Why not just follow the flow? I will miss you and I will wish you all e best. Thank you for the good times. As we bid goodbye, I want you to know that you are the best thing that ever happen to me.
Free flow champagne with dim sum for $88++, me likey!!! πππ
Just like life, this is e time to rest, to spend more time with our loved ones and to wine & dine. Weeehheeee. Beautiful Sat should begin with some yummy wines. Do you know that Jamie Oliver serves some really delicious selection of wine? I don't till weeks ago when I also tried their newly launched pizzas πππππ
Nope, this is not korean bingsu, it is PURPLE sweet potato Taiwanese Milky Snow Ice with smooth glass jelly. So good yet so affordable! Hop on to @danielfooddiary to check out the video. Yes, it is located at the NEWly revamped Tiong Bahru Plaza. Westsider, arent we blessed! πππ
Located just beside Maggie Joan's, I would say this is kinda hidden for anyone who is not famliar with the location. Spotted several of my fav CRAFT BEER ON TAP! Woohoo which is just perfect for an awesome TGIF!
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On the side note, I just did my nails at @3d_nails! Chio right? So colourful and pretty that it made me feel like friday everyday! πππ Quote "Hannah" to get 10% off all nails services. 3D nails is also running several promotion now. Hop on to their ig to find out more.π
I love how refreshing and flavoursome it was. Mega love to black garlic mayonnaise and the garlic chips. πππ
So what is capellini?
CapelliniΒ (Italian pronunciation:Β [kapelΛliΛni], literally "little hairs") is a very thin variety of ItalianΒ pasta. (source: Wikipedia)
Often mistaken by people, angel hair pasta (Capelli d'angelo) is actually thinner than Capellini, though both are very thin. Capellini is between 0.85 mm and 0.92 mm thick, while angel hair is betweenΒ 0.78 and 0.88 mm thick.
Craving for a hot bowl of thai boat noodle like now, now!
Located at level one where Montana used to be, I must say that I am amazed by the variety of thai food that are available here. And yes, this is relatively NEW. π
