Souk up Chinese Culture in Chinatown

WHAT:
Singapore’s Chinatown is a delightful mix of old and new in the city’s central area.

It is a gold mine of Chinese heritage and culture with its old temples, historic shophouses, and traditional wet markets. Family-run stores and teahouses can also be found here, giving visitors a glimpse of the old Chinatown.

In contrast, boutique hotels, chic restaurants, and hip bars also exist and lend a modern touch to this fascinating town.

WHY:
Chinatown offers a distinct Chinese charm that cannot be found in other areas in Singapore, a predominantly Chinese city.

Get lost in the narrow alleyways and immerse in Chinese culture and tradition. Explore the temples, visit museums, and check out the local shophouses. Hungry? Head to the hawker stalls and gorge on mouthwatering street food. A myriad of culturally rich souvenirs is available at the area’s night street market to complete your Chinatown tour.

TOP ATTRACTIONS IN CHINATOWN:

• Go back in time at the Chinatown Heritage Centre and get a glimpse of early life in Singapore. The center is a wonderful recreation of old houses and street scenes that tell the fascinating story of the old Chinatown.
• Explore the four-story Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and see over 300 Buddhist artifacts from different parts of Asia. The sacred relic is stored in a 2-meter solid gold stupa on the temple’s 4th floor. Free English tours are offered every Tuesday and Thursday. Book in advance to secure your slot.
• Relish the fun and excitement at Chinatown’s street market. Haggle your way with the vendors to get the best deals on a wide variety of merchandise. Follow the scent of grilling barbecue at Food Street and pig out on satay, dim sum, seafood, noodles, and many more.

Have a City View From Sands SkyPark

WHAT:
The Sands SkyPark Observation Deck is a popular tourist attraction that overlooks Singapore from the top of the iconic Marina Bay Sands.

The wood-floored viewing area is located at the “stern” of the ship-shaped SkyPark and can hold up to 900 guests.

The observation deck offers a spectacular 360-degree view of Singapore with guided tours conducted daily on a first-come, first-served basis.

WHY:
A trip to Singapore is not complete without visiting the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark.

Go up 57 levels and delight in the panoramic view of Marina Bay, the promenade, and the Singapore skyline. You can also observe the busy movement of ships going in and out of the Singapore Strait.

Avail of the guided tour to gain more insights into Singapore’s history and present-day landmarks. The tour also comes with access to the exclusive infinity pool, which is normally reserved for hotel guests.

Go in the afternoon to catch the sunset and witness the transformation of Singapore from a bustling city by day to a dazzling metropolis at night.

Nothing can beat the bird’s eye view of the Wonder Full light show when enjoying it at the Sands SkyPark.

VISITOR INFORMATION:

• Marina Bay Sands is located at 10 Bayfront Avenue and is accessible by private vehicle, taxi, bus, MRT, or river ferry.
• Sands SkyPark Observation Deck is open from Monday to Thursday from 09:30 to 22:00 and up to 23:00 on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
• Admission costs SG$23 (US$17) for adults, SG$17 (US$12.50) for children aged 2 to 12 years, and SG$20 (US$15) for senior citizens aged 65 years and above.

Visit Gardens By The Bay

WHAT:
Gardens by the Bay is a modern green space that occupies 101 hectares in central Singapore.

This innovative tourist heaven was born from an international design competition to create an urban garden in the city center. The project was aimed to seal Singapore’s title as a “City in a Garden”.

The park is divided into three major sections: Bay South Garden, Bay East Garden, and Bay Central Garden.

Since its opening in 2012, Gardens by the Bay has been visited by more than 20 million visitors.

WHY:
Gardens by the Bay is a design achievement that should not be missed by anybody who sets foot in Singapore.

The garden’s advanced concept perfectly combines nature and modern technology, creating an awe-inspiring futuristic wonderland.

Gape in wide-eyed wonder at every dome and garden feature. Enjoy the free access to the sky walk and see the gardens from above!

At Gardens by the Bay, you could easily forget the time, spend the whole day, and still not want to leave at closing time.

GARDENS BY THE BAY HIGHLIGHTS:

• The Supertrees are the first things you notice when approaching Gardens by the Bay. These vertical gardens serve as hosts to a variety of plants like ferns, vines, and orchids. Walk along the elevated walkway that winds between the Supertrees and enjoy an aerial view of the garden. Don’t miss the amazing light and sound show of the Garden Rhapsody!
• Get lost in the Cloud Forest! Replicate the experience of being on top of a mountain and make your way down amid a lush green forest with a jaw-dropping waterfall. Wait for the mist spray before going down for that feeling of being above the clouds in this tropical heaven!
• Go Mediterranean at the Flower Dome! This giant greenhouse was named the Largest Glass Greenhouse in the World by the Guinness World Records in 2015. The dome’s cool-dry climate gives it a year-round spring condition that is suitable for the housed plants. Explore the seven sectors of the Flower Dome and be transported to the gardens of Spain, Italy, South America, South Africa, Australia, and other semi-arid tropical regions.

Explore Downtown Singapore on A Bumboat

WHAT:
In Singapore, bumboat refers to a small boat or water taxi that is used for quick transport and river tours. These bumboats are often painted with eyes and face supposedly to “see the danger ahead.”

There are two bumboat service companies in Singapore – Singapore River Cruise and Singapore River Explorer. They follow a similar route with stops at the Esplanade, Boat Quay, Clarke Quay, Clemenceau, and Robertson Quay.

A one-stop trip costs SGD5.00 (USD3.60). 40-minute river tours are also offered at SG$25.00 (US$18.00) per adult passenger.

WHY:
A bumboat ride down the Singapore River is the cheapest and fastest way to see the stunning sights of downtown Singapore.

You can relax at the boat deck and enjoy the breeze as the boat chugs along the river.

Go in the late afternoon to catch the sunset and get the best of day and night views of the waterfront. A nighttime bumboat trip is a great chance to enjoy the light show at Marina Bay from a different yet amazing angle.

LANDMARKS TO SEE ALONG THE BUMBOAT ROUTE:

• The Merlion is undoubtedly the most identifiable representation of Singapore. Built by a local sculptor, Lim Nang Seng, this 8.6-meter statue sits at one end of the Marina Bay waterfront.
• Marina Bay Sands is an iconic resort complex located at the Bayfront. The landmark consists of three towers connected at the top by a 1-hectare roof terrace. Don’t forget to take a selfie on the bumboat with MBS in the background!
• The statue of Sir Stamford Raffles stands at the Raffles Landing Site near the Boat Quay. Sir Raffles was the founder of modern-day Singapore. The statue is a reminder of Singapore’s olden days and the single point in history that changed the destiny of this Lion country.

