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Explore Singapore with this exciting itinerary: - Garden by the Bay: Enjoy the mesmerizing nighttime light show. - Merlion Park: The iconic lion statue spouting water, a must-see for all visitors. - Marina Bay Sands: The ship-shaped hotel atop a skyscraper, another iconic check-in spot in Singapore. - Singapore Flyer: A giant Ferris wheel located in the heart of Marina Bay. - Universal Studios Singapore: A theme park suitable for all ages, relive your favorite cartoon memories. - Haji Lane: A trendy street with unique shops and charming Sino-Portuguese-style buildings. - Chinatown: A bustling area for souvenirs and local goods. - Old Hill Street Police Station: A colorful and charming building showcasing Singapore's unique charm.

#Let's talk about travel 📸 For those who love colorful things, you must stop by here. This 80-year-old building used to be the first police station in Singapore. It's a super chic building with 927 colorful windows. Whether you take a straight shot, an angled shot, or a shot from the other side of the street, it's beautiful from every angle. And it's free! 🏢 It's a place where you feel like, "Oh, just visiting an old building is fun." You don't even have to go inside. Just walk around the building and you'll get a lot of photos. ⏰Recommended time to go: Go between 16.00 - 18.00. The light is good, taking pictures against the light is not dull, people are starting to disperse (our photos are taken in the morning, almost 11am) 🚇🚌Transportation: MRT Clarke Quay, just a 5-minute walk, or take the bus to Old Hill St Police Stn and you will arrive there 📌 Old Hill Street Police Station ⭐️Personal satisfaction: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 ***Do not allow the use of photos in any case*** #OldHillStreetPoliceStation #SingaporeTrip #Singapore #TravelSingapore #TravelSingaporeByYourself

Had lunch at Yoshinoya at The Star Vista, and it was exactly what I needed—quick, comforting, and no-fuss. I was craving something warm and familiar, and their gyudon always hits that spot. I went with the Double Beef Bowl, and it came out fast. The beef was thinly sliced, tender, and had that sweet-savory sauce that soaks right into the rice. Nothing fancy, but honestly, it’s that kind of predictable, satisfying flavor that keeps me coming back when I just want a simple meal. The space itself is pretty small and straightforward, just enough for a quick bite. It wasn’t too crowded when I went, and the self-ordering kiosk made things even easier. Service was efficient—food came hot, and the staff were polite and quick. Is it mind-blowing? No. But for a budget-friendly lunch that’s warm, filling, and familiar, it does the job. Especially when you’re in a hurry or just want to eat something that doesn’t require thinking. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #starvista #gyudon #quicklunch

#Singapore Travel 🌟 Supertree Grove – Singapore 🌳✨ It's like walking in a sci-fi movie! When you come to Singapore, you can't miss the magnificent landmark, Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay! The giant, futuristic trees, over 50 meters high, are lined up like a forest from the future. It's beautiful during the day, but at night it's the best! There's a Light & Sound Show every night. The lights dance to the music, so beautiful it'll give you goosebumps. 🌌🎶 🌿 Take a walk on the OCBC Skyway for a panoramic view of Singapore and the magnificent Marina Bay. 📸 Every photo spot is awesome. Whether you take a photo during the day or with the lights on at night, it's equally beautiful. 🕒 Don't forget to leave time to walk around Gardens by the Bay. There's both the Flower Dome and the Cloud Forest for you to enjoy. I must say that this place is not only good for taking photos, but it also gives you the feeling of walking in the future. 🌍💫 Who has been there? Which one impressed you the most? Let's share #SupertreeGrove #GardensByTheBay #SingaporeTrip #SingaporeTravel #AmazingLandmarks

