Singapore: the Food Capital of Asia
Singaporeans are passionate about food and eating. Look around and the proof is everywhere! Almost in every corner of the island, you will find an endless variety of food, served hot or cold, at any hour of the day (or night)!
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Boat Quay:
Boat Quay is one of the best spots in Singapore for alfresco dining. Once Singapore’s busiest port in the 1960s, it has been transformed into a popular hangout for locals, expatriates and tourists, with chic cafes, high-end restaurants, yuppie pubs and designer galleries. This picturesque, busy stretch offers great views of the Singapore River and part of the colonial district. |
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Chijmes:
Situated in the compound of an old girls’ convent school, CHIJMES today is one of Singapore’s premier wine and dine destinations. You can’t help but find something you’ll like to eat here with restaurants boasting Turkish, Western, Continental, Italian, Chinese, South American, Tapas, Japanese and Vietnamese cuisine, as well as wine bars, discos and pubs to party the night away in. |
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Clarke Quay:
Clarke Quay is Singapore's only riverside festival village combining dining, shopping and entertainment. On the 23,000 square-metre site are five blocks of building housing and shophouses, restored to their original 19th century style. This area has a spread of specialty restaurants, themed pubs and wine bars. Across the river lies a range of exciting dining experience at Riverside Point. |
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Club Street and Far East Square:
is heaven for foodies! The award-winning architectural aesthetics, and restaurants, bars and caf?s attract both tourists and locals. A high-end pedestrian area houses the Fuk Tak Chi Museum, various handicraft stalls and restraurants & cafes. An exclusive district popular with expatriates, Far East Square is where you expect fine cuisine from France, Italy, Israel, Vietnam, Japan and of course the local flavours of Singapore. |
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East Coast Parkway:
Away from the city, chill out by the East Coast beach and relax with the seaside crowd. The East Coast is the quintessential beachfront recreation and relaxation for many Singaporeans and travellers alike. |
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Esplanade – theatres on the Bay:
Located at the Marina Bay waterfront, alfresco diners and tourists alike will be drawn to the sea-breeze, the sound of waves lapping against the sea wall, and the stunning backdrop of Singapore's skyline at Raffles Place. |
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Orchard Road:
Being at the epicentre of Singapore's shopping and entertainment industries means Orchard Road never sleeps. Other than being a shopper’s heaven, it is also a great haunt for fabulous fine-dining and swanky restaurants. |
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Sentosa :
Situated amidst natural tropical woodlands and in the middle of pristine nature, minutes away from the city centre, The Sentosa Resort & Spa is the perfect place to enjoy the serenity and indulge in fine-dining. |
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Stadium Waterfront / Oasis:
Soak in the scenic atmosphere of the Kallang River and enjoy an evening under the stars as you savour the wide selection of delectable international cuisine at the Stadium Waterfront. |
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The Arts House at the Old Parliament / Asian Civilisation Museum:
the oldest government building in Singapore, hasn't just injected an arty air to the Empress Place precinct; it has also boosted the area's culinary quotient, with advent of three trendy restaurants and caf?s. |
