Henderson Wave

Back at Mount Faber Peak, we walked around the park to get up close with the nature and immerse in the surroundings.

There are several viewing points at Mount Faber Peak where different spots offer various sides of the southern part of Singapore. Here is the spot overlooking the nearby housing estates and CBD in the far end of the background.

Just 20 minutes trail walk away from Mount Faber Peak is Henderson Wave, the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore.

One of the best spots in Singapore for panoramic view of our residential neighourhood, away from the hustle and bustle of city. It was very peaceful just spending time gazing at the scenery surrounded by greenery and enjoying the serenity. 

Appreciate to be in the outdoor after staying at home for so long, to be able to see the lush rainforest scenery and a glimpse of residential life at the Southern Singapore, a great way to burn off our calories while enjoying. Just that we can't breath in the fresh air with our mask on.

Be sure to check out the toilet at Mount Faber Peak because it offers a spectacular view of HarbourFront and even Resorts World Sentosa.

The staff told us that Dusk Signature Prawn Capellini is one of the popular dishes here, hence I decided to try it. The Sauteed Angel Hair Pasta and Tiger Prawns were tossed with Lobster Infused Oil. 

We finished off the meal with Classic Baked Alaska which consists of trio-layered ice cream and Meringue.

The night view of Mount Faber Peak. It looked totally different from the day, it was as though the city has come alive at night with the lighting from different buildings being illuminated.

Eat At Taipei at Kallang Wave Mall

Taiwanese cuisine always has the ability to capture my attention with their simple and delicious food. We went Eat At Taipei at Kallang Wave Mall for lunch to satisfy my cravings. 

Eat At Taipei 吃在台北 is a modern and casual dining that features Taiwanese street delicacies with trendy desserts. You can easily spot Eat At Taipei from their eye-catching signboard and vibrant interior.

The signages featured all the Taiwanese street food that I missed. Taiwan is a country that I will want to revisit again in future. For now, it will be food hunt in Singapore to satisfy my Taiwanese food cravings.

Matcha Fresh Milk ($6.90++) to eat my thirst. The appearance of the drink may looked plain but it was flavoursome where the matcha and fresh milk paired well together and coupled with the chewy pearls.

I had Egg Fried Rice with Chicken Chop ($9.90++) which was pretty decent for the price paid.

Golden Chicken Fritters ($7.90++) is a must order for me whenever I had Taiwanese food. I love the bite size chicken cubes that were crispy and well seasoned. They were flavourful that no dipping sauce was required.

It was a nice lunch over at Eat At Taipei, I love the ambience and food. It was nice to have lunch here on a weekday because there was lesser crowds.

Geylang River is just behind the mall, this place offers a leisure vibe that allows me to soak in the scenery of the surrounding. 

I worked too hard the last two years, I am learning to slow down my pace. Not being able to travel also make me appreciate my hometown better.