Yesterday's brunch stop was South Beach down by the water at Marina Bay. They served their coffee in the sweetest blue cups (I had a long macchiato, so mine was in a glass, but you can see the saucer).
I really appreciate it when a cafe serves their coffee with a little something extra - usually a biscotti. It doesn't happen a lot in Singapore so I was very pleasantly surprised to discover a sliver of chocolate biscotti perched next to my glass.
Coffee rating: 3/5
Not as good as Loysel's Toy (earlier post), but pretty good. Rating also lower because I think they served percolated coffee to my friends disguised as a long black...
On the walk home I captured a couple of interesting things with my iPhone (desperately want to upgrade to iPhone 4 for better camera but locked in - damned contract). I love wandering around a city, just looking around. You never know what you come across if you keep your eyes open.
Long strings of beautifully coloured paper cranes outside a gallery on Hill Street - just imagine the work which went into making them all!
I thought this was interesting - a shop dedicated solely to selling possibly the oldest book in the world looking distinctly modern and minimal.
And I made it home just before the thunderstorm (currently a daily occurrence).
I really appreciate it when a cafe serves their coffee with a little something extra - usually a biscotti. It doesn't happen a lot in Singapore so I was very pleasantly surprised to discover a sliver of chocolate biscotti perched next to my glass.
Coffee rating: 3/5
Not as good as Loysel's Toy (earlier post), but pretty good. Rating also lower because I think they served percolated coffee to my friends disguised as a long black...
On the walk home I captured a couple of interesting things with my iPhone (desperately want to upgrade to iPhone 4 for better camera but locked in - damned contract). I love wandering around a city, just looking around. You never know what you come across if you keep your eyes open.
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| Crane curtain |
Long strings of beautifully coloured paper cranes outside a gallery on Hill Street - just imagine the work which went into making them all!
I thought this was interesting - a shop dedicated solely to selling possibly the oldest book in the world looking distinctly modern and minimal.
And I made it home just before the thunderstorm (currently a daily occurrence).
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