I was in shock when PR told me he has never really seen Singapore from the outside of Changi Airport. Guess who put up her hand and volunteered to be his local tourist guide? So we met up in Singapore for a few days in 2018. I arrived a few days earlier so that I could spend some quality time with my BFF, my cousin and to also visit my late uncle's place of rest.
Do not know what happened, but somewhere along the way I caught some weird bug and was feeling really quizzy... dizzy/fainty and sweaty and when PR arrived I was almost knocked out with it!
We had to give him the "ultimate" experience, so we splurged out and stayed at the Marina Bay Sands after spending 2 nights in a budget hotel in Chinatown.
The infinity roof top pool at Marina Bay Sands was spectacular but in my opinion the Management should do something to reduce the amount of people allowed into the pool area and totally ban fully dressed peeps in 6inch heels from entering the pool area.
I was really annoyed as they spoilt the whole experience for me because they did not swim, just hung around in the water with cocktails and mobile phones in their hand, over crowding the pool just taking selfies and insta photos and as a lap swimmer, they were in my way!
PR was easy to please -- just take him to Chinatown. As a matter of fact, we spent a couple of days in a Chinatown hotel so that he "felt at home" before we upgraded ourselves to the Marina Bay Sands.
Ironically, one night in Chinatown area, there was a festival and one of the many stands was a German Hotdog /Beer stall. We met some other tourists there and after a few German beers everyone was feeling so happy and relaxed that we all felt we were just one big family!
We ate everything from durians, bbq sweet pork meat, ice kachang to satay etc. One night SFun was kind enough to invite PR back to her home to sample DC's home cooking and sample some Singaporean hospitality.
Happy people under the influence of German beer |
Debated which bbq meat shop was the best? = Lim something one made No: 1 |
We were in this dessert shop everyday ... sometimes twice a day!!! |
Bits and pieces from Chinatown area
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View from our bedroom balcony |
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