Explore Orchard Road – The Fashion Street of Singapore

WHAT:
Orchard Road is a 2.2-kilometer shopping and entertainment avenue in the heart of Singapore. The boulevard is splendidly filled with luxury shopping malls, restaurants, and hotels.

Orchard Road owes its name to its history as a farming area filled with fruit orchards. Gone are all the fruit trees. Modern-day Orchard sees all the lavish shopping centres rising and shining. ION Orchard, Paragon, Orchard Central, Nghe Ann City, Plaza Singapura, and Tangs are the most loved malls in this famous street.

WHY:
A walk along Orchard is a chance to know how glitzy and glamorous Singapore is. A lot of creativity and love were put into decorations and lighting to make the place sparkling.

There is a bevy of shopping malls and retail shops on Orchard Road and an entire day is not enough to explore them all!

Once there, you will be awed by the wide array of goods for sale from various shops, especially during Great Singapore Sale, an annual sale season.

POPULAR SHOPPING MALLS ON ORCHARD ROAD:

• ION Orchard is considered the most glamorous shopping complex in Singapore. It has over 300 stores, some of them offering 10% discounts for tourists through the Ion Orchard Tourist Wallet. Got cash to burn? Go and splurge at the flagship stores of Giorgio Armani, Prada, Louis Vuitton, Cartier, and Dior.
• Ngee Ann City is another much-loved mall on Orchard. It houses Takashimaya department store and Kinokuniya – Singapore’s largest bookstore. Popular brand shops and Asian restaurants can also be found there.
• In the world of Orchard luxury shopping, Lucky Plaza survives as a bargain hunter’s paradise. It is most notable for affordable deals on electronic goods, cameras, and mobile phones. Lucky Plaza is also recommended for souvenir purchasing.

Stroll along Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade

WHAT:
As its name would suggest, Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade is a 3.5-kilometer along-the-bay walkway that brings people across many attractions at Marina Centre, Collyer Quay, and the Bayfront.

The promenade is designed as an environment-friendly recreation area. There are mist sprays to relieve guests from the blazing Singapore heat; breeze shelters with motion sensor fans to provide visitors with a cool stop from a tour walking around the bay.

Singapore’s Marina Bay is a real beauty of nature, adorned with the most glitzy skyscrapers and unique architectural buildings. The promenade is there to give locals and tourists an up-close view of the bay.

It also serves as a viewing area for various public events.

WHY:
The Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade is an excellent site for a number of fun and cost-free activities along the bay.

Children can frolic at the fountain. Lovers can take a romantic walk with a picture-perfect view. Health buffs can have outdoor yoga sessions at the lower boardwalk. And everyone can sit at the bayfront and enjoy the sunset.

Free outdoor performances are also regularly held at the waterfront.

HIGHLIGHTS AT THE PROMENADE:

• Wonder Full is considered the largest light and water show in Southeast Asia. This free nightly spectacle features a delightful show of laser lights and water projections, accompanied by orchestra music. It is best viewed from the Event Plaza, which also holds concerts and other performances.
• The Helix Bridge connects Marina Centre to Marina South that is home to Gardens By The Bay. This uniquely designed pedestrian bridge has a double helix that resembles the DNA. Four viewing platforms are strategically located along the bridge for sightseers to enjoy breathtaking views of Singapore skyline.
• The ArtScience Museum is a lotus-designed building that forms part of Marina Bay Sands. Explore the museum’s 21 galleries and delve into the world of art and science that helped shape the human society of today.

Plaza Singapura

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GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT PLAZA SINGAPURA
Plaza Singapura is a one-stop shopping destination for all your needs. Stretched over seven floors of this mall are some of the best fashion, accessories and electronics shops. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help find what you’re looking for.

Supermarket: Located in Basement 2 is a huge supermarket, Cold Storage, where you can find all household goods and necessities. Who doesn’t like the convenience of grocery shopping with a little bit of retail therapy?

Sports and Fitness: Sports World located on level 3 has a plethora of sports apparel and equipment from all the major brands including Nike, Puma, Adidas and Under Armour.

Buying furniture: Plaza Singapura has an entire floor dedicated to home décor and furnishing. Head on over to level 5 to discover some impressive lifestyle stores like Spotlight, V Furniture and Englander.

Entertainment: Level 7 houses a variety of entertainment options including an arcade of games, a spacious cinema and several toy shops for kids.

Mid-range international fashion brands: Level 1 and 2 are dedicated to mid ranged designer brands such as Dorothy Perkins and Calvin Klein as well as other renowned high street brands such as Cotton On and Uniqlo. As you go up each level, the price point for fashion items and accessories becomes considerably low. Most of the brands on level 3 and above are regional brands that are less popular but more affordable than those on the ground floor.

TIPS

• Make sure to check out the Mall’s website for monthly product deals.
• Shoppers holding the American Express CapitaCard, Capitavoucher or CapitaStar are subjected to rewards.

NOTES

• Customers with monthly purchases above $1200 using American Express are subjected to 3 hours free complimentary parking.
• Customers with monthly purchases above $1800 using American Expressare subjected to both complimentary parking and privileged parking lots.
• Baby changing stations and child protection seats available within Ladies restrooms from Level 2 to 6

HOW TO GET THERE
MRT services: Dhoby Ghaut Interchange, North-South Line (NS24), North-East Line (NE6), Circle Line (CC1)
Bus services: 7, 12, 14, 14e, 16, 36, 65, 77, 85, 106, 111, 124, 128, 139, 162, 162M, 167, 171, 174, 174e, 175, 190, 502, 502A, 512, 518A, Nite Owl 65, Nite Owl 85, SN10, SN30,518, 602, 605, 625, 652, 700, 700A, 850E, 951E, 971E, 972, 1N, 2N, 3N, 4N, 5N, 6N, NR6, NR7

Orchard Central

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GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT ORCHARD CENTRAL
From rock climbing to shopping, fine dining and art appreciation, this epic mega mall, spanning over 14 levels, has a lot to offer and could take an entire day to explore. Make sure to check out this quick guide before you pay a visit to Orchard Central so that you don’t miss out on the mall’s best offerings.

