as well as the suki noodles 

(sorry please turn your head to see this, i tried rotating but it still came out this way)

Cafe Pal

43 Middle Road #01-00

Singapore 188952

Opening Hours: Mon - Sun: 1200 - 2200 hours

The next highlight of our day out: "The Little Black Jacket" Exhibition

Okay, so this has been in Singapore for awhile but I only found the time recently to drop by

My sis and I walked down all the way from Bugis (yes we're nuts)

It's a free entry thing so if you're a fashion enthusiast I'm pretty sure it's a must go.

I really love how that 1 classic piece was worn in so many different styles.

I'm not the best at descriptions so I shall let the pictures do the talking.

The exhibition ain't big but definitely worth a visit in my opinion.

So that's all for this post and I shall try to gather my stuff for my final post for HK.

My Bangkok trip is cancelled but we made last min plans for Taiwan instead.

We'll be counting down there which is so exciting cause it's my first in 18 years that isn't in S'pore

So keep a look out for that

Thanks for reading!~

*ppyeong*

 Can I tell you how much I love the sauce of this?!

We wiped the sauce clean off the bowl.

The onion taste wasn't too strong (which is a plus point for me) and the cucumber just slightly freshens and sweetens the taste of it.

 Kimchi, Omelette and Beansprout.

Honestly speaking, I didn't know what was in the rest of the side dishes but happily had them anyway.

There's so much more on the menu that I would really love to try such as the pancake (which I saw was humongous), the BBQ stuff (the portion I saw too was super generous) and so much more but blame my small tummy and the fact that I'm not rich. 

I can't wait to find a time to head down again.

Probably being thick skin enough this time round to step a bit and speak that pathetic tinge of Korean greetings I learned last semester (and return most to the teacher) :P

Closed on Mondays: 11.30am - 3pm 

One of the biggest reason I can give anyone to go to Hong Kong for would be for their food.

Dim Sum, Roasted Meat, you name it and the list continues.

Mhmmm... Yum Yum ^^

So,without blabbering on, here are some of the places that we came dined in:

Number #1: Jin ______ Cha Can Teng
(I'm so sorry I really have no clue how to read that)
 Number #2: Fu Ji Mei Shi (Dim Sum)
This was our favourite hangout for food throughout our whole trip!
The price is extremely affordable and what's best is that it opens early and closes late.
We had breakfast there once and supper (1+AM) there twice!! :P
This place is located in one of the streets just behind our hotel (Silka Sea View Hotel)

If you love rice then here's introducing you
Number #3 - Hing Kee Claypot Rice
I'm sure this isn't anything new since many have raved about how good this place is
but be prepared to queue if you're going at the standard dinner time.
Lucky us though got approached by the lady boss and we cut the long queue outside the stall.
谢谢老板娘!! (thank you lady boss!)  (':
 (Photo was taken the moment it arrived before adding anything)
We ordered 3 different types in total (including a curry one).
I love the one above as well as the curry one but the salted fish one didn't really appeal.
I felt that the combination of salted fish and the soy sauce just didn't seem right.
Hing Kee might be well known for their clay pot rice but this was what we found the most delicious!
OYSTER OMELETTE!! 
It's really different from the one we usually find in Singapore.
This is extremely crispy and generous in size.
For those who don't take chilli, no frets cause this taste good both with and without chilli.
The 6 of us shared a large serving and finished in 3 minutes. (I'm not even kidding).

Number #4 - Song Fa Shao ___ Can Guan
I officially hate myself for not being able to read Chinese well and take enough photos.
In any case, it's not a complete HK trip without getting a taste of their roasted meat.
This was just a random shop quite near Yau Ma Tei MTR that we came across and decided to pop in.

Regretfully, this was the only roasted meat shop we tried and I didn't get to try roasted pigeon which seemed to be a must try there.

Since there's no such thing as too much Dim Sum in HK,
Number #5 - Dim Sum Restaurant (Admiralty)
I'm not sure if the restaurant is called Metropol but it is pretty accessible.
From what I remembered, when you come out of the station (not sure which exit) turn right and there it is.
(omg I promise in future I'll remember the address and all of the place in future)


Want to have meals just like locals?
Number #6 - Shui Ji

Its a stall that sells Wanton Mee and some others.
We didn't manage to get a photo of the food though cause the place was too dark.
It wasn't really my idea of tasty noodles but it seemed really popular with the locals.
By 2pm, some of the dishes were already sold out and by 230pm, they were all prepared to close.
No regrets though, it was really cool sitting on a steep alley, having a bowl of hot noodles.

Number #7 - Temptation Bakery
Where we had our first and only egg tart of the trip.
It's quite saddening to only have it once but I'm glad we came to now about it
The egg tart I have to say is one of the best I've ever had.
The stall is a small stall at the corner of the street located near Yau Ma Tei Police Station.

Since there's no harm trying other cuisine's there,
Number #8 - The Spaghetti House

(Please be prepared for a lengthy post with lots of photos ^^)

 Without further delay, the next post as you can guess is about one of the most magical place ever~

 We decided to join the O.K gang ^^

 My fav 2 photos! hehe. 

Although they may not be the main stars but they are my fav!!

The queue for their's ain't long which gave us a lot of time to play with them! Yay! 

Am I the only one who loves tigger more than pooh?

 

It was noon by then and they had to recover from their over obsession with spinning too much in the tea cups that they got dizzy plus we were starving so I'm so thankful for tasty food.

Yes it might be a little expensive but I swear it's definitely worth it.

 It is also home to all the cool illusions that you can spend time taking photos
(which we didn't really bother to, oopsie daisy!)