny loves it although he usually isn't a fan of spicy food

It's only appropriate that we down as much ba kut teh as possible while we're there!

Random rice bowl we had at in Orchard (OMG can't remember the exact place), so nice that hunny went back and order another bowl *LOL*

One of the weirder things that i love, tea eggs. Girls, find a husband that would peel your egg for you...

Singapore also  has wide variety of international food, it's here that i began to fall in love with sushi! Their quality of sushi, although not as good as the original place, is still far more superior than what we have normally. These ones on the picture is not recommended tho, the portions are half as small as the usual and prices' very high! It's in Cineleisure btw. They're not bad, but i personally don't find it worth the price

Noms

There's a buffet Korean BBQ place nearby CW's place and my aunt took us there for a treat on our last day

Again, girls, find a man that would cook for you

So all you have to do is nom quietly *LOLOLOL*. I haven't showered in this pic >.<, because eating Korea BBQ means you'd basically smells like one, better bathe afterwards! Only this time my mum insisted on us going to a nearby mall for grocery shopping before letting me take my time to shower!

Moving on to dessert now :p. I loveeeee how pretty these pastel colored steamed cakes are! Btw, Singaporean eats their steamed cakes with orange colored sugar, i can't eat them on their own ever since -___-. My mum stocks on that sugar in our fridge in Surabaya >.<

We discovered Ah Chew Desserts that we pass by everyday to and from the MRT station while we stayed in Novena area

Even though we were stuffed, there's always room for dessert after walking so far away

I ordered mango sago something something and it's really yum!

Oma Spoon is a Korean patbingsu place in 313 Somerset (prolly has lots of branches, this is the one that we know)

Not a fan of nuts (oh geez, i sound so picky) but the lightly sweet, fluffy bingsu is super good!

So good that i even ate the green tea one (FYI, i hate green tea with vengeance. So does #Undecided)!!!

I'm not big on ice cream but i crazy LOVE froyo! The line's always so long in Lao Lao i gotta try it!

Love the parfait but honestly not a fan of the froyo itself, i had so much better (Sour Sally and all) before. I do love the topping and sauces tho so i would eat it again hahaha

Another thing that i kept on wanting to try but am always too full when we pass by. In the end i buy it anyone because like Singaporean says "Die die must try one!" LOL

Milkcow. The original one, with honey comb. Honey comb was the "it" thing back then, and i developed a huge adoration for them (i always love honey, btw). I had an accident once with honey comb getting in my hair... It was disastrous!

I crazy love Milkcow! It's light, creamy, milky... Super good! It tastes more like milk than normal ice cream. It's also good that it's not that sweet

Hunny's crazy about Ben&Jerry's (not available locally... Maybe in Jakarta or Bali? We don't even have Cold Stone in Surabaya!)

I also fell crazy in love with Twelve cupcakes! SO GOOD! It's a good thing this kind of cupcake are not easily accessable in Surabaya coz i would crave them all the time!

Tai Parfait (if i'm not mistaken, they already have a branch in Jakarta now?)

It looks like a dragon fish >.<

Nommy!

Of course, gotta have honey comb too.. I had Tai Parfait twice back then, and the second time was when the accident with the honey comb happened...

Avoid "atas" style of cafes (that's Singaporean for high end cafes) in the malls if you have smaller budget. I almost had a heart attack when i saw the bill for the four of us in this cafe (It's TWG, btw)

So expensive (it's Japanese-expensive! LOL. Seriously, the drink cost us almost the same as drinks in L'Occitane Cafe in Shibuya!) have to take selfie

Singapore was all about their 50th anniversary last year

Curry chicken rice? I think

I seriously cannot remember what they are exactly, but i do remember them being good!

And i love how they have yummy salad in McD!

I also didn't know that MUJI sells food before. The coffee is goooddd, and the peanuts chocolate... It's so addicting!

Yummy Vodka Mudshake

Of course, we did some serious shopping too in Singapore..

BB swatching happily. I am more of a drugstore makeup lover myself so i prefer Sasa/Watsons than Sephora (weird as it may sound), but i do like smaller Sephoras like this one in Tampines than the huge one, i get so overwhelmed at huge Sephoras...

Oops. I did admit of getting bat-shit crazy and shopped until our 60 kgs luggage allowance was 13 kilos short...

I love how they make charity fun in Singapore (here Little O is picking a stuffed key chain and finger puppet after making a donation)

And i love how they still try to instill love for the outdoor, even though most are artificial. Here Little O is dipping his foot into the shallow pool in Vivocity

Singapore sure is a kid friendly place

Casual shoes show down with Au

Staying in cramped condos also means that we bond more as a family :

LOL. Yes, that's how we slept. The air mattress make weird, loud noises whenever you move and i have to pee like 12450x a night so between that and hunny's snoring, we successfully tortured KC and CL who were unfortunate enough to share a room with us :p

Me, acting ladylike while putting on my socks

The dining counter suddenly turned into a beauty salon

Have i mentioned how much i love Changi Airport? It's the one airport where we spent 8 hours transit without getting bored *LOL* once.

There are always some fun installation too, like the giant satay

And giant chicken rice!

I was allowed to bring a friend, so thank you Sabsab for accompanying me! I would be so lost without you!

We had lunch at XO Cuisine first (i was too embarrassed to take pictures hahaha), and then we went to check out the exhibition where they held so many games (mainly for kids haha) where you can get stamps and exchange it to various souvenirs

That's a Merlion, believe it or not. I made a short IG video (as usual) that i'm attaching below

There's also a rather famous Indonesian celebrity couple Christian Sugiono and Titi Kamal, who apparently is the face of Singapore's campaign in Indonesia

They shared their fun experiences in Singapore

With my date of the day ^^

Singapore sure is SHIOK! Btw, i'll pass the guide books to anyone who wants/needs it, just pay for shipping la okay haha. Please e-mail me if you're interested

So, have you ever been to Singapore? What do you think about it? And what's your fave thing to do in Singapore?

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