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A culinary gem that expertly weaves together Cantonese, Teochew, and Sichuan flavors, this Michelin-starred spot dazzles with fresh seafood and an impressive liquor collection.

"About Nanyang Old Coffee Walking along the streets in Chinatown, you will first be welcome by Nanyang Old Coffee shop of its wonderful coffee aroma. If you were to explore further by slurping into the great cup of Singapore traditional coffee, you will realise that this is a perfect embodiment of Singaporean’s life within this Singapore traditional coffee shop. Besides being awarded “The Best Singapore Traditional Coffee” and beloved by many local customers, Nanyang Old Coffee is beyond its great coffee, there is a myriad of memories, friendships, history and culture within a small cup of traditional coffee. At level 2, there is a mini coffee museum in the café where you could dine in the nostalgic atmosphere."

An extensive menu of traditional hot pot options served in a laid-back restaurant.

At Mag’s Wine Kitchen, experience a cozy blend of modern European and Asian flavors with thoughtfully crafted dishes and a welcoming atmosphere, all overseen by chef-owner Mag.

Escape the city's hustle on this charming island, where scenic trails await cyclists and walkers alike, all surrounded by lush nature and wildlife.

This vibrant eatery serves up wok-fried zi char delights and a famous Moonlight Hor Fun in a bustling, casual setting with outdoor seating.

Vibrant island with sandy beaches, hotels & a casino, plus golf courses, a theme park & aquarium.

A small selection of familiar Chinese fare doled out in spartan, compact quarters.

Elegant property featuring Japanese & Cantonese dining, plus an outdoor pool & a rooftop garden. Providing direct access to Bugis subway station, this upscale hotel is also a 10-minute walk from the Singapore Art Museum and 2 km from Marina Bay. Sophisticated rooms with colonial and Asian accents offer flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. Club rooms include access to a lounge with free breakfast and evening cocktails. Suites add separate living spaces and dining tables. Dining options include formal Japanese and Cantonese restaurants, plus a pub and a lobby lounge serving afternoon tea. Other amenities include a rooftop garden, an outdoor pool and a fitness centre. There's also 1,000 sq m of meeting space, including a ballroom.

Coconut Club is a lively spot near Arab Street where you can dive into rich coconut milk dishes, enjoying a cozy vibe and attentive service.