Of Slow Mo Sweet Loving Moment
Phwoar! Go easy, Tiger!
Xabi and Stevie look so decadent The Princess could eat them.
Of Fortune and Fountain
Thanks, Nian. Thanks, Princess MoMo, for I get to sapu corner. :P
Since they're in Suntec City, The Princess mentioned the last time she was here, her friend wanted to bring her to see the largest fountain in the world, but he just couldn't find where it was. So this time, Nian brought her to the Fortune Fountain. Sui Yang, your sense of direction is lousy lar.
Wah, uncle, don't throw your daughter into the fountain!All the stars, in the sky tonight,
The Japenese retaurant chosen was Ichiban Boshi. They were seated away from the kaiten belt so The Princess did not take any sushi, lazy lar.
The Princess ordered soba with beef and beef meatballs while Nian had Teriyaki Chicken(or was it Karaage)bento set. For starter, they ordered Salmon Sashimi Salad and Spicy Chicken Karaage. The Princess saw some cakes being sold at the front counter and took a look. To her surprise, custard coronets were being displayed. She once had some amazing chocolate cream with hazelnut coronet in Frankfurt and missing it, she bought two coronets, one with vanilla custard and the other with chocolate custard filling.
Salmon Sashimi Salad
Soba with Beef and Beef Meatballs
All she can say is, the portion is huge so should you order side dishes, do not go heavy-handed. The Salmon Salad was a refreshing change. It was drizzled slightly with garlic oil and the raw salmon, fried chicken and seafood pieces offered a nice texture. Recommended!
After stuffing themselves silly, The Princess did some tourist-sy stuff - She went to the Merlion. Nian showed the way and this time, there would be no chance not to reach there. Sui Yang, take note and once again, your sense of direction is lousy!
The big durian - The Esplanade
The original Merlion opposite Fullerton Hotel
Mini Merlion nearby
The Princess finds the mini Merlion shouldn't be a Merlion at all, but a Merlioness instead due to the softer features (Yaya, she knows lioness does not have a mane, so what?). But it's too plain to be a female, so let's play fairy godmother a bit, shall we?
There, after an eyelash extension and a coat of mascara, it looks much prettier!
Of Kegel Exercise in Singapore
Whenever she's here, The Princess would almost always hit the stores. Window shopping would be the apt term as it's so expensive here (She has since stop converting currencies in her head).
This time she decided to pay a visit to Far East Plaza. And to quote Siah "The place where the Singapore ah lians like to shop". And so I went without much expectation except to expect sky-rocketing platform shoes, super short minis and a smattering of Hokkien being spoken.
Surprisingly, The Princess was spared of such sights. Malaysian ah lians listen up - our southern neighbour's ah lians dress up better leh (Now, don't start flaming me).
To its credit, Far East Plaza houses many tiny shops, some hidden with gems waiting to be explored. Of course, many others are forgettable. Clothes, more clothes, shoes, bags, accessories - this is the place to feed your shopping crave without sending you into a heart attack when your bank statement comes at the end of the month.
Tips: Many shops stock the same items, so wander around taking note of the prices before making final purchase.
Also, if you're thick-skinned like The Princess, you could haggle with the shopkeeper, too!
The Princess bought a pair of shorts in this season's print - tartan! Wear with black leggings and heels and voila, instant Brit chic!
There was an incident that made The Princess like Singapore a little bit more. Taking advantage of the free hotel shuttle bus from Orchard Road to Holiday Inn, she was stucked in a traffic jam (very rare in Sinagpore) near Chinatown. Of course, on normal days she wouldn't have care a bit, but this time she was in DESPERATE need to empty her bladder. There she was, with excruciating pain in the stomach, goosebumps all over literally squeezing very hard to hold it all in. The cold air from the air-conditioning unit made it a Herculean effort, so much so she thought THIS would be it - the day she soiled her pants in public!
Upon reaching Chinatown, she literally jumped out of the bus. Thank you not God, for the sudden call of nature but thank you God, for at least making THAT happens in Singapore, where clean public toilets are everywhere (with toilet paper, thank God!) instead of say, in Dhaka.
After the whole situation had been managed with aplomb (pun intended), she realised it was a blessing in disguise. That day happened to be the Mid Autumn Festival light-up in Chinatown and a parade was going on. That explained the traffic jam.
A stage was erected near People's Park and some performance was going on. However, it was just impossible to see it as too many people were milling around the cordoned off stage. It would be better if a giant screen is erected as seeing the situation, unless you're standing real in front, all you can see is the sweat dripping off the hair of the uncle in front of you.
This guy looks like he's carrying kavadi
Can you spot Change Er?
Quite an eventful day. innit?
Of Dark Mood
Save the play-acting for your other unsuspecting victims.
Manipulated luck is no good luck at all. The well will soon be left high and dry.
Beware, do not get caught with your lies....cos I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER.
Review: Laksa Shack
Assam Laksa
The assam laksa was nothing to shout about. Pretty run-of-the-mill and I suspect canned sardines are being used in preparing the gravy instead of fresh mackerel.
Makan Berdulang
Nasi briyani
The set is good for 2 person. The nasi briyani was quite a lot. The rice was too soggy for my liking as I prefer fluffy, grainy rice cooked to perfection - not too soggy and not too hard. Ayam masak merah, begedel, agar-agar and egg curry complete the set, which cost RM 19.90.
