5:30 Ah, Parkway Parade-a classic hangout spot I visit weekly. It’s one of the oldest malls in Singapore and a favorite for those living in the southeast. Just a short walk from Parkway Parade, you’ll find East Coast Park, a perfect place to unwind. East Coast Park offers something for everyone: scenic beachfronts, cycling and jogging trails, barbecue pits, and plenty of spots to just relax and enjoy the sea breeze. Whether you’re up for some exercise, a picnic, or simply watching the waves, it’s a great escape from the hustle and bustle.
We love east coast park, we enjoy cycling there from our place, once we hit Kallang we can use the park connectors all the way to the beach and the food lagoon.
Did the same getting lost on the busses looking for my old camp. Got off at Nee Soon village and didn't recognise a thing. Back on the bus, then recognised a few familiar names before getting off on Sembawang Rd and walking up Transit Rd. Great memories of my service in Singapore.
@WONDERLUSTworld Been back to Singapore over the years, yes its changed, but still like walking around Little India or Geylang to see the older buildings. Great times in Singapore.
This episode is brilliant! I thought I was the only one crazy enough to do a random bus hop to see where it would take me, but looks like you're a member of that club too!
@@WONDERLUSTworld It's been a while since I did it. Last time, I was undecided on where to eat lunch, so I simply took a random bus or two, and ended up in Ang Mo Kio Ave 10 (I believe it's the Teck Ghee market). It's a valid way of randomizing lunch I guess.
That looked fun, we like doing that, catching a bus to see where it goes, and getting the top front seat, score! By the way, love your fringe and you look about 15! We found a Salvation Army shop in Hong Kong, by chance and got a wee tram as a souvenir.
The top front seat really is the best one. When I see people sitting there on their phones I always think the view is wasted on them! Aww thanks, I'm not sure about the hair yet, but I guess it'll grow on me...sorry couldn't resist that bad joke!
Ahh you were at Eunos! You missed the $2 nasi lemak that only opens in the morning and always has a long queue. Great value for money and the sambal is first class! All the best in your future endeavours.
@@WONDERLUSTworld Oh nice. If you're back, there is also the teochew noodles and lor mee stalls that are side by side and also feature long lines. Again, they close up by around 12.30pm - 1pm. The yellow bean fritter from the fried snacks shop is also great in the morning, warm with a coat of sesame seeds. The chicken rice stall that uses black utensils and plates has free flow soup that's very hearty and tasty with big chunks of veg and free chicken feet. And the opposite block from the back of the hawker centre has a pandan waffle place that always has a long queue - crispy on the outside, generous filling on the inside. The double-length kopitiam next to it has a halal western food stall with a great $3 mushroom aglio olio. It's VERY spicy so be sure to request for less spice.
Used to play this game when we are in secondary school with friends, last time we have the bus stamps concession so can travel non stop. You miss the famous eunos bak chok mee there , been selling for slightly more than a hundred years.
Cool! How can somebody get lost in Singapore. The buses will get you to some interchange and or Mrt station connection so bring you to malls or estates and please go bus hopping again and again
It's a surprisingly big island with lots to explore! I have got lost many times but the good thing, as you say is you can easily get back home. I'm glad you enjoyed this one, I wasn't sure how it would come out not knowing where I'd end up. But I will do another one for sure!
Dairy Farm Mall, 4 Dairy Farm Lane S677622. Next to the German European School and directly opposite the Dairy Farm Nature Park. Closest MRT station is DT3 Hillview station. By the way you looked like one of the members from The Beatles Band in this video especially when you put on your shades.
I did see a few kids in that uniform at the bus stop actually. I'm not sure if that's a compliment unless you really like the Beatles hair styles...but er thanks! Wasn't the image I took to the hairdressers. haha
You missed some good and affordable food at the Eunos area 😂Went passed the popular Eunos bar chor mee (soup version) at the coffee shop, there are some good food stalls at the hawker. Also the Vegan Burg store near the shop that sells parrots etc. (p.s. they even have an outlet in US).
