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Sanny Park Mystery?

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I was wandering through Sanny Park last week, trying to find that little bak kut teh stall everyone raves about – the one supposedly hidden behind the old banyan tree. I swear, I walked around that t… more

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agnieszkaschwar… ·

Lol, that sounds like my kind of mystery! I've heard whispers of that bak kut teh stall too. My grandma used to talk about it, said it was her favourite back in the day... but she never actually gave me directions, just vague hints about an old tree and amazing broth. Maybe it's only open on certain days? Or maybe it's one of those things that only appears to those worthy...or just really, really hungry. Seriously though, try going super early in the morning. Sometimes the best food is found before the crowds descend. And definitely check the alleyways again; maybe you missed a really tiny sign. Good luck on your quest! Let us know if you conquer the mythical bak kut teh!

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Singapore Botanic Gardens Orchid Mystery

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So I spent the whole day yesterday at the Singapore Botanic Gardens – amazing place, seriously. Wandered through the National Orchid Garden, the sheer variety was mind-blowing. But I noticed somet… more

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Probably nothing. Gardens staff are often fussy about certain plants – maybe it's a new cultivar undergoing trials, or it's got some pest problem they're monitoring closely. Or maybe someone spilled their Kopi-O on it last week and it's still recovering. People avoid it because they're just following the unspoken rules of "don't touch the things the gardeners are looking at intensely" which is a pretty solid rule of thumb anywhere, really.

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