Guidebook for Singapore
Food Scene
for the ambiance and decor, as well as for the good quality food and coffee they offer. Although it might seem pricey for some, they make sure that their food is presented properly and as a whole, it's nice to pamper yourself once in a while!
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Dutch Colony Coffee Co.
113 Frankel Avefor the ambiance and decor, as well as for the good quality food and coffee they offer. Although it might seem pricey for some, they make sure that their food is presented properly and as a whole, it's nice to pamper yourself once in a while!
for their affordable yet good food. Go for their ribs, pork chop, their pasta and their cheesecake! The good main courses are all under $20.
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Rice & Fries
89 Rangoon Rdfor their affordable yet good food. Go for their ribs, pork chop, their pasta and their cheesecake! The good main courses are all under $20.
It's open until 4am in the morning. Might seem pricey for some, but if you order the bigger portions and share them, it might seem like a good option for a decently tasty eatery late night snack! Offers local dishes.
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Seng Kee Black Chicken Herbal Soup Pte Ltd
475 Changi RdIt's open until 4am in the morning. Might seem pricey for some, but if you order the bigger portions and share them, it might seem like a good option for a decently tasty eatery late night snack! Offers local dishes.
This place offers a prata (fried flatbread, crispy on the outside, soft on the inside) buffet round the clock 24/7. For only $7.90, you get to choose from 16 varieties of prata, from classic to unique creations including, pineapple prata and ikan billis prata. Beware: pratas are very filling!
Prata Corner @ Kembangan
459 Changi RoadThis place offers a prata (fried flatbread, crispy on the outside, soft on the inside) buffet round the clock 24/7. For only $7.90, you get to choose from 16 varieties of prata, from classic to unique creations including, pineapple prata and ikan billis prata. Beware: pratas are very filling!
Geylang Serai market packs in a lively wet market, hawker food centre and stalls selling everything from Malay CDs to skullcaps. Try your bargaining skills with the stall owners, and who knows, you might seal a bargain deal. Local food snacks are offered here, like banana fritters (pisang goreng) and bandung (milk with rose cordial syrup).
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Malay market
1 Geylang SeraiGeylang Serai market packs in a lively wet market, hawker food centre and stalls selling everything from Malay CDs to skullcaps. Try your bargaining skills with the stall owners, and who knows, you might seal a bargain deal. Local food snacks are offered here, like banana fritters (pisang goreng) and bandung (milk with rose cordial syrup).
A down-to-earth Vietnamese eatery serving up Singapore's best Vietnamese food. The pho (Vietnamese noodle soup) is simply gorgeous! Or you could try the other soup-based noodle dishes (spicy beef stew, sour crab soup, etc.) which are also as hearty.
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Long Phung - Vietnamese Cuisine
159 Joo Chiat RdA down-to-earth Vietnamese eatery serving up Singapore's best Vietnamese food. The pho (Vietnamese noodle soup) is simply gorgeous! Or you could try the other soup-based noodle dishes (spicy beef stew, sour crab soup, etc.) which are also as hearty.
Arts & Culture
Eclectic Joo Chiat Road is lined with dusty antique workshops, Islamic fashion boutiques and low-fuss grocery shops. Detour left into Joo Chiat Terrace to admire the Peranakan terraces at Nos 89 to 129, adorned with pintu pagar (swinging doors) and colourful ceramic tiles.
Joo Chiat Terrace
Joo Chiat TerraceEclectic Joo Chiat Road is lined with dusty antique workshops, Islamic fashion boutiques and low-fuss grocery shops. Detour left into Joo Chiat Terrace to admire the Peranakan terraces at Nos 89 to 129, adorned with pintu pagar (swinging doors) and colourful ceramic tiles.
Shopping
It has not only the necessities such as various banks, supermarket, Watsons but also lots of children shops for clothes and toys shopping. There is also Uniqlo for basic wear shopping and Cedele for cakes! Parking can be tougher as with all other popular malls during weekends, luckily the carpark is considered huge.
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Parkway Parade
80 Marine Parade RdIt has not only the necessities such as various banks, supermarket, Watsons but also lots of children shops for clothes and toys shopping. There is also Uniqlo for basic wear shopping and Cedele for cakes! Parking can be tougher as with all other popular malls during weekends, luckily the carpark is considered huge.
As much as the name suggests, the name of this shopping mall isn't "One One Two". Many people mistaken the "i" for one. It's actually "I One Two". But rest assured, the taxi drivers will still know the place.
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112 Katong
As much as the name suggests, the name of this shopping mall isn't "One One Two". Many people mistaken the "i" for one. It's actually "I One Two". But rest assured, the taxi drivers will still know the place.
Sightseeing
One of Singapore’s most beautiful Hindu temple, Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple features a kamalapaatham, a specially sculptured granite foot-stone found in certain ancient Hindu temples. The roof of the inner sanctum is covered in gold.
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Świątynia Sri Senpaga Vinayagar
19 Ceylon RdOne of Singapore’s most beautiful Hindu temple, Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple features a kamalapaatham, a specially sculptured granite foot-stone found in certain ancient Hindu temples. The roof of the inner sanctum is covered in gold.
A Buddhist temple dedicated to Kuan Yin, goddess of mercy. Temple fans will appreciate the ornate roof ridges adorned with dancing dragons.
Kuan Im Tng Temple
525 Balestier RdA Buddhist temple dedicated to Kuan Yin, goddess of mercy. Temple fans will appreciate the ornate roof ridges adorned with dancing dragons.