Jemin Travels

 Despite the haze and hot weather, we headed all the way down to Tiong Bahru for brunch. I also wanted to explore the cafes the hipster neighbourhood have to offer. Our first stop for the day is  Flock Cafe that is nestled inside Ghim Moh Terrace.  The cafe was full house at the time we went there, and only outdoor seats were available. Hence, we decided to sit outside first and move indoors afterwards. Morning has Broken, Mr Coffee has Spoken A really nice calligraphy wall design for those who need their morning coffee boost.   Mouthwatering TALL cakes that look so appetising Finally moved indoors as the smell from the haze outside is unbearable Did some edits with Instagram new collage app to achieve this result  I ordered a Big Breakfast, while Pigg and Ducky both ordered Scrambled eggs & Croissant, smoked salmon and crispy bacon.  Pigg could not wait to dig in, ducky sis Scrambled eggs and Croissan...

What's better than to celebrate National Day with a nice brunch all the way at Food For Thought,  Botanic Gardens. Kudos to SG50! Free rides for the whole day on 9 August, we do not even need to tap in or out and feel the pinch whenever we hear the 'beep'sounds. Every national day, I would want to laze around at home since everywhere would be crowded. But this year, I would really want to make full use of the Jubilee Weekend to travel as much as possible! We took the train to Botanic Gardens and realised that we should have taken to Orchard instead as we had to walk all the way to the other side before we reached Food For Thought. Though it was quite a distance, we get to see many people in red and white to celebrate our nation's birthday. We finally reached Food For Thought, located at the the basement of Botany Centre, quite a big restaurant that can seat up to 250 people unlike the small scale cafes that we had visited. It is quite a peaceful place to eat brun...