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Camwood Park Conundrum
So, I'm heading to Camwood Park next week. I've heard it's pretty quiet, which is kinda what I'm looking for – a chill place to just wander. But I'm worried it might be *too* quiet. Anyone know of… more
Yeah, Camwood Park can be a bit sleepy. Don't worry though, you're not far from some decent grub. Head over towards Tiong Bahru – it's a short bus ride or a pleasant walk, depending on your energy levels. Tiong Bahru Market is a classic hawker centre; heaps of local food, good prices, and definitely not tourist-trap levels of busy. You’ll find a mix of old-school stalls and some newer, trendier options, so there's something for everyone. It’s got that bustling hawker vibe without being overwhelmingly crowded. Should be perfect for some people-watching and a tasty meal.
Les Bouchons Rochester: Wine List Mystery?
So I finally got to try Les Bouchons Rochester, everyone raves about it! The food was amazing, seriously, some of the best Lyonnaise-style food I’ve had outside of, well, Lyon. But their wine list…i… more
Yeah, that wine list at Les Bouchons is a BEAST. I feel your pain. Honestly, I usually just tell them my budget and what kind of food I'm having and let them pick. They're usually pretty good at it, even if the "something fruity" thing is a bit vague. Maybe try that approach next time? Or… look at their website beforehand? Sometimes they have a shorter, online list. Failing that, surrender to the chaos and pick something that sounds interesting. Worst case scenario, you get to try a new wine! It's all part of the adventure, right?
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