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EDD: 9th December 2014
Gynae: Dr Lee Keen Whye
Clinic: KW Lee Clinic & Surgery for Women, Gleneagles
Delivery Hospital: Gleneagles


Actual Day: 29 March 2013
Wedding Dinner Venue: Marriott Hotel Singapore
Bridal Studio: Julia Wedding News
Wedding Bands: The Diamond Atelier
AD Photography: Avenue 8 (Douglas Fun)

ROM Date: 20 November 2011
Solemnisation Venue: Poolside, Swissotel Merchant Court
Venue Decor and Flowers: Love Droplets
ROM Photography: Avenue 8 (Dave Wong)
Love Nest: Punggol Emerald (2014)
JP: Dr Phua Tan Tee

Friday, January 10, 2014

Starting 2014 with a bang!

3 days in and I was off on a mini-break with mumsy. After 2 failed attempts at going on our bi-annual trips together, we were off to a great start for 2014!


Off we go!

We arrived at about 10pm and hopped onto a cab to take us to our hotel. The cab queue was about 10 miles long and we waited in line for 45 mins amidst smokers from different lands. Times like this I wish I was back in Singapore, with the 'no smoking in queues' policy. I was subjected to 45 mins of second hand smoke and I felt like I was going to pass out. The travel time between Pudong International Airport and our hotel took about 45 mins and costed us almost RMB260 which is about SGD$54. Pricey much due to the midnight surcharge.

Then we checked into our hotel and boy, I have to say, I'm in LOVE with our hotel room, although nothing beats my honeymoon suite at Marriott Singapore on my wedding day. That's the superficial benchmark that I've set for hotel rooms now because seriously, how does anyone go from Presidential to Standard? Anyhoo, the room was really cozy and has one of the prettiest toilets ever. I felt like I was in a resort, and the complimentary Lanvin toiletries is just the icing on the cake.






We didn't do a detailed Shanghai itinerary because it was basically a chill out trip for me and mum. Since it just us girls, I felt that it wasn't safe for us to venture too far out so we kept to places that were accessible via the MRT.



New shoes from the hubby!

I miss you sooooo much!

It was about 6 degrees in Shanghai and was really cold. I kept myself warm with the best, yes I repeat, the BEST BUBBLE TEA I've ever tasted in my life. I ordered the warm one and it was amazing. Before you go ewww... warm bubble tea?! I can say that not only does it not taste the least bit weird, but it's such an amazing comfort to wrap your icy cold hands around the cup to thaw those painful fingers. I had the pudding, bubble milk tea and just thinking about it now makes me salivate. I'll make a trip back just for these babies!



Meet, the BEST tang baos that I've ever tasted in my life! Seriously orgasmic. If I wasn't already stuffed to the brim, I'll order 1 more basket of this and savour every last drop of the soup essence. It was mindblowingly awesome and makes the Singapore DinTaiFung ones that I love, subpar. It contains crab roe, crab meat and pork contained in a veil-thin layer of skin packed with wholesome broth. It's a no frills quick stop for a dose of authentic xiao long baos. A must-try in Shanghai!

Jia Jia Tang Bao 佳家汤包 - 90 Huanghe Lu, near Fengyang Lu (黄河路90号, 近凤阳路). (0)21-6327-6878. Hours: 6:30am-10pm.

 
 
We visited the Bund at night time and it was absolutely beautiful! But it was freeeeezing cold so we had to brave the wind and frozen fingers trying really hard to take nice and steady pictures. But the Bund is truly an awesome place to take a walk when the weather is kinder.

That just about sums up our short trip to Shanghai! I'll update more when I finish uploading pictures into my comp from my camera.

Have a great weekend peeps! :)


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