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Category Archives: Breakfast
Hoshino Coffee
The new extension of Plaza Sing seems to be enjoying brisk business especially for Tim Ho Wan which enjoys long snaking queues outside the mall. Queue for an hour with a queue number? Maybe- I can complete grocery shopping or … Continue reading
Hiking Ireland #1
I’m currently on exchange in Dublin (studying in University College Dublin ) now. It’s a huge change in lifestyle but I can get used to this. The biggest difference I feel, is the freedom. There are obviously two sides to … Continue reading
Posted in Baked goods, bread, Breakfast, Dublin, Eggs, Ireland, Toast, travel, Wicklow
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Massachusetts 2012: Flour bakery and MIT
Get ready for a slew of sugar-filled posts because I’m going to write about all the sugar I had in Boston! The number of independent bakeries, cafes, froyo shops, ice cream shops in Massachusetts, Cambridge in particular, is mind-boggling. Most … Continue reading
Posted in Baked goods, bread, Breakfast, cafe, Cake, coffee, Eat out, Massachusetts, snacks, sweets, travel, United States, Western
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Back with jet lag
My entire world is topsy turvy now. Slept for the entire afternoon, woke up for a meal, the best friend popped by (and commented how pronounced my eye rings were), watched some tv, went back to bed, and now awake … Continue reading
Posted in Breakfast, Massachusetts, Musings, New York, snacks, sweets, travel, United States, Waffles
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Baker & Cook- once or twice is never enough
Before the internships started I found myself wandering into Baker & Cook countless times for a tea time snack, lunch or breakfast. The buzz never seems to abate here. I like it best when there’s still enough space for me … Continue reading
Hong Kong 2012: My “breakfast spot”
It’s fun to explore new places but I love it when I revisit a country. To return to familiar surroundings whilst I’m overseas makes me feel like a citizen of the world. This is our breakfast spot in Hong Kong, … Continue reading
Posted in Breakfast, Hong Kong, travel
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Ippudo @ Mandarin Gallery
Ippudo original ramen (After GST it was almost $20) I’ve heard mixed reviews about Ippudo but thankfully our visit was quite enjoyable. The tonkotsu broth is not too oily or overwhelmingly salty. Really appreciated the subtle sweetness of the broth … Continue reading
Posted in Eat out, Eggs, Japanese
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All day Breakfast – Late Plate
I remember feeling terribly jaded that day from all the studying. Before heading to utown for more hardcore mugging, the friends and I decided to drop by Late Plate for a power-brunch. The corned beef hash ($15) is a hearty bowl … Continue reading
Simply Bread
A wholesome afternoon lunch for me would be a sandwich from simply bread, and a cup of green tea and red bean gelato from Venezia. My must-order everytime I go? Anything grilled with aged cheddar. You can make your own … Continue reading
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Food for thought @ Botanic Gardens
A quick foodie update before I continue with my posts for Vietnam and Taiwan. The new FFT has finally opened in the Botany Centre of the Botanic Gardens. The Botany centre is accessible at the Tanglin Gate (parking’s available here), … Continue reading