Coconut Court Hotel

... by fisherman ( joining with fisherman). Back boat have a rest with cold drinks. Coming and exploring the beautiful water coconut palm paradise. Listening and learning about the the life of Former V.C soldier against the Southern U.S. ARMY before 1975 ...

... water and make hot porridge, something to tide the hungry bellies over til lunch anyway. I was looking forward to the activities this hotel promised - basketball, a games room and best of all a golf course. Well, the golf course was there - sort of. The ...

... ate a panini, and Lupita ate a huge dish of Lasagna. We were all eating off each other's plates. I think I ate all the coconut rice, though. Yummm! I will probably talk about food most in my e-mails, which will probably suprise no-one. haha Then we ...

Arriving in Singapore we were full of excitement as our shuttle bus drove us to the lovely Albert Court Hotel near the Little India district where we would spend the next 3 nights in luxury, thanks Mum and Dad! The hotel itself was situated around a ...

... young children on swings and slides. I caught my first glimpses of the ocean from the park...very tropical, with palm and coconut trees sporadically segmenting my view of the sea. I meandered to the nearby Bird Island footbridge, which wasn't so much a ...

... - a real bargain. The room is excellent –on the first floor, overlooking the pool and beach 30 metres away through the coconut palms. We settle in, shower, get the washing going, and down for a late lunch at the  beach-side restaurant, with a ...

... us to sit down and he would get us some treats. · Roti Prata - Indian pizza · Onde Onde - green balls with shredded coconut and brown sugar fillings · Kueh lapis - brown layered cake · Pulut inti - blue rice with brown sugar · Pandanus cake - green ...

... of liver damage we've incurred. But all worth it. Our proclaimed intent on being lazy tourists has been successfully administered. Coconut, pawpaw, mango, banana. Nooo ! Not more coconut ! (Now we're really sounding like the locals) It's definitely time ...

... we had been there: -8 to 0 and we felt it. We did some more shopping before stopping at Paris Baguette for Coconut Buns on the way back to the hotel. One of the ladies who was at reception (we think she may have owned the hotel) came out and helped the ...

... when we noticed a show about to start at the end of the road, there was a Malaysian guy who could put his fingers through a coconut. It sounded entertaining so we took a seat not realising what we had let ourselves in for. Chris became star of the show ...

... , such as yams and casava. I asked for it spicy, which it wasn’t, but still very tasty. The bill, including a couple of coconut rums, came to 45EC. Took a walk around the area south of the harbour which appears to be residential, then back to Petit ...

... to Suntec City and wandered around I found a food court and tried Kaya Toast and enjoyed it and now I wish I had bought some coconut jam back with me. I will just have to go back to get the jam another time. This place is enormous and ...

... ; Even mall food court food is exceptional. Thus far my favorites have been: Laksa, a spicy coconut milk based curry with noodles, shrimp and chicken. - food court Curry puffs-onion and chicken samosa, we purchased from a little girl at 6:30 in the ...

... harder to get around because you had to walk down over 100 steps down (of course the pathway was lined with venders selling coconut carvings, sarong, and cold drinks).  We watched a shop lady doing her magic with palm leaves, weaving and cutting to ...

... -Fried rice with pork at mall food court - 75 cents -Pho Gai (chicken noodle soup) at Pho 24 - $2 -2 iced coffees at Pho 24 - $2 -Coconut ice cream cone on street - 50 cents Total Food Budget - $9.50...and we were full! If we could just give up the iced ...

... were going to buy some of the pre packed coffee and tea they were selling, he was sadly mistaken. We tried numerous types including coconut, hazelnut, plain white and even durian fruit flavour, oh yes a rose tea which was ice cold and the nicest of the ...

... of the best examples of modern Malay architecture that includes traditional (i.e. Islamic) elements into the design. Beside the hotel was Court Hill Ganesh Temple, a tiny place on the street corner that was always busy with Hindu Indian's lighting ...

... Baht, not bad for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. They also have a stop over where you can have a snack of pineapples and coconut juice. This includes transfers by the way. We were able to get this tour package thru the very helpful concierge of the ...

... left foot. Just helping out the stray dogs! To complete the already amazing main meal, I deep fried sweet bananas coated in a fresh coconut creamy batter.  Can I say vanilla ice cream would have just mad nly better, but a sugar coma for sure!!  ...

... at tourists which was welcome after some of be markets we've seen. Next we went to an island where they weaved mats, made coconut based sweets and also rice paper. We had some honey tea made from fresh honey and ate the white residue that worker bees ...

... buy dinner, not quite KFC for Brad, and another strange ais kacang for Elise. Malaysian experiences: - Kampung Baru - Suria KLCC - Malaysian antiques and homewares - nasi lemak, nut delight and coconut sweets - colonial KL - ais kacang for ...