Food court in basement 2: Home to a large European style food court called Med which offers a variety of Mediterranean dishes inspired from European and African cuisines.

International and regional fashion brands: Besides the typical international brands such as Uniqlo – the main tenant of the mall, stretching over three levels – and Desigual, Orchard Central has a host of regional fashion brands that can be found on Level 2, 3, 4 and 5. There’s also a bridal boutique located on level 6 where you can buy or rent a stylish wedding gown for your special day at an affordable price.

Spas & salons on level 3: If you’re looking for a pampering session, you’ve found yourself on the right floor; here you’ll find a few hair and nail studios along with an aesthetics clinic and an eye lash salon called Vivi. The third floor also houses a dancewear manufacturing store called Sonata where all kinds of dance apparel are sold.

Training facilities on level 6: Located on this level are some of the best educational and sports institutions in Singapore including the animation and gaming school, Mages, a school of music and arts (SOMA), a yoga studio and a martial arts facility (Evolve MMA).

TIPS

• Download the ShopFarEast mobile app and scan your receipts to get bonus points, rewards and inclusion in monthly lucky draw
• Spend $50 or more to get free 3 hours complimentary parking between 11am to 10pm (Mon – Fri except holidays)

HOW TO GET THERE
Nearest MRT station: 5 minute walk from Somerset Station
Bus services: 7, 14, 14e, 16, 36, 65, 77, 106, 111, 123, 124, 128, 1n, 2n, 3n, 4n, 5n, 6n.

313@Somerset

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GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT 313@SOMERSET
Spread over eight floors of the mall is a plethora of specialty stores ranging from books and stationary, toys, fashion, accessories, electronics, home décor, furniture and much more. With more than 200 shops, it could take an entire day to explore the mall – especially if you don’t know where to find what you’re looking for. Here’s a quick summary of what this mega lifestyle mall has to offer.

Marche at level 1: European food lovers are in for a treat. Marche Movenpick restaurant located on level 1 has an array of exciting food options to suit any palate. Asia’s first Marche Bakery is also located in 313@Somerset on the Discovery Walk.

Dining options at 313@Somerset: Strolling around the mall, you’ll notice lots of restaurants – small and big – scattered on each floor including a famous food court located on level 5 with a variety of Asian cuisines and tasty snacks offered by dozens of hawker stalls. Basements 2 and 3 have a selection of fast food eateries including Popeye’s Chicken and Subway as well as decent Japanese restaurants like CoCo Ichibanya and MK restaurant. Shoppers can also find the popular Sichuan style steamboat restaurant, Hai Di Lao Hot Pot, on the fourth floor of the mall.

High street fashion and accessories: Spread across three floors of the mall, from Basement 1 till Level 2, are some of the most well-known shopping malls including Zara, Mango, Cotton On, Ecco, Aldo, Charles& Keith and Lacoste. Here you can find anything from clothes to Jewellery, cosmetics, shoes and bags.

Sports and Electronics: 313@Somerset has you covered for all of your lifestyle needs. On level 4, there are a variety of sports stores specialising in sports equipment and gear. Whether you’re looking for ski boards, yoga mats or soccer gear, you can find it all here. Housed on level 2 is a well-equipped Sony store whereas a few other electronic shops are located on basement 3.

TIPS

• Download the Tring 313 mobile app and get alerted about the latest deal when you enter the mall.
• Present your passport at the Concierge to be eligible for tourist privileges and a welcome gift.

NOTES

• Overnight parking is not allowed and will be charged hourly.
• Shoppers who spend over $500 in six months get exclusive Club313 membership. This membership makes you eligible for rewards like shopping vouchers, free parking, event invites and lucky draws.
• Visitors staying at partner hotels like Concorde Hotel, Holiday inn Express and Mandarin Orchard Hotel are eligible for exclusive privileges.

HOW TO GET THERE
Nearest MRT station: Somerset MRT station
Bus Services: 7, 14, 14e, 16, 36, 65, 77, 106, 111, 123, 124, 128, 1n, 2n, 3n, 4n, 5n, 6n.

Bugis Junction

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GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT BUGIS JUNCTION
Bugis Junction is an impressive mall that stretches over 5 floors and is home to over 90 specialty stores offering a range of services and products to cater to your every need. Here’s a quick directory of the mall to serve as your guide the next time you’re looking for a quick retail fix.

Food court and Cinema on top floor: The Food Junction on Level 3 offers an array of hawker delicacies to hungry shoppers whereas the cinema provides an entertainment getaway from the hustle and bustle of Bugis Street outside.

Mid-range and high street brands: The first floor of the shopping mall is packed with popular international high street brands such as Giordano, Swatch, Topshop and Topman whereas the second floor has a decent collection of stores specialising in sports apparel; some of the main contenders in this category are Nike, New Balance, Under Armour, Sketchers and Rip Curl.

Low-priced regional brands: Apart from a few Asian brands on Level 1 such as BYSI and BSYM, most of the regional brands are sold in small boutiques or open stalls on level 2 and 3. These brands are relatively cheaper than the international variety on the first floor and are a great bargain for those looking for a retail fix on a budget.

Restaurants, Bars and Cafés: The basement 1 of Bugis Junction has an impressive array of Asian restaurants including the popular Crystal Jade, patisseries such as Chocolate Origin and Breadtalk and other small cafés and coffee shops.

TIPS

• Check out the Mall’s website for monthly deals and promotions
• Find the currency exchange on Ground Floor under the escalator to get unmatched exchange rates

NOTES

• The mall also accepts payments in the form of Capitavouchers.
• Inexpensive electronic accessories can also be found at this mall

HOW TO GET THERE
Nearest MRT station: Bugis MRT station
Bus services: 130, 133, 145, 197, 851, 960, NR7, 7, 32, 51, 61, 63, 80, 175, 2, 32.

VivoCity

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GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT VIVOCITY
Singapore is known for its huge malls with confusing layouts and if one has no idea where they’re going, it’s fairly easy to get lost. VivoCity is a one stop destination for all your needs but you must know where you’re going in order to find what you’re looking for. Here’s a quick floor plan to help you navigate your way through this mega mall.

Basement 1 & 2: One of the two food courts of VivoCity, Kopitiam, is located in basement 2 along with plethora of other fast food restaurants. This floor also houses the famous hypermarket, Giant as well as various other specialty stores. You’ll also find pharmacies, cosmetics stores , banks and money exchange shops here.

