Singapore - I set off on my hike at 9:30 am, starting from Toa Payoh, Singapore's oldest HDB estate. The weather was pleasant, and I was excited to walk through this central area. Toa Payoh, known for its well-maintained HDB flats despite their age, reflects the charm of Singapore's earlier urban planning. The fresh coats of paint on the flats gave the estate a sense of vibrancy, showcasing how older buildings can still feel modern and welcoming. Park Connector towards Toa Payoh As I ventured toward Bidadari, I was greeted by lush greenery and serenity. Bidadari Park, a newly developed park, has a freshwater lake that not only adds beauty to the space but also serves as an innovative flood prevention feature. It felt peaceful, with birds chirping and joggers passing by. The park’s Hundred Acre Wood-inspired design is a refreshing blend of nature and urban life, making it a great spot to enjoy the outdoors without leaving the city. Tesla showroom @ Toa Payoh Lorong 8 Toa Payoh,
Jakarta - There are nights where everything seems to come together seamlessly—good company, great food, and the perfect atmosphere. My recent dinner with Mario and Harri at Munik Resto was exactly that. Tucked in a cozy corner of the city, Munik Resto offers a dining experience that mixes the authenticity of Indonesian cuisine with the warmth of home cooking. From the moment we walked through the doors, I knew we were in for a memorable evening. As we entered Munik Resto, we were greeted by a beautifully adorned dining area. The restaurant's ambiance is a pleasant blend of modern comfort with subtle touches of traditional Indonesian decor. It’s not over-the-top; instead, it’s elegant and comfortable, making it the ideal spot for friends or family gatherings. The dim lighting combined with the warm wooden interiors instantly set the mood for a relaxed evening. We were guided to our table by the friendly staff, who ensured we were comfortable. The menu itself is a reflection of Ind