Still hoping the cutlery is going to come in in a single knife- like tool
This riverside quay is home to many bars, clubs, and restaurants, but the best way to see its beauty is by taking a bumboat ride. Also a must-try is the reverse bungee at G-Max Reverse Bungy.
Go to vivo city and exit to the main road.. Walk to busstop 14121, then take bus 131 or 145.. Alight at the 4th stop:D
Good chilli crab, which is the reason why people come here. 18% discount on your chilli crab or pepper crab and your side of buns or rice when you present your Singapore airlines boarding pass.
Located within the district of Outram in SG, this place is where you could see a great Chinese community. Don't miss Telok Ayer for the great Chinese temples and Smith Street for scrumptious food.
Dont miss to take photo in front of the mosque, especially in the afternoon and the dome shines in gold.
This gorgeous hotel is truly a legend, immortalized by the novels of Rudyard Kipling and others. Don't miss the afternoon tea and the original Singapore Sling, which was founded here at the Long Bar.
A Singapore Sling will run you $32 including tax here but you gotta do it - sometimes the cliche touristy stuff is necessary!
This museum concentrates on pan-Asian cultures. If you want to learn more about SG's multi-ethnic society, go here. Must-see: Han Dynasty funerary objects and the Terracotta Warriors exhibit.
Sri Mariamman Temple is the oldest Hindu temple in Singapore. Built in 1827,located in the heart of Chinatown has been a landmark to generations of Hindu worshippers
This place has some of Singapore's best attractions like Resorts World Sentosa (and integrated resort home to Universal Studios Singapore) and Fort Siloso, which has an impressive military museum.
great place to have spicy indian curry..late-nite shopping..@ mustafa or..wating for an taxi which u will never get.
This street is full of tea joints, cafés & hookah bars. Try some pulled tea – which is a frothy black tea with condensed milk. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
This place is dedicated to the heroes who died in Singapore in World War II. The museum has paintings, photos, and other resources from POWs. Free admission. Open from 9:30am to 4:30pm.
Grab a mug of beer at Singapore's first microbrewery restaurant. BREWERKZ Riverside Point offers a wide selection of premium handcrafted beer to suit every palate. Read more.
Check out this restaurant in the Colonial District for a “quiet and refined” breakfast. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
This eatery, established in 1953 is home to famous chicken rice. Most people still speak the traditional dialect of Hainanese here. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