Level 1: There is a variety of stores on the first floor of this mega mall ranging from luxury boutiques such as Armani, Chanel and Coach as well as mid-range and high street brands like Zara, H&M and Bershka. You’ll also find various banks, coffee shops, Guardian hypermarket, the Crystal Jade restaurants and travelling agencies like Lipault on this floor.

Level 2: The biggest Toys R Us shop in Singapore is housed on level 2 along with a 7-Eleven convenient store, dental clinic, medispa, few fast food restaurants and electronics stores.

Level 3: This level is equivalent to a food and entertainment heaven with a vast food court offering a variety of delectable dishes and Golden Village cinema.

Image: VivoCity

TIPS

• Get a $10 cash redeem voucher on spending atleast $100 at a beauty, fashion or sports store.
• Tourists can present their passport to get special vouchers and previliges.

NOTES

• Nursing rooms for parents and babies are located on Level 2 Playing Court and Level 3
• There is a lost and found corner so if you happen to lose something, proceed to customer service counter
• Customer service is located at Basement 2 and Level 1

HOW TO GET THERE
Nearest MRT station: Take the NorthEast Line or Circle Line and exit at HarbourFront Station
Bus services: 10,30, 30e, 57, 61, 65, 80, 97, 97e, 100, 123, 123M, 131, 143, 145, 166, 855, NR1, NR6, RWS8
By personal automobile: From the East Coast Parkway Expressway (ECP)/Ayer Rajah Expressway (AYE), take the Keppel Road Exit

Ngee Ann City

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GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT NGEE ANN CITY
Basement 2: The lowest level in this mall is dedicated to food courts with Hawker delicacies as well as a plethora of Asian restaurants such as Crystal Jade kitchen and restaurant. Mid-ranged brands like Bossini and Charles & Keith are also housed here along with other cosmetic stores and toy shops. Shoppers can also find sports apparel and popular brands like Nike and Converse in Basement 2.

Basement 1: Dedicated mainly to mid-ranged brands such as Zara, Mango, Guess, Club Monaco and Massimo Dutti, this floor is perfect for fashion-lovers on a budget who are looking for the trendiest clothing items at reasonable prices. A few pharmacies and famous cosmetic stores such as Sephora can also be found here.

Level 1, 2 & 3: If you’re looking to splurge on something extravagant, this is the perfect place to do so. With luxury brands like Celine, Boss, Armani, Dior, Chanel, Cartier, Tiffany and Co., Chopard, Loewe, Stuart Weitzman, Roger Vivier and Louis Vuitton, Ngee Ann caters to the well-heeled folks who are not scared to spend the extra bucks for premium products. Level 1 and 2 have a huge selection of high-end boutiques, jewellery and accessory stores as well as Gourmet Patisseries such as Ladurée on the second and Paul Café on the third floor.

Level 4: Ngee Ann is known for its huge selection of Japanese stores and restaurants; the mall has more than 30 eateries and most of them including Tonkichi, Shabu Shabu, Imperial Treasure and Tampopo Grand Sushi are situated on the fourth floor. Here, shoppers can also find Singapore’s largest book store, Kinokuniya.

Level 5: Apart from a few Asian restaurants, level 5 is mainly dedicated to hair salons, spas, skin and nail studios as well as the Honeypot Wax Boutique.

HOW TO GET THERE
Bus services: 14E, 124, 128, 143, 162, 162M, 167, 171, 190, 700, 700A, 972
Nearest MRT stations: Short walk from either Somerset MRT station or Orchard MRT station

ION Orchard

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GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT ION ORCHARD
With more than 300 retail outlets housed by ION Orchard, this award-winning shopping mall is so huge that you’re bound to lose yourself in its never-ending array of stores! This quick look at this directory before your visit to the mall will help you locate the stores that you’re interested in with ease.

Luxury fashion items: Levels 1 to 3 are dedicated to premium high brands that offer luxury fashion items. Some of these brands include Valentino, Saint Laurent, Prada, Miu Miu, Furla, Kate Spade and Gucci

Affordable high street fashion: The price point drops significantly as you descend into the basement floors where you will find an array of mid-range designer brands such as Calvin Klein, Guess, Ted Baker, Tommy Hilfiger and many more. Basement 2 has brands like Mango, Zara, Topshop and H&M offering high street fashion that are even lower in price.

Beauty and Lifestyle: Basement 2 has some popular cosmetics stores like Bobby Brown, Estee Lauder, Sephora and Chanel. A variety of beauty clinics, hair and nail salons and luxury spas can also be spotted here.

Some cheap finds: If you think that this luxury mall has nothing that can fit an ordinary person’s budget then you might want to think again. Head on down to basement 4 for some hidden gems like Daiso, the $2 Japanese lifestyle store where you will find knick knacks and household essentials – all for $2! There are also other Japanese stores like Muji that carry fashion and accessories for only a fraction of a price.

Restaurants and Bars: Apart from a big food hall in the basement 4 where you can find a variety of cuisines slightly pricier than the hawker fare outside the mall, there are other fine dining options on level 3 and 4 with restaurants like Imperial Treasure, The Marmalade Pantry and The Oak Cellar.

Banks and other Services: Most of the banks are located in the basement of ION Orchard whereas a dry cleaning store, flower shop and Singapore airline office are located on the Level 4.

TIPS

• Seasonal parking is available for regular visitors.
• Membership at the mall enables customers for ION+ rewards and ability to redeem their purchases.

HOW TO GET THERE
Nearest MRT Station: Orchard MRT Station
Bus sevices
Orchard Turn: 14E, 124, 128, 143, 162, 162M, 502, 502A, 502B
Orchard Road (Opp Tangs): 36, 124, 128, 143, 162, 162M, 174, 174E, 518, 518A, 518B
Orchard Boulevard: 7, 14, 16, 36, 65, 111, 123, 174, 174E, 175

The Paragon

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GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT THE PARAGON
Paragon is one of the biggest shopping malls in Singapore with hundreds of shops offering a wide variety of products with varying prices – this shopping center has something for everyone. In order to uncover some of the hidden gems of Paragon Shopping Center, here is quick guide that will help you navigate your way through the mall with ease.

