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Greetings from sunny Singapore!   Recently, my friend and I went to a newly opened café located at the Viridian Art House along River Valley Road. It serves signature dishes and cakes like Ju’s Prawn Pappardelle, Tuna Melt, Fried Chicken & Waffle, Towkay Ng’s Egg Benedict , Red Velvet, Salted Caramel, Valrhona Chocolate cakes and many more! But sadly when I was there, the last order on a weekday is at 2.30pm. So I only got to try some of their cakes.   Address: The Foothills, 70 River Valley Road, Singapore 179037   How to get there: Take train to Clarke Quay Station, and then take bus 32 or 54 to alight in front of Liang Court. The café is just at the opposite side near Fort Canning!   Opening hours:   Tue to Thurs : 11am to 6 pm Fri : 11 am to 11pm Sat : 10 am to 11 pm Sun : 10 am to 5pm CLOSED ON MONDAYS   You can also check out more information on their website at, http://www.thefabulousbakerboy.com/  !     When you see this sign a

I know many of you out there can't resist cute stuffs, especially when it comes to food! When you are in Hongdae, be sure to make a trip to Chocolat Yum!! For some directions, you can see the maps on http://cuteinkorea.com/chocolat-yum-bakery/ .   I went searching for the bakery all alone while in Hongdae. It was a little difficult to find as it is just a petite bakery in the middle of the bustling Hongdae. But I managed to asked around for directions by showing the map drawn by Cuteinkorea website!   Here are some pictures of the cute goodies~! :D   Cuteness overload! I couldn't make up my mind on which one to get!   I would love the person who buys me this whole strawberry shortcake for me. ^^   The goodies I bought!     This is by far the most delicious strawberry shortcake I have ever tasted! :P   

When I was in Seoul, my friend Geunzi brought me to visit a royal palace! Gyeongbokgung , is the main and largest palace of the "Five Grand Palaces" built by the Joseon Dynasty. Gyeongbokgung , translated in English, means " Palace of Shining Happiness ."   Directions: Take the subway to Gyeongbokgung Station and take Exit #5 .   The admission ticket is very cheap! If I remember correctly, I only paid 3000won! :D And you can spend 2-3hours walking around the palace. It's super duper huuuugeeeee~   There are also guided tours but that is a separate fee.       This is the Hyangwonjeong Pavilion ! It means, the "Pavilion of Far-Reaching Fragrance". It is just a small, 2-story hexagonal pavilion. The pavilion was constructed on an artificial island of a lake named Hyangwonji. A bridge named Chwihyanggyo connects it to the palace grounds.     There are seriously so many different bu