laurence82 SG Sinful... Doughnuts not my kind of food though Local kuehs still remain on the top of my list of faves
udontknowme SG teehee...most people here have got some sort of accent. i mean, there are kids from all over the world. even from sweden and russia!!! err...and yeah, ive had to repeat myself a few times sometimes...
Meia Gisborn SG The almond milkshake actually sounds like it might not be bad. Which fast food outlet is offering it?
the Bear SG i had too many of those.. and now i'm old and chunky btw, i still remember their origins... people making them by hand at the end of Niven Road near Serangoon... they were 25 cents each then... they fried them in huge woks of boiling oil... i used to love watching them make the stuff...
udontknowme SG i think it has improved A LOT ever since i came here. cos if i wanna talk to kids from places where they dont speak english, im FORCED to speak mandarin oi bear! COME TO CHINA!!! erm...speaking and understanding, maybe...but reading and writing...err...im NOT going to compare those two.
laurence82 SG yah they have two version now one simply fried, the other one mixed up with a lot of batter
the Bear SG i may.. to visit my friends there.. they'll be there in beijing one of them will come back somewhen march or april next year, the other will go in september this year for a 2 year stint there..
laurence82 SG Just a shop in IMM I like this shop, they come up with many kinds of milkshakes and stuff Havent got the money to try them all
udontknowme SG ALL the kids know mandarin. some are WAY better than others. but everyone can communicate in mandarin. cool huh...
laurence82 SG And some bread confectionary in Whampoa, still making bread the old way My friend and i went there late one night to watch these guys baking bread
