Singapore Food & Mummy Blog @ EatDreamLove - Singapore Food & Mummy Blog @ EatDreamLove

Recently I am trying hard to keep a more healthy lifestyle. Trying to sleep earlier and Eating home cooked food. However, I am already deadbeat when I reach home after a long day at work. Hence, I will always make do with simple recipes like oven baked salmon, wanton soup, fish soup. Healthy and Easy to cook. I chanced upon Kuriya Fish Market at Rakuten Shopping site. Cool! I can actually get fresh and good quality seafood from Rakuten. Best of all, I recently realise I can get cash back from the purchases I made on Rakuten. Awesome! It is actually this website "ShopBack"

Ju Shin Jung~ It was a Chinese New Year Family Dinner Gathering. We are not going for the usual 10 course chinese menu and also not the typical steamboat dinner. We are actually going for a Korean BBQ dinner! It was refreshing welcome change. Especially, we will be eating lots of steamboat or chinese cuisine dinner through out the Chinese New Year period.

Old Street Bak Kut Teh (老街肉骨茶)~ A small Bak Kut Teh restaurant at Funan DigitaLife Mall. What is Bak Kut Teh? You can literally translate it to "Meat Bone Tea". It is a chinese soup with Key Ingredient - Pork Ribs. Ironically, There is no tea inside in the soup but more of drinking chinese tea along with the dish. Basically, pork ribs are simmered with different variety herbs or spices (depends on the style). Some are more Herbalish and some are more Pepperish. So it greatly depends on your preference. I love both!

Hua Yu Wee (华友园)~ A Chinese Seafood Restaurant. We were planning for our family gathering. Going for a seafood dinner seems to be a great choice. The usual options would have been Jumbo Seafood Restaurant. Sound Boring. We decided to check it out for Hua Yu Wee. Highly Recommended by our family friends.

Day 10 to 12: Time flies... The trip is coming to an end soon. So sad. We made the most out of it. We went to the famous Lotte World. It was so fun and thrilling. Of course. More shopping... Got all the snacks from Lotte Mart and packed them all in the boxes to bring back to Singapore.

Day 7 to 9: Shopping and Eating my Favourite Korean food is definitely the key agenda. Not forgetting experiencing South Korea History...We went to visit the well preserved Gyeongbokgung Palace and Bukchon Hanok Village. There are so much affordable shopping in Myeong Dong and University areas. I think my luggage bags are going to burst!

Day 4 to 6: We totally immersed ourselves in the natural wonders on the Jeju Island. The Beach.. Waterfalls... Cave.. Cliff... Rocks... They were all so beautiful. There are also other amazing "artificial" places of interest. We went to the Glass Castle, O'Sulloc Tea Museum and Alive Museum. After 4 days in Jeju, we went back to Seoul. There is so much shopping and delicious food waiting for us in Seoul.

Day 1 to 3: South Korea. Southern half of Korea. After watching so much Korean Drama, I have been deeply mesmerised by South Korea’s beautiful ancient and modern culture. It was my first trip to South Korea. I have always resist the idea of going to South Korea as I always worry about the Language Barrier. This time I decided to embrace my adventurous side and armed ourselves with a comprehensive travel itinerary and Google Translate App. *Winkz*