1. Our daily unique visitorship peaked at 700 for the first time! (That means 700 different people visited our site in 1 single day! )
2. Our first facebook contest was held this year!
3. First time that we visited Europe twice in a year! (Once is already considered extravagant!)
4. First time that Kate and I went to the Oktoberfest in Munich Germany!
5. Wrote a post about the future of travel tourism that was very well-received!
6. Ranted about the Hard Truths of being a Singapore Travel Blogger which somehow became quite popular!?
7. Had one of our best Singapore Staycations at Raffles Hotel and Ritz Carlton!
8. Launched our first E-book : 2bearbear’s Awesome Travel Tips!
9. Launched yet another new logo : He Works , She Shops!
10. Visited new places such as Prague and Sri Lanka!

Special thanks to all our partners, especially to Raffles Hotel (big shout out to Beatrix!) and Ritz Carlton Millenia (Hey Wenxian!) for your continued support! To all potential partners, do take a look on our Advertise page and keep in contact with us. We will be launching a “Hot Travel Deals” section soon with a start of 5 ad slots. Join us!

HOWEVER, NONE of these would have been possible without you! YES YOU! Our dear readers of 2bearbear.com! And because of you, we will continue to deliver good old solid truthful reviews of all our travel experiences!

To reward your continuous support, we are holding 2 contests in quick succession during our 2nd birthday! Our first one is already underway. If you have visited the Navy Open House recently, simply send in those memorable pictures to take part and stand to win a limited edition Navy Open House Teddy Bear! (appropriate for 2bearbear.com to give out teddy bears right?)

Our second contest is gonna be launched soon! Be sure to check with our *Contests & Promotions* page (on top) regularly to check out our on-going contests!

Last but not least to Kate, our residential photographer (she’s very particular about proportions, perspectives, lightings and stuff) for being my most caring wife!

I love you!

Have a great year of travels everyone!

Tom & Kate,
Founders and Travel Bloggers of 2bearbear.com

Things to do at the Maritime Experiential Museum

The Maritime Experential Museum Level 1

At the entrance of the museum, you will see the Bao Chuan…

Bao Chuan – Zheng He’s treasure ship

Bao Chuan is actually the treasure ship of Zheng He’s fleet of ships. Its main symbol is the figurine called Bi Shu (did we spell that right?). Legend has it that Bi Shu stole treasure, kept it to himself but was discovered by Zheng He. Zheng He then punished Bi Shu and placed him to guard the treasure. Hence, now Bi Shu is associated with guardian of wealth, well…it’s all just a myth. The cool part is that it actually moves during the start of the show. The light brown portion will show a short clip about Zheng He and his expedition to this part of the world!

Moving to the left, you will see “The Souk” exhibition.

The Souk – Ports along the Maritime Silk Route

The Souk covers ports along the maritime silk route such as Quanzhou, Qui Nhon, Palembang, Malacca, Galle, Calicut, Muscat and Malindi.

Along the Souk

Here, kids can play the various interactive games such as learning to trade in a port, taking photos superimposed on a traditional costume and watching video of the construction of the Omani Dhow (Jewel of Muscat)

Dhow – A gift from the government of Oman to Singapore

The Dhow (aka Jewel of Muscat) is a centre piece in the Maritime Experiential Museum. It is a gift from Oman and it is entirely constructed out of organic material (i.e. no nails!). Fibres are interwoven and these strong fibres are then used to hold the pieces of wood that form the ship. After construction, the ship actually took the journey that the forefathers took and finally arrived in Singapore! Then President Nathan accepted the gift on behalf of the people of Singapore!

Information about the Dhow

The other main attraction at the Maritime Experiential Museum is the Typhoon Theatre.

Entrance to the Typhoon Theatre

The story starts with a chinese trading/sea faring company being entrusted with carrying a gift from China to Oman.

Storyline of the Typhoon Theatre

The father (captain) and son (first mate) together with the ambassador takes the golden cup and begins on the journey. You will then enter the typhoon theatre which is actually a 4D show. The ship then enters a storm and eventually sinks, leaving the treasure at the bottom of the ocean. During the storm, you will feel the wind, droplets of water as well as the platform on which you’re seated, move a little.

