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Sunday, February 15, 2015

SEA world aquarium Singapore

Back to Sg for vacay & a place on my pop to list is definitely S.E.A aquarium, the largest sea aquarium in the south east Asia region

At the entrance

Enter the splendid blue buffet of sharks at the entrance

Hammerhead sharks are my ultimate childhood fantasy

Eww it's an eel daddy!

Sleepy big head

More fishies swimming around!

Colorful array of fishes and corals

Prickly sea urchins

Love this cylindrical tank! Any marine

Sea life fan ultimate fantasy

I think this dragon fish is cute yet scary

Cutesy little tank

The long and the furry!!

An coral-fic experience

Whatcha looking at bitch??

Post valentines day lovers selfie tank booth

Ok this is magnificent ! The largest I've seen in my life. A panorama of fishes on screen ! Whuutttt??? Like fo real???

Schoolies of fishes chasing after manta rays and sharks

How cool! Enjoying the underwater world while snacking!!

Jelly fishes and their tentacles

More more jelly! Gross or not, you decide!

Little mushrooms hey, what did mama say? Never pick those poisonous cuties

Glow in the dark

Glow eerily in the dark

Hi slimy octopus

Deadly kiss

Looks yummy! I vision u on my menu tonight ! Rofl!!

My fave when I go diving ! Schoolies

Sea horses? Or dragon fish?

Mandatory selfies

Shark fins on the menu, not?

Nice place to spend 2 hours milling around. You can purchase the $88 or $98 yearly pass from RWS or $38 for a single entry for adults. You can also purchase them online paying my card at $25 each, which is what I did. Make sense dosent it?

Anyway it was really really crowded on a Sunday which I don't like. You face eager tourists and over enthusiastic locals shoving into ever window trying to snap their best shots. Worse till, selfies, wefies and all sort of shots at the window displays. Either you love the crowd or you go on a weekday #peaceout

Friday, January 30, 2015

Hawker - Malaysian street food (Sydney)

Mamak in Sydney's cbd opened it's new sister stall Hawker selling Malaysian hawker fare along Sussex Street, haymarket (Chinatown) in December 2014.

It's neon orange sign can be seen visible from afar

The orange menu. It was disappointing on the day I went there, the fried stuff was all out due to a machine problem. It's been ongoing for many days for what I know. I really wanted my yew tiao!!

Well at least they had other alternatives like char Kway teow, white curry mee and the stingray etc

Open concept kitchen selling ham chin peng!

Many asian workers working furiously in the kitchen. The service aren't friendly at all. The young asian girl that served us pulled a long face and placing items loudly on the table #annoying #maybeshedontlikeservingasians

More pictures

To be honest, it does tastes quite delicious and according to my Malaysian friends, it was original. However, at aud $15 a pop, it was wayyyyy to expensive for its meagre portion if you ask me. I could get this for $3 a plate in Singapore or Malaysia at their local currency.

My friends had other dishes but I was as usual lazy to take a picture, the wan ton mee portion was again pitiful. I rather wait for my cravings to be satisfied upon returning to Asia with abundance of local delicacies at reasonable prices.