The Bedok South Hawker Centre is in Block 16, located along Bedok South Road
The Bedok South Hawker Centre in Block 16
The Bedok South Hawker Centre is located directly infront of Temasek Junior College
The stall in the Bedok South Hawker Centre in Block 16 is "JAPANESE HOUSE" serving Japanese food
Salmon
We had lunch in the Bedok South Hawker Centre, patronising this Japanese food stall called "Japanese House". The food is average but not cheap compared with other Japanese food stalls in other hawker centres.
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Bedok South Hawker Centre Block 16 : Japanese House
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Singapore Hawker Food : Mee Pok
The Mee Pok Stall is located in the coffee shop at the junction of Jalan Tua Kong and Upper East Road.
The Coffee Shop where the Mee Pok stall is located
The Mee Pok Stall
The Mee Pok
The Mee Pok in this hawker stall used to be very famous but in this visit, we found it to be just average. The crowd was still there but the original hawker was not there anymore.
Friday, December 19, 2008
The "Square Restaurant" in Singapore Novotel Hotel
The SQUARE Restaurant
The Square in Novotel Hotel in Singapore
Interior View of the Restaurant
Salad
Satay & Japanese sushi
Local Rojak
Local Laksa
We had an international buffet lunch in the SQUARE Restaurant in Novotel Hotel, Singapore. There were many varieties of food, from Japanese sushi to local laksa, satay and rojak. There were many dishes to choose from including chicken rice as well with many desserts and fruits. The food was good.We were given compliment of red wine as well after showing them the SMS in our handphones.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Visited an Orchid Nursery in Singapore
Visited an Orchid Nursery and took some snapshots of beautiful Orchids to share with you. Enjoy viewing.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Roadside Vegetables Market in Ranau, Mount Kinabalu
Roadside Vegetable Market in Ranau
All types of local vegetables
Flowers plants for sale
Mushrooms
We stopped at the roadside market. Most tourists patronised the Fruits Market stalls while directly opposite across the road is the Vegetables Market where only locals are seen.
The vegetables are grown by the farmers in the area. The produces looked very fresh. As the climate up in the mountain is good for vegetables growing, the vegetables seemed to be big in size as well.
Monday, December 15, 2008
Roadside Fruits Market in Ranau, Mount Kinabalu
Roadside Fruits Market
Crowded with tourists
King of the fruits, DURIAN
On our way back to Kota Kinabalu, our bus stopped at a roadside fruits market in Renau. The place was crowded with locals as well as tourists. There are many fruits on sale including the king of fruits, the durians.