October 21, 2009 02:58 by
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Love thai foods, everything about thai foods naturally come to my fav list ...that because i exteremely love spicy & sour foods ;). So ,folks if you happen to stroll down around Chinatown let fullfill your appetite here ... yes at SAWASDEE THAI FOOD Restaurant!
Located : 40 Sago Street ( Near to Chinatown MRT)
Ring at +65 6327-1733 for reservation
Operating hours:11am - 10 pm
This little bowl here of ¨TOM YUM KUNG WITH SEAFOODS¨soup really give me a kick as it pretty hot & sour ( Don´t say you weren´t warned?). The seafoods was fresh and the smell of lemongrass and coriander leaves do enhances the overall taste..
Simply delicious , i fav the gravy and the tenderness of the pork meat here..it´s was just well cooked.
PANDAN LEAVES WRAPPED WITH BONELESS CHICKEN- they served the chicken immediately after frying for the best of flavour and cripiest texture.Take a piece and dip it with the thai chilis sauce serve along..umnnn..literally make the world go around ...
October 21, 2009 02:43 by
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Lately, I've been browsing and playing with my pics of Singapore. I found out that most of the photographies I took at night were too 'noisy', so I couldn't use in my photo albums, but I clicked accidentally the 'sepia' effect in Picasa, and those pics turn out to be much better without color information, but with the old look that only the sepia effect can achieve.
Night Market in Chinatown.
A famous square in Chinatown.
This one is not so 'sepia-ish' but still looks better than the noisy, full colored, original pic.
October 19, 2009 04:27 by
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Muddy Mud Pie are the most delish dessert i ever had, with the chocolaty and coffee ice cream flavour coating with choco syrup and sprinkle of thick chocolate powder ....yumm..( guess the pic said it all :P )For anyone with sweet tooth go and try this delectable indulgences at tcc !
June 6, 2009 18:41 by
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Happend to meet up with friends for dinner at Clarke Quay past few weeks. Craving for the japanese Char Siew ramen which located at Central
. This restaurant served limited choices of ramen plus some side dishes, but quite lots revisited patrons here. As usual , here are the two dishes we had: char siew ramen and grilled pork belly and happend to be our favourite so far.
After the dinner, we took a quick stroll outside Central mall, sat on the steps enjoy breezy air near riverbank watching peoples and snapping pictures opposite side of Clarke Quay. Clarke Quay is a well known for clubbing spot and plenty of classy bars and restaurants if you would like to spent a night and here are the recomended place to be. ..although it is too touristy place for me 
We had also pooped by at Clinic ( fyi, it is a drinking joint not a clinic)
for a couples of beers before heading back. The fun started with the wheelchairs and clinic look alike kinda setup I am sure out of curiosity you will busy playing with the wheelchair as we do. We had pretty awesome night, chilling and spending awesome conversation here.
View of refurbished pre war buildings converted to remarkable hang out spot.
June 4, 2009 02:31 by
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Following the previous entries about photography in Singapore, I want to share with you a picture I took in the Botanic Gardens in Singapore.
For all of you that haven't visited it yet, I can say that it is a wonderful place to practice photography and enjoy quietness.
The entrance is free (not the Orchid Garden, though) and there are a lot of excellent sightseeings there. From flowers to landscapes, from waterfalls to esculptures, from big trees to small bushes...my only advice is to bring an umbrella and a bottle of water since in some parts of the garden it is difficult to find a shadow to hide from the sun.
The Singapore Botanic Gardens opens everyday from 5 am to 12 midnight. More information on how to get there in the official Singapore Botanic Gardens website.