Best Ramen in Singapore

...without a doubt. Yeah, that's a sweeping statement alright. Go taste and see, and I dare you challenge this judgment.

OARFC: Tauhuey!

Sure, we've had many troubles with our new Circle Line system. Though it's a lot faster to travel around, I still have a fear that the train might just die on me one day and leave me trapped deep underground with limited oxygen and yes, sure death.

Nevertheless, new MRT stations means new locations to be discovered - and new locations made available means new food to be found! This series will explore Dakota MRT station - or more specifically, OARFC: Old Airport Road Food Centre! Hurray for food near MRT stations (or food near Circle Line)!

Think you can Make a Shake?

This post marks the start of my food posts! Now, I've always wanted to do food posts. Just never had the time nor cash to do so. I still don't have the cash - but it suddenly dawned upon me that I'm not young anymore and blah blah blah, I decided to start, right here, right now! 


Also, I'm far too busy to form a coherent thought outside of NUS, so... let the pictures speak for themselves :)


And let the Food Posts begin!

FOOOOOOOOOOD

I have been running into a bunch of excellent food and drinks in the past few weeks, so I shall be starting to post food items up here. Keep a lookout :)

Celebrations

Yesterday was Ang Jiawei's 22nd birthday! We celebrated with lots of food and merrymaking in general. The itinerary started off with a superb lunch at Prego (treated by Jiawei, thanks a lot bro!), followed by Eat Pray Love, and ending off with dinner at 15 Minutes at Laselle College of the Arts.

Large Cream of Mushroom Soup @ Prego - delicious!

Eat Pray Love was a tad draggy - most of the part I felt the lead actress, played by Julia Roberts (those who grew up with her - yes, she is basically talking about mid-life crisis in this show, time flies!), should just grow up and stop whining about her life (then I remembered, hey, that's the whole point of this movie). But as the plot developed in the later parts of the show, the message became clearer and it was rather meaningful; love, inner peace, God. I was moved by a non-centric part of the movie - when the father and the son had a tearful farewell (sorry, spoilers!) and it reminded me of the lack my own relationship had, and how I should strive to attain this type of father-son bond in the future. But enough of me. As a whole, the message at the end redeemed this show, quite barely. For 2 and a half hours of whining, I'd say... obtain this show when it comes out in a... let's say, cheaper place.