Dropped by Coffeesmith at Suntec for a mid-afternoon break and it turned out to be just what I needed—good coffee, warm waffles, and a relaxed space to wind down. I had their iced Americano, and it was solid—smooth, bold, and not overly acidic. You can tell they don’t skimp on the beans. It had that clean, strong flavor that wakes you up without punching you in the face. No sugar needed—just straight, refreshing coffee. Paired it with a plate of classic waffles—crispy on the outside, soft inside, served warm and golden. They were simple but satisfying, especially with a drizzle of syrup and a side of whipped cream. Not overly sweet, which I appreciated. The space was airy and surprisingly quiet for a mall café. Lots of tables, comfy chairs, and charging points if you’re hanging out with a laptop or just scrolling for a while. No pressure to rush—just soft music, coffee aroma, and a nice corner to chill in. Whether you’re in between errands, escaping the heat, or just need a solid caffeine + waffle combo, Coffeesmith at Suntec is a great spot to hit pause. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #sunteccity #coffeesmith #coffeebreak #wafflesandcoffee

We dropped by Paulaner Bräuhaus at Millenia Walk for lunch, and it honestly felt like a mini getaway—hearty German food, crisp in-house brews, and a cozy, beer hall atmosphere that made us forget we were in the middle of Singapore’s city bustle. Since it was lunch, we kept it just hearty enough. We shared the crispy pork knuckle (because how can you not), and it was everything we hoped for—crackling skin, juicy meat inside, and a nice contrast from the tangy sauerkraut and soft potato dumplings. Definitely a dish to linger over. We also had a sausage platter that came with a variety of sausages—some spicy, some smoky, all perfectly grilled. Paired with mustard, cabbage, and a sip of beer? Comfort food, German-style. And yes, we had beer at lunch. I went for their lager, which was light, crisp, and not too heavy—great for daytime drinking. It’s brewed fresh on site, and you can really taste the smooth, clean quality in every sip. The lunch crowd was relaxed—mostly business folks and tourists—so the vibe was quieter than dinner, which made it perfect for catching up without shouting over the table. Service was quick, friendly, and they didn’t rush us even when it started getting busy. If you’re looking for a hearty, satisfying lunch that feels just a little different from the usual café or hawker routine, Paulaner Bräuhaus is a great midday escape. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #paulaner #germanlunch #craftbeer

We finally tried TAI ER at Suntec City, and let’s just say—if you love bold, unapologetic flavours, this is your playground. From the moment you walk in, the energy hits different—neon signs, buzzing staff, and that unmistakable aroma of pickled chilli and Sichuan spices wafting through the air. You know you’re not here for something mild. The star of the show was, of course, the signature sauerkraut fish (酸菜鱼). It arrived bubbling, full of tender fish slices swimming in a tangy, spicy broth packed with pickled mustard greens, dried chillies, and just enough numbing Sichuan pepper to keep you hooked but sweating. Every mouthful was intense—but somehow you keep going back for more. We added on a few sides: the fried tofu skin, crunchy lotus root, and glass noodles, all perfect for soaking up the broth. The grilled skewers were another pleasant surprise—juicy, smoky, and just lightly spiced. It’s definitely not a quiet, slow-dining kind of place. The vibe is loud, fast-paced, and fun. Tables turn quickly, service is efficient, and the staff know their stuff—they’ll even give you a little tutorial if it’s your first time trying the dish. This isn’t a place you come for subtlety. It’s punchy, tangy, fiery, and completely satisfying if you’re craving something different from your typical hotpot or steamboat. Fair warning: if you can’t handle heat, you might want to go in with a side of milk tea. But if you love that addictive sour-spicy combo and don’t mind breaking a sweat—TAI ER will leave you craving a return visit before you even finish the first bowl. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #sunteccity #taier #suancaiyu

We stopped by Hoshino Coffee at Suntec City for a late lunch (or very early dinner), and it felt like stepping into a quiet little corner of Tokyo. The place is warm and inviting, with dark wood interiors, soft lighting, and that unmistakable smell of freshly brewed hand-drip coffee filling the air. We came for something light but comforting—and that’s exactly what we got. The Hoshino soufflé omurice was a standout: fluffy egg blanket over tomato rice, with a slightly sweet demi-glace sauce that pulled everything together. Comfort food done with finesse. We also had their Japanese curry rice, which was hearty and rich without being overly heavy. The curry had depth, the meat was tender, and every bite just felt satisfying in that “sit back and sigh” kind of way. Of course, we couldn’t leave without coffee. I had their hand-drip hot blend, and it was smooth, slightly nutty, and served in their signature porcelain cup—classic and unfussy. If you’re into bold brews with clean finishes, you’ll love it. They do their coffee with care here. The vibe was quiet but not stiff—great for solo diners, casual dates, or even just a break from the mall crowds. Service was polite and efficient, and we didn’t feel rushed at all. Hoshino isn’t flashy, but it delivers on what matters: good food, great coffee, and a little moment of calm in the middle of town. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #sunteccity #hoshinocoffee

