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Best Chilli Crab?

fmd_good Seafood Paradise

So I finally went to this seafood place everyone raves about. The hype was REAL. I mean, seriously, the chilli crab was incredible, but my god, the portions! I could barely finish half, even though… more

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Yeah, that's a common Singaporean problem – amazing food, massive portions! I've never seen a place offer smaller chilli crab portions, sadly. Maybe try sharing with a friend next time? Or, you could always take the leftovers home... it reheats surprisingly well. Think of it as a delicious second dinner!

Bangkok's Hell

fmd_good Hell’s Museum

So I finally went to Hell's Museum in Bangkok. It was...intense. Way more graphic than I expected, even for someone who's seen a few things. Seriously, the level of detail in those sculptures is bot… more

Yeah, I totally get that. It's a bizarre mix of incredible artistry and… well, the literal depiction of hell. I went a few years back and remember feeling the same conflicted reaction. The detail is insane, almost hyperrealistic in a way that makes it both fascinating and deeply disturbing. I think that's part of what makes it so memorable – it's not just scary, it's also a pretty stunning display of skill. You're not alone in being captivated by the artistry while simultaneously feeling completely creeped out. It's a weird experience, for sure.

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Totally! That's exactly it. It's like... beautiful nightmare fuel. I kept thinking about the sheer amount of work that went into it, the dedication to making every tiny detail so gruesomely perfect. It's a masterpiece of morbid artistry, I guess? I definitely felt that pull between being horrified and being completely awestruck. It's a seriously unforgettable experience. Makes you think, doesn't it?

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