Craving for some malaysian food? Now we dont have to travel long distance to Malaysia for malaysian food. Right in our backyard on Sentosa, Resort World had a Malaysian Food Street,a food court that houses about 17 stalls that sell authentic Malaysian hawker fare at Resorts World Sentosa.
To enter inside the food street, we need to queue to go in but the queue was a moving queue and very fast, dont have to wait very long to enter the food street but ordering the food and waiting for the food you need to be patient hahaha. You need to wait about 30 mins to one hour for your food especially so if the stall is popular.
Lots of seats right inside the food court, so no worry about not getting the seats. It was very well organised, they dont allowed too many people to enter at one time. This way, you wont have people standing around you trying to rush you to finish your food so that they can take over your seats.
Most of the 17 stalls have long queues, I guess cause it was because of the Chinese New Year Period and also the food court was newly opened.
I had this Malacca Chicken Rice Balls with chicken meat, waited more than half an hour for my food.
My sis had this Klang Bak Kut Teh (Pork Ribs Soup)
Ice Kachang for dessert
There's also a pastry shop selling egg tarts and other malaysian famous pastries.
I definitely will go back again to try other food.
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The ticket was S$25 for adult, S$20 for senior 60 and above and children between 4 to 12.
It was important to know which angle to stand to get the best of your photos. Most of the time, there's marking on the floor to indicate where to stand to capture the best moment of the trick.
If unsure of how to pose to get the trick, there's always the poster(like the top and below photo) at the side of each exhibit to teach you the correct pose.
Not necessary to rotate our camera, we can always rotate via the computer when we load the photo to get the trick position.
Most important not to have photo bombers, like the little girls at the side spoiling the whole photo of their friend in the middle.
Difficult to get this pose, we are too old to bend backwards on the statue, our back really aching hahaha. So did not attempt this trick.
Love this pose, all we had to do is to rotate our photo.
Photo teaching us how to pose as if we were climbing the side of the wall.
Pop over to the official website of Trick Eye Museum for more information.
