Revolving stars

1. Zurek This is my favourite of all times! Slightly sour yet warming at the same time, it makes for a good appetizer before one actually starts on the main dish. Except that for me, it became my main dish because I drank too much of it. This is the red version of Zurek White version of Zurek You can see the meat and carrot inside. Once in a while, they would also have a hard boiled egg inside, like the one below. See! I really love my Zurek~ 2. Zapiekanka  The name sounds long and weird but basically it's a half baguette where various toppings are put on top of the bread! It is so cheap and awesome I can't help but drool while thinking back on the memories. Think a foot long subway sandwich cut into half and the top of it being stuffed with mushrooms, cheese, meat chucks and other toppings with mayo or garlic sauce! This is a must-eat! See how big it is compared to my face! This is 7.5 zloty (~3sgd) A close up shot of the zapiekan...

Okays, I know this is like a way long overdue post. Honestly, I didn't even realised that it was not posted until I was looking through my photo albums. So...here goes! View of Siem Reap~ We took a tuk-tuk to our airbnb place  And it started raining halfway~ The airbnb place was not too bad~ This is the view from the road outside the airbnb. It was our landmark for the days to come. https://www.airbnb.com.sg/rooms/5109040?s=GmXH1mfc (Okays, somehow the image got rotated and I don't really know how to rotate it back.) But here is the airbnb place. Not too bad, where we got a big room with an attached bathroom to ourselves. The amazingly most disgusting and cheapest bananas that I have ever tried. 1000 riel(around SGD0.25) but DON'T try it! NEVER~~~ This is a picture of all the types of bread that can be found in the bread shop. All with barcodes! What age can you ride on the roads?  ANY! This is the ch...