The rise of young food entrepreneurs should, and have been given much reverence lately.
However, when this couple first started this burger stall in September 2014, there were little accolades to such endeavours.
But both Ryan and Claire had a mission, which was to to serve unique and quality burgers at affordable prices.
Salted egg yolk + 'anything' gets my attention. And I had wondered for some time why no one has invented a kaya hybrid with it yet. I mean, a salted…
I’ve heard a lot about Hotel Jen. Friends of mine in SG rated it highly and would recommend it in a heartbeat to fellow Malaysians.
“Good value wei..breakfast buffet is good. Location right in the city. Swimming pool very good.” they have said.
I could virtually read their mind, whose thoughts were no doubt along the lines of ‘Poor Malaysians.. ringgit is worthless now. JEN offers the best value lor“.
My SG influencers friends are forever posting about their staycations here; with their most popular postings being of the pool and rooms.
In 2012 when I was at the HARRY POTTER (link here –> https://rebeccasaw.com/harry-potter-the-exhibition-artscience-museum-singapore/) The Exhibition at the ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands I managed to hop over to the “Andy Warhol 15 Minutes Eternal” exhibition held at the Art Science Museum.
2012 was the 25th anniversary of Andy Warhol’s death and the exhibition bought the largest ever collection of Andy Warhol’s work to Asia.
Read more at http://www.warhol.org/exhibitions/2012/15minuteseternal/singapore.html
Scottish fare you say?
Yes, the folks over at Singapore can now lay claim to a ‘New Scottish cuisine” dining venue barely a month-old named UsQuBa at One Fullerton.
KL’s nightlife isn’t all rowdy and naughty.
On the opposite spectrum, the city’s got a fascinating lineup (though limited) of cool and classy jazz bars ideal for whiling away the hours in style.
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I had a lot of car-related bills piling up this month.
Not long ago I had tinting done on the windows as the recent heatwave was threatening to burn my skin through the glass.
My car which has served me well over a decade finally had its first tint, which was an unnecessary “investment” (of RM400) until now.
And then the compressor broke down, and to quote the mechanic “The weather is so hot now, compressor working harder and yours is old so that’s about the end of its lifespan.”
As I grimly forked out RM650 he said gently to me “Miss, your 2 front tyres are bald.”
I glared at him in dismay, but for the sake of SAFETY, I changed the tyres immediately the next day, costing RM300 which adds up to a total of approximately RM1400 for car repairs this month alone.
