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dondaan says:
The St. Regis Singapore is a very new hotel. It opened it's doors about 10 months ago (end 2007). The hotel is located on Tanglin road. A 5 minute walk from the famous shopping street Orchard road.
The hotel offers everything one can expect from a 5* hotel, and more.
24 hour butler service, co…
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Ridiculously Expensive "Restaurants" in Singapore
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Harry_hol says:
This is undoubtedly one of the most intruiging buildings in Singapore!
It`s Art Deco, Gotham City and a lot more. If you take a closer look, you can see gargoyles and enormous figures holding globes at the top of the structure. The base courtyard is worth a look. The exterior surface of the buil…
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Harry_hol says:
BreadTalk is an island wide chain of bakery outlets in Singapore. Founded in 2000 in Singapore it can now also be found in many other Asian countries like Indonesia, China for example. Recently they even expanded to United Arab Emirates and Bahrain.
They are specialized in creating the nicest fil…
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richardAmsterdam says:
I was lucky enough to stay two nights in the Mandarin Oriental in Singapore. From the very moment I walked in to the impressive lobby I had a fabulous time.
The facilities were terrific, service was outstanding and staff were extremely thoughtful.
As you can guess they had to kick me out of …
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Average priced "Nightlife & Entertainment" in Singapore
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Stigen says:
This was one of the only places on Clarke quai without 15-20SD in cover charge!
One of the local showed me this place, thank god.
The music was really good, they have A house band that does great cover versions of lots of good songs. This place was really crowded too, so its quite popular with the…
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nsg007 says:
Airports are hardly the place for solace. As a frequent traveler, the lesser time I spend at an airport, the better off I am. Some airports, most notably Amsterdam’s Schiphol, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Dubai & Singapore among a handful of airports worldwide are good airports to transit through
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travelngmike says:
Go to Pulau Sibu (Sibu Island Cabanas) and you won't regret it. My best friend and I visited sibu island in April this year. I love this place! It's not too big and not too small. And the white sandy Beach is amazing!
We went for 5 days 4 nights (and pulled a sick day back at the office because w…
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sunshine_love says:
Besides having a wonderful menu, Annalakshmi adopts the policy "Eat what you want, give as you feel," and "We trust you, we believe in you". Enjoy your meal, & pay however much you feel is fair.
Please don't take advantage of this compassionate system, we want it to be around for a while!
It'…
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Harry_hol says:
BengawanSolo is a branded name in Singapore, it stands for a nationwide chain of delicatessen.
Bengawan Solo offers a wide range of mouthwatering kueh, cookies, tarts and other savouries. Most of the 50 type of Kueh Lapis en Lapis Sagu they sell are being hand made by some 150 factory staff. And…
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gipsysoul says:
BORACAY FOR 3 DAYS & 2 NIGHTS
ARRIVAL
From Caticlan Airport, take a tricycle (P20) to Jetty port (2 mins. away). Pay terminal fees (P50 environmental, P20 ferry). Take Ferry to Boracay Island. Only one entry point which is Cagban port. Upon reaching Boracay island, take Tricycle (P100) or Mu…
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jype says:
IndoChine its a chic Oriental restanrant. The views over the water make for true romance.
The menu combines French style and Asiatic cuisine.
We try a platter for starter with spring rolls, prawns grilled on sugar cane...(enough for 2 people).
We had pepper beef with sweet-and-sour sauce, a …
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marix_sublime says:
Betel Box is a very friendly and cheap hostel. It is clean and safe as well. It is located at 200 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore
We went to book the female dorm as we were seven in the group. The downside of it is that we had to share the toilet and bath with the male dorm, it can get crowded but the …
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Average priced "Nightlife & Entertainment" in Singapore
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tari says:
With live music that is, not with some random guys i had a fling with 'not saying that I had any....and it wouldnt be called love, it will be just mainly lust, correcto?'
Anyway Howl at the Moon singapore is part of the Howl at the moon franchise thats big in the states. It stays true to its catc…
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Redsun81 says:
The Singapore Zoo has a open zoo concept,which means you wont see any visible cages and stuff like that.
