V-Mart.

Although I've always been looking for an accommodation in the suburbs of Melbourne, I never found one. At the end, I became a city boy, staying at Peel Street of West Melbourne, right across the famous Queen Victoria Market. Staying near the market means inevitable acceptance of commotion during the operation hours of the market. On top of that, the corner lot that I rented at the back alley is pretty close to the main road, which also transmit the noise of traffic caused by various road vehicles, including trams.

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The market is a pretty good place to shop for fresh and cheap ingredients. However it's closed on Monday and Wednesday. During summer every year, night markets are held on Wednesdays night which include dining, bars and live entertainments. Being new here, my friends were generous enough to bring me there. However, didn't stay there for too long since it was just a market anyway. Besides, my friends had been there for a couple of times so they wanted to go off early.

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Have you got the guts? Try Banjo's somehow exotic offers.

Which I did. Emu, croc fillet and kangaroo meat. Only liked the roo.

Not only a Malaysian fancy, the Australians too.

Obviously someone wasn't ready for the picture.

This very moment was shared with Nisha.

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Anyway, if you all didn't know, this market used to be a cemetery. OMG. I know. And I'm staying just there. So far, nothing eerie about the place. Lovin' it. And praying for the best.