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Singapore is very nice.
It is renowned for satisfying the most discerning cuisine.
Cuisines from the spicy Indian food to the inviting Chinese food to the Noya (
The combination of China and Malaysia)
The best French and Italian cuisine.
However, restaurants in Singapore are open and closed at an amazing speed, and key staff are responsible for the success and work of the restaurant
Jump at a similar speed.
From the restored store to the warehouse, there are independent institutions everywhere, called go-downs.
Try to visit one of the food centres near Singapore, which has food stalls from India, China, Indonesia and Malaysia at very low prices.
The food center is either open-air, has a public area for diners, or is open-air
A conditional food court located in the basement or on the top floor of the mall.
Two enclave along the Singapore River pier and Clark Pier offer more than 35 open-air places offering international cuisine.
When the sun sets, the boat dock is a particularly lively place: local workers in the financial district have gone there after fleeing the office.
Although some of the hotel's cafes are open 24 hours a day, most food stores stop serving dinner before ten o'clock P. M.
Reservations for most restaurants are usually not required, but it is recommended to book large groups on weekends and public holidays.
Here is a sample survey of restaurants in town.
Depending on the cost of a person's dinner, it is expected to be paid within these general guidelines, excluding drinks, taxes or tips: $ = less than $15; $$ = S$15-$30; $$$ = S$31-$75;
$ = Over $75.
The most popular restaurant Chinois fusion cuisine is very popular in Singapore, and Chinois Club is definitely one of the reasons.
East-Fusion
Western ingredients and recipes produce imaginative dishes like their names.
Looking forward to seeing exotic entrees such as roast lamb marinated rack and braised five-spice shallots. There's a well-
Wine cellar in stockDaily noon-
At 2: 30 p. m. and 6: 30-10:30 pm. $$$.
Most credit cards. No. 02-
Orchard Parade Hotel No. 1 Tanglin Road No. 18, Singapore. Phone 834-0660.
Considered by many to be the best Cantonese restaurant in Singapore, it has a price menu that matches this reputation.
If you want to splurge and enjoy some authentic Chinese cuisine, try seafood noodles and mapo tofu (
Traditional dishes made from soybeans)
And stewed bergamot slices.
If you are still not satisfied, you can make a small pancake for dessert with smoothie for only $14.
It is a wonderful experience in terms of food, service and atmosphere, but only if you are ready to spend. Monday-Saturday noon-
At 2: 30 p. m. and 6: 30-
Sunday morning at 11: 30 p. m.
At 2: 30 p. m. and 6: 30-10:30 pm.
Weekend reservations are recommended. $$$$.
Most credit cards.
37/F Pan Pacific Hotel 7 Raffles Avenue. , Singapore. Phone 434-8338. Les Amisx97A top-
Singapore-
French restaurant.
The signature dishes include foie gras, crispy eggs and charcoal.
Grilled rib eye and quail meat.
Good wine list
Lunch and dinner on MondaySaturday noon-2 pm and 7:15-
Take a break at ten o'clock P. M. on Sunday.
Booking is recommended. $$$.
Most credit cards. 1 Scotts Rd. , Singapore. Phone 733-2225.
Everything in this restaurant is fashionable.
Its concept is also unique.
Nine different dining and entertainment areas are located under one roof in the mezzanine of grand Haite, hence the name.
You can mix and match from the choice of Japanese, Chinese and Western dishes, including fresh sushi prepared in front of you.
Try Japanese sashimi or Chinese snacks.
There are also impressive wine lists, as well as martini and cigar bars.
The service is sometimes slow due to the crowded crowd, but chic decor and a wide variety of food make up for the waiting time. Daily noon-3 pm, 6-11 pm. $$$.
Most credit cards.
Grand Hyatt Singapore, 10-12 Scotts Rd. , Singapore. Phone 738-1234.
ORPI is a member of the top Italian restaurant associations from all over the world.
As the name implies, this restaurant specializes in Northern Italian cuisine and is carefully prepared by Italian chef Giovanni Ciresa.
Enjoy a complementary meal with Italian wine.
Open for lunch and dinner every day except Saturday lunch. Closed Sunday.
Booking is recommended. $$$-$$$$.
Most credit cards.
