International Travel

Sydney Eats: Mr. Wong

Those of you who follow us know that we're always down for Chinese food, dim sum in particular. That said, we thank the Chinese food goods that we were able to get a table at Mr. Wong without any reservation since the place was still packed even though there's only an hour left before lunch [...] Read More

Postcards from Bunkyo, Tokyo

It's quite unlikely to hear of someone going to Tokyo for a Catholic Pilgrimage but that's how we felt as we trudged the uphill route from the train station to St. Mary's Cathedral located in Bunkyo. We were rewarded with an awe inspiring modern structure designed by Kenzo Tange, who also designed the Tokyo Met [...] Read More

Tokyo Eats: Cafe de Ginza

Valentine's Day has become such a hallmark event that some people find it hard to appreciate the day for what it truly is - a celebration of love. For us, what we consider to be a wise use of the day is to have intimate conversations with loved ones who we often don't have the [...] Read More

Postcards from Takatsudokyo, Japan

Japan is one of those countries lucky enough to be blessed with scenic views no matter what season it is. This time around we chose to go out of the city and found ourselves enamored by Takatsudokyo Gorge in all its autumn glory. Before spending an hour or so just savoring the stillness of the [...] Read More

Singapore Eats: Knots Cafe and Living

Although it's a bit out of the way, it's worth the cab ride to get there because it has all the elements we usually look for in a restaurant - spacious, high ceiling dining area, cozy furniture and delicious food. More than that, as part of their social outreach program, they have Persons with Disability [...] Read More

Singapore Eats: Gudetama Cafe

We're usually wary of trying out themed restaurants but we just couldn't resist going into the Gudetama Cafe. We'll be back for their food, which as per research is actually really good, but during our initial visit we just ordered a juice and had a blast taking photos of the many cute and interesting details [...] Read More

Singapore Eats: Firebake

We like enjoying a leisurely breakfast and we've been spending a lot of time in the East Coast area so it's very important for us to find a place we can go back to everyday. Thankfully Firebake: Woodfired Bakehouse and Restaurant is just nearby. Situated in a quiet corner of East Coast road, it's the [...] Read More

Singapore Eats: Five Star Restaurant

Hawker food is probably the most definitive representative of Singapore culinary culture so you will find many hawker centers scattered around the country. Whenever in the East Coast area, we like to frequent Five Star Restaurant where the food is consistently good and service is fast and efficient. Here are some photos of our usual [...] Read More

Singapore Eats: Ginett

Located at the heart of Singapore's Art District, Ginett is the perfect place to meet up with friends on a weekday which is exactly what we did for a recent #GNO (girls' night out for those not in the know ;)) and we had a blast. They seated us near the kitchen, which is our [...] Read More

Singapore Eats: The Butcher’s Wife

One of our favorite things to do whenever we're in Singapore is to roam around Tiong Bahru. It's nice to walk around and observe the local residents go about their everyday lives and walking into a lot of surprises offered by the different local businesses peppered around the area including new restaurants. One evening we [...] Read More

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