Sunday : IKEA day!
wooohoooooo finally got a chance to visit the new Ikea at Tampines. The dad decided to go there after having a Bedok Lunch (of which i had the best Mee Rebus for $1.20...ONE TWENTY ONLY!). It isn't too hard to get there by Car...just hit the SLE to Tampines Ave 1 and get to avenue 10 (thru ave 8 ) and your there! Its hard to miss it, especially with the yellow and blue facade.
Look out for the huge sign and just follow all family cars driving into the industrial area... no way you can get lost.
The parking space at the basement is mother huge lah so no worries about parking and its free somemore (for now). sweettt
The space is huge, Dad and I roughly put it twice as large as the one in Alexandra. The Restaurant is the bomb but we gave it a pass as it was mountain people mountain sea.
(pardon the archi whoring)
The new Ikea is the largest column free space I've been man, Faintly reminding me of a New National Gallery without the stylo detailing. Mies would be happy there. Factory areas amuse me all the time.
There are these little kid's booths all around the place to keep the kids busy....see the screen the boy is playing with on the left? Touch-screen coloring xia! Kids are lucky these days.
Dad and Bro checking out this spanky chair made of twined paper stitched over a aluminum frame...sweet.
Anyhoo its too packed today to really enjoy the trip but still its damn fun. Damage done? just some hangers mum's been eyeing on and a little wooden box( A3 Size to store my traces).
Must must must go there again.
Look out for the huge sign and just follow all family cars driving into the industrial area... no way you can get lost.
The parking space at the basement is mother huge lah so no worries about parking and its free somemore (for now). sweettt
The space is huge, Dad and I roughly put it twice as large as the one in Alexandra. The Restaurant is the bomb but we gave it a pass as it was mountain people mountain sea.
(pardon the archi whoring)
The new Ikea is the largest column free space I've been man, Faintly reminding me of a New National Gallery without the stylo detailing. Mies would be happy there. Factory areas amuse me all the time.
There are these little kid's booths all around the place to keep the kids busy....see the screen the boy is playing with on the left? Touch-screen coloring xia! Kids are lucky these days.
Dad and Bro checking out this spanky chair made of twined paper stitched over a aluminum frame...sweet.
Anyhoo its too packed today to really enjoy the trip but still its damn fun. Damage done? just some hangers mum's been eyeing on and a little wooden box( A3 Size to store my traces).
Must must must go there again.
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