We had dinner at COCA in Suntec City, and it was one of those comforting, satisfying meals where you leave feeling just the right kind of full. The restaurant blends Thai and Chinese hotpot styles, and you can really taste that extra depth of flavor in the broth and sauces. We chose the dual soup base—clear chicken and the spicy tom yum—and both were fantastic in their own way. The tom yum was bold, fragrant, and packed with lemongrass heat, while the chicken broth was clean and mellow, perfect for balancing out all the spice. The ingredients were fresh—thinly sliced beef, marinated chicken, fish paste, tofu, mushrooms, and loads of veggies. We also had some signature handmade dumplings that held together beautifully in the soup and had a nice bite. And let’s talk about their dipping sauces—you can mix your own at the station, and the Thai chilli combo with garlic, lime, and coriander added such a nice punch to everything. Honestly, I went back for refills just for the sauce. The vibe inside was relaxed, great for both small groups and families. Service was friendly and helpful—they explained the broth options and offered to top up the soup without us having to ask. If you like hotpot with a bit of spice, good quality ingredients, and a modern twist on tradition, COCA at Suntec City delivers a super solid experience without the fuss. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #sunteccity #hotpotfix

Dinner at Lawry’s felt like a proper night out—elegant, unhurried, and all about the classics. The restaurant sits right in the middle of Orchard, but once you’re inside, everything slows down. Big windows, plush leather booths, white tablecloths, and that quiet hum of silverware and soft jazz—it’s got that timeless, old-world steakhouse charm that never goes out of style. We came for the prime rib, and it didn’t disappoint. The beef was carved tableside from the signature silver cart (which honestly feels like a mini show of its own), and served exactly how we ordered—medium rare, with a warm pink center and melt-in-the-mouth tenderness. The accompanying mashed potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, and spinning bowl salad made the whole thing feel nostalgic in the best way. There’s something really satisfying about a place that doesn’t mess with the formula—they know what they’re good at, and they deliver. The creamed corn and au jus added just the right touch of sweetness and richness to the plate. Service was top-notch—attentive without being stiff. The staff took their time explaining the cuts, wine pairings, and even offered to pace the meal slower so we could enjoy the view (and digest in peace). It didn’t feel rushed, and every course came out with care. The crowd was a mix of date nights, business dinners, and families celebrating something special. It’s definitely a place you dress up a little for—and it makes the meal feel that much more memorable. Lawry’s isn’t the trendiest place in town, but that’s the point. It’s timeless, elegant, and when you’re in the mood for a perfect prime rib, done the right way, there’s no better spot in Singapore. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #orchard #lawrysprimeib

We had dinner at Alijiang at VivoCity and left feeling stuffed, satisfied, and a little bit obsessed. The restaurant has this warm, rustic vibe—dim lights, carved wooden screens, and Xinjiang-inspired décor that instantly sets a different tone from your usual mall dining. We kicked things off with the cold cucumber salad—crunchy, chilled, lightly garlicky and tangy. It was the perfect starter to get the appetite going, especially before the heavier dishes started landing. The lamb skewers were a must. Juicy, slightly charred, and seasoned with that signature cumin-spice rub that Xinjiang food does so well. If you’re into bold flavours and smoky grill vibes, this is the one to go for. Then came the Peking duck, and it was surprisingly solid—crispy skin, tender meat, neatly sliced and served with the classic pancakes, hoisin sauce, and scallions. Wrapping up those little parcels never gets old. The mapo tofu was full of kick. Silky tofu in a deep red, spicy sauce that had that numbing tingle from the Sichuan peppercorns. It packed heat but wasn’t overwhelming—definitely the dish that brought the most fire to the table. We also had the Chinese-style hand-pulled noodles, and they were everything I wanted—bouncy, fresh, and tossed in a savoury sauce with bits of meat and veg. Nothing fancy, just hearty and comforting. To round it all off, a simple plate of stir-fried vegetables—crisp, lightly seasoned, and a much-needed break from all the richness. Dinner was lively, unpretentious, and full of flavour. The staff were fast and friendly, and despite it being a busy evening, everything came out hot and well-timed. Perfect for a relaxed night out if you’re craving strong, spicy flavours and a bit of something different. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #vivocity #harbourfronttrip

