Buko Nero

This trendy urban farm and restaurant boasts a farm-to-table vibe, serving vibrant vegan and gluten-free dishes amidst lush greenery, perfect for special occasions.

High-concept boutique hotel with quirky quarters, resident artists & chic dining, plus a ritzy bar This glam, arty boutique hotel is a 13-minute walk from the nearest metro station, 3 km from the National Gallery, Singapore, and 6 km from Singapore Botanic Gardens. Elegant rooms feature eclectic decor, and offer free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, along with Nespresso machines and minibars. Club rooms include access to a private lounge with free breakfast and snacks. Some have shared courtyards, and suites add sitting areas and/or kitchenettes. Upgraded suites come with living rooms and pull-out sofas Breakfast is available in the fashionable restaurant, and there's a trendy bar that hosts regular live events by the hotel's resident artists.

The Singapore Botanic Gardens is a sprawling, UNESCO-listed oasis in the city, boasting vibrant orchids, serene lakes, and lush pathways perfect for unwinding.

Hip, counter-serve chain for gourmet takes on fast-food classics like burgers & frozen custard.

Summer Palace is a chic haven for fine Chinese dining, where exquisite dim sum meets attentive service and a sophisticated ambiance, perfect for any celebration.

"At L'Entrecôte The Steak and Fries Bistro, we focus on the season’s best steak doused in our legendary sauce, with unlimited crispy, golden fries, and accompanied by our fresh green salad with mustard dressing and walnuts. Pair your steak with a glass or bottle from our Signature Collection of wines, exclusive to L'Entrecôte The Steak and Fries Bistro."

Newton Circus Food Center is a bustling hawker hub where you can indulge in Singapore's best seafood and local delights in a lively atmosphere.

Step into this charming 1925-style kopitiam for fluffy buns, housemade kaya, and a cozy vibe that captures the heart of Katong's culinary scene.

"Durian Culture is the new generation of a family business legacy that has now spanned almost half a century. It all began with a durian-delivery lorry driver and a dream. Since purchasing his first lorry with hard-earned savings, Lim Chin Yong and his younger brother, Lim Chin Kean, or famously revered as ‘Durian King’ by MediaCorp in 1998, established the renowned durian enterprise that supplies to retail outlets and major supermarkets such as NTUC today. Their passion for durians overflows to the family’s next generation who are committed to uphold the art of durian appreciation through Durian Culture. Today, the durian-loving community continues to expand. Looks like the glorious days are shining brighter ahead."

Narrow, casual spot serving light fare, plus coffee made with milk imported from Hokkaido, Japan.