The show nicely leads to S.E.A Aquarium – The World’s Largest Aquarium…

Sunken Ship at the S.E.A Aquarium – World’s Largest Aquarium

It is like a preview of the aquarium (enticing you to pay to go into the aquarium itself) where the sunken ship from the 4D movie is shown in the tank together with marine life inside.

Viewing point of the S.E.A Aquarium

Paying the low price to the maritime experiential museum, we think it is well worth it to enjoy the aquarium at these 2 viewing areas. You will be able to sea the sharks, hammer head at that plus all other smaller and interesting fish.

The Maritime Experential Museum Level B1

Moving on, you will arrive at the Maritime Archaeology Gallery. Here you will see artefacts from the Bakau and Temasek shipwrecks. Nearby is another main attraction of the museum – the Bao Chuan Cutaway

Bao Chuan Cutaway

It is a cross-section of the ship showing its treasures such as the giraffe that Zheng He brought back to show to the emperor. Below which, there is also the pirates and pirate hunters exhibit. Zheng He was also a pirate hunter in pirate infested waters.

The Maritime Experiential Museum Opening Hours and Ticket Prices

Ticket Prices of the Maritime Experiential Museum

Adults : $5
Child (4-12) : $2
Seniors (>60) : $3

Ticket Prices Typhoon Theatre

Adults : $6
Child (4-12) : $4
Seniors (>60) : $3

The ticket prices of the Maritime Experiential Museum are quite cheap right?!

Opening Hours of the Maritime Experiential Museum

The opening hours of the Maritime Experiential Museum varies according to the time of the year. But mostly, it should be open from 10am to 8pm. The typhoon theatre will close 1 hour before the museum closes.

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The Maritime Experential Museum Resorts World Sentosa RWS

Visit to the museum was really great and cheap! Remember to check out the Maritime Experential Museum the next time you are Resorts World Sentosa!

Ok, the contest this time is very simple. Just follow these 3 simple steps

1. Choose a photo showing you having a great time at the Navy Open House 2013 (along with a short caption) and send it to our email : contact@2bearbear.com

2. “Like” us on our facebook page : facebook.com/2bearbear

3. Your picture will be uploaded on our FB page. All you have to do is
Get as many people as possible to like your photo on our facebook page!

The winner of the limited edition Navy Open House Teddy Bear (wearing the new pixelised uniform) will be the one with the most number of votes for your picture!

So keep those pictures coming in! Best of luck!

Tom,
2bearbear.com

Contest ends 30 Jun 2013

Disclaimer : This contest has no relation whatsoever to the Navy or Navy Open House 2013. We just happen to have an extra one and giving it away on 2bearbear.com!

Navy Open House 2013 was a blast! It’s really cool to be up close with our very own Navy ships! The journey starts at the Singapore Expo. Although the queue was long, the queues moved very fast in an orderly fashion and soon we were heading into Changi Naval Base!

Navy Open House NOH 2013!

After a quick security check, we immediately chanced upon our very own submarines!

Submarine at the Navy Open House 2013!

RSS Chieftain at the Navy Open House

It was really cool to be able to see these amazing boats in action right in front of us! We also managed to catch the dynamic display segment by the Naval Diving Unit, Naval Helicopter as well as the submarines. Displays such as this just shows the professionalism of our Navy personnel. Professional and cool!

Chinook deploying divers during the dynamic display segment

Our Navy’s quick response to intruders and threats!

Overcoming terrorist threats at sea!

Naval Helicopter dipping its sonar to detect any submarines!

I Love Navy Board with the Landing Ship Tank (LST)

One of the highlights of the day was the ship visit to our Navy ships. The Endurance Class LST (Landing Ship Tank) is the biggest class of ship in our Navy and it was amazing to have stepped on board this fine ship for the very first time!

In addition to the LST, visitors can also visit the Bedok Class Mine Counter Measure Vessels (MCMVs), Fearless Class Patrol Vessels, Victory Class Missile Corvettes as well as the Formidable Class Stealth Frigates!

Ships at the RSN’s Navy Open House!

Bedok Class Mine Counter Measure Vessels (MCMVs) at Navy Open House

Fearless Class Patrol Vessels

Formidable Class Frigates

You can also visit foreign warships at this year’s Navy Open House. One of the highlights must be the Littoral Combat Ships from the United States Navy – USS FREEDOM!

