Hokkaido First Meal

Our first meal in Hokkaido - Lunch.

We had salmon, scallop and shrimp, Woooooo................{saliva dripping} everyone loves their food. Actually, everyone is hungry, that is why nobody complain. Ha ha ha...................

National Geographic

After breakfast at TCC, we went to Vivo city for shopping. And look, there is a National Geographic store over there. The shop was really unique and worthwhile for a visit. If you all had time, go there and have a look.

Even the 1st edition of National Geographic edition was displayed there too.

And these cool calender fro year 2010.

TCC American Breakfast

The American breakfast in TCC was excellent, it taste right, plenty and is just how we like it to be. That is why we never miss eating at TCC whenever we are in Singapore. Yummy yummy yummy...................

Singapore christmas

Spending our christmas in Singapore, there is only 4 words to describe, "PEOPLE MOUNTAIN PEOPLE SEA". The streets are so full of people that we dont even have time to enjoy the christmasy ambience.

See, there isnt any space to walk around at all.

However, the decorations along orchard road was great and full of fun though. See, Taking picture with the roman warrior and 4 beautiful christmas lady.

Wow, christmas tree made of chocolate.......................

Singapore Food

After so many yummy deep-fried food in Macau, on our transit in Singapore, we opt for simple, plain light food. So, we went for a porridge meal. At first, we plan to eat porridge only but order upon order............................Ha ha ha..........we realize we are never SIMPLE.

BLACKSWAN special crocodile

This proves how much walking we have done, BLACKSWAN shoes even turn into a hungry crocodile. Ha ha ha..............Pity her 8-years old shoe.

Macau snack street

Before attacking the snacks, of course we drop by to take picture at St. Paul's church - one of the famous landmark in Macau. It is designed by an Italian Jesuit, and, with the assistance of Japanese Christian artisans who had fled from feudal persecution in Nagasaki, the church was built from 1602 to 1637. In 1835, a fire burned it to the ground, leaving only the façade, the staircase and portions of a wall.

Now, welcome to the snack street of Macau, near to the Leal Senado Square.

This is a salted-egg biscuit sold by a grandma. Doesn't look any special but when BLACKSWAN heard of "salted egg", then she started screaming, "I want to eat that, i want to eat that........". Ha ha ha.............now her nickname is salted-egg sucker.

And the most MUST TRY snack here is the Portugese tart.

Thanks to sister Wan, we got these from an old kopitiam whereby it is like the No.1 stall in selling these tarts.