My adventure from Phnom Pehn to Siem Reap!

We had to take a public express coach to Siem Reap because there were only two of us in the tour. It was a scary experience really!


their most luxurious coach to Siem Reap


inside the coach which looks like this- bear in mind that we have to sit for 6 hours to reach Siem Reap!

worst of all, the whole bus is full of Cambodian teenagers, who were very rude and inconsiderate!They were singing and talking loudly throughout the journey!


view along the way

And the rest stop.......EEE.....

Actually the rest stop itself is bearable..but I dare not eat anything there because there were so many flies!

The worst part is THIS!

Gosh, and there were constantly flies on top of it! You can't even tell which is which, i SWeaR!


Er.. I was quite disgusted by this! I know nicolekiss and ky is quite a fan of all these, but Sorry mate! I am not going to risk my tummy!

And the worst part is that, upon arriving at the Siem Reap bus station, we were surrounded by so many Cambodians tuk tuk drivers ( at least 5 persons around me) pestering us to take their tuk tuk. No matter how many times you told them that you are waiting for your guide to arrive, they would still stand beside you and ask and ask!!! We were so irritated by them that we actually have to hide inside the guard house at the Bus Station. There were a policeman there and GUESS WHAT?!!!



The Policeman also ask us whether we need any transport!!! FAINT! I am thinking: Bloody Hell! The police there also want to make money is it! Come on, he already know that we are waiting for our guide and we even had to escape inside the guardhouse to avoid those drivers, why did he ask again, thinking that we will give him a different answer simply because he is a police? No way man!


That was the end of my adventure in Cambodia........I need to continue with Angkor Wat on the next post!!!

Adapting to the Island Style!

After being here for almost one month and due to the fact that I take public transport almost everyday, I have changed my dressing style already!


Island style= Slippers! Definitely useful when you go for shopping!Mom, sis and I all bought slippers after shopping for few hours in Orchard


Island Style No.2 = Simply casual wear! No more jeans for me nowadays, usually I will wear mini skirt or this!



Island Style No.3= Put up your hair! If not you will sweat like mad later!

So these are my recently adapted Singapura style. Of course you will see a lot of girls still weare until very nice while they go shopping but I am suspecting maybe because they drive there and they don't really have to walk outdoor too much. Too bad for me at the moment but I don't really mind because the public transport here is quite comfy as well.

Oh today I decided to spend a little bit more money for lunch. We went to Dallas at Boat Quay.
This is the restaurant I told you guys about previously which has the set lunch for $15!





we had their express set lunch, you can either have 2 course $15 or three course $20


ceasar salad as our appetizer


calamari, also appetizer, looks pathetic I know. Next time won't order that


seafood pasta, Love it! It was creamy, full of seafood taste and the seafood were fresh with two big mussels!


with Saw Hooi, she is from Penang!

Thats our happy lunch today. Actually working at Raffles Place is really nice, you get all sorts of food, hawker, cafe or even fine dining. Problem is if you go to hawker centre, you will have to wait a while for table.

The other day, I also went to Asian Kitchen.



and CHECK THIS OUT! I love this! pork chop fried rice, its damn good I tell you. It's downstairs of Republic Plaza. Give it a try if you guys are around that area.

So far these are my experiences in Singapore.

Going back to kl this weekend to catch Beauty & the Beast! I hope its going to be great!!!

Will update when Im back k?!

HAVE A NICE WEEKEND EVERYONE!!!

Are there really nice Food in Singapore?!

the answer is YES!

Today I went to food republic at Wisma Atria. My colleague recommended me the Thye Hong prawn noodles!




Well, how to spot this stall?

the one with the longest Q and the most people of course!


DANG DANG! This is their version of Prawn noodles! Very different rite!

The noodles were real smooth, and best part is the SAMBAL! The sambal tasted really good! This is definitely worth recommending to you guys! I think guy should order a medium one at least because the small one wasn't quite enough. It is alright for me though.

L $8 M$6 S$4

The other day we also went to this mamak place. Yeah there is mamak in Singapore as well! But I do not think that I will recommend this to you guys!


GOSH, the so called TULANG!

How do you eat it? You are supposed to do as the picture below:

You are supposed to suck the bone marrow out!!!

YUCKS! I was really disgusted by the tulang actually...

Anyway, if you guys wanna give it a try, find this place


It's at Beach Road I think. If you really want to go, drop me a message at the chat box and I will get the address from my friends.

Well, I would say go for the prawn noodles!!!

Its YUMMY!DROOLs.......

Angkor Thom, Cambodia

We went to Angkor Thom for the 1st half of the day.

This is what we saw upon arriving!

the Devils!



the Angels!

Some of the statutes at the entrance of Angkor Wat was headless because people stole them away! How can they destroy their own culture and history?!

The entrance gate of Angkor Thom



You can an elephant experience too there but I think it costs around 20USD


Dang, dang!!!

Bayon Temple, Its AMAZING, ain't it?! A hidden city found hundreds of years later!


some artistic shot of the corridor



There are still massive restoration projects going on at Angkor Thom involving other countries such as Japan, Germany, India, China and etc. Most of the pillar at Angkor Thom has collapsed so please try to go soon because then you would be able to see the original architecture.

Another good thing visiting Angkor Thom and Angkor Wat is that you can basically TOUCH whatever you SEE there! No restriction whatsoever. I remembered we can't even go near to Stonehenge in England!





all the stairs are real steep!I pity the people last time, have to climb so much everyday!


on top, the Sweetest smile among all, according to our guide


with the face that smile the best!


They call this the walk to Heaven!


Unfortunately it is closed due to restoration work going on


Moving on to the Terrace of the Elephant where the King usually sits to witness the elephant fight




These engravings are the Flying Garuda, which is commonly found in most of the architect in Angkor Thom and Angkor Wat.


Another small temple, sorry can't remember the name.


by now, it was FREAKING HOT!


where the King kept his book, his small library

Next up, the infamous Angkor Wat which includes Ta Phrom! The place where Angelina Jolie filmed the Tomb Raider!

Angkor Thom, Cambodia

We went first to Angkor Thom for the 1st half of the day.

This is what we saw upon arriving!

the Devils!




the Angels!

Some of the statutes at the entrance of Angkor Wat was headless because people stole them away! How can they destroy their own culture and history?!


The entrance gate of Angkor Thom



You can an elephant experience too there but I think it costs around 20USD


Dang, dang!!!

Its AMAZING, ain't it?! A hidden city found hundreds of years later!


some artistic shot of the corridor

There are still massive restoration projects going on at Angkor Thom involving other countries such as Japan, Germany, India, China and etc. Most of the pillar at Angkor Thom has collapsed so please try to go soon because then you would be able to see the original architecture.

Another good thing visiting Angkor Thom and Angkor Wat is that you can basically TOUCH whatever you SEE there! No restriction whatsoever. I remembered we can't even go near to Stonehenge in England!

In this picture you can see the difference in colours of the stones, the yellowish stones are those after restoration. Check out the engravings! The craftmanship is so impossible!