Somewhat a foodie

Very particular about my food.
But yes its what breaks or makes my day.

After church, my cellies introduced me to this yummy place.
23 Jumpin
The Commerce Irving, #01-25, 1 Irving Pl, Singapore 369546

The crispy fried drumlets dribbled in honey.
Lalalala....

 

And the duck confetti - though presentation was so so. The meat was very tender (but portions small?) Or was it nice and hence I did not feel it was enough? lol

 

Only 1 complain about the pork stew. I thought it would be like the beef goulash that I usually have, But this was too watery and the taste a little bland. And the pork ermm...

But their desserts redeemed that dish. 

Though I think they should have melted the marshmallow a little more and smear it a little over the waffle. The lava molten cake in the middle was the killer. Loved it!

The waffle if it had been thicker would also help add points to this dessert.

All in all,  4 stars our of 5. Would definitely be going there more often.

Out for another meal in Bugis and was thinking of what to eat. Seeing such good reviews for this place, Yoogane Bugis - being the best Galbi Chicken that taste just as it is in Busan according to the review, I was sorely disappointed.

Though service was fantastic, the food was bland I felt. And the chicken didn't feel all that fresh and chewy. Well the cheese idea was good though.

Was it me? Let me know. Being a big korean food lover, I don't know about going back there.

Planning to represent your country for UN Women Project Inspire 2015

Applications close on 1st July 2015. You can apply it here
Project Inspire must be made of 2-4  people.
Your project must directly impact or benefit women and/or girls living in Asia Pacific, Africa or Middle East.

The theme this year is 'Design as a Tool' 
Utilizing design as a tool for social good. 
Additional examples of design include the creative planning of clothing, products, systems,
websites and even organizational structures!

Examples
2013 People’s Choice Winner, Liter of Light redesigned recycled plastic water bottles to create affordable night-lights which run off solar energy.

Grand Prize

Thanks to MasterCard, the grand prize winner will receive a US$25,000 grant to implement their project.

Runner-up

Thanks to Hilton WorldWide, the runner-up will receive a US$10,000 grant each to implement their project.

Ten finalists will each receive

• 1 return flight from the finalist’s capital city to Singapore, to participate in the grand final.
• 1 ticket to the Project Inspire Grand Final on November, 13 2015.
• 4 nights accommodation in Singapore, plus meals and transfers.
• Exclusive INSEAD and Bain & Company workshops, plus one-on-one mentoring.

Chingay 2015 - Singapore

The uniqueness of Singapore is indeed its community. 

And Chinggay is an example of why

For every important event in Singapore, the community, the schools, the public service and the volunteers contributes to it and making it their purpose to make it significant and splendid. 

Thats why it always makes me feel so proud to be a Singaporean.

This year Chingay is no exception. Specially so because its SG50 this year.

The handmade costumes. 

The icons.

The meaning behind every showcase.

And excitingly, JJ Lin (haha)