Foreign Warships at Navy Open House Singapore

Close up of USS FREEDOM – Littoral Combat Ship from United States Navy

Besides ship visits, visitors can also ballot for a chance to ride onboard these ships as well! Duck rides were also available. Just have to Q. In case you ask where they sail to…the answer is “Cruise to Nowhere!” Sounds very Star Cruise hor?

Duck cruise at the Navy Open House!

There’s also a ONE SAF Avenue, where visitors can have plenty of photo opportunities with assets from the Army and Air Force. In the 3G SAF, the three services (land, sea and air) work together as one integrated and formidable fighting force! Phew!

Tanks from the Army

Bionix Tanks at Navy Open House 2013

Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV) from the Air Force

Futuristic looking Typhoon Gun used onboard some of our Navy Vessels!

If the weather gets hot or the rain threatens, no worries at all. There are several tents that you can visit. For the foodies, check out the F&B tent where there are many food and drinks options available. There are also performances on stage while you enjoy your meals! Don’t forget to try the Mao Shan Wang ice cream! Yummilicious!

At the Experience Zone, you can try your hand at fire fighting or prove your worth as a marksman at the shooting range.

Experience Zone at NOH 2013

Learn about knots and naval traditions at the Navy Open House

Try your hand at the simulators at Navy Open House NOH 2013

The Mission Zone shows the capabilities of the RSN (Republic of Singapore Navy) as well as some of the operations it conducts with countries ALL OVER THE WORLD!!

Entrance to Mission Zone at the Navy Open House

Models of all the classes of ships in the Singapore Navy

After a quick introduction to the class of ships in the Navy, you will be able to enjoy a short video presentation of how the Navy is able to overcome emergency situations (such as an unknown contact) in a professional and decisive manner!

Heart Zone at the Navy Open House 2013

The Heart Zone shows the importance of people to the Navy. There are Navy personnel in the tent who can share some amazing stories with you. There is also a booth for taking photos and they can be given to you, printed, on the spot! Souvenirs are also available at the Heart Zone.

All in all, it was a fantastic experience at the Navy Open House 2013!

Kudos to the Navy and the excellent work that they are doing to protect our seas and ensure the continued growth of our economy! Thanks for having us at the Navy Open House 2013! Looking forward to Navy Open House 2016 already!

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Navy Open House 2013

Stand a chance to win a limited edition Navy Open House 2013 Teddy Bear

Ok, the contest this time is very simple. Just follow these 3 simple steps

1. Choose a photo showing you having a great time at the Navy Open House 2013 (along with a short caption) and send it to our email : contact@2bearbear.com

2. “Like” us on our facebook page : facebook.com/2bearbear

3. Your picture will be uploaded on our FB page. All you have to do is
Get as many people as possible to like your photo on our facebook page!

The winner of the limited edition Navy Open House Teddy Bear (wearing the new pixelised uniform) will be the one with the most number of votes for your picture!

So keep those pictures coming in! Best of luck!

Tom,
2bearbear.com

Contest ends 30 Jun 2013

Disclaimer : This contest has no relation whatsoever to the Navy or Navy Open House 2013. We just happen to have an extra one and giving it away on 2bearbear.com!

See you at the next Navy Open House 2016!

Bow of the Landing Ship Tank at Navy Open House 2013

Information on Navy Open House 2013

Navy Open House 2013 will be held from 18 to 19 May at Changi Naval Base. Yes! This Saturday and Sunday!

There will be loads of fun for the entire family! Fancy a ride on one of the Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) ships or try your hand at the simulators? The Navy Open House offers visitors a chance to have a glimpse of what our sailors do in the Navy!

There’s even an adrenaline charged “Storm and Rescue!” display twice daily, featuring the elite divers in action. If you’re sharp enough, you may even catch the periscope of our very own submarines!

How to get to Navy Open House 2013?

There is only one way to get to Changi Naval Base for the Navy Open House. That is by shuttle buses. The shuttle buses will depart from Singapore Expo Hall 3 from 8am to 4:30pm on 18May (Sat) and from 8:30am to 4:30pm on 19 May (Sun).

