BALI – DAY 4 – 10th AUGUST 2018

Due to a ‘lost keys’ incident in the previous night, our morning was spent for handling the attempt to unlock the doors (the owner of our homestay and a technician finally came to us).

The first meal we had together that day was Ayam Betutu/Nasi Campur, a signature dish of Bali. I enjoyed each element of the dish because it’s rich in flavor and spicy! But unlike me, my friend who don’t like spicy would categorize the dish as a torture :’)

Tipat campur <3

Anyway, as we had to arrive at the airport at 3 pm, we chose Kuta area as our waiting spot.

First we went to Beachwalk Bali, everyone’s favorite shopping mall there. We visited Candylicious and took several snapshots with Hershey buddy! Btw, surprisingly, this Candylicious sold several Indonesian candies which you can’t find in Singapore’s Candylicious. It had Yupi (Indonesian-brand gummy bear) and several local chocolates.

They had Yupi!

We also strolled at the Kuta Beach, we played Donal Bebek game (you should’ve known this game if you did good in your childhood  J) because we were just that idle and out of idea and also shameless and also energetic and also playful and also following our common idea.

Kuta beach, not-so-clear water

Afterwards, we went to McDonald (YES ANOTHER MCDONALD COZ WHY NOT?) to have ice cream. I had this limited edition ice cream called ‘Cotton Candy’. Well, the soft serve was just a classic vanilla, the pink waffle cone tasted nice (it’s sweet, not just bland), and I believed the blue syrup was basically a blue-dyed white chocolate. Overall, it tasted nothing like cotton candy (you know cotton candy is identical to fluffiness and over sweetness right?) but it tasted good :) Worth it for IDK 10k per cone.

adorable, huh?

So those are basically what we did in Bali. Maybe not all of the activities we had are written here, but we did have a good time as we also got to know each other better throughout the trip. Thumbs up for the successful bonding time in Bali!

sayonara!