@@genegenetan great question. It depends on the days activities. This fjallraven in my new one - it changes from a backpack to a shoulder tote which I love!! I can also have the tripod poking out the top and close the zip part way. It’s the larger size one so my gear all fits inside. My north face is more comfortable for wearing all day. It’s also completely waterproof. We got caught out in a storm on a boat and everything was dry inside. Jonty has the larger size so the tripod goes in there or he carries it. The fuse box keeps its shape really well and has a padded back too. The kids have fuse box for school and we find if we’re going away for a weekend stay we can fit all we need inside. My fjallraven has become my everyday bag and my north face one for longer exploring days and hikes. Hope that helps!
@@WONDERLUSTworld was looking at the fusebox 20l as a like exploring bag. thinking that should be a good capacity to go for. and also seeing multiple appearances on your vlogs, seems like it makes a good exploring companion!
They've served us well over the years. you can string elastic through the front too to hold things and we add carabiners and clip out shoes to it too. Enjoy.
Ah the lift was coming up and then I went back down in it. I didn't want the doors to shut and my camera to be left on a floor without me haha I was filming it all by myself.
Wow... Thanks for doing the route to nowhere video.... Honestly, I won't do that in other countries. Not sure where I would end up.... probably in a notorious part of town.
I had a good time, will do it again. In other countries it might not be such a good idea but here it's all good. Another reason we love living here and making it home.
Thanks! It's not a look I'm quite used to yet, but I love that you think it's cute. 😄 The Char Sui was a little salty sadly. Not sure I'd get it again. Wished I had the açai instead!
Who's the new teenager you hired as your host for this week's video blog? 😂 She does look vaguely familiar, like someone I've seen in your previous clips. 🤣 Anyway, she did a fantastic job with the new blog concept and you should consider keeping her as your permanent wonderlust host! The Dairy Farm mall foodcourt looks cosy.
I'm a Singaporean and I wander to the eunos area (after work one fine day) where the green open space is. It was a rather nice place. Tks for the great content.
5:30 Ah, Parkway Parade-a classic hangout spot I visit weekly. It’s one of the oldest malls in Singapore and a favorite for those living in the southeast. Just a short walk from Parkway Parade, you’ll find East Coast Park, a perfect place to unwind. East Coast Park offers something for everyone: scenic beachfronts, cycling and jogging trails, barbecue pits, and plenty of spots to just relax and enjoy the sea breeze. Whether you’re up for some exercise, a picnic, or simply watching the waves, it’s a great escape from the hustle and bustle.
We love east coast park, we enjoy cycling there from our place, once we hit Kallang we can use the park connectors all the way to the beach and the food lagoon.
The furry bedroom slippers were so cute 🥰
I know!! In the UK I'd need them but not so much here. It was hard to resist though.
new haircut! Looks really cute on you. love watching you wander around and find new things.
Thank you! 😊
Did the same getting lost on the busses looking for my old camp. Got off at Nee Soon village and didn't recognise a thing. Back on the bus, then recognised a few familiar names before getting off on Sembawang Rd and walking up Transit Rd. Great memories of my service in Singapore.
I'm sure things have changed so much over the years, we notice it and we've only been here coming up 5 years.
@WONDERLUSTworld Been back to Singapore over the years, yes its changed, but still like walking around Little India or Geylang to see the older buildings. Great times in Singapore.
Lovely to hear ❤️
This episode is brilliant! I thought I was the only one crazy enough to do a random bus hop to see where it would take me, but looks like you're a member of that club too!
Hey! That's awesome. Where have random bus trips taken you? Feel free to share to encourage more members haha
@@WONDERLUSTworld It's been a while since I did it. Last time, I was undecided on where to eat lunch, so I simply took a random bus or two, and ended up in Ang Mo Kio Ave 10 (I believe it's the Teck Ghee market). It's a valid way of randomizing lunch I guess.
