Rong Hua Bak Kut Teh @ Waterway Point Punggol; Singapore

I really love Bak Kut Teh (the clear peppery one). It's probably one thing I could have over and over again and not get tired of it.

Jollibee (Chicken Joy) @ Changi City Point; Singapore

For some reason I found myself at Changi City Point one day. So I decided to go to Jollibee, since there is a branch there, and check out how it's doing.

Shen Xi Lao Huo Tang @ Waterway Point Punggol; Singapore

My friends and I were looking for a place to have our dinner at Waterway Point and we wanted to try something new for a change (and forgo eating at the Cookhouse by Koufu again). We walked around and ended up at Shen Xi Lao Huo Tang.

Rong Kee Roasted Delight (Steamed Chicken Rice) @ Koufu Punggol Plaza; Singapore

One of my go to food stalls in Koufu Punggol Plaza would have to be Rong Kee Roasted Delight.

Duck Farm Statue @ Maplewood Park Lorong Ah Soo; Singapore

The area of Lorong Ah Soo (previously Jalan Hock Chye) used to be an area of duck and pig farms as well as coconut plantations. So it's not surprising that there would be a statue paying homage to the days that it was so.

Goen Japanese Udon Noodles (Japanese Tonkatsu Original Curry Rice) @ Wisma Atria Orchard Road; Singapore

Only two things would make me go to Orchard Road, my family/friends and food. And since the former wasn't around, then the food it was!

I love Japanese Curry and for me one of the best can be found in Food Republic of Wisma Atria. It's called Goen Japanese Udon Noodles. Before you judge, Goen specialises in both Udon and Japanese Curry; despite the name. And I have to say, their Japanese Curry is definitely one of the best!

Dragon Fountain @ Whampoa Drive; Singapore

In between some HBD blocks in Whampoa Drive stands a mighty dragon. Back in the 1970s and 1980s the 4 metre/3 storey tall dragon was a fountain, spouting water from its mouth. But due to poor maintenance, and the ever present danger of dengue due to mosquitos breeding in stagnant water, the once fountain is now a centre piece statue in the courtyards of the HDB blocks.

Little Vietnam Restaurant & Cafe @ Grandlink Square; Singapore

I was off on one of my solo "adventures" and along the way I got a hungry and after a week of eating nothing but junk, I wanted something healthy. I remember someone telling me about a Vietnamese restaurant nearby the Paya Lebar MRT Station. And since I was in the area, I decided to give it a go.

Kampong Lorong Buangkok (The Last Kampong); Singapore

Kampong Lorong Buangkok is the last kampong (Malay: "Village") in the main island of Singapore. It was built in 1956. Kampong Lorong Buangkok is also known as "Kampong Selak Kain" (Malay: "Village of the Sarong Lifters") because during floods the people of the village would lift their sarongs to be able to walk with ease through the flood waters. Kampong Lorong Buangkok retains the "Kampong Spirit" through not only the rustic wooden houses with aluminium roofs, but also through its traditional roots reflected by its residents.

Heritage Murals @ Everton Road; Singapore

Tucked away along Everton Road, are 3 more heritage murals created by the artist, Mr. Yip Yew Chong, which are a fun addition to the many colourful shophouses.

Filipino Cuisine (Lechon Kawali) @ Jurong East; Singapore

I found another Filipino food stall, this time in the west side of Singapore (Jurong East)! Simply named: "Filipino Cuisine".