Basement 1: Filled with eateries and cafes like Basil Thai Kitchen, Krispy Kreme, Starbucks and Subway, Paragon’s basement is nothing short of foodies’ paradise. Here you’ll also find Paragon Market Place, a one-stop supermarket for household essentials, along with pharmacies, a nutrition center, banks, currency exchange booths and ATMS.

Level 1: With luxury boutiques and brands like Balenciaga, Burberry, Emporio Armani, Givenchy, Gucci, Jimmy Choo, Loewe, Miu Miu and Mulberry, the first floor is usually where the well-heeled folks hang around for a truly extravagant shopping experience. Shoppers can also browse jewellery shops like H. Sena Jewellers and Larry Jewelry which offer exclusive designer accessories.

Level 2 & 3: If the high-end designer shops on the first floor are too pricy for you then the second and the third floor are packed with some of the most sought-after mid-ranged designer brands including Banana Republic, Calvin Klein, Coach, DKNY, Furla, Marks & Spencers, Esprit and Geox. These brands offer products at relatively cheaper prices but with uncompromised quality.

Level 4: The fourth floor is dominated mainly by art galleries like LUMAS, LLARDO, LIULI and LALIQUE, fitness and sports brands such as Nike, Adidas and Timberland as well as Times Bookstores and home and furniture shops.

Level 5 & 6: Mainly dedicated to kids’ fashion, child minding services, salons and spas. Parents can find fashion brands and boutiques such as Armani Junior, Guess Kids as well as toys and sports shops like KidSport and Toys R Us. If you’re feeling in the mood to pamper yourself with massages or beauty treatments you may want to check out The Hair Shop and Action Hair Salon & Spa on the fifth floor.

If you’re looking for a personalized dining experience for a special occasion, head on over to Imperial Treasure on the 5^th floor for delicious duck dishes prepared by a chef at your table.

TIPS

• Make sure to stop by the Information Desk at the entrance to find out the latest deals and promotions; the mall often has excellent seasonal discounts for shopaholics and tourists alike.
• Get Paragon’s mobile app to stay informed about the latest deals and promotions offered by the mall.
• The mall has free WiFi and Valet parking as well as a concierge desk for customer assistance.

NOTE
Parking charges start from $2.90 for the first hour and increases by $1.50 for each subsequent half an hour. Additional charges may apply depending on time and day. Check https://www.paragon.com.sg/directions for more information.

HOW TO GET THERE
Nearest MRT station: NS22, Orchard (take exit A)
Available bus services: 7, 14, 14e, 16, 65, 106, 111, 502(A & B), 123, 175 (bus stop is outside Lucky Plaza)

The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands

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GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT THE SHOPPES
Shoppes is nothing less than a high end luxury mall where only the most premium and high quality brands are on display. This place doesn’t hold any of the well-known high street brands such as Zara, Mango or Top Shop.

Men and women’s wear: Luxury stores like Armani, Alexander McQueen, Versace, Chanel and Dior can be found at level 1 of the mall. In basement 1 and 2 are some of the less pricey designer brands including Coach, Club Monaco, Guess and Ted Baker.

Shoes, handbags and accessories: Popular high end jewellery brands such as Cartier, Chopard, Tiffany and Co. can be found here. If you’re looking for a pair of designer shoes then you have a host of options to choose from including Jimmy Choo, Nine West, Ecco and Christian Louboutin. Famous watch brands Rado, Tissot, Swatch, Rolex and Omega are all on the basement floors.

TIP
Get up to 50% discount on spa treatments, dining and attractions by signing up for the Sands reward Membership using your credit card.

NOTES

• Maximum Parking charge is $26 for 24 hours
• Motorcycle parking is not available

HOW TO GET THERE
MRT Train: Bayfront station (Take Exit C & D)
Bus Services: 97 / 106 / 518 / 133 / 502 (every day). 97E / 502A / 518A (every day except Sat, Sun & public holidays). NR1 / NR6 (late night Fri, Sat & eve of public holidays)

Singapore Ez-link Card: Where to Buy and Prices

WHAT IS EZ-LINK CARD?
It is a kind of smart card, which can be used to pay transport fares on buses, MRT (metro), taxis, and other private transport means. It is also helpful when you need to buy foods and drinks from food & beverage stores, and vending machines.

WHERE TO BUY EZ-LINK CARD?
Since Ez-link card is an important and powerful card in Singapore, each Singaporean has at least one Ez-link card in their wallet. Once something is popular, the access to it is easy. Theoretically, you can buy this card at:

• Passenger Service Centers at most MRT stations
• TransitLink Ticket Office and Concession Card Replacement Offcies at MRT stations and bus interchanges
• 7-Eleven stores
• Buzz Pods
• My Ez-link Online Shop

If you want to ride MRT to get from Changi Airport to somewhere in the city, you should buy your Ez-link card at Changi MRT station, which is located at the basement of Terminal 2, before boarding a train.

HOW MUCH DOES AN EZ-LINK CARD COST?
If you buy a new card at a 7-Eleven store, you will pay SGD10 ($7.29). The card itself cost SGD5, so you have SGD5 as stored value to be used.

The Ez-link cards available at Passenger Service Centers have the price of SGD12 each. It means the stored value is SGD7.

Note that your Ez-link card needs a minimum amount of SGD3 ($2.20) to be used on buses and MRT.

General ticketing machines are provided at all MRT stations for you to conveniently top up your card. You can also add more stored value into your card at 7-Eleven stores.

J65’s Daily Themed Dinner Buffet – The Ultimate Buffet Indulgence

It’s easy to see why buffets are such a huge hit among foodies: it’s the easiest and most practical way to sample a great variety of dishes and cuisines in one sitting. Sometimes, however, no matter how extensive the menu is, it reaches a point where the selection becomes tired, repetitive, and almost too boring even. You won’t have this problem at J65 – until May 25^th at least!

J65 at Hotel Jen Tanglin Singapore has just recently launched 5 new daily themed dinner buffets, each guaranteed to excite every foodie in town. From this point forward, you might as well refer to days of the week as “International Buffet”, “Colours of Asia”, “Lobster Rock ‘n’ Roll”, “Live Barbecue”, and “Seafood Mania”.

If that doesn’t sell the idea to you, maybe the words “all-you-can-eat dessert buffet” will. That’s right; a dessert buffet perfectly complements the scrumptious savory dishes. The buffet spread features local and international delights, and you will actually find yourself having a hard time deciding which ones are your favorite. As far as classic favorites go, you should never forego J65’s durian pengat. It’s neither the best-looking nor the best-smelling dessert but one teaspoonful of it and you’ll fall in love with this rich and creamy specialty. Other desserts to save tummy space for are their variety of cheesecakes, eclairs, and homemade ice cream.

