Five Days In Singapore
Comments(5) Man, Singapore is one interesting city. So culturally diverse city with heaps of great places to eat. With everything from the super spicy Indonesian dishes, Indian curries and traditional Chinese yum cha Singapore has got it all. A highlight was the all you can eat steamboat buffet we had on our last night. For SG$12.80 per head which is about USD$8.50 you get half tom yum and half traditional chicken soup steamboat with unlimited small mud crabs, prawns, fish, deer, mutton, various varities of tasty mushroom and all the other traditional steamboat dishes. Nghia ate so much he had to leave the table early and head upstairs to lay down. Haha it was hillarious seeing him complain and shit.
We also did all the touristy things and visited the Night Safari and Sentosa Island.
Anyways, check out the photos. Some of these were taken from my camera phone so the quality isn’t that crash.
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Hey Mutha Facqers!
Nice pictures! Looks like you are all having a great time up there. You’ll be in Vietnam right now and you’re probably all on the verge of throwing your guts up…damn I wish I was there!
Anyway have a great time and we look forward to your safe return…STD Free
Hey guys,
Looks like a lot of fun. Is that chick a Hooters chick? Anyways enjoy and see you guys back in OZ.
Yeah that’s a Hooters chick. Hooters Singapore is the first Hooters to open in Asia.
Where is this all you can eat steamboat place?
I don’t know the exact address of the steamboat place but it was a few shops on the right of the Park View hotel where we stayed. The address of the hotel is 81 Beach Road, Singapore.