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01 May

It’s a jungle out there

The day was dragging me to the core, so I stepped outside and done some phototaking using my iPhone as a substitute of my Nikon. I went from Central to Wanchai to Causeway Bay.

It’s a jungle out there. But at least I enjoyed my time at G.O.D. How amazing to find a unique design using a kitchen plastic basin drainer that turned into a super-cool hanging light lamps.

MTR from Central To Causeway Bay

Sogo Department Store

Just Do It Billboard

Krispy Kreme

My favorite part of the shop, CUSHIONS!

A Woman in a silly red stockings and a shiny bag

My not-so-favorite Home Furniture shop

And oh, did I say I hate Krispy Kreme? Not their Doughnuts. They don’t make a better ice latte than the ones you can buy at Starbucks. Pero, meron na silang Free Home Delivery.

Besides, I was aiming to buy something (which I did, again) and end up at IKEA meeting an old folks looking for a twin bed and a closet. They remembered that I do like giving some “design ideas” on how to choose a great bedroom furnitures, like as if. I didn’t take a photo of us since it wasn’t allowed – if only I just snapped and didn’t ask the yellow-uniformed guy.

And I finally got that Diesel, leather wrist band, that I’d been lurking at Lane Crawford.

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12 Comments

  1. 1 05/01/2008 at 10:20 pm
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    I can’t agree with you more. krispy kreme may have the freshest doughnuts but the coffee tasted stale and a bit pulpy, it’s plain bad. it’s as if they’re not changing the filter of their percolators. the tannin on the brew just makes my gut go sour. and the fancier baked products they offer? for me, they’re candy bars posing as doughnuts. way too sweet.

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  2. 2 05/01/2008 at 10:21 pm
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    For some reason I like Dunkin Donuts better than Krispy. Dunkin still tastes very good when cold. I don’t mind carrying few boxes of Dunkin from Manila whenever I visit Bicol – wala sa amin eh.

    Well , IT’S JUST A FREAK’IN DONUT! We’d do just as well sticking our face in a bag of sugar, hahaha.

  3. 3 05/02/2008 at 6:21 am
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    Ooh, I love IKEA! I don’t really go and buy furniture from there, but the restaurants inside the store are GREAT!

  4. 4 05/02/2008 at 6:22 am
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    I don’t buy bulky IKEA stuff anymore. My living condition was downsized to just the basic, small table, small chair, small foldable dining table – everything turned like MINIS. I don’t even eat in my own plate anymore, I buy my food outside and eat them straight from the styrofoam. Not very environmental-friendly huh?

  5. 5 05/02/2008 at 8:40 pm
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    my hubby dont like to go to ikea kasi parati daw daming tao :( heniway, i got to finally taste krispy kreme when i was in manila early this year — masarap nga and i love their simple flavors as for coffee, no comment. tea drinker ako e.

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  6. 6 05/02/2008 at 8:42 pm
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    Krispy Kreme arrived in HK really late, mga 1 yr pa lang ata and they start branching out – I notice before locals were not a fan of “sweets” and “coffees” but now you can find them in every corner of the road, just like McDo.

    IKEA here is pretty small unlike in EU, mawawala ka talaga sa laki ng – pero nowadays, IKEA here is a place where you want to spend time appreciating small stuff and Pinoys are fans of kitchenwares – mura kasi para pang “door-to-door”.

  7. 7 05/03/2008 at 5:23 am
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    I love krispy kremes too, though “nakakaumay” minsan when you always eat it kc nga super sweet. I haven’t tried the iced coffee. You don’t like it? Do you recommend?

    I love IKEA too! The best yun lalo na when you move in to a new place and just starting out with new furnitures, etc. Ganda ng mga styles nila sa rooms, kitchen, etc.

  8. 8 05/03/2008 at 5:24 am
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    Starbucks rules when it comes to coffee. I’d pick their cheesecakes over Krispy Kreme’s donuts actually. My favorite is the Caramel Machiatto. Try mo!

  9. 9 05/04/2008 at 5:53 pm
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    When I was still in HK. Going to Ikea and G.O.D was my retail therapy!

    I never liked Sogo though. Feeling ko parang Fairmart before in Manila! hahahhaha

    on Krispy Kreme. I like the normla, glazed doughnuts. That’s it. Coffee sucks , I agree!

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  10. 10 05/05/2008 at 11:28 pm
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    Duke, uunga ano? Sogo is so so like Fairmart. Well now it’s huge, extended na – and the Gucci is always the crowded shop in there – you even have to wait 30mins in the queue. The locals favorite brand. I’d say, even myself even got ‘Guccizied’.

    Nakuu Starbucks are everywhere na – it’s becoming like the McDo version when it comes to “what size is your coffee over what size is your ice-tea”?

  11. 11 05/11/2008 at 2:10 pm
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    we have doughnuts at work almost everyday and i normally just eat a tiny portion of a piece. sa edad ko kasi, if i don’t watch out, i will turn into a blimp quickly.

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  12. 12 05/14/2008 at 7:24 am
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    krispy kremes are good to satisfy cravings, i think, but not as a staple food. tama ka, the donuts are light and fluffy but i find them too sweet. dunkin donuts, da best. :)

    buti ka pa pasyal and shopping galore over there. i’ll just live through you na lang. :D

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