Ah nice one.
Getting lost versus an adventure. Great to see new areas too. Xx💜🦋
It really is!
Some are loop services...you may come back to where you have started
yeah I realised that part way haha
That looked fun, we like doing that, catching a bus to see where it goes, and getting the top front seat, score!
By the way, love your fringe and you look about 15!
We found a Salvation Army shop in Hong Kong, by chance and got a wee tram as a souvenir.
The top front seat really is the best one. When I see people sitting there on their phones I always think the view is wasted on them! Aww thanks, I'm not sure about the hair yet, but I guess it'll grow on me...sorry couldn't resist that bad joke!
Thanks for the video, I'll be in SG next week and will have a look at ZeGerman Bistro.
Safe trip and enjoy your time here. Let me know what it's like there.
Ahh you were at Eunos! You missed the $2 nasi lemak that only opens in the morning and always has a long queue. Great value for money and the sambal is first class! All the best in your future endeavours.
Thanks. All the talk of the food there is making me want to go back and try some. And now I know how to get there.
@@WONDERLUSTworld Oh nice. If you're back, there is also the teochew noodles and lor mee stalls that are side by side and also feature long lines. Again, they close up by around 12.30pm - 1pm. The yellow bean fritter from the fried snacks shop is also great in the morning, warm with a coat of sesame seeds. The chicken rice stall that uses black utensils and plates has free flow soup that's very hearty and tasty with big chunks of veg and free chicken feet. And the opposite block from the back of the hawker centre has a pandan waffle place that always has a long queue - crispy on the outside, generous filling on the inside. The double-length kopitiam next to it has a halal western food stall with a great $3 mushroom aglio olio. It's VERY spicy so be sure to request for less spice.
Oh wow that’s for all the tips!!!
unpredictable but cool episode
thanks, I wasn't sure myself how it would go haha
Used to play this game when we are in secondary school with friends, last time we have the bus stamps concession so can travel non stop. You miss the famous eunos bak chok mee there , been selling for slightly more than a hundred years.
Several people have now said about the bak chok mee. I feel we need to go back and do it for our new food channel!
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Cool! How can somebody get lost in Singapore. The buses will get you to some interchange and or Mrt station connection so bring you to malls or estates and please go bus hopping again and again
It's a surprisingly big island with lots to explore! I have got lost many times but the good thing, as you say is you can easily get back home. I'm glad you enjoyed this one, I wasn't sure how it would come out not knowing where I'd end up. But I will do another one for sure!
Oo first time im seeing blue interior
Do you mean on the bus? Can't say I had noticed!
@ oh yes! The bus forgot to mention it. Usually its metal silver or the purple, but blue its a first 😅
I'll keep more of an eye out next time.
The bangs are looking good! 😊
Thanks!
refreshing hairdo!
Thanks!
Dairy Farm Mall, 4 Dairy Farm Lane S677622. Next to the German European School and directly opposite the Dairy Farm Nature Park. Closest MRT station is DT3 Hillview station.
By the way you looked like one of the members from The Beatles Band in this video especially when you put on your shades.
I did see a few kids in that uniform at the bus stop actually. I'm not sure if that's a compliment unless you really like the Beatles hair styles...but er thanks! Wasn't the image I took to the hairdressers. haha
the hair also abit 'random' on this episode lol nice share!
Oh. I had a hair cut 😝
You missed some good and affordable food at the Eunos area 😂Went passed the popular Eunos bar chor mee (soup version) at the coffee shop, there are some good food stalls at the hawker. Also the Vegan Burg store near the shop that sells parrots etc. (p.s. they even have an outlet in US).
Ok we will have to go back to have the bak Chor mee and will pop it on our new food channel, so head over and subscribe!
Looking good with the bangs 😊
Aww thanks!
interesting question. which bag do you prefer to carry on your exploration trips? this fjallraven or the yellow northface fusebox?