Mandarin by the sea, Singapore, 6 Raffles Avenue. , Singapore. Phone 845-1113.
Shrooms Hall is an obvious place for yapie pie and expat parties, Shrooms opened in February 1999, adding to the already bustling restaurants and night scenes of CHIJMES.
Its name comes from its unique menu: each dish contains some kind of mushroom.
The food here is stylish, and the signature dishes include House packaging (
Chicken, mushrooms and other vegetables in rice paper)
There are rib eyes, lobster, Chile and black mushrooms;
Salmon with cucumberchile raita (yogurt-based relish);
And braised veal. Daily noon-3 pm and 6-11 pm. $$.
Most credit cards.
West Manor CHIJMES hotels 30 Victoria Street, Singapore. Phone 336-2268.
Tandoori is popular for its authentic North Indian tandoori dishes (
In the stove)
There are mild but rich spices.
In the center of the room is an idyllic tycoon garden with a lotus pond.
Indian musicians entertained themselves with the sitagon, the Tabra and the harmony.
Lunch and dinner open daily2:15 pm and 7-10:15 pm. $$$.
Most credit cards.
Holiday Inn Singapore view, 11 Caena Road, Singapore. , Singapore. Phone 730-0153. Thanyingx97Top-
Top Thai specialties prepared by a former royal chef with special care.
Phar goong (
Grilled prawns mixed with citronella, scallions, mint, pepper and lime)
It's a complex, harmonious mix of flavors, and the Thai food is delicious-known.
Open daily for lunch and dinner.
Booking is recommended. $$$.
Most credit cards.
Clark dock, no. 01-143, Singapore. Phone 336-1821.
The local and regional specialties of blue ginger chili sauce serve traditional Peranakan cuisine such as Chilean prawns and otak (
Grilled fish with banana leaves).
Because the Chilean factor may be very unfriendly to foreign taste buds, a lot of water or lime juice is required.
However, there are several items on the menu in Chile
Intolerance: steamed sea bass Noah, Lake Tower (bean curd)
It's safe to roast boneless chicken.
For dessert, try the infamous durian cake, a kaleidoscope of different colors and flavors that may not appeal to everyone.
Open at eleven o'clock A. M. daily-2:30 pm. Dinner Sunday-Thursday 6-
At 9: 30 p. m. Friday and Saturday-9:30 pm.
Reservations are recommended on weekends. $$.
Most credit cards.
Heeren Mall, No. 05-
No. 02 Orchard Road, 260. , Singapore. Phone 835-3928.
The Chinese Square food center is located at the Chinese Square food center near the pier.
Singapore's largest airline
Conditional food court and more than 100 food stalls on three floors.
Local food, such as beef noodles, fried kway teow (flat noodles)
And Naxi Patong (
Malay rice and vegetables)
It can be found there. Open daily. $.
No credit card.
51 tylock Eyer Street, Singapore.
The Ivins restaurant offers affordable Indonesian, local and wild dishes, which are quite hot and rich, with a mix of Malay and Chinese food.
Features include sotong (
Squid or squid)
Sambal with prawns (
Prawns with chili sauce in Chile)Beef in blue (dry beef curry)
And fish head curry.
Nonya cakes and desserts are also recommended.
Open at eleven o'clock A. M. daily-3 pm and 5-9 pm. $.
Most credit cards.
Pacific Ocean Park, Wuji, Singapore. Phone 468-3060.
Also known as the Telok Ayer festival market. A huge, non-air-
There are a variety of food centers, from local cuisine to Japanese and Korean cuisine.
In the evening, a path next to the food center was closed and turned into an open one --Air Food StreetOpen daily. $.
No credit card.
Robinson Road, Singapore
If you want authentic Chinese cuisine, try this food center in the heart of Chinatown. Daily 11 am-2 am. $.
No credit card.
European Street, Singapore.
The current location of many vendors from the original Satay Club of the Marina arts center was demolished in 1995.
Satay is a form of local Malay cuisine that is essential
Try it in Singapore.
May Goren (fried noodles)
The fresh coconut is also worth a try. Open-air seating. Daily 4:30 pm-3 am. $.
No credit card.
Clarke Quay, Singapore.
