Ya Kun Kaya Toast

Ya Kun Kaya Toast was one of the most popular restaurants that serves kaya toasts in Singapore. It is a staple food in the country where toasted bread is prepared with kaya or coconut jam & butter plus soft boiled eggs, soy sauce & coffee. YUM!

Kaya Toast with Butter Set for S$4.80 (P157)

After our quick breakfast we began our walk toward Haji Lane. Just a tip, it would help you a lot if you have a map where you can get at the airport and hotels. We forgot to bring ours so we had to ask numerous people for directions. 

Haji Lane

Haji Lane

A trip to Singapore wouldn't be complete without a visit to Haji Lane. About 10 minutes, we finally found this tiny lane and can you believe we almost missed this small alley? Good thing I saw the Pan Pacific Hotel that served as a landmark, it's directly adjacent to the street so you won't have a hard time looking for it. 


Haji Lane is a popular place for finding quaint cafes and cute retail shops. It's colorful and has this young cool vibe so both Mike and I were completely in awe with this place.






Shop Wonderland
Whimsical & rustic greatly describes this lovely place. It is a quirky shop of colorful floral arrangements and charming ambience. A cafe, flower shop, home accessories shop and creative class in one. 
We instantly fell in love with their dessert spread! Every dessert looked tempting and even looked rustic too.

OMG! Desserts!

Shop Wonderland's Menu

Of course we ordered our fave dessert- Molten Lava Cake for S$8.90 (P290).

Yes, we definitely enjoyed

Selfie Coffee
Take your selfie photos to the next level by visiting the newly opened cafe. Our main goal in Haji Lane was to try the growing buzz of the #selfie coffee. I was in utter disbelief when I saw it first on Instagram so because of my curiosity I told Mike that we should try this when we visit SG, indeed we were more than amazed when we saw our faces on the coffee froth. (more of this on a separate post read - Selfie Coffee Haji Lane Singapore)

Selfie in a cup

ChaMike at #Selfie Coffee

#Wefie

Arab Quarter

Arab Quarters

Also known as Kampong Glam, it is a place known for the majestic Sultan Mosque that stands at the center of a vibrant mix of stores- rugs, hookah, diverse restaurants & souvenir items. You definitely won't get lost looking for this place.

The obligatory pose

Of course, Mike too

La Marelle
We only had one shop that we wanted to visit in this area, La Marelle. La Marelle is a french-themed cafe located on the second floor of a vintage house that has that colorful and enchanting vibe that serves halal dishes (or food for Muslim)

La Marelle

I was smitten by the cutesy interiors of La Marelle. The ethereal theme of vibrant colors, combo of clouds & raindrops and the whimsical art products on sale will make you feel you're in a different dimension, a fairytale like ambience. Every corner is picture worthy!

Ethereal <3

Cute & Vibrant

Raindrops keep falling on my head shoulders

<3

This was where we had our last lunch in SG and because we already had our #selfie coffee and molten lava cake, we skipped the drinks and dessert and ordered pastas instead. 



Prawn Aglio Olio | S$17 (P555)
Tossed with garlic & succulent prawns

My order

Black Pepper Beef Macaroni | S$15 (P490)
sautéed macaroni topped with shredded cheddar cheese 

Mike's order