Now, on to the weekly calendar of smorgasbord goodness:

SUNDAYS & MONDAY (18:00 – 21:30) – INTERNATIONAL BUFFET (S$55++ Per Pax)
Sundays and Mondays are perfect for foodies who want to sample the best of major international cuisines. The carving station takes center stage on Sundays and Mondays – Virginia ham with honey lemon sauce, slow-baked whole salmon, roast pork knuckle, and the crowd’s favorite, prime rib with roasted potatoes, butter asparagus, and baby carrots.

The Japanese station features a decent sushi, sashimi and maki spread that may not be as extensive as in other buffet restaurants, but the freshness of the produce makes up for it. The Indian station is also a show-stopper, drawing in crowds to classic dishes such as paneer lababdar, hara moong dal tadka, and an assortment of curries.

TUESDAY (18:00 – 21:30) – COLOURS OF ASIA (S$55++ Per Pax)
Tuesdays are all about what makes Asia a culinary mecca for foodies – a colorful exhibition of the vibrant flavors of Asian cuisine. There’s hot and sour seafood tom yum goong from Thailand; pol roti from Sri Lanka; therapeutic bak kut teh – Singapore’s favorite soup; and tandoori dishes from India. What makes Tuesdays even more interesting is the live preparation of some Asian specialties such as teh tarik, roti canai, and tandoori.

WEDNESDAYS (18:00 – 21:30) – LOBSTER ROCK ‘N’ ROLL (S$65++ Per Pax)

If lobster is on the menu, you can almost guarantee you’re getting your money’s worth. Not only are there several lobster dishes on the buffet spread, there are different kinds of lobster, too, such as Boston lobsters, mountain lobsters, and slipper lobsters. Drool over lobster paella, Singapore lobster laksa, and lobster bisque. A definite crowd favorite is baked lobster thermidor, which is basically lobster stuffed with mushroom and topped with cheese and then baked until the crustacean is perfectly succulent while the cheese is all oozy and melty.

THURSDAYS (18:00 – 21:30) – LIVE BARBECUE ($65++ Per Pax)
It’s almost impossible to think of the word “barbecue” without images of festive nights with your family and friends flashing in your brain. That is exactly what J65’s “Live Barbecue” night is all about – a feast that features hunks of meat and fresh seafood dancing atop live charcoals.

Satay lovers will be delighted to find out that chicken and mutton satay are refilled even before the last stick gets snatched off the serving platter. Other specialties worth lining up for are crispy pork belly, braised duck, champagne pork ribs, and Korean pork belly strips. A definite must is the heavenly suckling pig – with fatty, crispy skin that is worth every calorie.

FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS (18:00 – 22:00) – SEAFOOD MANIA (S$65++ Per Pax)

Seafood Mania night is a veritable exposition of the glorious offerings of the vast ocean. Think of all your favorite seafood, and it’s most likely to make an appearance: mud crab, Alaskan crab, prawns, Boston lobster, mussels, and clams. It must also be emphasized that there is a live oyster station where Australian oysters are shucked upon a diner’s request. The oysters are plump, fresh, briny and sweet at the same time; in short, perfect.

J65
Hotel Jen Tanglin Singapore, Level 1
1A Cuscaden Road, Singapore 249716
T: (65) 6831 4374

7 Delicious Reasons to Check-in at the Crab Buffet at Plaza Brasserie

Crab is very much a part of Singapore’s culinary, so much so that the Singapore Chilli Crab was elected one of the country’s national dishes. Plaza Brasserie at ParkRoyal on Beach Road celebrates Singapore’s love affair with the delectable crustacean by bringing back its acclaimed buffet, the Ultimate Crab Feast.

If you’re wondering what makes this year’s Ultimate Crab Feast better than the previous ones, Chef Ken guarantees a spectacular buffet spread that features seven mouthwatering crab recipes that will have you never letting go of the crab cracker.

The Ultimate Crab Feast at Plaza Brasserie, of course, isn’t only about divine crab dishes. The buffet spread includes a grand variety of sushi and sashimi, rotisserie, and other seafood such as prawns and oysters. It is offered during dinner starting on April 9 to June 28 on Sundays through Wednesdays. Buffet rates are at S$41++ for kids and S$68++ for adults.

7 heavenly recipes, 7 delicious reasons to check in at the Plaza Brasserie:

1. BLACK PEPPER CRAB

Black pepper crab is a truly classic crab dish that Plaza Brasserie has perfected over time – never to be missed.

2. SINGAPORE CHILLI CRAB
Not to be missed on the list, of course, is Singapore chilli crab because a crab buffet without Singapore’s national dish is travesty, a betrayal to the culinary heritage of our beautiful nation.

Chef Ken’s rendition of Singapore chili crab features luscious mud crabs gracefully bathing in a thick sauce that is the perfect balance of savory, sweet, and spicy. Pair it with freshly cooked mantou buns because that is the only way to go.

3. SALTED EGG CRAB
Plaza Brasserie’s umami-packed salted egg crab is rich, creamy, and generous – all the qualities that you want in an excellent salted egg crab recipe.

4. SAMBAL PETAI CRAB

Sambal petai crab may be the least popular among crab recipes but that doesn’t mean it ranks the lowest in flavor. Take advantage of the Ultimate Crab Feast to get acquainted with this unique dish.

Chef Ken’s masterpiece is a delightful marriage of the intense flavor of sambal and the bitterness and crunch of petai beans. It would come as no surprise if there’s a clamor for this new dish to be a mainstay at Plaza Brasserie’s annual Ultimate Crab Feast.

5. CEREAL CRAB

Great news to all cereal crab fans! Cereal crab has finally made it to the UCF repertoire! The contrast between the crunchy and sweet oat cereals and the soft and savory crab flesh makes graceful tiny dances on the taste buds. The curry leaves, on the other hand, wraps up the whole dish with a sensational aroma that would get you all giddy with anticipation.

6. GINGER HUA TIOW CRAB
Ginger Hua Tiow crab is the perfect dish for foodies who appreciate a light but sublime flavor. Crab is simmered in a wonderful broth of Hua Tiao wine, ginger, garlic, and parsley. One sip of the broth will give you feels akin to when you were a little kid being doted upon by your sweet grandma – warm, comforting, and homey.