Sunanhouse of Sundanese food asi in a casual setting, Indonesian cuisine is satisfying with popular and traditional Indonesian music.
Features include a range of charcoal-grilled dishes.
Four locations, one of which is at the boat terminal. Monday-Friday morning at 11: 30-3:30 pm and 6-
Ten o'clock P. M. Saturday noon-
3: 30 p. m. and 5: 30-
Ten o'clock P. M. Sunday noon-3:30 pm and 5-9:30 pm. $$.
Most credit cards.
55 Singapore pier. Phone 534-3775.
Although the price is a bit expensive, the service and food here are legendary.
Taste the set meals and snacks, which tend to be the original Hong Kong dim sum in terms of preparation and taste.
Unlike other Chinese restaurants, the food here is light, not too salty, and the sauce is rarely used. Open daily. $$$.
Most credit cards. No. 01-
CHIJMES 24, 30 Victoria Street, Singapore. Phone 339-3822.
Rice table is one of the few places in town to serve the Dutch.
Indonesian cuisine called rijsttafel.
The restaurant is decorated with handmade puppets, masks and carvings, giving people a feeling of Indonesia.
Try a buffet or a la carte menu, but be careful that there are spicy or Chilean dishes in it: these are not for the weakness of the heart or tongue.
Tahu telor (
Egg tofu)
As good as sota ayam (chicken soup).
Open daily at noon2:30 pm and 6-9:30 pm.
Booking is recommended. $$.
Most credit cards. No. 02-
No. 09 International Building, 360 Orchard Road, Singapore. Phone 835-3783.
Breakfast and breakfast in North America
Breakfast in the style of eggs, toast, pancakes, etc. , whether in a hotel restaurant or a fast food restaurant, you are the best choice
Restaurants such as McDonald's, Burger King and Delius.
People who prefer adventure may want to try what the locals eat for breakfast.
Go to any suburban hawker center where you can choose from dishes including chui kway (
Round rice cake), wan ton mee (
Dumpling noodles), roti prata (
Indian bread and curry)
There are also Chinese porridge and a variety of cakes and pastries.
Goodwood Park hotels-Goodwood Park Hotels
Hour cafe serving large international breakfast buffet. $$.
Most credit cards. 22 Scotts Rd. , Singapore. Phone 737-7411. Shangri-
Enjoy an International breakfast in the scenic garden or dine within 24 hourshour cafe.
Open 24 hours a day. $$.
Most credit cards.
22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore. Phone 737-3644.
A spacious colonial mansion, nestled on a hill of lush green views, offers spectacular views of the Singapore skyline.
Beautifully presented European and Asian cuisine in large antiques-
Full restaurant.
This mansion in western Singapore is full of romantic music from violinist or jazz duo.
Features include rijsttafel, a 13-door spicy and fragrant course feast inspired by the Indonesian and Dutch alike. Valet parking. Daily 7-10:30 pm. $$$.
Most credit cards.
Blangah Green, Singapore Telecom. Phone 278-6979.
Compass Inn is located in one of the tallest buildings on the island and is located on the 70 th floor of the Westin Stamford. The 360-
The degree landscape of the city and port is spectacular ,(unfortunately)
More delicious than continental cuisine.
Nevertheless, it is still a worthwhile experience. Daily noon-
At 2: 30 p. m. and 6: 30-10:30 pm. $$$$.
Most credit cards.
70/F, Westin Stamford Road 2. , Singapore. Phone 338-8585.
This is the reason most people have heard of the hotel dakston.
Located in a corner of the busy business district, this restaurant is known for its comfortable decoration and friendly service.
The food was light and delicious, and everything was prepared in the original French style by a chef from Brittany.
Open daily at noon2 pm and 7-10 pm.
Reservations are recommended on weekends. $$$-$$$$.
Most credit cards.
Hotel Dukeston 83 Dukeston Road. , Singapore. Phone 227-7678.
Restaurant and Bar in Salut, serving France-
Italian food with elegant and comfortable environment.
This place has become a favorite for yuppies and expats, who come here to enjoy delicious food and a rich selection of wines.
Since it is located near the central business district, many of its customers come from nearby offices.
