We have furthered our explorations with Ms. K! This time, we drove all the way to Melaka 🙂 It was a short but filling trip 😛
- Day 1: Took us close to an hour to clear customs, and we did a stopover at Muar to get some Muar Otak at Otak Otak Cheng Boi 阿梅麻坡烏打, before having lunch at Glutton Street 贪吃街. Reached Melaka, dropped our bags and went to buy Bunga Raya Popiah. Light dinner at Capitol Seafood 佳必多祖传海鲜小吃, before visiting Jonker Street. Coffee break at The Stolen Cup, supper at CK Satey, and da-baoed dough fritters from 九楼油条 back to hotel room.
- Day 2: Breakfast at 林记沙煲肉骨茶, nursed a kopi-c kosong at the food centre, followed by lunch at De Ocean 大洋點心. Coffee break at The Coffee JAR. Back to hotel to rest, before having dinner at SamFu Restaurant. Snacked at Tong Bee Stall 東美檔, and da-baoed dough fritters from 九楼油条 again back to hotel room.
- Day 3: Breakfast at Low Yong Moh Dim Sum Restaurant 榮茂茶室, coffee at Rainforest Coffee Bean Cafe, snacked at Jonker 88. Lunch at Thong Shui House before making our way back to Singapore.
We had a free and easy 5D4N trip to the southern part of Taiwan, and it all began with the 6am flight to 高雄 Kaohsiung Airport via Scoot. We had managed to get a pretty good deal for about $150 per pax without seat selection, luggage or food 🙂
We met up with our driver 王师傅 at our hotel 頭等艙飯店高雄‧站前館 Airline Inn – Kaoshiung Station for our day trip to 屏東 Ping Tung at 9am. He was the alternate driver whom 許大哥 (who took us from 高雄国际機場 Kaohsiung International Airport to 東港码头 Donggang Ferry Terminal) offered, as he had a last-minute assignment. We could not help but feel a little disappointed as we thought 許大哥 was really friendly and experienced. While 王师傅 seemed to be rather unfamiliar with this area (and we appeared to have done quite a bit of detours during the earlier part of the trip) he was a very safe and patient driver.
We were finally going on a trip again!
So, Ms. T heard all about 
Taiwan remains as our favourite short-trip destination!
A Jetstar promo got us packing for a short trip to Hong Kong 🙂