Nasi Minyak Palembang is an Indonesian delicacy, directly translated as oily rice. Sounds so unappealing no? It was oily but oh so yummy.…
Keep ReadingToday 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…
Keep ReadingTapau 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…
Keep ReadingSo... I have news to share; I am leaving Singapore next month and temporarily returning to Indonesia.…
Keep ReadingThere is no other building in Singapore that fascinates me more than the People's Park Complex in Chinatown.…
Keep ReadingRotorua geyser Whakarewarewa located close to the city centre, so that we could enjoy our time before taking the bus back to Auckland.…
Keep ReadingLocated up the hill, City Lights the Rotorua BnB was a fifteen-minute drive from the city centre. It was a rectangular house with a red door. The owner, Naomi, and her adorable dog, Jelly, greeted us. She showed us around, and by the time she left, I had fallen in love with the place.…
Keep ReadingWe found it accidentally while strolling down Cuba Street, one of the main streets in Wellington, New Zealand.…
Keep ReadingInclude KiwiRail in your itinerary when you travel to New Zealand. I was in a state of joy for hours. It was the highlight of our trip there.…
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