Nothing Really Beats Taiwan’s Bubble Tea.

The tea taste was so lovely, especially when it was cold outdoor. In contrast, the Singapore bubble tea is, more often than not, just sugared water with a hint of tea.

Here’s me and my favourite red-tea, waiting for the shops at Wufenpu to open.

Seah Street Deli.

This beautiful deli is situated at Raffles Hotel, at the corner just across Seah Street. Moses and I went there for one of his favourite cakes: The Chocolate Decadent Cake. I assure you, it is not for the faint hearted and you’ve got to really be in the appetite for super rich chocolate. It was such as huge slice at S$14 (inclusive of taxes and service charge).

Check it out.
 

What I love about this place most is its ambience. The way it makes me feel like I’ve escaped back to New York City (where delis are plenty), in the winter (strong air-conditioning inside) and enjoying some good American soul food (large portions). Moses and I found it queer that these two men finished up their main courses and left, while we were still struggling to finish our chocolate cake.
 

And I was pleased with this jukebox standing at one corner. I love things of the good ol’ days.
 

*Dances to “Let’s Stay Together” in my head.

I’m…Dreaming Of A White…Christmas…

I just want to share with my beloved readers my first encounter with piles of snow, while I was in Wachusett Mountain last December.  
 

And of course, my first snow angel in the making.
 

I was so happy that day.

Chicken Rice Opposite St. Andrew’s Cathedral.

Some pretty decent chicken rice that is priced at only S$3.50 opposite City Hall MRT Station. (Near Breadtalk) 

I chose to eat chicken chop rice instead of the usual chicken rice, with loads of sweet black sauce added on the rice. What you see here is just the first drizzle.
 

My friends and I shared some fried tofu on the side as well, not too bad I must say.

A great place for a no-fuss and cheap Chinese meal in Singapore.

Cupcake Decoration Craving.

I love coming up with new ideas for designing my cupcakes, am hoping to get some good ones this Christmas. 

This brings back memories to my past cupcake ‘projects’.

Here’s an entire cupcake garden-themed cake that two other girlfriends and I had created for a friend’s birthday. Can you see the rainbow, clouds, bees, butterflies, flowers and the earth? I really enjoyed making this one.
 

Another pink-themed cupcake decoration day with my girlfriends.
 

This was one chocolate-frosted for my friend Louis. 
 

Think Amsie think!

My Nominations For The 2008 Edublog Awards.

The 2008 Edublog Awards nominations have begun and I’m going to nominate the Social Media & PR across Asia wiki to win in the “best educational wiki” category.  

Like how my professor Michael Netzley puts it, it is a great site for a Swedish businessman in Singapore who wants to find out more about communications in China, etc. The best part is that it was put together by students and I’ve gotten feedback on how useful it is to business practitioners.

Interested In Eating ‘Shit’?

I was referred to this website by a friend who got it from her friend PK. It is really out of this world – feces shaped bread from China. It looks gross, but I wouldn’t mind trying it if it tastes good and if I happen to be really hungry.

Check it out!

Would you take a bite from it?