Singapore is such a multicultural city, that it even has four official languages: English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil. In exploring the different neighbourhoods, I took a walk around Little India.
They say in Singapore it's cheaper to eat out then cook at home. I love it, since I'm a terrible cooker. But after food comes my favourite part: the dessert. Although I don't eat much, I love the sweet taste and cute design. And I already have my favourite desserts to try at Orchard.
How can I live out my dreams? How do people make their dreams come true? I’ve always been fascinated by dreams and even though they are something so personal and intangible, I thought there has to be some sort of logic to it.
My dreams so f [...]
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I've recently moved to Singapore, an experience I was so looking forward to live. Coincidence or not, I happen to live few minutes walk from the famous Orchard road, a shopaholic's dream. Except [...]
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If you are not a morning person, brunch sounds like a good plan. I love breakfast, but I always miss it because I also love sleeping till late! Brunch was invented for people like me, probably. So here you go, a list of a favourite few, for the best brunch places in Bucharest. My close friend w [...]
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Flat white or cold brew? Soy latte or decaf? You may underestimate the charms of the Romanian capital, but Bucharest has them all! Always in search for a great morning coffee, one of my dearest friend [...]
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Glastonbury is known in the UK mostly because of the festival it hosts. When I was telling people I want to go to Glastonbury, I usually got “Cool, the festival?”. Not really. Glastonbury is this little town in England, ambushed b [...]
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