http://www.coffeebean.com.sg/coffeebean/store.cfm?loc=4Opening Hours: Mon - Fri: 7.30am - 7.30pmEve of PH: 7.30am - 3pm/7:30pmSat: 8am - 3pmSun & PH: Closed
The best pizza this side of town in an authentic looking pizza parlour straight out of a black & white movie!
Each pizza (from margherita to Pistachio Pesto, $18-$26) is hand-stretched, made with soft-grain flour from Naples. It’s also the first restaurant in Singapore to serve Kirin beer on draught. Read more.
Food is good. Price is on the high end but it's comes with the area. Nice to be seating outside...
In tonight again! Place is busy, tried the meat lover... WOW! Great!! Juicy and meaty! I'm so happy I found this place!
Built in 1928 and sitting on the mouth of the @visitsingapore River, the Fullerton once housed occupants like the General Post Office and Chamber of Commerce, and is now one of the world’s top hotels.
The view, the service, the bath-tub by the window, the bed, the tv- everything about The Ritz is a thumbs up!
Chihuly Lounge offers wonderful hi tea buffet! Pictures and review at http://sparklette.net/food/ritz-carlton-high-tea/ Read more.
You'll wake up to incredible views of the Marina Bay and the city skyline here. All rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows.
If you're planning to do serious shopping, staying here will be excellent—nearby attractions include the rows of shops at Orchard Road. Wake up early for the breakfast buffet
One of the most beautiful rooftop swimming pools! You gotta check it out! Read more.
Best Peking Duck in town. Tim sum also very good quality. Look for Eric the manager. He is one super guy:)
Looking for an airport hotel? This is the best one you'll ever stay at! Rates are quite high, use your PriorityClub points! Platinum members get upgraded to King Suite, even on reward stays!
Bethany Church Singapore at Grandballroom. There's 2services every sunday, 830 to 1030 and 1030 to 1230.. Come and Join us!! ;) God bless
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.
Excellent service!!! All the staff was very attentive throughout our meal. Food's delish although not very pocket-friendly. But I will still come here for the occasional treat. Thumbs up!
Best Wagyu Burger in Singapore that is not in the menu. Ask our friendly staff all about it. Available Mondays to Sundays lunch and dinner
This small island at the north east of Singapore will take you away from the busy city streets. Enjoy the fishing village and its biking trails such as the one at the Ketam Mountain Bike Park.
Love the sun sand and the sea try the coconut n the sea food here yea. It's good trust me =)
one of the best place's in singapore to go for cycling, or camp,fishing,and other loads of activities ..on weekends with friends :-)
The east coast of Singapore is a strip of reclaimed land that stretches all the way from Fort Road to Changi Airport. Today it has become one of Singapore 's most popular recreational spots.
Trams follow a different route from the walking trails. Do both to see all the exhibits.
Kids will love the Night Safari, the first nocturnal zoo in the world. Take a tram inside for the Himalayan Foothills and don't miss the Leopard Trail! Bring a tripod—flash photography isn’t allowed.
Last private bus to the city leaves at 11:30pm for S$4. Advise to buy ticket early as it sells out. If you miss it, take the 927 to the MRT station and transfer to the nitebus NR3 (weekends only).
Here is a Best seafood restaurant in Singapore. You should order chili crab and white rice.Then, please eat lots of chili sauce over rice. Opens the door of heaven.
Their Chicken Briyani tastes really good. Go for the fried chicken instead of the curry version. More satisfying.
Textiles,carpets,cafes,middle eastern restaurants,bookshops,all things heritage...you name it.Popular with tourist,lunch goers...etc.
Little India (across Singapore's Chinatown) exhibits great culture in a small place. Go to the busy Tekka Market for food and souvenirs and don't miss the grand Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple.
A big Indian township in Singapore, the only place where you get authentic Indian food.
Biggest fountain in e world with great DJ and special effects. Good place to delicate songs !:)
A great place to view spore east n west a lil peak of north..! I got to see during sunset n night scene!! Great time!!! Free trip for chingay participants
It’s the height of sightseeing. On a good day during a 32-minute, 165-metre-high rotation you can see up to 45 kilometres away to Changi Airport, Sentosa Island and even to Malaysia and Indonesia.
The Singapore Flyer Sky Dining experience treats you to a full butler dinner service on the world’s largest observation wheel! Read more.
If you go Marina Barrage, you must try the resturant name 77th storey. Is a MUST! It has the best steamboat in Singapore! However, it's a bit expensive but worth it! Seafood steamboat! $80+ for 2 pax.
Lovely place to spend the evening laying on the grass and just enjoy the view of the marina and the many unique kites in the air.
