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Simple Joys: Why My Parents Loved A Gelang Patah Day Trip

Sometimes the best travel memories aren't found in bustling city centers, but in the quiet corners of a town like Gelang Patah . So I decided to ask my parents along to cross the causeway for a change of pace. We traded the usual shopping malls for authentic flavors and a slower rhythm of life. If you’re looking for a day trip that centers around local food and even better company, here's how we spent our day. Weathered vintage shophouses brimming with nostalgic charm and timeless character HOW TO GET THERE I have a confession to make: despite living in the West for 30 years, I only just realized how incredibly convenient to cross the border via the Tuas Checkpoint! Although I have been through the custom there via coach while on short trip. But not when I travel on my own! Living close to the Tuas Checkpoint makes the journey a breeze. We are 8 stops away from home to Tuas Link MRT station (opened since June 2017), hopped on the CW7 cross-border bus, and before we knew it, we ...

Lao Ban Soya Beancurd 老伴豆花

I'm not sure why there is a craze over this beancurd. I have tried it myself for the 3rd time. 2 times treat and 1 time I pay for it. Yup... soft and delicate, bits of sweet which is still bearable. Nothing special to me. Main outlet at Old Airport Road. Subsequently 2 more outlets at Maxwell Market and basement of One Raffles Place. Okay is definitely a long q. And people are buying in bulk. Hahaha... Like 7 bowls. Sometimes I do c 14 - 17 bowls one shot. OMG! The price is reasonable. Not pricey sort. I had it at One Raffles Place outlet. Starts from 8.30am I think. Then by noon, sold out. Den it comes again at 4pm, the new batches. Is still long q. Foreva. Hey tell me what is the thingy that attracts them to q for it.

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