School's out and the kids and I are feeling exuberant! Yes, as if I was the one taking the exam. Ok, school's  not exactly over yet, but they are now feeling as free as a bird.

It's great that the school timed to complete exams before the public holiday and we could bring the kids out to spend a great evening on Hari Raya Haji Eve. Last minute, Sis joined in as well. Headed to Ion and decided to have ramen at Menya Musashi. Have heard rave reviews and the crazy queues and it's suppose to be the top 3 ranking ramen shop in Tokyo.

Hungry Seth!

Shan received some book vouchers during her birthday and she has long been looking forward to spend it. So, after dinner, made a pit stop at Kinokuniya for her to pick up the books.

She completed reading all her books within 2 days. Urrrg, that seemed so wasted! Unfortunately and fortunately for her, I have soft spot for books. I think the bookshelf is screaming abuse and seriously, I think I need to sell off some of the books to accommodate for more books.

Ended the  night with crepes! Actually, we were looking forward to eat pancakes at Strictly Pancakes @ Prinsep Street. But, they were already closed by the time we reached there. Disappointed, we settled for the french cosy looking cafe next to it selling crepes. And it was a wonderful and delightful find! If not for the fact that we were still full from the ramen, I think I could have eaten more. The guys were not interested unlike the ladies (and girl) who had different stomach for different categories of food. There's always space for sweet stuff after dinner and crepe is just IT!


It's tucked in the little corner and easily missed. We tried the dessert crepes. Hope to go back again to try the savoury ones. Mamamiaaaa..

Crêperie des Arts
44 Prinsep Street