Singaporean restaurant · Chinatown
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"Kok Sen, opened in the 1960s, is one of the oldest surviving cze char outlets in Singapore. It managed to secure a ground-floor shophouse unit, which allowed it to create extensive and elaborate menus." - Stephanie Lim
Toy museum · Bugis
Museum of vintage toys & childhood memorabilia from 40 countries
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Indian Muslim restaurant · Kampong Glam
Known for its century-old history, serving Indian Muslim street food.
Hotel · Little India
Hip hotel with cool studios, lounge, hot tub & Sri Lankan restaurant
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Shopping mall · Clarke Quay
Riverside dining, nightlife, clubs, bars, and river cruises
Fine dining restaurant · Boulevard
Authentic Cantonese cuisine, Peking duck, dim sum, luxurious setting
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Hotel · Boulevard
Spacious rooms, acclaimed Cantonese dining, and two chic outdoor pools
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Hawker stall · Maxwell
Iconic stall serving flavorful poached chicken and fragrant rice
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Barbecue restaurant · Ridout
Michelin-starred Australian BBQ with wood-fired oven & counter seats
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Authentic Japanese restaurant · Cecil
Meticulously crafted seasonal Japanese cuisine with warm hospitality
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Food court · Newton Circus
Lively market with seafood, satay, chili crab & local specialities
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