Jemin Travels

Bibing Korean Dessert Cafe is really a hidden gem, hidden from our eyes as we had passed by many times before we finally found it. The location is really accessible, only 5 minutes walk from Chinatown but it really baffled us how we had missed the cafe having passed by many times and asking people while trying to find the place.  We finally found the cafe while we were opposite at the market, we recognized the reflection of the carpark through a photo that DanielFoodDiary posted. So thankful! I could not believe how silly we were, walking back and forth, and even thought that the cafe might have closed down... The cafe is empty when we entered, perhaps having just opened at 12-ish,  The interior is very korean, simple white walls and nature inspired decor.  I like the trees especially, reminds me of the four seasons in Korea Of course, we ordered their signature premium Bibim!  It took quite a while for them to prepare and I can und...

Finally got to try Banana Tree at Keong Saik Road, a special and cute concept of bingsu and puddings in flower pots! Many thanks to Mich again for showing us the way, I did not know it was so accessible from Chinatown MRT station as it was a walkable distance. Originated from Korea, the store layout is simple and banana themed, sporting yellow and white giving it a clean look. The entire cafe is a very cozy and every inch of it is just so photoworthy Three of the tall tables also have wall murals that feature their signatures: Pot Bingsu, Flower Pot Pudding and Som Som Latte. The cute wall murals lets customers have a picture perfect time. The tall tables are really suitable for couples but it gets awkward taking pictures as they are situated just in front the counter  A look at their simple menu, quite helpful to have illustrations of the flower pot puddings. They just increased their prices though... the mini pot bingsu I ordered was $8.50 be...