our dinners were all resolved at this cosy chinese seafood restaurant right outside e resort.
very retro feel, especially love e huge ancient tree at e al fresco dining area.....
beautiful isnt it? ambience was really good, dinner by e sea, with e old grandfather tree, twinkling lights tat e amicable boss twined around e dining area.
most imptly, food was remarkably delicious!
love their tasty seaweed soup which contains lotsa liao, ting loves their crispy fresh cereal prawns, even a simple stir-fried kailan was fantastic!after filling our tummies, we went for some booze at e resort's pub.
al fresco tropical island style as well. bar in a hut, entertaining singer-dancers in another hut, chairs all around on e smooth sand. 
e only bad thing was ants around e trees, e kais n lijun got bitten. wonder why only e 3 of em, hmmm~
must say im impressed by e singer-dancers: 2 skimpily-clad (but not sleazy) ladies with 1 broken-wrist dude, singing away throughout e night, with specific mambo-ish dance moves for every song. unprecedented entertainment, i've nv seen anything like tat in sg b4.
beer was filthy cheap, it was like SGD5 for a pint of Hoegarden. no wonder kailin was licking e bottle clean. haha~
i have absolutely no idea wat a giant chess set is doing in e middle of a pub area, but it sure is a gd photo-whoring spot.
was a tree fondly mentioned above? tis is another tree, at e pub area. e photo has an exceptionally romantic touch to it, no? or mayb it's just dor's camera. haha~
say no evil, hear no evil, see no evil. e sisterhood prob only din see any evil in Tioman, did plenty of e rest. hehe~tat sums up e trip, at last. enjoyed myself tremendously, we shd do it again nx time!
No comments:
Post a Comment