If you think the name of the cafe sounds strangely familiar, you’re probably acquainted with Greyhound, a famous Thai designer label. Greyhound Cafe belongs to them.

Greyhound was the only Thai fashion label that was invited to showcase its collection at the recent Audi Festival. Now, Greyhound apparel can also be found at Tangs and I’m eagerly awaiting the day that they decide to open Greyhound cafes in Singapore.

I myself was initially oblivious to the existence of this cafe until my good friend Lyndie highlighted that I definitely have to go there for a meal. The fusion Thai-Italian food and Thai fried rice here were so scrumptious, every bite was bursting with flavours and we eventually reached a state of euphoria! This was one of our most orgasmic gastronomic (what a mouthful) experiences ever!

Honestly, you will never find food of this quality on our shores, not even in our fine dining restaurants, unless you’re talking about fine dining Chinese restaurants. Then again, that’s a totally different ball game altogether.

If you haven’t been to Greyhound Cafe, do pay them a visit when you are next in Bangkok ;).

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I heard they have plans to open their first cafe outside of Bangkok in Hong Kong. Come to Singapore please!

Next up on our itinerary was the elephant ride. It was an exhilarating experience for us as it was our first time sitting on elephants and trekking through a jungle!

Here’s presenting our very obedient and docile elephant! When his trainer asked him to say hello to us, he lifted his trunk upwards and waved it in our direction. So cute right?

Actually, my heart nearly stopped when he did that because it was already so wobbly up there, I thought I was going to fall any time! Shihui and I were screaming and clinging on for our dear lives, yet at the same time wondering why everyone else around us seemed so relaxed. Well, you’ll find out why at the end of the post.

It was a picture-perfect moment, but also a petrifying one because our seat came with a flimsy seat belt, unlike the rest who had metal rods to prevent them from slipping. We only realised this after we took a photo of Raf and Mithila. Check out their seat below.

That totally explained why my face bore such a striking resemblance to dear Miss Marc on my Marc by Marc Jacobs bag.