We have buffet dinner at Coffee Terrace, adults costs about RM60+. The ambiance in the restaurant was nice.

They had sections specializing in certain types of food with cooks/chefs preparing them on order.

You can try local favourites, nyonya, asia, chinese, western, japanese and more.

Japanese sections is my first choice.

Take what you can, eat what you can.

My first plate was full with salmon and sashimi.

Can't remmeber how many rounds been eating, but almost try all the sections type of food here.

I also had a small bowl of laksa. Spicy and nice to cure my disease.

Chocolate fountain.

They also got cakes, ice-cream, fruits and desserts.

They have a small bartender full of whiskey and liquid, but the buffet dinner does not include and you have to pay for the drinks here.

After finish the show Iron Man 2, heading to Theme Park for fireworks, first time hear got fireworks for Labour Day.

Visit Chin Swee Caves temple when we were on our way down to KL after had a night stay in Theme Park at Genting Highlands.

Got two huge Shou Tao here.

Back to KL and we have lunch at this place called the Purple Cane Tea Restaurant at The Gardens.

Rice cooked with Long Jing Green Tea.

Once again we try the special dish tea duck with tea dipping.

This is how you eat, wrap up every ingredients and put some source and you are good to taste.

We leave Sentosa and take MRT from HarbourFront to Clarke Quay.

We are at Boat Quay, peoples is everywhere and looks like many of them are going to countdown here.

Riverside point view.

Clarke Quay GMAX Reverse bungee jumping, seems thrilling!

Walk from Clarke Quay to Esplanade. This granite structure is located along the Esplanade, it's called the Cenotaph or known as also as 'Our Glorious Dead'. World War II memorial.

We area going to enter The Esplanade Bridge on the left, a good place to take picture of Merlion included in fireworks photos. But this spot is incredibly crowded, no choice then we have to walk further down to the Merlion Park.

The Esplanade Theater looks like durian.

Singapore's newest attraction is a ferris wheel called the 'Singapore Eye.' The Singapore Flyer is currently the tallest Ferris wheel in the world.

After long walk and long wait, we almost give up and want to go home but lucky we wait and finally got chance to get inside the Merlion Park. Thousands are to throng the area to celebrate New Year’s Eve.

Merlion Park will be popular spots and with huge crowds expected. Saw families with mats and portable chairs here.

The approx 20,000 floating Wishing Spheres are light up. The wishes of Singapore for the coming new year 2010 inked on giant plastic balloons, it released during the New Year Countdown.

After waiting for an hour, 11.45pm 31 Dec 2009 before 2010, everyone start to stand up and cheering.

Happy New Year and Boom! We are standing too close to the fireworks which is not a good spot for photograph.

They were shooting them on three separate building construction opposite The Merlion Park, the fireworks reflection.

Hear the loud booms and to feel the fireworks ‘falling on you’.

I got space shot, it's amazing to me that they can set off fireworks like this.

The stunning fireworks certainly lived up to it.

We were too exciting, the fireworks display is awesome and I forgot to take video.

The performances and the 8 minute fireworks were very impressive. The last booms was big, big until the fireworks can turn the dark sky into day light.

The moment fireworks finish we run and find the way out to the nearest MRT, human jam here and we stuck like about 5 min to get out of the packed.

We stopped for photo-shoot along the way to MRT.

Was trying to capture some night shots of the city. This was my attempt on The Fullerton Hotel.

After squeeze with so many people, we safe and are inside the Raffles Place MRT, all the MRT extent till 2pm and by the time we go back is about 2pm. Inside the MRT can see everyone is so tired, all the youngster just sit on the floor and rest. Not only them, we also tired.