@@genegenetan great question. It depends on the days activities.
This fjallraven in my new one - it changes from a backpack to a shoulder tote which I love!! I can also have the tripod poking out the top and close the zip part way. It’s the larger size one so my gear all fits inside.
My north face is more comfortable for wearing all day. It’s also completely waterproof. We got caught out in a storm on a boat and everything was dry inside. Jonty has the larger size so the tripod goes in there or he carries it. The fuse box keeps its shape really well and has a padded back too.
The kids have fuse box for school and we find if we’re going away for a weekend stay we can fit all we need inside.
My fjallraven has become my everyday bag and my north face one for longer exploring days and hikes.
Hope that helps!
@@WONDERLUSTworld thank you for your insights!
Very welcome! Happy shopping if you decide to get one. Both good quality bags.
@@WONDERLUSTworld was looking at the fusebox 20l as a like exploring bag. thinking that should be a good capacity to go for. and also seeing multiple appearances on your vlogs, seems like it makes a good exploring companion!
They've served us well over the years. you can string elastic through the front too to hold things and we add carabiners and clip out shoes to it too. Enjoy.
A little strange to see the lift going upwards from 15 to 16 to ... and from interior of lift, you see it going downwards 😂
Ah the lift was coming up and then I went back down in it. I didn't want the doors to shut and my camera to be left on a floor without me haha I was filming it all by myself.
Wow... Thanks for doing the route to nowhere video....
Honestly, I won't do that in other countries. Not sure where I would end up.... probably in a notorious part of town.
I had a good time, will do it again. In other countries it might not be such a good idea but here it's all good. Another reason we love living here and making it home.
You look cute with that fringe ❤ Char Siu rice looks good
Thanks! It's not a look I'm quite used to yet, but I love that you think it's cute. 😄 The Char Sui was a little salty sadly. Not sure I'd get it again. Wished I had the açai instead!
@ some days are good some days are not good, but your look is always good 👍🏻
And its always a new day tomorrow. And I can always wear a hat haha
Hello friends, I love watching your videos, hope that you guys have a blessed week. 😊 Hope we stay in touch. 💜
Thanks, nice to hear from you again. Have a great weekend!
@@WONDERLUSTworldHope you guys have a wonderful weekend, let’s stay in touch. 😊
Euros , Chinese hawker has nice coffee. Indian, mee goreng is one of the best..
ooh thanks for the tip. Jonty can try the coffee there another time we go.
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Who's the new teenager you hired as your host for this week's video blog? 😂 She does look vaguely familiar, like someone I've seen in your previous clips. 🤣 Anyway, she did a fantastic job with the new blog concept and you should consider keeping her as your permanent wonderlust host! The Dairy Farm mall foodcourt looks cosy.
Haha very kind of you. I'm not sold on the new hair yet, the kids thought it was a wig so.... honesty at its best! Little monkeys.
I like to take the bus.
It's nice to see where you are going and the areas you pass by.
You have beautiful blue eyes, Millie.
Aww thanks! I'm actually the only one in my family. My Mum, Dad and sister all have brown eyes. My Mum's Dad was the only other person to have them.
@@WONDERLUSTworld I love the content you both create. Keep going❤
Thanks! Do subscribe to our other new channels too for more.
Good morning. 😃I’m just watching your content right now.
@ I don’t others though, apart from ‘Walking with Wonderlust’. I’ve also subscribed to ‘Wonderlust Food’. Don’t know if that’s what you meant.
In time to come... The empty land will be coned off and CONDOS will be built 😢😢😢😢
Good to get out and enjoy it now then. Things have to change and develop and Singapore are doing more to protect green spaces too which is great.
I'm a Singaporean and I wander to the eunos area (after work one fine day) where the green open space is. It was a rather nice place.
Tks for the great content.
The green spot is nice to sit a while and watch the world go by.