The full breakfast is great any time of the day. You'd better be hungry tho', it's huge!
I don't appreciate these "secular" joints playing praise and worship music.
Must see in Singapore. The super tree was so awesome but not as awesome in the photos uploaded by the Tourism of Singapore
Look at your feet, you can see thru the mesh all the way to ground & feel how high you're. A walk not for the faint hearted especially if you've height phobia but the view is spectacularly stunning!
Built in 1887, the National Museum is an architectural gem housing Singapore’s 11 National Treasures. Its interactive elements will immerse you in a multi-sensory experience of @visitsingapore’s past.
The first museum that combined with the feels and sense of art and science. Worth to explore and visit.
Don't miss the the Sound, Water and Light show in the evening outside near the museum!
Love that top of the world feeling? Take in a bird’s eye view of the Singapore cityscape from the SkyPark at Marina Bay Sands, one of the world’s largest cantilevers.
You can skip the $18 admission fee to the Sky Park if you go to the KU DE TA restaurant bar. Same fabulous view! See photos and full review at Sparklette http://sparklette.net/food/ku-de-ta/ Read more.
The best place to catch the whole glance of Singapore Cityscape at the SkyPark. please don't jump down the buildings my friends!!!
For a quick and free glimpse of the sky park take the lift in tower 1 to the 57th floor and just stroll confidently to the lookout. With any luck the security guard won't ask to see your room key.
Enjoy the best lighting, music effect and experience at the MBS Theatre. Super worth experience and price.
If you're interested in Peranakan culture in SG and in other Southeast Asian communities, this is a must-visit. Ancient artifacts and treasures are available in the 10 galleries and interactive areas.
Go for the guided trip, you will learn and hear more than if you walked through the whole museum yourself!
Hang out for real at Orchard Central and reach new heights—featuring the tallest indoor Via Ferrata in the world at 30m tall. Start point located at the 4th floor atrium.
This is where malls line up both sides of the road. But, even if you're not a shopaholic, it's still a Singaporean experience you should not miss. Just stroll, enjoy, and try the $1 ice cream.
Road for shoppaholic! A lot of brands you can get in here. In christmas this road looks so beautiful. You better try 'ice cream' in front of Takashimaya.
One of the Best Bah Kut Teh,imo. I totally love their soup, and side dishes of deepfried doughsticks, peanuts & salted veggies! I've considered this as a gem among my fav foodhunts in town! :)
Chicken rice: Chicken is steamed or boiled until it is just cooked & still a little bit pink near the bone. It's served with oily rice that's made with chicken broth & slices of cucumber on the side.
The largest contemporary design museum in Asia. Be sure to pick up a Design Journey and check out the routes proposed of the area to see Singapore through the eyes of a designer.
A kick-ass, quirky, kitsch boutique hotel slap bang in the middle of Singapore's China Town. Free wifi, well-designed rooms and friendly, helpful staff.
Book room 401. Its got a rooftop patio and outdoor bath. And try the kaya at breakfast. Its home-made and exactly what kaya should taste like. Lovely hotel
What used to be a small fishing village is now Singapore’s most exciting playground. Home to a theme park, gardens, spas, clubs, and more, you can’t afford to miss this island in @visitsingapore.
This island has a lot to offer. 200 characters are not enough to describe them. So find something that makes you happy and just do it! :-)
Go to universal studio wch costs 80 dollars have a coffee at strbucks go to waterpark..u need at least 2 hours to see everythng.from harbour metro station take cable car whch costs 29 dollrs to go thr
If you plan to visit Jurong Bird Park + Singapore Zoo (and probably + Night Safari) buy Park Hopper package tickets at any of this venues to save a fair amount if money. Tickets are valid for 30 days!
The Jurong Bird Park in Singapore is a 20.2 hectare open-concept Park (the largest in Asia Pacific), home to more than 8,000 birds from 600 different species. http://ow.ly/aGWHc
Bring your binoculars and visit the waterfall aviary to see the pm feeding of the beeeaters. If you're patient, you'll see dozens of species there
Nothing very fantastic, please go to Red Star nearby for your fix of mind-blowing dimsum.
One of the best places for chicken rice in Singapore and this stall's version has beaten Gordon Ramsay's version of chicken rice in the SingTel Hawker Heroes contest.
A bar & cafe located along one of @visitsingapore's most beautiful stretches of sand, TBC boasts panoramic views and plenty of chill-out space. The perfect destination to enjoy the sun, sand and sea.
Dndbay.com recommends Tanjong Beach Club as the best day-club on our sunny shores! Read more @ http://www.dndbay.com/guides/view/34
