We also have Pasar malam here in Singapore. This time round it is right across of our apartment. So off we went to check it out.
My favourite stall, is always the one selling all sort of things, the favourite stall for Jack of the trades. The stall usually sells all possible things you need at home, from nail clippers to eating utensils to sewing threads and I mean it!
To proof my point, on our visit, I bought some safety pins, melamine soup spoon for the boy at home, stove lighter, shower caps for mom and...a mug cap :-P
This time round we passed by row of stalls selling street food without a blink of an eye. We walked pass them very quickly. I hope it was a good sign as apparently I have my view towards health change. I for once, did not have the urge to buy the sweet goreng pisang, the delish ramli burger nor the inviting kebab at all! Eeeks. Me no likey and they are not healthy. Blah...the food was too oilly anyway, I told myself that, so it was not worth to buy, well...almost, except for the durian! Hehe. Could not resist the ah-boy plea to get some for him and his dad! Haaa...of course the rest of the family member would get to try the fruits as well hehe.
My mom's favourite, the stall selling plants, fertilizers and stuff :)
Okay...ah-boy definitely preferred to hang out here at this stall for the whole evening, if possible. Played a game for less than five minute, off my five dollars went to pay for the fee! So expensive!! Well, at least the boy went home smiling as he got a set of toy bow and arrows as the prize. Haiyaaa!
I think we will go to pasar malam again tomorrow. My mom said she wants those pretty plants to beautify her mini garden so we shall go again to pick some tomorrow.
The pasar malam is in Punggol at the junction of punggol field and edgefield plains. It is going to be here till 14 may 2014, just in case you need a comb or a pair of scissors or something else, you could just drop by :)
- Dyah on mobileblogging
My favourite stall, is always the one selling all sort of things, the favourite stall for Jack of the trades. The stall usually sells all possible things you need at home, from nail clippers to eating utensils to sewing threads and I mean it!
To proof my point, on our visit, I bought some safety pins, melamine soup spoon for the boy at home, stove lighter, shower caps for mom and...a mug cap :-P
This time round we passed by row of stalls selling street food without a blink of an eye. We walked pass them very quickly. I hope it was a good sign as apparently I have my view towards health change. I for once, did not have the urge to buy the sweet goreng pisang, the delish ramli burger nor the inviting kebab at all! Eeeks. Me no likey and they are not healthy. Blah...the food was too oilly anyway, I told myself that, so it was not worth to buy, well...almost, except for the durian! Hehe. Could not resist the ah-boy plea to get some for him and his dad! Haaa...of course the rest of the family member would get to try the fruits as well hehe.
My mom's favourite, the stall selling plants, fertilizers and stuff :)
Okay...ah-boy definitely preferred to hang out here at this stall for the whole evening, if possible. Played a game for less than five minute, off my five dollars went to pay for the fee! So expensive!! Well, at least the boy went home smiling as he got a set of toy bow and arrows as the prize. Haiyaaa!
I think we will go to pasar malam again tomorrow. My mom said she wants those pretty plants to beautify her mini garden so we shall go again to pick some tomorrow.
The pasar malam is in Punggol at the junction of punggol field and edgefield plains. It is going to be here till 14 may 2014, just in case you need a comb or a pair of scissors or something else, you could just drop by :)
- Dyah on mobileblogging
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