We dropped by Soup Restaurant at VivoCity for lunch, and it turned out to be the perfect mid-day pause. The place has this calm, old-school charm—wooden screens, quiet hum of conversations, and a laid-back pace that makes you forget you’re in a bustling mall. The must-have, as always, was their Samsui Ginger Chicken. It came chilled, silky, and sliced just right, paired with crisp lettuce and that addictive ginger sauce. Wrapping it up like a little lettuce taco never gets old—clean, fresh, and so satisfying. We added a bowl of double-boiled herbal soup, which was deep, earthy, and comforting—exactly what you’d want after a morning of errands or shopping. It tasted like something slow-cooked at home, full of flavor but light on the stomach. The stir-fried sweet potato leaves with garlic were vibrant and fresh, with just enough wok hei, and the steamed minced pork with salted fish hit that perfect nostalgic note—savory, tender, and just salty enough to make you reach for more rice. Lunch here isn’t about rushing—it’s unhurried, comforting, and full of familiar flavors. Great service, steady flow of tea, and a nice view of the water once you step back outside. It’s the kind of lunch that leaves you full, but also kind of emotionally recharged. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #vivocity #harbourfronttrip

We stopped by Mui Kee at Orchard for a comforting lunch, and it really hit the spot in that slow, satisfying way only a good bowl of congee can. The place has a clean, modern Cantonese tea house vibe, but the food still feels deeply rooted in tradition. I went for the Scholar’s Porridge, and it came out steaming hot and perfectly smooth—silky texture, deeply flavorful broth, and topped with slices of pork and preserved egg. It’s the kind of dish that feels nourishing without being heavy. Every spoonful just warms you up from the inside. The century egg was a classic side—rich, creamy yolk and that earthy depth that pairs so well with the plain porridge. And of course, you can’t have porridge without you tiao. Their version was golden, crispy, and still warm, perfect for tearing and dunking into the bowl. That crisp-against-smooth combo never gets old. We also ordered the Chinese-style raw fish, which came dressed in sesame oil, soy sauce, and fresh onions. Light, refreshing, and packed with flavor—it balanced nicely with the warm porridge and gave the whole meal some contrast. The vibe was relaxed, and the staff were friendly without rushing us. Everything was clean, well-paced, and just felt fuss-free in the best way. It’s the kind of place I’d go back to when I want something comforting, familiar, and just a little bit special. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #orchard #orchardtrip

We had dinner at Dian Xiao Er in VivoCity, and it turned out to be one of those meals that leaves you full, satisfied, and already planning the next visit. The place has that rustic, old-Chinese-inn kind of vibe with wooden beams and warm lighting, but still feels comfortable and modern. We got a table by the window with views of the harbour—always a bonus. We started with the roast duck, their signature dish, and it absolutely delivered. The skin was golden and crisp, the meat was juicy with a subtle herbal marinade, and that dipping sauce pulled it all together. It’s one of those dishes that keeps you going back for “just one more bite.” Next up was the dongpo rou—a rich, braised pork belly done Shanghai-style. It came glistening in its deep, dark sauce, and the meat was melt-in-your-mouth tender. The layers of fat and lean were perfectly balanced, and it paired so well with a bowl of plain rice to soak up all that sticky, savory goodness. The surprise star of the meal for me was the three-egg spinach—silky, savory, and comforting. You could taste the depth from the century egg, salted egg, and regular egg all blending into this umami-rich broth that coated the tender spinach perfectly. And finally, the salted egg stir-fried lotus root—crispy edges, sweet crunch from the lotus root, and that addictive salted egg coating that made it impossible to stop snacking on. A great balance of texture and flavor, and a fun twist on a veggie dish. Service was prompt and friendly, and dishes came out at a nice pace. It felt like the kind of place where you can enjoy a relaxed dinner with family or bring out-of-town guests for solid Chinese classics in a polished setting. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #vivocity #harbourfronttrip

