We'll Tell You - A&W Couple's Blog

There’s a reason why, whenever travel plans come up, one name keeps getting mentioned. Ask colleagues. Ask friends. Ask travel agents.Chances are, they’ll say Singapore Airlines — without hesitation. After flying with more than 15 airlines, we still find ourselves choosing Singapore Airlines again and again. Not because it’s flashy. Not because it’s cheap. But because it feels right. Singapore Airlines inflight experience showing service, comfort, and cabin atmosphere 1.Comfortable seats are a given these days. Many major airlines use similar aircraft and seat layouts anyway. So what really makes the difference? Service. After years of flying with Singapore Airlines — from short trips to the Philippines to long-haul flights across Europe — their hospitality stands out every single time. The crew are consistently warm, attentive, and genuinely empathetic. You don’t feel like a seat number; you feel like a guest.       Experience : After a rough European regional flight , I...

Waking up dizzy in the middle of a flight can be scary, especially when the dizziness lasts for days after landing. I’ve experienced this more than once, and it made me realize how common flight dizziness and travel anxiety can be. In this post, I share my personal experience, possible reasons why dizziness happens on planes, and simple ways I manage it before, during, and after flying. Since I know I’m not the only one who feels this way, I want to share what I learned, plus some practical tips to lessen the dizziness (and even the anxiety) that comes with it. Here are some common reasons:    •Cabin Pressure Changes – Our inner ear is sensitive to shifts in air pressure, and that affects balance.    •Dry Cabin Air – Flights are dehydrating, and dehydration = lightheadedness.     •Long Hours of Sitting – Poor circulation can make you feel faint when you wake up.    •Motion Sensitivity – Turbulence and vibration mess with your equilibrium. ...

ABBEY:  We keep coming back to Lema Dumpling at Jewel , and for good reason. Their noodles are consistently fantastic. They have that perfect QQ texture. Bouncy, springy, and satisfying to chew, exactly how good noodles should be. The Signature Dan Dan Noodle is a must-try. The soup leans towards a peanut-butter sweetness with a gentle kick of spice that builds as you eat. It’s rich without being overwhelming, making it easy to finish the bowl. For dumplings, we always go for the pork and cabbage . They’re flavourful enough to be eaten on their own, but the dumpling sauce takes things up a notch. A word of caution though, pace yourself. The sauce is seriously spicy. Mixing it with a bit of soy sauce before dipping balances the heat and elevates the overall taste. The dumpling wrappers are well made too, sturdy enough to hold the filling without bursting. Beyond noodles and dumplings, Lema Dumpling also serves fried rice, stir-fried noodles , and a variety of side dishes su...