An evening at Changi Beach and dinner at Caffe B

                                                 
Dinner at Marina Bay's Caffe B

We spent the evening at Changi Beach. The sea breeze was refreshing and cool. We parked our vehicle near the Changi Ferry Terminal (free parking on Sunday and public holidays). The place wasn't as crowded as expected as tomorrow is a working day.
Changi Beach is popular among locals as a hangout for overnight family picnics, especially on weekends. Some individuals enjoy fishing, watching landing airplanes, jogging and watching the sunrise or sunset here. Sunrise can be viewed from the SAF Changi Ferry Terminal on the eastern end of the park and sunsets can be viewed from Changi Point. Barbecue parties, camping and watersports are some common activities. In addition, food lovers visit Changi Beach for seafood at the nearby Bistro@Changi, or for different food options at Changi Village.
For dinner, we took a drive to Marina Bay, 30 minutes away. We visited the Japanese Italian restaurant named Caffe B. It was our first visit. My wife ordered the Cordon Blue and myself the Wagyu Bolognese. The food was average and a bit costly. Total bill was $84 as shown in the receipt above. Won't recommend anyone there.

8 October 2015 Thursday

PSI in the moderate range (86) in the early morning

Our job assignment for today

While waiting for the dog to arrive, we brought our KFC breakfast to Changi beach which is near the Changi Cargo Terminal. The scenery as in the picture is quite good as the haze is not as dense as in other parts of Singapore (the beach is at the eastern end).
After breakfast, we picked the pet,clear through all the formalities and transport it home in the western side of the island ( a good 30 minutes drive).

Afternoon coffee and vitamin c tablets

It was coffee and chocolate coated croissant at Toast Box in the afternoon. Also bought a box of vitamin C tablets from Seletar Mall. It contains 60 tablets and cost $5.10c (imported from Australia). The vitamin C that I'm currently taking is triple this price (also from Australia). The pharmacy mark up so much in terms of pricing that it amounts to cutting one's throat.

Dinner @Fatboy's Burger (Serangoon Gardens)

The Whimpy Beef burger ($15) is the one on top with a fried egg and the bottom picture is the Royale with Cheese ($12). The Lemon Lime Bitter is $3.50c. The burgers are quite good but the fries are terribly salty. Frankly, we prefer the Burger King's Cheesy Beef burger with toasted turkey bacon ($9.15c meal set)