Samuel J Tan

About Samuel J Tan

https://www.colourmydays.com

Samuel Tan is a tech geek by day and family man by night. His love for all thing tech knows no bounds. If you don't find him out and about exploring new places and capturing them on his smartphone, he is probably tapping away on his computer or grilling the family dinner on the barbie.

Posts by Samuel J Tan:

Carbis Bay Beach

Samuel J TanBy the Sea, Collections, Landscape, Place Carbis Bay Beach 0

Photos from Carbis Bay Beach. Location

A Stroll Through Time: The Jane Austen Festival Promenade 2018 in Bath

Samuel J TanBath, Event, Jane Austen Festival Bath, Location, Videos 0

Every year, the historic city of Bath transforms into a lively tapestry of Regency-era elegance as it hosts the Jane Austen Festival. The highlight of this festival, the Jane Austen Festival Promenade, is a spectacle that attracts enthusiasts from around the world. In 2018, the streets of Bath once again played host to this grand […]

The Tower Bridge in 5 Photos

Samuel J TanAttraction, Place, Travel 0

The Tower Bridge is of the most popular tourist attractions in London 1. The iconic bridge was built between 1886 and 1894. It look 8 years, 30000 tons of stone, 11000 tons of steel and 432 construction workers to build the bridge. 2. The idea for a new bridge started in 1876 with over 50 […]

C&R Restaurant: Taste of Malaysia in Chinatown, London

Samuel J TanEat, Local Food & Drink 0

Malaysians can never go without talking about food or looking for food. Feeling a little home sick and after a quick fix and cheap eat when in the center of London, head over to C&R Restaurant for some Malaysian street food.

Oriel Grande Brasserie – Recommended dine before you fly

Samuel J TanEat, Restaurant Reviews 0

Unless you are a frequent flyer, its not often that you dine in an airport. Airport food are often unimaginative, overpriced and overrated but Oriel Grande Brasserie proved us wrong.

Anne Frank House – Plan and Enjoy Your Visit

Samuel J TanAttraction, Museum, Place, Travel 0

Book your ticket online and get there early preferably on a weekday to avoid queues and crowd.

Comptoir Libanais, Bath – Lebanese Cuisine and Cultural Experience

Samuel J TanEat, Restaurant Reviews 0

Situated at the Southgate shopping venue at the heart of Bath, Comptoir Libanais or literally translates to Lebanese Counter, is a restaurant laid out in a food canteen fashion offering healthy wholesome Middle East cuisine in a cosy yet vibrant environment featuring vintage movie posters, of the amazing Arabic actress, Sirine Jamal al Dine.

Sticks and Broth, Bristol – Japanese Ramen with a Twist

Samuel J TanEat, Local Food & Drink ramen, yakitori 0

The award winning Sticks & Broth in Bristol is a must for foodies looking to sample asian cuisine particularly Japanese Ramen and Yakitori. But this is not your standard ramen bar.

Boston Tea Party – Alfred Street Bath

Samuel J TanCafés & Coffee Shops, Eat Boston Tea Party 0

Yes, we all love a good breakfast and honest eats in a cosy, contemporary, light and airy cafe. The new generation of hip youngsters and young families fancy fresh and new cafes that serve good wholesome food versus old and traditional pubs and out houses. The new Boston Tea Party at Alfred Street in Bath is […]