Hans @ National Library was the nearest thing we can find but frankly I find the food not bad! This is the Chicken Alfredo that I had that night.

Wore my Orange kebaya top to watch the play

My mum! 

After a hurried dinner, we went in just in time for the show!

Got time to take picture means early haha

The stage set-up was MARVELOUS!

It was entirely built like a typical Peranakan household, with its antique chairs and cabinets. Too bad there were extremely strict no photo-taking rules to abide to throughout the whole duration in the theater, or else I would love to have taken more before the performance started!

Breaktime means an opportunity to eat, mingle and look at the wares offered by various stalls.

They were selling an array of items such as the Nonya dumplings to food seasoning to batik styled cloth.

Two little Bibiks! Soooo cute.

Sambal balacan from Rumah Bebe in Katong 

(Happen to be the same place I got my Orange kebaya top from!)

Then my mum turned around and saw her Bibik friend selling Ku pie ti there!

A part of food culture I love so much

I enjoyed the show so much! It was so funny and emotional at the same time. 

“What can you do to promote world peace? Go home and love your family.” 

- Mother Teresa

Thats true!