Dubbed as the most boring city in Japan – Google’s findings, not mine! – one goes to Nagoya without any expectation. It’s not as modern as Tokyo, nor as traditional as Kyoto. We arrived late in the afternoon, with only about 3 hours to spare before the last train to Osaka. We saw the Nagoya TV Tower from a far, but other than that, we didn’t get to see much. We did, however, have a lovely dinner at one of the most charming cafes I’ve ever stumbled upon – Air Cafe.
First Moments in Japan
The streets of Tokyo were nearing empty. Or maybe just in this stretch from Haneda to Shinagawa. I watch the storefronts go by, mostly convenience stores I would find myself in over the next few days, over the next few cities. I think to myself, so this is Japan. And it was, and it wasn’t just.
Sunny Afternoons and Brunch
How today’s sunny afternoon transported me to brunch in Singapore
On Passion Projects and Coffee Project
Maybe we need to work on our passion projects even on days we don’t feel inspired.
Brunch at Granger & Co
Brunch at this Aussie eatery’s Notting Hill branch
The ULTIMATE Hot Chocolate
The best way to warm up after a cold trip.
LEON
Because fast food can be good food.
Hanging Out at Baker Street
There’s more to Baker Street than Sherlock.
Lunch at Restaurant Gordon Ramsay
Talk about major life moment!!
LONDON 2015 PHOTODIARY: Day 1
I know, I know. I haven’t been updating. Things have been really busy at work lately and whenever I get home, all I wanna do is just plop in bed, watch my TV series or read a book. Basically rest my brain from producing any output. But the past weeks, I’ve been taking my work…
FOOD TRIP AT UP TOWN
{Cole Haan jacket, Bugis top, Cotton On shorts, Steve Madden slip-ons, Anne Klein bag} Last night, Nadine and I went for dinner in UP Town Center. It wasn’t your usual dinner though coz we hopped from establishment to establishment. We were supposed to go for wings, but ended up greatly disappointed when we found out that Wingman…