Grilled Cuttlefish Head @ East Coast Lagoon

Whenever I come to East Coast Lagoon Hawker Center, I will surely patron East Coast Rojak for their grilled cuttlefish head. Their cuttelfish heads are well flaten before grilling, so that they will be crispy and easy to chew after grilling. The shrimp paste (or Hea Ko) here is very rich in taste and go very well with the cuttlefish. I always asked for the shrimp paste without chilli as I prefer its original taste. Each cuttlefish head cost $2.00. The plate showed in the photo below contained 4 of them.

You can also try their grilled tau pok and you tiao. The tau pok is pretty big here and the vegetables stuff in them are fresh and crunchy. The plate of combo below cost $3.00.

East Coast Rojak
Address: East Coast Lagoon Hawker Centre, #01-20

Breakfast @ Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve

Greetings to all my Hindu friends, Happy Deepavali.

So nice, its another holiday. Had been rather busy at work and really need a rest. Wanted to go somewhere relaxing and with greenery to freshen up my mind. Hence my hubby brought me to the cafeteria at the entrance of Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve for breakfast.

Over here they serve American breakfast set with either coffee or tea at $6.50. The food quality was normal but its the surrounding environment that you could enjoy.

Over here the air is fresh, surrounded by greenery, you could see butterflies flipping around the flowers and hear the birds chirping. Sometimes you may have some unexpected guests accompany you having your meal. Don't be alarm by them, so long as you do not disturb them, they wll not attack you.

After we had our breakfast, we bought a packet of fish food at $1.00 to feed the fishes and terrapins in the pond. All the fishes and terrapins must be very hungry from the way they chased after the fish food. But its fun seeing them chasing them for the food...hehe.

If you do have time, you can continue your stroll in the wetland reserve to enjoy the nature. To know more about Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve and how to get there, please see my posting on http://explore-singapore.blogspot.com/2008/11/sungei-buloh-wetland-reserve.html