You can either drive to the Singapore EXPO (2000 lots available) or take a train to tanah merah mrt and change a train to arrive at the EXPO MRT station.

Navy Open House Opening Hours and Admission Prices

First of all, ADMISSION IS FREE! Although the opening hours is not specifically written, we suggest that you check out the timing of the last bus out and plan from there.

Map of Navy Open House 2013

Navy Open House 2013

Remember to take pictures at the Navy Open House 2013! 2bearbear.com will be holding a contest for you to stand a chance to win souvenirs from the Navy Open House. All you have to do is to remember to take pictures of you having a great time at the Navy Open House 2013!

Further details of the contest will be announced on Saturday! Stay tuned!

In the meantime, snap away and capture those precious moments at the Navy Open House 2013!

Toby’s the Dessert Asylum @ Parkway Parade

The first thing we noticed was that the crew did not have any uniform or same-coloured polo-T. Everyone wore their own shirts to work. Everyone was able to be cashier, serve the food and clear the tables. Talk about empowering! Perhaps it’s a family owned business? Anyone care to comment?

We took some time to scan through the menu as there were simply too many items to choose from!

Mains Menu @ Toby’s the Dessert Asylum

The blue lightning beside some of the dish represents “Chef’s recommendation” or something along those lines. This day, we decided to have one mains and one dessert to share, so we went with the pork stew baked rice.

Pork Stew Baked Rice with Chardonnay @ Toby’s the Dessert Asylum – $12.95

The pork stew somewhat resembled the chinese mei cai kou rou. Surprisingly, this east (pork stew) meets west (baked rice with cheese) combination, worked really well and we tucked into it readily!

Next we had our dessert.

Dessert Menu @ Toby’s the Dessert Asylum

We scanned through the menu and decided to go for another chef’s recommendation that needed 15 minutes of waiting time – The Leaning Tower of Toby.

The Leaning Tower of Toby @ Toby’s the Dessert Asylum – $12.95

The tower was made up of 2 squarish pastries, sandwiched between a strawberry / whipped cream layer as well as a scoop of vanilla ice cream, topped with another roll-like pastry.

The highlight of this dessert would be the fresh cream that went really well with the pastry and berries (there were blue berries as well). We think that the taste and presentation was good. But the price was a little steep.

We also ordered a bottle of Chardonnay ($28.95) to accompany our meal and dessert.

All in all, Toby’s the Dessert Asylum offers good service (friendly staff), warm and welcoming ambience. Standard of food is somewhat comparable to most western joints. Good place to hang out with friends!

Toby’s the Dessert Asylum @ Parkway Parade

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Hard Truth No. 1 : You run your own business

No one ever told us that being a travel blogger is like running your own business AKA TOUGH. Besides writing (which you must enjoy), you tend to various aspects of the site much like a business. You will have to write good quality content (really important!), market the site, speak to potential sponsors, negotiate with companies, compete for travel spots, ensure good customer service, do up your financials and constantly think of ways to improve. Of course, you will be travelling much of the time as well (which drains you physically – we’ll get to that)

Hard Truth No. 2 : Blurred distinction between Work & Play

Since the business is your baby, you will spend alot of time thinking about it. Even in bed. Just before you sleep. If you hold a 9 to 5 job, the distinction is clear. You will focus on your job and go home and relax. The weekends are free for you to enjoy. Not so when you own a business. It becomes a 247 task to make sure that your business runs smoothly.

Travelling also takes on a different meaning. In the past, travelling means “Yay! Time to chillax!”. With travel blogging as a full time job, you will have to think alot about what the readers (yes, we’re thinking of you when we travel) need from our travel experiences. What are the small nuances that will help our readers in their next travel trip. How to have picture perfect moments (still waiting for camera sponsors…) and to deliver the best content to our readers.

Not that we’re complaining, but it is afterall now a whole new ball game.

Hard Truth No. 3 : You really don’t get paid much

You must be thinking that being invited to all the countries, attractions, hotels and restaurants must mean that the companies pay us alot. No. They don’t. Sponsors dont usually give you spending $ per se, which means that you will still need to spend to buy that souvenir or enjoy that dinner.

To that end, living in Singapore also adds to the stress because some months you may do well and in others, “not so well” may be an understatement. The stress is constant and you do have mouths to feed. Aka Kate’s.

