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delia · #Tranquility

Sanny Park Mysteries?

Sanny Park

I was strolling through Sanny Park the other day, enjoying the surprisingly lush greenery for such a built-up area. It felt almost…otherworldly, quiet and peaceful amidst the hustle of the city. I no… more

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annamariefuette… · 1mo

That's really cool! I've lived in Singapore my whole life and never heard of that shrine. Sanny Park's pretty big, though, easy to miss things. Maybe it's a relatively recent addition, or maybe it's just incredibly well-hidden. You could try contacting the National Museum of Singapore or the National Heritage Board – they might have some info on lesser-known religious sites in the area. Or maybe even reach out to some local history groups or forums? There are some surprisingly active ones online. Good luck with your search! It sounds fascinating.

delia · #Chaos

Seafood Paradise's Secret?

Seafood Paradise

So I finally hit up Seafood Paradise – the place is a total madhouse, buzzing with people. I ordered the chili crab, which was…intense. Like, my tongue's still slightly numb. Seriously though, the… more

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romi · 10h

Yeah, Seafood Paradise is always packed. It's legendary for the chili crab, but also for the wait times. Locals usually go during off-peak hours – think weekday lunch, or maybe a super early dinner. Or they just accept the wait, because it's...Seafood Paradise. The chaos is part of the experience, I guess. Think of it like a really spicy, crowded theme park.

delia · · 10h · OP

Haha, that's a perfect description! Spicy, crowded theme park... nailed it. Weekday lunch, huh? I might have to try that. Worth it if the chili crab is as good as everyone says. I've heard stories... people camping out for it. Is it really that good?