I have 8 hours to kill in Singapore and I'm looking for a good place to go eat. I've been there a few times, so I don't feel the need to go see any sights. Just looking for a good food court to hang out and try some different things. I've stayed in Chinatown each time I was there, so somewhere different would be great.
Post Reply
1 of 1
8 hours in Singapore
1,773 Views |
10 Replies |
Last: 2 yr ago by aggiesundevil4
Old Airport Road Food Centre
51 Old Airport Rd
51 Old Airport Rd
Piedra negra Mexican restaurant in haji lane
Jumbo Seafood at east coast seafood center not too far from the airport.
Eat chili crab and drink tiger beer while looking at the ship traffic till you need to go back to the airport.
Eat chili crab and drink tiger beer while looking at the ship traffic till you need to go back to the airport.
I did this in October when I was there, it was really fun!
Going up to the observation deck of the three towers (the sky park observation deck) that looks like a boat was a great way to see the whole city and have a beer as well. China town is an option as well but I wouldn't recommend spending your time there.
The long bar at Raffles Hotel was neat but the famous Singapore sling sold there is $37!
Going up to the observation deck of the three towers (the sky park observation deck) that looks like a boat was a great way to see the whole city and have a beer as well. China town is an option as well but I wouldn't recommend spending your time there.
The long bar at Raffles Hotel was neat but the famous Singapore sling sold there is $37!
MMMM....that pepper crab is SO good.aggiesundevil4 said:
I did this in October when I was there, it was really fun!
Going up to the observation deck of the three towers (the sky park observation deck) that looks like a boat was a great way to see the whole city and have a beer as well. China town is an option as well but I wouldn't recommend spending your time there.
The long bar at Raffles Hotel was neat but the famous Singapore sling sold there is $37!
And I did like the Slings at the Raffle. I was on per diem so cost was no big deal.
Incredible shots! I'm thrilled about my upcoming three-day stay in Singapore. Any recommendations for must-see/do activities? Also, can anyone shed light on these arrival cards at https://sgarrivalcard.sg/? Are they a necessary requirement? I'm a bit unclear on their purpose, and any insights would be greatly appreciated. Looking forward to making the most of my time in Singapore!
There is a Chinatown in Singapore?
I've never heard Marina Bay Sands called - the three towers that looks like a boat but... That's a pretty good description.
Yeah it's fairly famous but not on the top of the list of things to see.
Marina bay sands hotel observation deck should be one of the first places you go. Gives you an amazing view of all of Singapore. Then you can venture out and walk to see the touristy stuff like the Merlion fountain. The top things to see are well documented and can be knocked out in a day or two.
I loved the architecture on a lot of the buildings. Find some good restaurants like Jumbo seafood and eat their famous dishes like chili crab or black pepper crab.
My biggest regret was wearing pants. I sweated like crazy because we walked a lot and it was hot and humid the whole time.
I loved the architecture on a lot of the buildings. Find some good restaurants like Jumbo seafood and eat their famous dishes like chili crab or black pepper crab.
My biggest regret was wearing pants. I sweated like crazy because we walked a lot and it was hot and humid the whole time.
Featured Stories
See All
36:03
5m ago
587
10:14
2d ago
10.0k
Zach Clemence leads Texas A&M's 3-point barrage vs. South Carolina
by Olin Buchanan
5 Thoughts: Texas A&M 92, South Carolina 69
by Luke Evangelist
6:13
2h ago
845