We really enjoyed shopping for toys at Tai Yuen Street during our recent holiday in Hong Kong. This famous “Toy Street” has a huge variety of toys that will appeal to young children, adult toys collectors, and parents shopping for toys on a budget. Read more →

PMQ (元創方) is a hipster place located along Aberdeen Street in Central, Hong Kong. This seven-storey compound houses many interesting shops and galleries, as well as quite a few eateries. This is a list of five great places to eat at PMQ! Read more →

After our very interesting breakfast at Lin Heung Tea House, we were on our way to check out PMQ (元創方), a well-known hipster spot located in Central along Aberdeen Street. This seven-storey compound is home to many fashion boutiques, retail shops, art galleries, offices and eateries. Read more →

Tsui Wah Singapore (翠華) has opened at Clarke Quay for almost half a year, but we only got around to checking it out a few days ago. After having tried Tsui Wah in Hong Kong, we were eager to see how the Singapore outlet would fare. Read more →

When planning my trip to Hong Kong, I kept coming across two famous wonton noodles shops: Mak’s Noodle and Tsim Chai Kee. And interestingly, these two eateries were located directly opposite each other along Wellington Street in Central. Read more →

Walking along Wellington Street in Central, I decided to check out Tsim Chai Kee (沾仔记), a popular wonton noodles shop in Hong Kong. Apparently, the noodles taste so good that the restaurant is even on the Michelin Bib Gourmand List. Read more →

I was enjoying my stroll along Wellington Street in Hong Kong, trying to locate the famous Mak’s Noodle. It did not take long before I spotted the restaurant with its brightly lit facade. Read more →

Our current food fad is mala grilled fish and we decided to check out Riverside Grilled Fish (江边城外) at Raffles City one evening after work. Read more →

Raevian and I are huge fans of Chinese hotpot, so we were very happy to discover The Drunken Pot (酒窩) at Causeway Bay during our recent trip to Hong Kong. Hotpot is a favourite delicacy of Hong Kongers, which is why hotpot joints are generally of very high standards here. Read more →

This is our ultimate 14 Day USA East Coast Itinerary for first time tourists! It will be helpful for first timers who want to explore the East Coast in around two weeks. For the unfamiliar, the “East Coast” refers to the eastern USA states that borders the North Atlantic Ocean. Read more →

We were strolling around the bustling street markets of Mong Kok when we came across Fei Jie Snacks Shop 肥姐小食店, a famous street food joint popular with both locals and tourists in Hong Kong. Read more →

One of our most memorable experiences in Hong Kong was dining at Lin Heung Tea House, an iconic Chinese restaurant known for serving dim sum the traditional way. Customers are expected to find their own tables and get dim sums from the roaming pushcarts. Read more →

It was late at night and we were walking along Gough Street in Sheung Wan, trying to locate Oddies Foodies. This dessert shop is famous for its delicious and Instagram-worthy ice cream desserts. Luckily, we managed to reach the shop just before it closed for the night! Read more →

After dinner earlier at Yung Kee, we were still a little hungry and decided to head to Tsui Wah, a cha chaan teng (tea cafe) located just across the street. Read more →

It was evening and we were trying to locate the famous Yung Kee Restaurant along the colourful thoroughfare of Wellington Street in Central. We found it soon because it was pretty easy to spot this famous restaurant with its large logo and gold facade. Read more →

After shopping along Canton Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, we decided to take a short break at Lan Fong Yuen, a famous cha chaan teng (tea cafe) in Hong Kong. We had some difficulty locating it and even wrongly went into a Little India basement enclave selling handphone accessories. Finally, after getting directions from a helpful local, we managed to locate Lan Fong Yuen at WK Square. Read more →

It was afternoon and we were walking around the streets of Central trying to look for Yum Cha. Finally, after going into one wrong building and endless fiddling with Google Maps, we managed to locate this famous dim sum restaurant on the second floor of Nan Fung Place along Des Voeux Road. Read more →

Recently, I had the opportunity to dine at China Club Singapore, an exclusive members-only restaurant located on the 52nd floor of Capital Tower. The food was good but what I enjoyed most was the spectacular skyline views. Read more →

This is our New York City Travel Guide for first time tourists! I fell in love with the Big Apple after my first visit because I found it to be an exciting city bustling with irrepressible energy. The city simply has a captivating allure that is hard to put in words. Read more →

New York has an amazing food scene! There were so many good places to eat in the city that we were literally spoilt for choice. During our two holidays here, we ate at almost 60 restaurants and cafes (yes we are gluttons) and we have listed our 12 favourite eateries. Read more →

Recently, I stumbled upon Feima Minced Meat Fishball Noodle (胖妈鱼圆肉脞面) at Boon Lay Market, and I was pleasantly surprised by how good the noodles at this stall tasted! I liked the dish so much that I subsequently went back several times to eat it again and also try the other dishes in the stall. Read more →

New York City is a vibrant city with plenty of things to do and places to see. We fell in love with the “Big Apple” after our first visit and it is now our favourite city in the world! We had a fabulous time checking out the tourist attractions, cultural experiences, and culinary pleasures. Read more →

This is a list of six best places to stay in New York City for tourists visiting the first time! They are: Midtown Manhattan, Downtown Manhattan, Upper West Side, Upper East Side, Brooklyn, and Queens. The most popular (and also most expensive) area to stay is Midtown Manhattan, which is home to many iconic tourist attractions such as Times Square, Empire State Building, Rockefeller Centre, and more. Read more →

We enjoyed spending one day in Queens, the vibrant borough of New York City. Along with Brooklyn, this is one area that is seldom visited by tourists. This is a huge pity because Queens is famous for its ethnic enclaves of Indians, Colombians, Mexicans, Chinese, and more! Read more →

As you guys know, Raevian and I are big fans of Korean BBQ and recently we went to check out Seorae, a new Korean Charcoal BBQ joint at Jem. This is actually the company’s second outlet, with the first one being at Plaza Singapura. This is our full review of the Jem outlet. Read more →