We headed to Brotzeit at VivoCity after a long day out, and it hit the spot perfectly. The place has a lively, casual vibe—wooden tables, big open-air seating, and that unbeatable waterfront view of Sentosa. Whether you’re coming for food, drinks, or just to unwind, it’s got all the right energy. We grabbed a table outside, ordered a couple of cold beers (you can’t go wrong with the classic Paulaner Weißbier) and settled in. The sun was just starting to set, and that breeze off the water made everything feel like a mini escape from the city. We went full-on German with our food—grilled sausages platter, crispy pork knuckle, and of course, a side of sauerkraut and potato salad. The sausages were juicy with a nice char, and the mustard they served it with packed a punch. The pork knuckle? Absolute beast. Crispy skin, tender meat, perfect with a sip of beer in between. Service was friendly and easygoing, and the food came out quicker than expected, even during dinner hour. It’s the kind of place that works for a casual date night, a catch-up with friends, or just a cold pint and some solid food with a view. The best part? Sitting back with a drink, full belly, and watching the city lights slowly turn on across the water. Zero rush, zero stress—just good vibes and great beer. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #vivocity #harbourfronttrip

Our visit to Singapore Zoo was hands down one of the most memorable experiences of the trip. Nestled in lush tropical greenery, the zoo felt more like a walk through a rainforest than a typical animal park. Everything was open-concept and beautifully designed—you could tell the animals were well cared for and in thoughtfully built habitats. We started the day with the orangutans, and it was such a surreal moment seeing them swing freely above us. There’s nothing quite like having breakfast nearby while a gentle giant munches fruit a few feet away. From there, we explored different zones—Fragile Forest was magical, with butterflies landing right on us, and Wild Africa brought us face to face with majestic lions, zebras, and giraffes. The Rainforest Kidzworld was perfect for families, but honestly, even as adults we enjoyed the water play and farm animals. Every exhibit felt interactive and immersive. We also caught a couple of animal shows, and they were entertaining without feeling forced—lots of fun facts and some truly impressive animal behavior. What really made the zoo special was the balance between education and wonder. We walked away not just entertained, but with a deeper respect for wildlife and conservation. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #mandai #mandaitrip

We stopped by Paradise Dynasty at Westgate for dinner, and it ended up being one of those meals where every dish just landed perfectly. The space was sleek and peaceful, with warm lighting and that signature open kitchen view where you can watch dumplings being crafted by hand. We kicked off with the century egg, served chilled and rich with that signature creamy yolk and a punch of umami. It was simple but satisfying—the kind of dish that disappears fast because everyone “just wants one more bite.” Next came the drunken chicken, cold and tender with that unmistakable floral aroma of Chinese wine. It’s subtle but addictive, and we found ourselves reaching for it between heavier dishes like a palate reset. The hot and spicy soup came out steaming, and it had just the right amount of heat. It was peppery, tangy, and loaded with ingredients—one of those comforting soups that warms you instantly but still leaves your mouth buzzing. Then came the dumplings—classic, juicy, and perfectly pleated. No frills, just honest, satisfying bites that never get old. And the final star of the meal? The braised beef. It was melt-in-your-mouth tender, with a rich, slightly sweet soy-based sauce that clung to every bite. Paired with rice, it was an absolute standout. Service was smooth and friendly, and even with a full house, everything came out at a good pace. It’s one of those places that feels reliable yet elevated—perfect for comfort food with a refined twist. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #westgate #jurongeasttrip

