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New Camp-Themed Malaysian Restaurant in Melbourne

What a gem we’ve found! As expected, you’ve got to follow locals to find the best traditional dishes. This hidden gem (Kopilicious) on the second floor serves insanely delicious Malaysian casual dining! The camping-style theme of this restaurant is rare in Melbourne! It’s a newly opened Malaysian restaurant in the city. While the chairs are […]

Japan handmade Onigiri in Sydney – Mogu Mogu

In Sydney, we didn’t know you actually can eat hand made Onigiri that makes you feel like you’re in Hokkaido! Didn’t expect passing by Sydney Place a few days ago, and we discovered this small Onigiri shop Mogu Mogu! Their Onigiri come in two types: the cheaper pre-made ones, and the pricier made-to-order ones. We […]

Japanese cafe in Melbourne city – NIJUUSAN

We visited a small cafe NIJUUSAN which we really really like in Melbourne city! Hidden at a small black-brick corner in Carlton, entering the shop feels like walking into a time machine. Hand-drawn sign at the door, green Godzilla poster on the wall. Retro TV playing Blu-ray cartoons. Table corners have food toys and handwritten […]

Queen Mary Falls

We discovered a fairy waterfall near Brisbane, just drive west. Very suitable for a weekend one-day trip with friends or for a family day! The Queen Mary Falls can be found directly on the map, feels much bigger than Mt Tamborine! Parking is easy, just walk down along the track for about 15 minutes to […]

Steavenson Falls Marysville

Turns out Melbourne has such a summer retreat waterfall town. The waterfall is located deep in the mountains. In summer, if you have time, you can stay for a night. The town has very beautiful hotels and art galleries. Of course, you can also do a round trip in one day. We left at 1 […]

Queenscliff wormhole – things to do in Sydney

We drove to Manly early in the morning, if you want to go just typed “manly wormhole” into Google, and it took us straight to the parking spot! The wormhole is at Queencliff Beach (which is basically Manly and you’ll see the rock pool there). The parking area is in a residential neighborhood, so you […]

Things to do in Nelson Bay Port Stephens

Where to go for school holidays? Of course it’s Nelson Bay. 200 kilometres from Sydney, two and a half hours by car, very suitable for short parent-child trips! Woke up in the morning, we had breakfast and can depart from Sydney. Generally, hotels check in at 2 pm. So when you arrive at Nelson Bay […]

Snow at Lake Mountain

Australia entered the snow season. Before it gets too cold, bring your baby to see the snow. We searched for Mt Buller, which takes at least three hours to drive to, and since it’s mainly focused on skiing, and our kid is only three years old and not at the right age, we did some […]

Great Ocean Road Chocolaterie & Ice Creamery

This was our first stop on the Great Ocean Road trip. Since we were staying near Apollo Bay, it took three hours to drive there. Following the principle of a relaxed family trip. And because kids don’t like long car rides, we stumbled upon the Great Ocean Road Chocolaterie & Ice Creamery. With both chocolate […]

Melbourne Glamping Metung Hotspring

A friend highly recommended Metung Hot Springs, so we drove 3.5 hours from Melbourne’s eastern suburbs to get there! This place has a few unique features, aside from the hilltop standalone barrel hot springs, their sauna rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows on two sides, so you can enjoy the lake view while sweating it out. Compared to most dark, claustrophobic […]