My first stop was to Vivocity, where I had my expensive brunch of 1 roti prata at... $2.20. If it was the prata shop at the S11 near my house, I would have screamed at the person. But well, at Vivo, thats probably the cheapest edible brunch a starving girl could have.
And I finally bought my donuts! Surprisingly, there was still a long queue for the donuts at 3pm+ on a weekday! (And the donuts weren't superbly nice.)
The very few survivors in the box.
I think I prefer Batam's J.CO Donut! Think next time I wanna franchise the whole shop to Singapore. LOL. Its just damn good.
After Vivo, I went to Chinatown's People's Park Complex. There is actually 2 levels of fashion shops located just above the hawker centre, which are forgotten by the people. When I went there, the shop owners were practically just waiting for time to pass...and they don't bother to attend to you even when you step in the shop and check out the things because they know eventually you will probably walk away, which is...quite true. heh.
But I would say its a good place if you are looking at tailoring clothes or DIYing accessories and stuffs as there are a few shops that supplies the materials.
I actually spent about 3 hrs plus in Chinatown, and within that short span of time, I was asked by 2 different shop owners if I want to work for them! One was a handphone dealer, and the other the boss of a jewellery shop. hahas.
After that I went to Cityhall to meet Wendell and had Sakae Sushi together! :) I had Gindara Kaminabe, and when the waitress repeated my order I almost thought she was saying vulgarity because Kaminabe sounds so much like "KAN NI NABEI!" lols.
Oh yah, just to announce to all, I have set up an online shop myself too! LOl. Okay, there's really nothing much there now, but if you like cute japanese stuffs, accessories and cheap 2nd-hand items you can actually visit bambam!.
Thats all for now! (n__n)V
After Vivo, I went to Chinatown's People's Park Complex. There is actually 2 levels of fashion shops located just above the hawker centre, which are forgotten by the people. When I went there, the shop owners were practically just waiting for time to pass...and they don't bother to attend to you even when you step in the shop and check out the things because they know eventually you will probably walk away, which is...quite true. heh.
But I would say its a good place if you are looking at tailoring clothes or DIYing accessories and stuffs as there are a few shops that supplies the materials.
I actually spent about 3 hrs plus in Chinatown, and within that short span of time, I was asked by 2 different shop owners if I want to work for them! One was a handphone dealer, and the other the boss of a jewellery shop. hahas.
After that I went to Cityhall to meet Wendell and had Sakae Sushi together! :) I had Gindara Kaminabe, and when the waitress repeated my order I almost thought she was saying vulgarity because Kaminabe sounds so much like "KAN NI NABEI!" lols.
Thats all for now! (n__n)V