We were wandering through Suntec City looking for something comforting and stumbled upon Wonderful BapSang—and honestly, it turned out to be the perfect choice. The place has a cozy, modern vibe with K-drama playing softly on the screens, and the smell of grilled meats and gochujang hits you the second you walk in. I ordered the pork belly set, and it came with a generous tray of side dishes—kimchi, seaweed soup, pickled radish, sweet anchovies, and a perfectly fried egg. Everything tasted fresh and homemade, like it came out of someone’s kitchen back in Seoul. The pork belly was juicy, flavorful, and grilled just right. The portion sizes were super satisfying without feeling overwhelming. What I really loved was how balanced the meal felt—every bite had texture and flavor, and the side dishes kept the meal interesting from start to finish. The service was quick, friendly, and efficient—even though the place was pretty full during lunch hour. Prices were fair too, especially for the quality and variety. If you’re craving Korean food that feels authentic but approachable, this is a solid spot. No gimmicks—just good, honest food that warms you up from the inside. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #sunteccity #suntectrip

#singaporeguide Singapore is a place where the future meets tradition. It’s not just about tall buildings and high-end shopping. It’s about exploring vibrant neighborhoods, tasting unforgettable food, and enjoying green spaces right in the city. Walk through the Marina Bay area for modern architecture and waterfront views. Visit Gardens by the Bay to see the giant Supertrees and futuristic domes. For a different side of Singapore, get lost in the streets of Little India or browse the shops of Chinatown. Singapore is known for its food. From simple hawker stalls to luxury dining, everything is top quality. Try Hainanese chicken rice, char kway teow, and the famous Singaporean chili crab. When you need a break from the city, head to Sentosa Island for beaches, resorts, and theme parks. Or relax at the Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. --- Getting Around: Singapore is one of the easiest cities to explore. Use the MRT, buses, or taxis. Most places are within 30 minutes of each other. --- Why Go to Singapore? Because it’s clean, safe, and full of surprises Because you can enjoy city life, culture, and nature in one trip Because the food is unforgettable and the people are welcoming #DiscoverSingapore #SingaporeTrip #VisitSingapore #SingaporeJourney #UrbanNature #TravelAsia #SingaporeEats #SentosaFun #CityInAGarden #ExploreAsia #beachlife #seascapes #couplestrip #travel #naturalwonders #localfood

In the lively heart of Singapore’s Chinatown, we found a cozy Oriental restaurant that served up one of the most satisfying meals of our trip. The scent of sizzling meat and spices pulled us in—and what followed was a full-on flavor fest. We kicked things off with Chinese-style BBQ pork belly—crispy on the outside, juicy and tender inside, with a caramelized glaze that had just the right amount of sweetness. The BBQ oysters were smoky and addictive, topped with fragrant garlic and a hint of chili that gave them a satisfying kick. The Yang Chow fried rice came packed with shrimp, egg, and crunchy vegetables—simple, yet so comforting. But the star for spice lovers was the stir-fried pork belly with green chili. Each bite was a fiery punch of flavor, perfectly balanced by the richness of the pork. Every dish came out hot, fresh, and bursting with character. The vibe? Casual, busy, and full of locals—which is always a good sign. If you’re craving bold Chinese flavors and a satisfying, no-frills meal, this spot is a must. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #chinatown #chinatowntrip

We celebrated our anniversary at Dolce Vita in Mandarin Oriental Singapore, and it turned out to be an unforgettable evening. From the moment we arrived, the service was warm, attentive, and discreetly celebratory — the staff knew it was our special day and made us feel truly welcomed. The setting was serene and sophisticated, with views of the pool and Marina Bay skyline creating a romantic atmosphere. It felt both luxurious and relaxing — exactly what we hoped for in an anniversary dinner. The food? Absolutely refined. Every course was beautifully plated and full of flavor. The pasta was delicate and fresh, the seafood perfectly cooked, and the dessert — a chocolate creation paired with a glass of bubbly — ended the meal on a high. The chef clearly pays attention to detail, both in taste and presentation. What really made the evening special was the combination of good food, great ambiance, and that quiet elegance that Mandarin Oriental does so well. We left feeling full, happy, and just a little bit spoiled. Would definitely recommend Dolce Vita for anyone looking to mark a special occasion or simply indulge in a refined Italian meal in the heart of Singapore. #summervacay #singaporetrip #dolcevita #mandarinoriental #romanticdinner #anniversarycelebration #fineitalian #luxurydining #celebratedeliciously #beautifulsingapore

