I never knew one could grill oysters this way until I’ve tasted them in New Orleans. To someone who is used to the French way of eating oysters – meaning ‘raw’, grilling them seemed almost like a sin. But I…
Mechelen is a tiny up and coming city in the Dutch-speaking Brabant province of Belgium. Until 1795 it was a city-state on its own, and was the royal capital of the Low Countries in the 15th and 16th centuries. With…
During our visit to Koblenz, we opted for the Mercure Hotel Koblenz. Desite being attached to the Rhein Mosel Halle conference centre, this hotel is extremely tourist friendly in terms of location, facilities and design. First about the location, our…
There are plenty of Roman sites to see around Trier, and there are evidences of a continuation of the Roman way of life in Germany after the fall of the Roman Empire, well into the early Middle Ages. There are…
You may not have heard of it, but the unassuming Trier is the oldest city in Germany. First founded by the celts in the 4th century BC, the Romans conquered it in the late 1st century and called it…
Spring is finally in the air! Although it is still a little chilly, I love the rays of sunshine breaking through the grey clouds and filling up the heavens. You cannot help but feel hope and joy! I really…
When I was young, this was the only Thai dish I knew. Firstly because I couldn’t take any chilli, and secondly, I was madly in love with the aroma of this dish. For those in the know, pandan leaves…
I only wear briefs. They’re light, sexy and holds everything in place. These are by Andrew Christian.
It’s minus 7 degree celsius over here in Europe right now! Thankfully, I have my trusty real down jacket from UNIQLO. For those who know me, you’ll know I am a huge UNIQLO fan. The Japanese brand produces the most…
Opened in 2016, The Nest is the club restaurant of the Laguna National Golf and Country Club located in the east of Singapore. It offers a wide array of Singaporean signature dishes with a fine-dining interpretation, amongst some European classics….