Grilled baby octopus and leg of lamb are on the menu. Daily noon-2 pm and 7-
Ten o'clock P. M. except for Sunday lunch. $$$-$$$$.
Most credit cards.
25 PA Gaal Road, Tanjung, Singapore. Phone 225-7555. ITALIAN (
Pizza shop included)
In an upbeat, casual setting, overlook the sidewalk with huge glass windows and prepare delicious Italian food.
Taste delicious antipasto and pizza bomba, an original product of Parma ham and feta cheese. Daily 11:30 am-
At 2: 30 p. m. and 6: 30-10:30 pm. $$.
Most credit cards.
1 floor, Westin Plaza, 2 Stanford Road. , Singapore. Phone 338-8585.
Five people late at night
24-star hotels-hour cafes.
Recommended accommodation in Goodwood Park Hotels (22 Scotts Rd. )
Mandarin Hotel (333 Orchard Rd. )and Shangri-La Hotel (
22 Orange Grove Road).
This North American restaurant chain has three branches in Singapore.
Open 24 hours, air conditioning, western breakfast (
More options than McDonald's)
Accept credit cards.
You can find them in Marina Mandarin, phone 333-9606; No. 02-
Orchard Tower 08, 400 Orchard Road. , phone 734-5363;
And Holland Village, Tel 467-5893.
SEAFOODUDMC seafood center seaf for a huge choice of regional seafood dishes, head to this food center on East Coast Avenue and head to the airport halfway.
There are eight seafood restaurants in total. the most popular ones are Red House seafood and Long Beach seafood.
If you're new to seafood, start with black pepper crab, steamed bass, drunken prawns and hot buns. Daily 11 am-2 am.
Reservations are required on weekends to avoid long waits. $$.
No credit card.
East Coast Avenue, Singapore. Phone 442-3112.
VEGETARIANKomala vilas is definitely one of the best places to go for vegetarian food in South India.
Located in the heart of Little India.
Don't expect a restaurant-
The service here is fashionable, but the price reflects that there is no more expensive than a few dollars.
Menu highlights include vegetarian favorites such as poori (
Flour with stuffing), masala (
Potatoes, spices, Curry and vegetables)and dhal (lentil curry).
There is also a counter selling traditional snacks and sweets.
Be sure to try the tea Tariq with a layer of foam on it.
Open at seven o'clock A. M. daily-10:30 pm. $.
No credit card. 12 Buffalo Rd. , Singapore. Phone 293-6980.
This is a very popular open-air restaurant/cafe, probably the best location on Orchard Road.
At the junction of Orchard Road and Scottish road, it is right in the heart of the shopping district, becoming a favorite for shoppers and spectators.
The menu is simple, with fairly standard Asian and Western cuisine such as Vietnamese spring rolls and club sandwiches.
But if you want to relax with a cup of coffee or chilled beer and have a look at Singaporeans from all walks of life, this is a great place.
There is also an indoor dining area for people who don't smoke and who like the air
Comfortable conditions. Tuesday-Sunday 7 am-
From 2: 30 a. m. Monday to 10: 30 p. m. $$.
Most credit cards.
Marriott Orchard Road 320, Singapore. Phone 735-5800.
Esmirada Mediterranean restaurant is located in the renovated old Peranakan home. (
Peranakans are the descendants of the first Chinese immigrants settled in the Malay Peninsula, who created a unique Chinese-
Mixed culture of Malay. )
The restaurant serves Mediterranean cuisine and wine.
Try their garlic.
Bread, French baguette, served straight as a whole.
Open daily at noon11 pm. $$.
Most credit cards. 180 Orchard Rd. , No. 01-
Singapore 01/02Phone 735-3476.
Royal herb restaurant-Chinese herbs, prepared by a chef from China.
There was even a Chinese doctor who gave advice on diseases and herbs.
The menu also includes tonic soup, tonic liqueur and herbal tea.
For those who really like adventure, there are scorpions and stews.
Open at 11: 30 a. m-
At 2: 30 p. m. and 6: 30-10:30 pm. $$$.
Most credit cards.
Metropolitan hotel 3rd/F Seah St 41, Singapore. Phone 337-0491.
Information prepared by Weismann travel report©2000 by Reed tourism group.
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