Every time I’m craving a truly Singaporean lunch, I head straight to the food hub at 155 Bukit Batok Street 11, #01-324 West Shopping Centre. Nestled within the estate, this hawker-style haven is where locals come for their daily meals—meaning you know it must be good. Every stall here delivers solid fare. Whether it’s piping hot chicken rice, flavorful laksa, crispy zi char, or fresh fruit juices, you’ll find nothing subpar. The atmosphere is relaxed and familiar, filled with regulars who clearly love their weekday staples. I usually drop by around lunch, find a seat among the chatter of neighbours, and enjoy a hearty, no-frills meal that hits all the right notes. What makes this place stand out isn’t any one signature dish—it’s the dependable quality across the board and the sense of local community. If you want to eat like a Bukit Batok resident and keep things simple, tasty, and authentic, this food hub is exactly where you want to be. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #bukitbatok #localscene #hawkerculture #sgfoodie

Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay is a perfect blend of nature and creativity. From wooden eagle sculptures to symbolic stone art and futuristic Supertrees, every corner felt like a living gallery. If you’re in Singapore, the Flower Dome is a must-see. peaceful, artistic, and filled with meaning. And remember… even the flowers know they’re pretty. 😉🌸 Location: Gardens by the Bay – Flower Dome & Supertree Grove, Singapore #GardensByTheBay #FlowerDome #SingaporeTrip #NatureArt #TravelWithMe #SupertreeGrove #TripMoments #AsiaTravel #GardenEscape #TravelDiarie

Universal Studios Singapore offers an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages! From the thrilling Battlestar Galactica roller coaster to the enchanting Far Far Away zone, every corner of the park is packed with excitement and adventure. The Transformers ride was particularly impressive, making you feel like you're part of the action! 🎥💥 The vibrant atmosphere, themed zones, and opportunities to take photos with beloved characters added to the fun. Cooling off on the Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure was a refreshing highlight. 🌴🦖 The park was well-organized, and the crowds were manageable, making it a must-visit destination in Singapore for people of all ages!

We dropped by the Blossom Lounge (SATS & Plaza Premium) while waiting for our flight at Changi Airport Terminal 4, and it was a great place to wind down before departure. The layout is modern and functional, with comfy seating options—booths, padded cubicles, and cozy chairs with charging points readily available. It felt spacious and clean even during a moderately busy time. The food was decent. I really enjoyed the laksa made fresh on request—it had a good kick and was very satisfying. There were also other local dishes and light bites like pastries and salads. Drinks included soft drinks, coffee, tea, and some alcohol options, but don’t expect high-end liquor. Service was polite, and the lounge overall was well-maintained. There are shower facilities too, although I didn’t use them. Wi-Fi was stable enough for emails and browsing. All in all, it’s a practical and comfortable lounge for short-haul travelers or anyone flying out of T4. Just don’t expect luxury, but definitely better than sitting at the gate. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #changiairport #changiairporttrip

🇸🇬 SINGAPORE ONE-DAY ITINERARY (Compact) 🕘 9:00 AM – MICA Building (Old Hill Street Police Station) Take photos with the famous colorful windows Quick stop (10–15 mins) 🕘 9:30 AM – Fort Canning Park Historical hilltop park with lush greenery, colonial ruins & spiral staircase Wear comfy shoes for walking Duration: ~1 hour 🕚 11:00 AM – Lunch at Funan Mall (near Fort Canning) Air-conditioned mall with lots of local & international food options 🕐 12:30 PM – Gardens by the Bay Visit Supertree Grove (free), or go inside Flower Dome / Cloud Forest if time allows Duration: ~1.5 hours 🕒 2:30 PM – Marina Bay Walk Walk from Marina Bay Sands → Helix Bridge → Merlion Park Take iconic photos with city skyline and Merlion 🕔 5:00 PM – Sunset Views at Marina Barrage or Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Relax and enjoy the view 🕖 6:30 PM – Dinner at Satay by the Bay or Clarke Quay Local food with water views#singapore #singaporetrip #onedaytrip

