aldora: Trick Eye Museum, Resorts World Sentosa (Singapore)

First Trick Eye Museum Ever in Singapore!!

YAY! Sweetie Muffin suggested a date on a Friday Evening to the Trick Eye Museum @ Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore!

The Trick Eye Museum is a unique museum showcasing 3-dimensional displays whereby you can see them, touch them and even take photographs with them. The displays are very interactive and your photos will amuse you with the amazing optical illusions too!

There was a special opening specials - 50% off admission tickets on-site till 22 June 2014. Hence we got our tickets at only SGD12.50 each :)

Trick Eye Museum
Website: www.trickeye.com/singapore
Location: Waterfront @ Resorts World Sentosa, 26 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098138
Operating Hours: Daily, 10:00 - 21:00
Admission Fee: SGD25 per Adult, SGD20 per Child / Seniors (Age 60 and above)

Sweetie Muffin Purchasing Tickets On-Site...

Vlog of the Day

Dinner @ Malaysian Food Street

The Malaysian Food Street is located beside the Trick Eye Museum.

Ultra like the nostalgic Shophouse Setting...

Our favourite foods from the Malaysian Food Street is mainly the Klang Bak Kut Teh. However tonight, we will be trying something different to maximise our trip here.

Penang Hai Beng Hainan Lor Mee

Lor Mee is normally a make it or break it dish.. Its either it tastes really good, or super bad.

Was surprised why Sweetie Muffin chose to try that out..

Malaysian Food Street, Resorts World Sentosa

And.. Sad enough.. The dish tasted bad :( The gravy was too starchy and gooey and we got sick of eating it after a few spoonfuls.

Penang Hai Beng Hainan Lor Mee

Oh Chien (Oyster Omelette)

Playing on the safe side, I ordered the Oyster Omelette hoping that it wouldn't taste too bad.. How bad can the omelette and oyster combo go right?

But.. I was really wrong. Not sure what was being added into the recipe.. We found lumps of gelatin lookalike substances in the omelette which looked like booger.. And.. perhaps.. tasted like booger too... Haix!!! Most disappointing Oyster Omelette ever! Not to mention that it cost SGD8!! YUCK!

Oh Chien (Oyster Omelette)

Visit to Trick Eye Museum

We waited for a good 20 minutes in order to enter the museum. Disappointing enough, the premise was rather small - we were really grateful that we paid only half price for it. If we were to pay the full SGD25, we might regret it to the max!

Here are some interesting photos taken there :)