The animals are all kept in landscaped environments similar to how they would live in the wild
Dangerous animals like tigers,lions etc are separated from the visitors with the clever use of mo…
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rohanarora536 says:
Sentosa Island can be a wonderful choice if you want to experience fun and entertainment! A place with a variety of tourist attractions and to name the most prominent of all :
Tiger Sky tower which was earlier known as Carlsberg Sky Tower is a free standing observation tower at height of 110m abo…
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grubi says:
You don't order from a menu, you just get your banana leafe on your table and the waiter asks you, what you like. You can look at all dishes and give him the information. For every food you take, you have to pay. Everything they offer is made with a lot of curry which is very tasty and also a bit sp…
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Very cheap "Hotels" in Asia
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tequillasunrise says:
i just had a cruise over the week aboard star cruise Virgo and i must say, its the best. (its my first time to cruise, hehehe). but really, accomodation is exceptional and you can relive the nostalgia of the good part of Titanic. plan your cruise ahead of time, early birds get discounts. good luck. …
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sunshine_love says:
Visiting Bukit Timah Nature Reserve is valuable since it's one of the few places left to experience (somewhat) Singapore's unsoiled flora & fauna. The hiking trails are well-maintained, but be warned: no feeding the monkeys! Yes, there are monkeys (macaques), and there's hefty fines for feeding them…
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YantiSoeparno says:
Since it was my first time to go abroad, I still was not dare to stay at a hostel. I still felt more comfortable to stay at a hotel. Staying at a hotel in Singapore is not cheap. I was looking for hotels within my budget but I got information from my friends that mostly they are at the red zone :P
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esterrene says:
Laut has a menu filled with wonderful dishes from all over the South East Asia! Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and Japan to be specific. There was even an app from India.. so many wonderfully diverse flavors on one menu!!
The food was delicious and the atmosphere was intimate. I was there with …
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jetsetexpress says:
Generally Sentosa is a very good place to visit once you are in Singapore. It's a place packed with a lot of activities & sights to visit. The food is good and you could choose from several restaurants there. The most interesting and breath taking way to go there is via the cable cars. The building …
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Amanda says:
Singapore has many different areas, but Little India was one of my personal favorites. All around you was sensory overload of bright colors, and exotic smells. Almost anything you can imagine is for sale here, from fancy sandals to incense to henna tattoos.
There is a constant bu…
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sunshine_love says:
Haw Par Villa was much larger than I anticipated it to be, and well worth the trip. There are many colorful statues depicting ancient Chinese stories. Although some works displayed a placard with a short description of the scene, I would have liked to know learn more.
Many of the pieces were rem…
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kat_mac27 says:
I have had wonderful experiences growing up on this tiny island, where I lived for 5years. For tourists it's a great introduction to Asia as the national languages include English and all aigns, road maps and even some TV channels are in English. Everyone speaks English and many citizens, especially…
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KeikoCreative says:
Grand Plaza Park Hotel, a 4 star hotel.
Located just right in the heart of the city, 5 min walk from the City Hall MRT.
Funan, the IT mall is just located opposite street of the hotel.
Within walking distance to the Esplanade, Singapore River, Fort Canning park, Raffels City shopping mall, Suntec…
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Chelsea says:
The local hang-out for some young Singaporeans. I always find good shoes here. Far East Plaza is a shopping complex in the heart of 'down town' Singapore. If indeed it is possible for a city-state to have a 'down town'! As one of the older, more run-down shopping centres, it would be easy to overl…
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Average priced "General Tip & Advice" in Singapore
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gimpel says:
If you are on your way to your final destination,one thing you didn't want to do is waiting.If you are on changi airport of Singapore, waiting is fun.If you wanna do everything they offer you,you will run out of time.
If you arrive at the airport as a transfer passenger,check first where you have t…
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Harry_hol says:
Since Bayview Hotel in Singapore changed management and a recent upgrade it turned into quite a lovely hotel I think. Despite the somewhat aged outside looks the interior now looks refreshing and stylish. The rooms have a modern but cozy atmosphere with all necessities available. The superior room w…
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Cheap "Nightlife & Entertainment" in Singapore
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tari says:
its cozy.......its one of few bars in singapore where you can eat your peanuts and throw the shells on the floor.....
the mixed house pour drinks are strong.....and have i mentioned the happy hours drinks are real cheap....least for singapore standard.......
and its set up in this old peranaka…
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Raches says:
The Night Safari (separate from the Singapore Zoo) is touted as one of Singapore's best tourist attractions. We had spent all day running around the bird park in the sun, so we were a little tired by the time we reached the night safari and may not have had as good an experience as we would have.We …
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The St. Regis Singapore
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