Sour Panda Travels!

1) Peanut cake (Dongdaemun) If you are a peanut lover, I would definitely recommend getting this!  It is not overly sweet and best to eat it when it is piping hot. Imagine this, soft pancake wrapping around a whole peanut. It is a great go-to snack to get while shopping along Dongdaemun. 2) Corndog (Dongdaemun) Looking at this picture makes me salivate! There was a variety of combination to choose from like a hotdog with cheese or cheese only and many others. However, what I am holding on is just mozzarella cheese stick wrapped with a crispy batter. The vendor had a selection of sauces to choose from but still not going adventurous and al1. I went for the basic, mayo and hot sauce! Yet, there can be some improvements to be made with this street food. If only the batter could be thinner cause 70% of this goodness was just bread. Nonetheless, it was really delicious and you should give it a try. 3) BBQ (Hongdae) The BBQ there was phenomenal! It was a very c

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Blue Mountain  The Blue Mountains is one of my favourite places in Australia! It is very different from city life in New South Wales! How to get there? Sydney to Katoomba It is so convenient to get to the Blue Mountains. There are trains available from Central Station every half an hour before 0900 and every hour after 0900. Ride up takes about approximately 2 hours so you can just take a nap if you start off your day too early. You will pass by Parramatta, Westmead, Penrith and Springwood however the right station to alight is Katoomba. You will only need to use your Opal card to get to the top of the Blue Mountains. The first available train departs at 0423 and last available train departs at 0018 from Central station. Katoomba to Sydney For weekdays, the first available train departs at 0302 and for weekends and holidays, the first available train departs at 0438. How much does it take? Train fare can be paid with Opal card! Peak Hours: 8.69 AUD N

1) Queen Victoria Building Address: QVB 455 George St, Sydney, NSW 2000 Working Hours: Monday - Sunday (0900 - 1800) ⬇To know more click on the link below ⬇ Website:  https://www.qvb.com.au 2) Westfield Sydney Address: Cnr Pitt St Mall and Market St Sydney NSW 2000 Working Hours: Monday - Sunday (0930 - 1900) ⬇To know more click on the link below ⬇ Website:  https://www.westfield.com.au/sydney 3) The Strand Arcade Recommended stores! ➡  The Nut Shop They provide a variety of flavoured and chocolate-covered nuts. Totally recommend the cinnamon almonds & candied macadamias! Location: Shop 25, Ground Floor Working Hours: Monday - Friday (0900 - 1730)                            Saturday (0900 - 1600)                            Sunday (1100 - 1600) ⬇To know more click on the link below ⬇ Website:  https://www.nutshop.com.au Address: 412 - 414 George St, Sydney, NSW 2000 Working Hours: Monday - Sunday (0900 - 1730) ⬇To know more click on the

1) Eating World Eating world is just like our Food Republic with lesser options. It is located near the Chinatown area and they have a variety of good Asian Food like Japanese, Chinese, Thai and many more! The bulgogi, dumplings, " 煮炒 “are highly recommended by many locals and tourists. The nearest train station is either Town Hall or Museum or Central. Address: 25-29 Dixon St, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia Working Hours: Monday - Sunday (1000 - 2200) 2) Pancakes on the rocks Pancake on the rocks serves very deliciously, light and fluffy pancakes! I personally would not recommend it as a dessert but rather a meal of its own. As it is so filling with the toppings included! I would describe the environment as a westernised “ 茶餐厅 ” during peak hours. It gets a little loud and busy but the speed on getting a plate on the table is fast. After a heavy meal, you can take a slow walk back to Darling Harbour while enjoying the Sydney Opera house light show. The nearest tr