📍 Address: Marina Bay Sands & Gardens by the Bay, Singapore 🕐 Business Hours: Open all day (Best time to visit: Evening) 🍃 Ambiance/Facilities: A perfect blend of modern architecture and lush gardens. The light shows are absolutely breathtaking! ✨ Travel Moment: My first time in Singapore and I was blown away by the beauty of Marina Bay Sands and the Supertree Grove. The evening lights made the whole area come alive. It’s a must-visit spot for amazing skyline views and unforgettable memories! #SingaporeTrip #MarinaBaySands #GardensByTheBay #TravelMoments #CityLights

SINGAPORE NATIONAL DAY 🇸🇬 | Singapore National Day | Festival | Spectacular light show! 🎆🎉🏙️❤️ If you have the chance to visit Singapore during **National Day** (Organized every year on August 9th) Please book your tickets now! Because this event is **super spectacular** With the parade, light show in the middle of the city, and a heartwarming atmosphere of patriotism . 🇸🇬 **Highlights of the event:** ✨ National Day Parade (NDP) Full of soldiers, aviation units, fireworks, music, and light and sound shows Let me tell you, national level = **Production comparable to world-class concerts!** 🎆 **Amazing fireworks** Popular photo spots: **Marina Bay Sands, Esplanade, Merlion** Fireworks shot from the middle of the bay Glittering reflection in the water, so beautiful it'll give you goosebumps 🛍️ The whole city is decorated with Singapore flags There are promotions for discounts at department stores, restaurants, and local products Singaporeans wear white and red shirts and walk all over the streets, giving a warm and lively feeling 🎤 There are also cultural performances, national anthem sung by youth And in the evening, there are free concerts to watch at various landmarks | ° Tips ° - Come take pictures during the fireworks at around 7 pm - Bring a mat to have a picnic and watch the show by Marina Bay, it's so cool - It's recommended to book a hotel near the Marina a month in advance! ______________________________ #SingaporeNationalDay #SingaporeNationalEvent #singaporetrip #VisitSingapore #FireworksinSingapore #PalmGoesSour #PALMPAIPREAW #TravelFestivalsAbroad #marinabaysands #mustvisitSingapore #VisitSingapore

We dropped by Red Star Restaurant near Chin Swee Temple, not expecting much—but it ended up being quite a nostalgic trip down memory lane. The dim sum? Honestly, nothing to shout about. It was the usual fare—har gow, siew mai, chicken feet—competently done, but nothing that stood out. What did stand out, though, was the setting. The moment you step inside, you’re transported to the late ’80s or early ’90s. The retro décor, old-school wall art, vintage furniture, and tiled floors create such an authentic, almost untouched charm. It’s the kind of place that reminds you of Sunday brunches with the family when you were a kid—warm, familiar, and unfussy. It’s more about the atmosphere than the culinary fireworks here. If you’re in the area and looking for a taste of the past (with a side of decent dim sum), Red Star is worth a visit. #summervacay #RedStarRestaurant #ChinSweeTemple #RetroVibes #OldSchoolDimSum #TimeCapsuleEats #ThrowbackDining #VintageCharm #singapore #singaporetrip

Raffles City Singapore offers a dynamic city walk experience with its blend of shopping, dining, and architectural marvels. Stroll through this iconic complex, discover its modern design, and enjoy panoramic views of the city. A must-visit destination for both locals and tourists. #rafflescity #singapore #singaporetrip #visit_singapore #citydaytours #citywalk #cityscape #urbanexplorer #urbanexplore #urbanexploration #urbanexplorer #urbanwanderings #walking #walkingaround #citywalk #travelinspiration #travelphotography #travelwithme