Day 3- 12 Jun, Friday

After spending quite alot on Day 2, we decided to have a more scenic day. As usual, we woke up late and had breakfast at about 11am and this shop that served traditional taiwanese food. Ordered Braised tuofu, rice with pork and Oyster Omlet. Next to us sat 2 guys, immediately i could sense that they were from Singapore with their accent, nerdy look with black plastic specs and short hair. Recruits ah recruits. Anyway, the omlet and tuofu were very sweet and salty respectively. Only the rice was ok bah.

That's before we tasted the food:


My Fav cartoon, Dumbo (must bring Dumbo out for a holdiay too):


After breakfast, we strolled ard Ximending and chanced upon a poster. Woohoo! Korean F4, Gu Jun Pyo and Geum Jan Di! Must take pic even though i will look childish. Shop was selling korean cosmetics.



After that, we took the MRT to the end of the line, Danshui. Wanted to visit the Fisherman's Wharf where Taiwanese F4 filmed for Meteor Garden, Lover's Bridge where couples will be together forever if they walk on the bridge and Danshui Old Street where the famous Tie Dan originated from. The journey is like from Bukit Batok to Pasir Ris station. I noticed that there were some seats which were labelled as "Priority Seats" will be empty even though there were no pregnant women, children, elderly people or disabled people around. The passengers would always walk past the empty "Priority Seats" and look for seats elsewhere.

Arrived at Fisherman's Wharf, it was sunny and windy at the same time, different from the city where it was wet. Not many tourists or people around though. Took some photos and walked on the Lover's Bridge although there were no signs to say what couples could do to pro-long the relationship or watsoever.

Looks like a normal bridge rite?


Couple pic:


Ate some snacks (fried mushroom, chicken, fish and grassjelly dessert)

Yummy though the powder was a tad spicy:





Took a bus back to the mrt station after waiting for awhile. Nearly couldn't locate the Danshui Old Street till we saw several tour bus parked on the road and decided to follow the bus. True enough, we found the street where the goodies were hidden. Bought over 10 packets of Tie Dan, 5 boxes of Wife's Biscuit and mua chi for our friends and relatives. Also, we tried the super tall ice-cream that costs less than $1 sing, even cheaper than Mac considering the size of the ice-cream.

Danshui Old Street



Headed back to the hotel to deposit our heavy load before heading off to Shilin Night Market. Was damn crowded and the only thing I hate is the motobikes which will weave in and out of the lanes where people are walking, people are selling food or clothes. Super dangerous. Must becareful of snatch thieves, accidents or the motobikes' exhaust pipes which could burn ur skin. As it was evening, we had our dinner by buying snacks such as Shui Jian Bao, Hu Jiao Bao and Wah Kuay. Would recommend the Shui Jian Bao, tastes like Guo Tie but with soup inside. Power! Bought my mum's slippers that she instructed and D.D's sisters' stuff. Food and gifts down.

Wah Kuay!



To be continued....

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