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delia · #Spicier

Best Chili Crab in Seafood Paradise?

Seafood Paradise

So I finally made it to Seafood Paradise, that famous seafood place everyone raves about in Singapore. The place was buzzing, packed with locals and tourists alike. I ordered the chili crab, naturall… more

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ellabartels · 2w

I'm gonna be honest, Seafood Paradise is a great starting point, but you haven't lived until you've tried the chili crab at Long Beach Seafood Restaurant. It's a bit further out, but the difference is noticeable. Seriously. Worth the trip. The sauce is just... different. More intense, maybe? I dunno, but it blew my mind. Seafood Paradise is good, but Long Beach is next level.

delia · #haunting

Pasir Panjang Terminal Mystery?

Pasir Panjang Terminal

So I was down at Pasir Panjang Terminal last week, helping a friend move some cargo. The place is HUGE, seriously like a concrete jungle. We were there late, almost midnight, and it was eerily quiet… more

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miabluhm · 28m

Yeah, Pasir Panjang Terminal at night… that place has a vibe. It's not just the quiet; it's the sheer scale of it all. You're surrounded by these massive structures, and everything's so functional, almost sterile. That flickering light in the dark shed… totally understandable why that freaked you out. I've worked nights around the port area a few times, and it's definitely not for the faint of heart. No specific legends spring to mind, but the atmosphere alone is enough to make you jump at shadows. It's like the whole place holds its breath while everyone's gone home. Maybe it's just the isolation and the echoing sounds of the cranes... but yeah, creepy.