The coffee and toast here is very popular. Do give their tze char a try too on evenings.
Must try Teow Chew handmade bao (order 1 each or a dozen) (#02-2) and Fried hokkien mee (#02-27)
The Singapore Flyer is the world's tallest ferrie. This landmark rises 165 meters into the air and has 28 cars attached to its outer edge. Great view is included!
Cakes to try: 1) Gula Melaka Pandan Cake, 2) Liberty Valrhona Chocolate Cake, 3) Lemon Curd & Orange Cake, 4) Lemon Curd & Poppy Seed Cake & 5) Strawberry Trifle. http://bit.ly/LibertyCoffee
Coffee by 2 time national barista championship winner. Very well balanced coffee. The coffee 'magic' is slightly on the acidic side. Nice cosy place to relax.
Nice environment here but too bad no happy hour on public Eve. Recommend to have main course before come timbre. No much of main course and it's expensive
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.
Get teas from clippertea, popular around Singapore and is the same company behind the Raffles Hotel Teas. Available only at The Canopy Shop beside Bakerzin. Price starts from S$11 to S$30. Read more.
Chill at Starbucks/Blue Mountain. Shop at Forever 21, zara, mango, cotton on and uniqlo. Music store at Hmv! Books at HARRIS!!
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.
Wander through this 24-7 emporium that sells nearly everything imaginable. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
A lovely hotel. 2 minutes walk from Outram Park MRT. A few nice places for breakfast within 5mins walk.. Room is pretty. Bathtub + kiehl's toiletries + nespresso + ipod dock in room. Bed is comfy!
Each of the four floors was designed by a different local architectural firm, all of which ran with their funky creativity.
