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Chye Seng Huat Hardware (Singapore Part.2) 2015

Chye Seng Huat Hardware is one of the hip places I got into when I was in Singapore. Wanna know why? Here's a tour. For me, It had amazing lights,nice location(not crowded)and lastly well trained baristas. CSHH is 15 mins away From our place (Orchard rd). So it's something you would really like to visit especially if you’re looking for a legit taste of coffee.

Must drink coffee had me like... YAS!

My brother and I had the Double Chocolate cake and Iced Mocha.(upclose and personal). everything was perfect,it’s nice, affordable and a cool place to spend time with your friends and family.

 Regardless of how beautiful the place is they serve amazing deserts which will give you reasons to try and come back for more, with the help of Sky Scanner I was able to discover that this place is recognized as one of the hipster cafes in Singapore. click here for more info (Sky Scanner). Chye Seng Huat Hardware is at 160 Tyrwhitt Road

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City Tour (Singapore,2015) part 1

My brother and I decided to have a break from work so we’ve agreed to go the Lion City last sept 30. We spent our 1st day touring the city with (little india, chinatown, Merlion and Botanical Garden). So basically we started the month of October in Singapore. sadly, we were able to experience the haze but that didn’t stop us from exploring the city.

It’s my 5th time visiting this country and I never really had the chance to go and discover the place expect for Orchard Road, now That i did let me tell you all about it. Let’s start with our first stop (Little India) .

these are some of the amazing stuff you can see inside Little India,I was actually amazed how they can make vintage pieces more vintage. Unfortunately we only had 20 minutes to roam around and shop.going to the next stop, Sri Mariamman Temple

it is the oldest Hindu Temple in Singapore, also near at China town.

next stop, Merlion.a landmark of Singapore, also considered as a main tourist attraction of the City. in front of Lion was the Marina bay Sands, which I will go over next week on my blog. we also tried taking selfies with the lion but it’s too crowded and so many photobomber but anyway on to our next destination lastly, the Botanic Garden.

Botanic Garden is the only Tropical Garden in Singapore according to UNESCO World Heritage Site.

everything was on point! So beautiful, Imagine if we have this in the Philippines

they call this the “Dancing Lady” because this flower looks like she’s wearing a skirt. in person it’s really amazing.

In 1981 they officially declared Vanda Miss Joaquim (orchid) as their National Flower. as we roam around the maze of the garden we saw different kinds orchid that actually made our trip more memorable.I love how they can manage to make such a beautiful place very interesting and very unique. Definitely something you would want to try when you go to Singapore!