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ABBEY: I want pork barbecue. And with the BBQ pits closed, the craving intensified. Good thing we found Lutong Ina. We got pork barbecue in skewers, isaw (pork intestines), grilled hotdog and Pansit Malabon (palabok but from Malabon?) :) For a total of SGD, craving satisfied. I indulged in the Pinoy version of BBQ even the vinegar dip. Parang bumili ka sa kanto. I thought the isaw is of chicken but it is not. I’ll just say I’m not a fan of pork intestine. The pansit is savory; just make sure to mix it well and drizzle it with calamansi. Felt like home when we feast on them. @aandwthecouplebloggers ##FilipinoFood in ##Singapore ##LutongIna ##sgfoodie ##Foodiesg ##sg ##Pinoyfood ##PinoyBBq ##TigerBeer ##Food ##MakanNaSG ##fyppppppppppppppppppppppp ♬ original sound - aandwthecouplebloggers WILL:  Abbey is having this inihaw (grilled) cravings and I am quite love to have this isaw (intestine) as our dinner for that weekend. On our search we found Lutong In...

ABBEY: At last Reflections at Bukit Chandu reopens after a three-year upgrade. If you’re into hike this is a good one. Bukit Chandu or Opium Hill was once a plant that packed and distributed opium. But this hill tells a rich story of heroism during Japanese invasion of Singapore.  The heroes? Malay Regiment who fought valiantly led by Lt. Adnan. It showcases how the regiment was formed and how little time the soldiers have for training when the war called them to service. They were against fearsome invaders backed up with more weapons (both air and land) but the Malay soldiers was not deterred and kept on fighting. And the rest is history.  The patriotism they showed is truly admirable. Reflections at Bukit Chandu - World War II Interpretative Centre Opium Packing Machine Reflections at Bukit Chandu - World War II Interpretative Centre Video Room Reflections at Bukit Chandu - World War II Interpretative Centre The Lounge  Reflections at Bukit Chandu - World War II Interp...

ABBEY: Skin is the largest organ of our body. And we need to take care of that, specially our face. Make our body beautiful inside and out. We bought Bioskin package for 3 sessions each. It includes facial as well as massage. I’m new to the non-extraction procedure. This means no pricking but somehow you will feel your face clean.  Lots of cleaning, lotion and cream. But I really liked bojin facial treatment. It is the massage for your face. Just like with other type of body massages, it will loosen up your muscles to make blood circulation better. It is a bit painful but relaxing and rejuvenating. I think that is the treatment I’ll come back to Bioskin for. Bioskin Singapore Facial Promotion | Is it a Ripped-Off? WILL:  I got to know Bioskin facial through fave promotional deals. For only $26.75 I got to try their 1-Hour Skin Purifying Treatment in their newly opened branch at Midtown.  Prescilla explains and really a persuasive salesperson so I got to buy a total of 6 ...

ABBEY: We were supposed to try Bacha Coffee (in Ion Orchard) Christmas 2020 but oh boy the queue is so long. The next time we went, we got time to spare so queue it is. The shop is Morrocan-inspired and you can see that in the all around like in coffee kettles, spoon, fork, knife, cup and saucers and decors. Felt like a royal sipping their hot drinks. The coffee by itself has great flavor. Put a dollop or two of the vanilla bean cream and it will elevate to a new level. Add raw sugar or ground vanilla and you’ll be surprised. We also had their croissants. They are flaky outside and puffed inside. Perfect match for the coffee. @aandwthecouplebloggers ##Luxuriouscafe and ##relaxingcafe ##Singapore ##BachaCoffee ##cafesg ##Sgcafe ##sgcafehopping ##caffeinication ##myp ##comfortfood ##creaminmycoffee ##brownsugarcoffee ♬ original sound - aandwthecouplebloggers WILL:  Cafe business here is Singapore is pretty vibrant! Cafes with different tricks to lure customers. The good t...