7. CURRY CRAB MEAT KUEH PIE TEE
Chef Ken gives these crispy pastry shells an upgrade by filling them up with spicy curry crab and pillow-soft stewed turnip. These appetizers are sure to whet your appetite for more glorious crab dishes.

Plaza Brasserie
PARKROYAL on Beach Road, Level 1
7500 Beach Road, Singapore 199591
Tel: (65)6505 5710
Buffet time: Sun to Wed 18:00 – 22:00
Buffet prices: Adult $68 / Child $41

10 Best Flower Delivery Services in Singapore with Stunning Bouquets

Flowers often convey a deep meaning both for the giver and the recipient. Those beauties are enough to say Happy Birthday, I Love You, Happy Mother’s Day, I’m Sorry, or Just Thinking of You.

When you need this little help from flowers, order a hand bouquet or a table arrangement from the best flower delivery services in Singapore [updated 2025] listed below. They have tons of stunning designs for you to choose one that best expresses your heart.

Key factors that we use to choose the Best Flower Delivery Services:

• Certifications and Experience: Ensure the flower delivery service has relevant certifications and extensive experience in the industry. This is crucial for ensuring high-quality and fresh floral arrangements.
• Reputation: Consider the company’s reputation. Look for positive reviews and testimonials from other customers. We have selected the top flower delivery services that consistently receive high ratings and positive feedback from satisfied clients.
• Range of Services: Check if the company offers a comprehensive range of services tailored to your needs, such as same-day delivery, custom bouquets, and special occasion arrangements.
• Pricing: Compare prices, but be cautious of significantly low rates that may compromise the quality of the flowers. Ensure you receive value for your investment.
• Delivery Options and Timing: Look for a company that offers flexible delivery options and can accommodate your schedule to ensure timely delivery of fresh flowers.
• Eco-Friendly Practices: Consider companies that use eco-friendly packaging and sustainable practices to reduce environmental impact while delivering beautiful arrangements.
• Quality of Flowers: Verify that the company sources fresh and high-quality flowers. This ensures that the arrangements are vibrant and long-lasting.
• Customer Support: Check if the company offers reliable customer support and is responsive to your needs and concerns. Good communication is key to a successful service experience.

What are the right bouquets when ordering flower delivery online?

When ordering flower delivery online, the choice of the right bouquet depends on various factors, including the occasion, the recipient’s preferences, and the message you want to convey. Here are some general guidelines:

• Occasion: Consider the purpose of the flowers. For romantic occasions, red roses are classic, while cheerful and colorful bouquets work well for birthdays or celebrations. White flowers often symbolize purity and are suitable for weddings or sympathy occasions.
• Bouquet sizes: Opt for a larger, bold bouquet for those who enjoy attention, while a smaller, subtle arrangement suits someone who appreciates simplicity.
• Recipient’s preferences: Take into account the recipient’s favorite flowers and colors. If you’re unsure, opt for a diverse and universally appealing arrangement.
• Seasonal flowers: Consider the availability of seasonal flowers. Seasonal bouquets are not only fresher but also tend to be more affordable.
• Symbolism: Different flowers convey different meanings. For example, lilies are associated with purity, roses with love, and sunflowers with happiness. Choose flowers that align with the message you want to send.
• Arrangement style: Think about the style of arrangement that would suit the recipient. Some people prefer traditional bouquets, while others may appreciate more modern or artistic designs.
• Add-ons: Some online flower delivery services offer add-ons like chocolates, balloons, or personalized cards. Consider these options to enhance your gift.
• Budget: Consider your budget. Flower arrangements come in various price ranges, and understanding your budget helps narrow down your options.

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Little Flower Hut

PRICE RANGE:

• Flower Box: $99.90 to S$169.90
• Birthday Treat: S$60 to S$100
• Table Arrangements: S$65 to S$280
• Phalaenopsis Orchid: S$68 to S$588
• Official Grand Opening: S$60 to S$500
• Baby Hamper: S$9.90 to S$299.90
• Get Well Soon: S$12.90 to S$249.90
• Chocolate Hamper: S$59.90 to S$229.90
• Balloons: S$9.90 to S$39.90

My Greatest Child

My Greatest Child has been around for almost a decade now, which means it has survived the emergence of fancy gadgets and distracting social media apps.

The store’s mission is to promote reading to children of all ages by selling books and other educational materials at affordable prices. Much of the books and stationery that they sell at My Greatest Child are imported from Australia, United Kingdom, and the United States.

My Greatest Child is one of the biggest bookstores in Singapore, boasting of more than 1,000 titles in the children’s section alone. This selection is comprised of colorful picture books, early readers, young adult literature, and various reference titles. MGC’s book fairs are well-anticipated because of the huge price drop that readers enjoy.

OPENING HOURS
Monday to Friday: 11:00 – 22:00
Weekends: 10:00 – 22:00

ADDRESS
City Square Mall #B2-03
180 Kitchener Road, Singapore 208539

PHONE: 6509 8921

 

My Imagination Kingdom

To open a bookstore in the year 2014 is a brave, commendable move for an entrepreneur. My Imagination Kingdom started as an online bookstore which eventually expanded its operations when the owners realized that they wanted to do more in the name of literacy, to be more proactive in developing a reading habit among the youth. Alas, My Imagination Kingdom bookstore was born.

The books at My Imagination Kingdom are classified according to age and theme, making it easy for both children and parents to pick out the perfect book. Children’s classics are a big hit at My Imagination Kingdom, and so is their selection of award-winning contemporary literature. They also have plenty of pop-up books that are a perfect reward to young kids who behave really well.

OPENING HOURS
Monday to Sunday: 10:30 – 21:00

ADDRESS
11 Tanjong Katong Road
03-43 OneKM, Singapore 437157

PHONE: 6702 2452

Closetful of Books

Closetful of Books is run by a couple who are wildly in love with books, so much so that they have made it their mission to spread the habit of reading to as many people – especially the young ones – as they can. They are so passionate in carrying out their mission that they handpick every title in the store, which comes handy for parents who need recommendations for their children.

Their book selection ranges from pictures books to early readers to junior fiction to young adult literature to titles from Singaporean authors. Closetful of Books’ eclectic book collection makes their book fairs a huge hit in schools.

Aside from touring schools, Closetful of Books has also hosted several events at the store such as the Asian Festival of Children’s Content.

