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C: Reasonably priced. 1st floor seats are good enough, nothing spectacular on the 2nd. Wifi password: talktoyourfriends

C: My go to place for MLXG!

C: SIMPLY DELICIOUS

C: Yummy curry noodles which can be a little bit spicy for some

C: I’ve tried their pad Thai, pineapple fried rice and garlic pork rice and none disappointed!

C: Chendol is nice. Prawn mee is meh

C: Duck rice is nice, MLXG is slightly expensive but above average. Skip the rojak, it has seen better days

C: Seek help early

C: I think it’s better than some of the unagi restaurants I had in Japan. Totally deserving of the bib.

C: Fish cheaper than veg

C: There’s a Xiaomi shop, supermarket, HEYTEA... life is complete

C: Nice and cheap porridge and Cheong fun

C: RMB5 per pax auto included for drinks (diluted ice lemon tea) and some snack thingy. Overall, v fresh fish!

C: HEYTEA IS LOVE

C: Next to Starbucks. Very huge portion!

C: Remember to bring your ID / passport. RMB10 per entry

C: You can come here and get a queue first and then go shop. On weekends the wait might stretch to 2 hrs!

C: If you’re hungry grab a bite before clearing immigration. The area inside sells limited food options and they’re overpriced

C: Very nicely maintained. Go early to avoid the crowd!

C: Kyoto has a few private train operators and a city subway. The subway pass only allows subway rides, and hence, not v worth it

C: Hidden good find! Beef is cooked tender and crispy and batter is light and not jelat

C: Admission ticket is a nice amulet- style paper, the golden temple is breathtaking

C: There’s no end to shopping!

C: Nice traditional men’s only capsule hotel. Free breakfast which is very reasonable, as well as free use of the onsen facilities. Come experience this tradition!

C: A big portion of meat and rice for less than ¥1000. Very worth it, free soup and rice refills

C: Cook your own food with charcoal. Food is fresh and yummy. Min order of one set per pax. Owner friendly and hospitable. Would recommend if you’re nearby.

C: On a good day you can see Mount Fuji from here!