what i did in a day at punggol

1. Cycling

- punggol has many park connector networks connecting everywhere together. One of the things that makes punggol such a nice place to adventure is the scenic bike paths. My boyfriend and I decided to use one of the bike rental apps, and cycled from his place down to Northshore Plaza. It was safe and convenient, and we took many pictures along the way. There are still other places we could have cycled to, such as Waterway Point, Punggol Container Park and even Coney Island.

2. Food

- We visited Northshore Plaza, a newly built shopping mall in Punggol West. There were many food options, such as Dancing Crab/ Slappy Cakes, Hai Di Lao, and even a sushi restaurant. After walking around and taking a look at most of the food options, we decided to eat at this foodcourt-concept eatery. Interestingly, the stalls were not your usual coffeeshop stalls. Instead, they were stalls of well-known food brands, such as Mrs Pho and Hawker Chan. We decided to get Tonkotsu Soba from the Tsuta stall, which was 8.80 a bowl. The broth was rich and fragrant, and the soba noodles were also cooked medium-hard, which is my favourite hardness level. We also bought fruit juice mocktails from the Hawker Chan stall for 2.80, and the drinks were sweet and cold, perfect after cycling under the hot sun!!!

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