OPENING HOURS
Monday to Fri: 09:00 – 18:00

ONLINE STORE: www.closetfulofbooks.com

ADDRESS
71 Ubi Road 1 #07-43
Singapore 408732

PHONE: 6908 5510

Bookaburra (Closed)

Bookaburra is the kind of bookstore that you bring your children to when you want to acquaint them with literary classics and at the same time open their mind to quaint and largely-unheard-of titles. This trendy place is considered to be the best children’s bookstore in Singapore because of it wealthy array of books, with titles that are apt for every age group.

Bookaburra values the endangered habit of reading and is on a mission to inculcate this practice among the youth by regularly holding book fairs around Singapore.

It also encourages parents to bring their children and participate in a lively and interactive storytelling session on Friday afternoons. This doesn’t only nurture the child’s interest in reading but also fosters bonding between parents and children and encourages interaction with other kids.

OPENING HOURS
Monday to Sunday: 09:30 – 20:00

ADDRESS
583 Orchard Road
#02-03/04 Forum The Shopping Mall
Singapore 238884

PHONE: (+65) 6235 9232

 

Junior Page

It’s easy to understand how the owners came up with the idea of opening a children’s bookstore. It’s because they are huge book lovers themselves and wish to cultivate reading among little kids.

You will find colorful books with dynamic illustrations and huge prints for infants and little tykes, sort of an introduction to the world around them – about alphabet, numbers, colors, shapes, and all those basic concepts.

As the kids’ reading comprehension skill develops, so does the selection of books. There is a wide assortment of fiction books that not only take them to different worlds, but also teach important lessons.

OPENING HOURS
Monday to Friday: 11:00 – 20:00
Weekends: 11:00 – 15:00

ADDRESS
460 Alexandra Road
#02-40 Alexandra Retail Centre
Singapore 119963

PHONE: 62766771

 

Textile Centre

BEST FABRIC SHOPS AT TEXTILE CENTRE TO CHECK OUT
With fabric being the largest sole product traded within the Jalan Sultan Textile Centre, it is very difficult to actually choose which from the many fabric shops that are really the best.

All these shops operate a free marker, and almost everything from prices to products are almost the same if not the same and therefore, things like customer service and customer preferences and judgment make the whole difference. Almost all the stores trade both in retail and wholesale depending on the demand. However, below are two of the many shops that stand out as good fabric shops:

1. Eng Hin Chop
This is one of the many fabric shops within the Textile Centre, which stocks a wide variety of fabrics, from silk, cotton and any other material source you may think of. It sells both in retail and in wholesale. Above all, the prices are considerably cheaper than the other shops, not to mention the very best quality fabric you can get. Specifically, it is store No. 200, Jalan Sultan, #03-24, Textile Centre.

 2. Sin Hin Chuan Kee
Sin Hin Chuan Kee, a famous name in the industry, is running a fabric stores at Textile Centre (#01-08). Here, you will be served with every type of fabric, garment, fashion design supplies and sewing accessories.

NOTES

• The centre opens from 09:00 to 18:00 on the weekdays, but the operation hours of specific stores can be varied.
• Other supplementary products and services are available.
• Easily accessible via bus 107 and 107M.
• Ample and affordable parking available.

ADDRESS
200 Jln Sultan, 12-06 Textile Centre, Singapore 199018

Fabric Stores on Arab Street

BEST FABRIC SHOPS ON ARAB STREET TO CHECK OUT
1. Royal Fabric
With the exact location being, 84 Arab Street Singapore 199756, the Royal Fabric store is a major stop for all your fabric needs, especially Asian and traditional fabrics. Among others, it stocks silk, linen and cotton fabrics. In addition it sells ready made clothes made using those fabrics.
Operation hours are as follows: Mon -Sat: 9am – 6.30pm and on Sun: 10am – 6.30pm.

2. Mahaco Impex
Found at, 51 Arab Street, Singapore 199748, Mahaco Impex shop operates both retail and an online store from where its customers are able to get a wide variety of fabric. Mahaco boasts of its professionalism, in terms of testing the fabric before stocking it for sale. Silk fabric is the epicenter of the store although other types of fabric are also found in the shop.
The store opens everyday from 9.30am- 7.30pm.

3. Teng Joo Textiles
Teng Joo Textiles is another major store along Arab Street, 102 Arab Street to be specific, with a wide stock of fabrics of Asian origin. It is a major competitor along Arab Street, both in terms of quality and prices. Other than the fabrics, the shop also offers sewing and textile related supplies, which means you can get everything you need inside Teng Joo.
The store opens from Mon-Sat: 9.00am-6.00pm.

10 Best Places To Propose In Singapore Which Guarantee Her To Say Yes

Deciding to propose to the love of your life is a very big deal. You are extremely fortunate to be in Singapore as you will be completely spoilt for choice. You are in the perfect city, have the right girl and all you need now is the perfect proposal spot to pop the question. Find it below.

NOX – Dine in the Dark

Imagine being able to eat in total darkness with the love of your life. You will see nothing but taste and feel everything. This is exactly the experience that the fine dining restaurant NOX is offering.

At NOX, everything is a mystery even the 3 course fixed price meal. Each course will be a total surprise, but it’s guaranteed to be amazing.

Propose in the dark, there would be nothing to distract you and your love. It is a good chance to forget all around, just listen to each other’s heartbeats and feel each other’s warm hands. This is a super romantic experience that is guaranteed to get you the answer to your proposal, which you have been looking for.

PRICE RANGE: Around $88 a person

WHEN: 18:00 – 00:00

WHERE: 269 Beach Rd, Singapore 199546

PHONE: +65 6298 0708

Night Safari

This unique and very different experience is fun and romantic in its own way.

Imagine the possibilities of an open air zoo, which is warm and tropical. Expect to see everything from elephants to cheetahs. The lighting actually resembles the moonlight and has been created by a lighting designer. It is just right in order to view animal behavior. It is also romantic for you to ask the question “will you marry me?”.

There are many promising proposal ideas for you. You could propose by your partner’s favorite animal or in a spot by the dark. Alternatively you could wait for after the experience while you are dining at a restaurant. This could make a very special and unforgettable proposal.

ENTRANCE FEE: $45

ADMISSION TIME: 19:15 – 20:15, 21:00 – 22:15

WHERE: 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729826

PHONE: + 65 6577 8899‎

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