Travel blogging is still a dream job!

However, it is not all that bad. It is really a dream job! Writing and travelling combines what we love to do. Takes us to places and allows us to share these experiences with you, our readers.

Whatever you’ll be trying out in the future, the most important thing is to enjoy it!

Now you know the Hard Truths about being a Singapore Travel Blogger, support us LAH!

Our latest E-Book : 2bearbear’s Awesome Travel Tips is available now. A good coffee-table read and lots of interesting and useful information as well.

Alternatively, we will send the E-book to you for FREE! Simply join our 2bearbear Travel Club by following the instructions on the top right hand side of this page. By joining our Travel Club, you will be receiving exclusive deals and updates for your next travel.

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Changi Plaza Hotel Changi Airport

Linked to the terminal 3 of the Singapore Changi Airport, the Crowne Plaza Hotel offers travellers tranquility and relaxation from the bustle of the city, minutes away from your next flight.

Double Beds Changi Airport Hotel Singapore

Soak up in the luxuries of the rooms that Crowne Plaza Hotel has to offer. With 320 rooms ranging from Club, Deluxe to Suites available, you’ll be thoroughly relaxed and raring to go for your next appointment or flight!

Bathrooom Hotel Near Airport Singapore

You may also choose to just relax at the swimming pool, chill at the lounges available or even work up a sweat at the fitness gym as well.

Changi Plaza Hotel Changi Airport Swimming Pool

Imagine being able to just relax in a pool right after a long flight…shiok!

The Crowne Plaza Hotel Changi Airport is the perfect rest stop for you weary travellers out there, transiting at the Singapore Airport or even for the frequent business travellers who knows that a good rest can boost up your vitality, look no further than this great hotel! There’s even a business center all ready for you workaholics as well! :p

So the next time you need a good rest in a relaxed setting near the Singapore Changi Airport, look no further than the Crowne Plaza Hotel Changi Airport!

Have a great stay in Singapore!

Things to do and Attractions at Zaanse Schans

There are so many things to do and attractions at Zaanse. Here are some of the things that you must visit here.

Traditional Windmills @ Zaanse Schans

What is a visit to the Netherlands without taking some pictures of traditional windmills? Indeed, Holland is famous for its windmills and here, there are still working windmills that produce spices and saw!

Traditional Windmills

A Spice Making Windmill

Spices available for sale inside the windmill

The following video shows the insides of the windmill and how the wind energy is converted to mechanical energy that grinds the spices.

Windmill Mechanism

Wooden Shoe Workshop

Besides the famous windmills, you can also visit the clogs shop or the wooden shoe workshop!

Wooden Shoe Workshop

Here you can have a short lesson on the history of clogs in the Netherlands as well as all around the world! Thereafter, there’s a clogs making demonstration as well. (Check out timings of demonstration with shop keeper)

Wooden Shoe Making Demonstration

After the demonstration, you can take your pick at the numerous clogs that are available for sale!

Clogs for sale

Click the following for a more detailed coverage of Wooden Shoe Clogs Workshop at Zaanse Schans.

Other Attractions at Zaanse Schans

There are also other attractions such as the Zaan Museum, Cheese Making Shop (aka Cheese Farm), Dutch Clock Museum as well as the oldest Albert Heijn in the Netherlands!

Cheese Making Cottage

Oldest Albert Heijn since 1887

Dutch Clock Museum

Dont forget to take time to enjoy the picturesque views around the area as well!

Garden Walkway

How to get to Zaanse Schans

We have created a post on How to get to Zaanse Schans here. However, just to give you a quick direction. You can either hop on the train from Amsterdam Centraal Station to Koog Zaandijk station OR take the bus 391 from Amsterdam Central which stops right at the Zaan Museum.

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Zaanse Schans the Netherlands

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The announcement of the winner of the
“Dinner for 2 at Raffles Courtyard, Raffles Hotel Singapore“!

And the winner goes to…*Drum Rolls*

MR TAY YONG CHUEN!

Congratulations Mr Tay! You will be receiving an email with all the information from us shortly! We wish you an unforgettable dinner with your loved ones at the Raffles Courtyard!

To all our readers, do not be dismayed! Watch out for our next promotion at the end of May!

