A quaint little cafe along Chinatown's Temple Street, a tiny retail concept and a platform for local artistes to showcase their works, Crazyworld Cafe is definitely a charming little hideout that I would love to revisit.

To the left of the entrance, the place is tastefully cluttered with illustrated products on retail, ranging from random knick-knacks to tote bags to storybooks and poetry by local writers. On the plain white wall on the opposite side, local photographers can also exhibit their beautiful photographs to the world on their hanging gallery.

The gallery was by far, my favourite part of the cafe. The photo exhibit 'Insight', curated by Bob Lee, was ongoing when I visited. The photographs were simplistic yet truly inspiring, and makes a beautiful wall-art in the cozy setting of the cafe.

Another favourite spot were the books. I randomly flipped through a poetry book on retail and immediately caught on. If I had extra cash on that day, I would probably have bought a book to indulge in.

The food on the other hand, was merely average. That could probably be due to a wrong choice of meal item or the fact that I was not exactly famished on my way in. The ambience totally made up for it. I would probably revisit the place to give some of its recommendations a try.

A quaint little cafe along Chinatown's Temple Street, a tiny retail concept and a platform for local artistes to showcase their works, Crazyworld Cafe is definitely a charming little hideout that I would love to revisit.

To the left of the entrance, the place is tastefully cluttered with illustrated products on retail, ranging from random knick-knacks to tote bags to storybooks and poetry by local writers. On the plain white wall on the opposite side, local photographers can also exhibit their beautiful photographs to the world on their hanging gallery.

The gallery was by far, my favourite part of the cafe. The photo exhibit 'Insight', curated by Bob Lee, was ongoing when I visited. The photographs were simplistic yet truly inspiring, and makes a beautiful wall-art in the cozy setting of the cafe.

Another favourite spot were the books. I randomly flipped through a poetry book on retail and immediately caught on. If I had extra cash on that day, I would probably have bought a book to indulge in.

The food on the other hand, was merely average. That could probably be due to a wrong choice of meal item or the fact that I was not exactly famished on my way in. The ambience totally made up for it. I would probably revisit the place to give some of its recommendations a try.

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2016
Danang, Vietnam (Work)
Yangon, Myanmar (Work)
Bangkok, Thailand (Work)
Telunas Resort, Riau, Thailand (Work)
Taipei, Taiwan (Work)
Chiang Mai, Thailand (Work)
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Work)
Johor Bahru, Malaysia
Perth, Western Australia
Bali, Indonesia (Work)

2015
Malacca, Malaysia
Taiwan
Bangkok, Thailand
East Java / Bali, Indonesia

2014
Bahau, Malaysia
Kukup, Malaysia
Bangkok, Thailand
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Pulau Tioman, Malaysia
Bali, Indonesia

2013
Batam, Indonesia
Santa Cruz, California
Taipei, Taiwan
Seoul, Korea

2012
Bangkok, Thailand
Gold Coast, Australia
Port Dickson, Malaysia
Batam, Indonesia

2011
San Francisco, California
Hollywood, California
Grand Canyon, California
Las Vegas, California
Orlando, Florida
New York City
Panama City Beach, Florida
Hong Kong
Phuket, Thailand

2009
Taiwan
Pulau Tioman, Malaysia

2008
Genting, Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

2006
Hokkaido, Japan

2005
Taiwan