Waterloo and Zetland finally have a market too! Starting from this Easter, Green Square kicks off its weekend market every Saturday from 8 am to 2 pm! We went on the first day, and it was bustling with activity. There’s a market open near Green Square station on weekends! The fruits and vegetables are all […]
Sydney Easter Show Complete Guide 2024
It’s Easter Show time again! We spent the weekend fulfilling this year’s wishes with the kids. We went this weekend, and there were very few people, hardly any queues. Probably because the students haven’t started their holidays yet. Also, it’s Sunday, and the kids have school the next day! What we think Upon entering the […]
Tesselaar Flower Festival – Guide to Annual Flower Festival
The annual Tesselaar KaBloom Flower Festival is here! This floral festival is held every autumn at Tesselaar Flower Farm. Spread across five acres of gardens, over a million flowers are in full bloom, making it an absolutely family-friendly event! The festival has been running for over 60 years and has become a much-anticipated event for […]
Newest Cat Cafe on the Gold Coast – Cat Coffee – SuperMarCat
A new place we recently discovered, the “Cat Coffee – SuperMarCat” is a haven for cat lovers and of course for families with kids! From the moment you step in, every detail is adorned with adorable cat logos, from spoons and cups to plates and napkins! Seven adorable cats were roaming around the place, with […]
Chestnut & Walnut Picking near Blue Mountains – Kookootonga Chestnut and Walnut Farm
Where to go for Easter holiday? Of course, to the Blue Mountains for chestnut and walnut picking! And yes, it’s chestnut picking season again. This chestnut orchard (Kookootonga Chestnut and Walnut Farm) located in Mt Irvine, about 2.5 hours from Sydney, is managed by an elderly couple. You need to pass through the Blue Mountains […]
Bubble Retreats – Staying in a Bubble
We happened to come across this bubble house that we’ve always wanted to visit over the weekend and managed to experience it since there was availability. Overall, we feel the experience was quite good. Wilsons Prom and Tarra Bulga aren’t too far away, although it might not be suitable for everyone. What we think Staying […]
Sebastian Kawamata – Melbourne’s Japanese Shaved Ice
Tokyo’s renowned Sebastian Kakigori, led by chef Hiroshi Kawamata, finally opens its first Melbourne store at Melbourne CT after last year’s pop-up success! Compared to the previous pop-up, several new flavours have been added. They’re the first to introduce the Japanese shaved ice concept to Melbourne, even before Kumo Pancakes or Fuwa Kakigori, and it’s […]
A Colorful Journey Through the New Exhibition “JOY” at Immigration Museum
The Immigration Museum has unveiled its latest exhibition, “JOY,” which merges creativity, colour, and thematic storytelling. Seven exhibition zones have been established by artists from seven continents, collectively exploring the meaning of happiness through vibrant colours. At the entrance, there’s a colourful sharing wall where visitors can contribute by sharing what brings them joy! What […]
Korean Rice Cake Cafe in Sydney – Siroo
Sydney CBD also has rice cake coffee and Korean chewy rice cakes now! We’ve heard about this famous Korean cafe (Siroo) for a long time, although there are branches in Eastwood, Burwood, North Ryde, we haven’t specifically gone to check in. We didn’t expect it to open in the city, hehe, it’s the grand opening! […]
Sydney By Kayak – Sydney Harbour Kayaking
Apart from yachts and ferries, kayaking offers another perspective to admire Sydney! Starting from Lavender Bay, we had professional and humorous instructors with us the whole time! Since we bumped into a pole right at the beginning, we became the focus of attention for the instructor, who kept us relaxed with humour throughout the trip, […]