Tom,
2bearbear.com

Corridor to Big Mama Restaurant @ Kim Tian Road Singapore

Recommendations outside Big Mama Korean Restaurant

Recommended Dishes at Big Mama Korean Restaurant

If it is your first time visiting Big Mama, no worries. There are several recommendations including the Dakgalbi (Spicy Grilled Chicken – $15 per serving , minimum 2 servings) and Suyuk (Boiled Pork – $25) and you will definitely not go wrong with these recommendations. Even if you’re a newbie to Korean food like Kate and I, the friendly staff will show you the “ropes”.

On our first visit, we were pleasantly surprised that the staff took time to explain the different ways to savour the Suyuk. She made 3 different versions of the dish for us as she explained whether the dips were spicy or not (not spicy one). Unfortunately, we did not take many photos on our first visit. Hence, we made sure we did on our 2nd!

Free side dishes at Big Mama’s!

These 6 side dishes (ignore the reddish looking one at the extreme right – it’s actually a dip for the soup) are complimentary (AND REFILLABLE!!!! Did we put enough exclamations??). Our favourite, like most customers is the lotus root. In this dish, there are long beans and lotus root. The white sauce is peanuty and sesame-ey while the vege are crunchy and fresh. Really gets your appetite going!

Dakgalbi (spicy grilled chicken) – Recommended Dish @ Big Mama Korean Restaurant

The Dakgalbi is definitely our favourite dish! Considering that we do not usually order the same dish twice, this dish must have caught our attention, having ordered it on both our visits. You will have a choice of having the dish prepared right in front of you or for the staff to prepare it first before bringing it to you. Well, the cool thing is that you can see how it’s done right before your very eyes. The not so cool thing? Well…smell that lingers on your shirt…Oh, on that note, please dress comfortably and not to the nines. Because of the preparation methods, the smell is actually quite strong. Yummy but strong.

You know when you watch Korean shows and towards the end of the meal, they will pour in some rice and fry it? This can be done with Dakgalbi. Again, no worries if you’re a newbie. The friendly staff will approach you to ask if you would like to have fried rice. A bowl of rice ($3 per bowl) will be added and fried together with generous amounts of grounded sesame seeds, seaweed and seasoning. Something not to be missed!

Last but not least, do not be mistaken by the red colour and think that this is “kimchi”. If you taste the Dakgalbi and the kimchi side dish. You will notice the difference. Another korean food lesson for us. The kimchi is spicy though. Beware…:)

Emuk Jeongol @ Big Mama – A Fish Cake Hot Pot

Remember the reddish dip above? It goes with the fish cake in this fish cake hot pot also known as Emuk Jeongol. We’re really glad that we were recommended this dish because it is a nice mild yet delicious soup that balances the strong tastes of the Dakgalbi. The servings of fish cake is really GENEROUS. We were thinking to ourselves “there’s still more fish cake?!” after eating so many pieces! There were 5 of us and we still left 1 piece standing. The texture of the fish cake is not the “do-ing” kind that we usually eat with our mee pok. It is chewy yet not jelat. Great dish.

Remember that the side dishes are refillable!!!

How to get to Big Mama Korean Restaurant at Kim Tian Road

Big Mama Korean Restaurant is located at 2 Kim Tian Road. Although it says “2″, it is actually the first restaurant along this street. There is a bus stop along Tiong Bahru road which you can take buses 5,16,33,63,123 and 195. It is also within walking distance from Tiong Bahru MRT.

Location of Big Mama Korean Restaurant – Close to the intersection of Tiong Bahru and Kim Tian Road

REMEMBER : To avoid disappointment, you MUST make reservations by calling 6270 7704. For dinners, there are 2 time slots, 6 to 8pm and 8 to 11pm (last order at 10pm). If you are in the 6 to 8pm time slot, you must leave at 8pm for the next wave of customers. Well, good food ought to be shared right?

Overall Comment : Food is definitely good and service was great on our first visit. During our 2nd visit, the staff seemed to be quite busy as the restaurant is almost always full. Oh, the smokey thingy as well. Otherwise, MUST GO!

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Big Mama Korean Restaurant Kim Tian Singapore

Did we mention that the side dishes at Big Mama Korean Restaurant, are refillable?