Day 2- The wet Singapore


One of the attractions in Kluang is Kluang Rail Coffee
Actually there are three
One old two new
We went to the new one
The interior design was much like Old Town here
It was famous for its roti bakar (toasted bread), half-boiled eggs and kopi (coffee)-all must try!
The half-boiled eggs was special, different cooking method
I had them all as breakfast
The price was reasonable

Went to Kluang Mall after changing money
From RM to SD (RM2.5=1 SD)
Kluang Mall is the biggest shopping mall in Kluang
The residents at Kluang use different method to pay their parking fees
They used a piece of paper and tear out the date and time they wanna spend at the place
Cool right?

We had crepe as our lunch at Kluang Mall
It was my first time trying crepe
I ordered milo crepe
It was quite fun seeing the person making it
It required some skills too

It was 3.15pm in the afternoon
Get ready
Time to go
Singapore, here I come!
First time trying half backpack traveling

We were going to take the KKKL bus from Kluang to Johor Baru
It costs RM9.80
We then took the SBS bus from Johor Baru to Singapore
The ticket was RM1.90
Some tips for you
Do not throw away the ticket
You can reuse it after the custom at Johor
The SBS bus was slightly different from the busses in Malaysia
The seats were more comfy


It was raining cats and dogs when we reached Singapore
After discussing our next destination for some time
We decided to put our bags in the place we stay
It was a flat with limited space
But, they made use of the space pretty well
The best way to travel in Singapore is by using ez.link card
It can save you a lot of time from  buying tickets with the crowds
I used 20 SD for my three days journey in Singapore

Had our dinner at The Old Pontian Cafe at Lot 101
I had Wanton noodle (3.50 SD)
My friend had prawn mee
We then went to a dessert stall to enjoy the mocha snow ice (4.20SD)
Yummyyyyyyy


Walked...walked...walked around the shopping mall
Saw people, people and people
It was Friday
Most people went out after their work
Suddenly, we saw a library
Out of curiosity, we went in and took a look
The library was full of resources
There was a place for you to make phone calls or have conversations with others
We only got to spend few minutes there since the library closed early
Then, we saw a stall named Cool Man selling fruit juice
One thing special was that the owner mixed two or three types of fruit juices together (2.50 SD)
These are grapefruit
They appeared like oranges
My friend said the flesh was red in color
I had seen pictures of them but hadn't tried before
Wish I could try them one day
We saw a shopping mall called Jcube on our way back
It looked so unique and beautiful
It changed color
I like the design of the building sooooo much but I never got a chance to walk into the building due to limitation of time
Yawnnnnnnn
Exhausted
Tomorrow would be a brand new day
Sweet dreams
Location: Singapore

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