Ayam Masak Merah
Kari Kapitan
Laksa Sarawak
The Princess could not give an account for the Laksa Sarawak as she did not taste it. However, according to the person who ordered this, it was "not very nice". Hmm....
Name of the dish was forgotten. Was it Nasi Johor? Kedah?
The last dish, which I have forgotten due to the many states of Malaysia naming system, consisted of sayur lodeh and rendang ayam with a small serving of sambal belacan. Could not comment on this dish either, but judging from the extra rice The Princess' brother ordered, it must be pretty good. Or he's pretty hungry.
And so The Princess ends this post with a cam-whore picture of her and her sister.
Review: No Name Bakuteh Stall
Clockwise: Pot of BKT, Lettuce with Oyster Sauce, Extra Broth, Yau Char Kwai 
A pot of artery clogging goodness The broth was very flavourful, more to the herby type rather than the peppery kind. The pork-rib was so tender the meat fell off the bone the moment you bite it. The best part was the beancurd skin - soaked thoroughly with the broth.
Nasi minyak literally means oily rice
Cheap and filling (not to mention delicious), the total bill came to about RM50 for 4.
Of Tulan-ness
So she had a nice nap until 8pm+. Asked Princess MoMo to check the roster changes for her.
And found out some biatch had swapped away her SIN-CGK at the end of the month.
Without letting her acknowledging the swap.
Or putting her signature on the swap form.
In short, insensitive, rude, lying, signature-forging first class biatch.
Anyway, she just complained to Welfare and her SIN-CGK will be returned to her. According to Welfare anyway. She hopes that biatch will not have SIN for 8 months.
And Princess' curse is pretty accurate.
Of Hair-Tearing Inducing Logo Quiz
Of Girls, Food and Fun...Minus Alcohol
Guess what happened while we're preparing to leave the house? Power outtage. Poor Princess Momo had to make-up in the dark and ended up with uneven colour on her face. Thank God the electricity was restored in a few minutes' time.
Where's Jac?
All onboard
Nothing fancy about Biella Restaurant, pretty common restaurant decor and all. The moment we received our menus, we started clicking the camera away. The tables next to us gave us glances. They must had thought we had never taken photo in our entire life.
Quin and Jac
We took ages to order eventhough the menu was not extensive. There were the usual Italian fare like pasta and pizza, but being the meat eater that we are, all but Quin (she's a vegetarian cos she said "kesian lar the animals") ordered either fish or meat. And poor us had to settle for mock cocktail as no alcohol was served. *Pout*
Pan-fried Salmon
Pan-fried Hammour On a Bed of Pasta
Tender Veal in a Creamy Sauce
Wild Mushroom Cream Sauce with Spinach Fettuccine
Rib Eye Steak
After stuffing ourselves silly, we decided to take a stroll around the mall. Went into La Senza and saw the biggest bra.
One cup is bigger than my face!
All the better, we can make into this. Two can go at once!
Of Crazy Horse in Rainy Days
The brochure taken from the ticketing stand
An introduction of Crazy Horse taken from concierge.com.
"In French the phrase L'ART DU NU - the art of the nude - is synonymous with an elegant saloon on a beautiful street in the stylish Eighth Arrondissement of Paris. It is the world famous Crazy Horse, which has been unsurpassed for half a century as a radical innovation that exalts the female form as both artistic expression and entertainment. More than five million people have watched the Crazy Horse show in its beautifully appointed theatre on the Avenue George V, two blocks from the Alma Square. Since its founding by Alain Bernadin, it has evolved through three distinct phases."
To watch a Crazy Horse multimedia presentation, click here.
The ticket per person is SGD 87 (inclusive of SGD2 SISTIC fee) with 1 standard drink. The Princess and 3 of her friends set out at 7 pm in order to be able to catch the 8pm show as they decided to walk to Clark Quay, which was a comfortable walk from the hotel. However, it was drizzling went they stepped out from the lobby, and hence had no choice but to take a taxi there.
After paying for the tickets, they went for a drink in the Le Lounge as there was 30 mins to go before show time. Upon entering, The Princess were impressed with the cabaret decoration - deep red, plush love chairs with matching pillows and thick, velvet drapes in deep red. Very Moulin Rouge-ish.
I could almost picture Nicole Kidman lounging, sipping champagne
The Princess ordered a Singapore Sling to get herself into the mood for the show, but before she could have a sip or two, the bartender announced that entrance to show was open. So they brought their drinks along to the theatre. On the way, they pass by the restaurant, and you guessed it, the red theme continued here.
The ambience in the theatre was cosy and intimate. A nice view would be available from every corner, even from the bar. The red suede seats were comfortable, of course not as plush as the couches found in the VIP area. The stage was not big, purposely built so as to make the performers appear larger I suspect. The shimmery stage curtain looked amazing when lights was shone on it.
The show was divided into mini segments with individual theme lasting about 5 mins+ each, with interval after 50 mins. Those girls looked gorgeous! Oh, The Princess would kill to have body like that. The dance, sound and lights choregraphy worked in perfect precision as the girls gyrated, swayed and taunted with oh-so-sexy moves. Amazingly, the show did not leave any vulgar aftertaste but was classily executed.
Whoa, Singapore's trees are very fashion concious ok? They are dressed in this season's hottest print - polka dots complete with matching earrings.
So kawaii, no? 
