PS, Dempsey

I had another sunday brunch at a fancy cafe. This time, we chose PS Cafe at Dempsey Hill, Singapore. I like the concept and location of the restaurant. However the service is a major let down. There was only one staff directing the backlog of waiting customers to tables. I noticed a few people leaving because of this. Once being seated it was then a mission to get any staff member to take our order. But for me it's acceptable since the place was so packed when we got there. Was quite impressed when the dishes arrived. My favorite menu was Big Bacon and Eggs that comes with with chorizo sausages to give it a distinctive twist. The poached eggs were amazing, with its runny yoke. The sourdough bread was nice and well toasted, with a tough crust that needed some muscle to cut through. Tomatoes and the chorizo sausages were tasty. The bacon is not too crispy which suits me. Overall, I'm very pleased :D Addictive to eat. One after another, again and again while it's still hot. Yums.

 strawberry scones

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Sentosa World

Festive hotel. I personally have nothing to complain about and would want to stay here again when I visit Sentosa. The bed was comfortable and I found the staff very helpful to whatever we wanted. As this hotel is located near the amusement areas and with kids-oriented design, sure, there are lots of children but that's what Sentosa is known for. The Hotel is right outside the promenade leading to Universal Studio. It is also just above the Casino for people who want to gamble. The Hotel is part of a series of Hotels (including Hard Rock and some others) which are all interconnected. The walkway has some spectacular high end shopping (including the one and only Victoria's Secret Store!) and great sculptures and art. The hotel was close to everything. What I loved from the room was definitely the loft bed. It seemed a bit high but once I got the hang of it there were no problem.

On the next day, me and some friends (about 12 people) went to Universal Studio. Well, Betty Boop store (the most  flirty character in the whole world) and the anticipated and awaited Transformers ride were on my first list to visit! During the initial opening of the ride, rumours had it that eager riders had to queue like 2 hours just to experience the 4 minutes ride. So, I considered ourselves really lucky to only have to queue for 20 mins before we get to go on the ride. And Transformers, the ride truly did not disappoint. Seriously, the ride is super cool. Ok, I don't want to get your expectations too high because you know, sometimes when you have too high hopes on something, you are most likely to be disappointed in the end but honestly if you just sit back and absorb the ride, you'll truly enjoy it as it is something really different and brilliant. Giant 3-D screens combined with brilliantly-timed ride vehicle movements just work, and provide an unmatched ride experience. This is the MustDo ride at Universal Studios Singapore.
  

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