A night out on the town

We spent a couple of nights out on the town with former and/or current students of M. It was a lot of fun. We got to see what they do in Singapore, instead of what our “usual” was.

Before we made it out to the students, we stopped in M’s favorite place in Singapore, Little Inida. This isn’t necessarily my favorite place, as there is actually quite  a bit of chauvinism. For instance, I feel uncomfortable in that part of town wearing shorts or a sundress. However, the food is really good – M enjoys Chicken Tikka, and I like Dosai (a pancake filled with different stuff like mashed potatoes. 

The look on M’s face is priceless. He may have eaten all that food in less than 5 minutes – lol!

Afterwards we had to make a brief stop at the Money Changer. 

I thought this was a super cool picture with a monk exchanging money at the same time as M.

Mahatma Gandhi Library in Little India

We meet the students at a fancy waffle place, but we decided to go with them back to hawker center in Chinatown that had a couple of craft beer stalls.

It’s awesome to see the craft beer culture in a hawker center – prices are much more reasonable than at “western” style restaurants. Also, I loved this Uncle in charge of the stand.

The students and M also split claypot chicken and rice. 

All in all a fun night!