Bugis travel guide and discussion

#localdiscoveries If you’re exploring Prinsep Street and want something more casual than the usual café stop, Chix Hot Chicken is one local spot worth putting on your food list. We’ve had their Nashville-style hot chicken at the Bugis outlet before, but this was our first visit to the Prinsep Street branch. The two locations have quite different vibes. This one is more spacious, colourful and lively, so it works well for a proper meal rather than just grabbing something quickly. What we tried: 🍔 Comeback Boy Our favourite of the meal. A boneless chicken thigh coated in Nashville spice rub, with lettuce, pickles and comeback sauce inside a buttered slider bun. The chicken was juicy and the pickles and sauce gave it a nice balance against the spice. 🍳 Build Your Own Burger A good choice if you’re particular about your burger. You can choose your chicken, seasoning rub, sauce and add-ons. We went with a chicken thigh, buffalo sauce and a fried egg, which made for a pretty satisfying combination. 🍗 Jumbo Tender This was the one we’d skip based on our visit. It was a generous piece of chicken breast with bread and pickles, but ours was quite tough and the seasoning was underwhelming. We’ve had consistently better experiences at their Bugis outlet, so this could simply have been an off day or outlet difference. A few things to know before you go: · 🌶️ If you’re not used to Nashville hot chicken, check the spice level before ordering. The rub and sauces can make quite a difference to the heat. · 🍔 The Build Your Own Burger is worth considering if you prefer choosing your own combination instead of picking from the fixed burgers. · 💰 For a weekday lunch, look out for the $9.99 promotion from Monday to Friday, 11:30am to 3:30pm. It comes with fries and a soda, so it’s a convenient option if you’re working or exploring around the area. · 📍 The Prinsep Street branch is useful to know if you’re already around Dhoby Ghaut, Selegie or the Prinsep Street stretch. You don’t necessarily have to make a separate trip to Bugis for your hot chicken fix. For us, the burgers remain the main draw, especially the Comeback Boy. The Jumbo Tender didn’t quite work for us this time, but we’d happily return for the burgers and try some of the other menu options on another visit. 📍 Chix Hot Chicken, Prinsep Street Nashville-style hot chicken | Fried chicken burgers | Weekday lunch #localfood #afternoonteatime #citydaytours #travel2026 #thingstodo #myitinerary #couplestrip #singapore #hotdiscussions

If you’re looking for a central Singapore stay without paying luxury hotel prices, this hotel in Bugis may be a practical pick 👀 📍 Location · Located in Bugis, one of the most convenient areas for travellers · Around 5 mins walk to Bugis Cube & Bugis Junction · Near Bugis MRT, easy to travel around Singapore · Close to Bugis Street, Haji Lane, Kampong Glam, Arab Street & Sultan Mosque · Great base for shopping, food, café-hopping and city walks 💰 Price · I paid SGD112/night on a Saturday night · From what I observed, prices usually range around SGD90–SGD160/night, depending on travel dates, room type and demand 🛏️ Room · Clean and more spacious than expected (18m^2) · Big bed with warm lighting · Comes with window, hairdryer, safe box, toiletries and ironing board · Glass bathroom makes the room look modern and aesthetic · But privacy may be awkward if you’re travelling with friends 😂 🪪 Check-in reminder · All guests need to prepare passport / physical ID for registration · For Singaporean / PR / work permit holders, Singpass is not accepted, so bring your physical card. Screenshots of the card are fine too (front and back). ⚠️ Things to note · Reception service depends on luck. Some staff were friendly, some were not · Better for short stays, solo travellers or couples · Not for travellers expecting full hotel facilities ✨ Overall · I’d recommend this if you want a central, affordable and practical Bugis stay · Best part: location, location, location! #singaporehotel #singaporestay #bugis

#epictravelmoments Honestly, Waterloo Street is not somewhere I want to rush through. I was around Bugis recently and decided not to simply pass by. Instead, I slowed down and really looked around — and wow… the colourful heritage shophouses immediately caught my attention. There’s something beautifully underrated about this little corner of Singapore. The colourful façades, old architecture, tiny details and traditional atmosphere make you feel as though you’ve discovered a forgotten chapter of the city. So many people come to Bugis, yet this hidden gem can easily be overlooked. Perhaps that’s exactly what makes Waterloo Street so special. I had no packed itinerary. I simply walked, stopped whenever something caught my eye, took photos and enjoyed the atmosphere. That’s my kind of slow travel — no rushing, no ticking off attractions, just allowing a street to reveal its own story. Sometimes, the most memorable places aren’t the famous ones. They’re the underrated hidden gems hiding in plain sight. Have you discovered Waterloo Street before, or have you been walking past this hidden gem without noticing? #hotdiscussions

Kampong Glam neighborhood is sooo stunning—like, seriously, it’s giving main character vibes! Imagine strolling past gorgeous mosques, Insta-perfect pop-color shophouses, and the cutest little cafés on every corner. This place is a total photo dump starter pack. You gotta check out Sultan Mosque (3 Muscat Street, Singapore 198833, open 10am–12pm & 2pm–4pm daily). The epic golden domes are straight-up jaw-dropping, and the architecture just hits different in real life. And foodies, assemble! Arab Street and Haji Lane are basically a legendary tastebud party. We’re talking next-level shawarma, classic nasi lemak, and Turkish ice cream with that fun “stretchy” vibe—literally impossible not to drool. Whether you’re snapping pics, hunting for vintage shops, or just getting your foodie on, Kampong Glam is the place that’ll make your Singapore trip totally unforgettable.

Chick-fil-A Bugis+ is a branch of the famous American fried chicken restaurant chain that's very popular in Singapore. If you want to try authentic American-style fast food, this place is definitely worth checking out. We ordered the Spicy Deluxe Meal, priced at approximately S$13. The set includes a chicken burger, waffle fries, and a drink. The chicken is a large breast patty, but still juicy and not dry at all. The outside is perfectly crispy. The added fresh vegetables and cheese in the Deluxe version make the taste refreshing and easy to eat. Another must-try item is the Waffle Fries, the restaurant's signature grid-shaped French fries. Served hot and seasoned, they might be a little salty for some, but overall delicious. What we liked best is that you can choose up to 3 sauces from 6 options in one set. We tried both Chick-fil-A's original sauce and a Singaporean-style chili sauce, both of which paired very well with the fried chicken and fries. For an authentic American feel, we recommend trying the original sauce. Ordering here is quite different from typical fast food restaurants. Upon entering, a staff member will set up a table for you. Then we walked to the counter to order our food. All the staff were very polite and friendly, making the dining experience feel warmer than typical fast food restaurants. The only thing I secretly felt was that the restaurant was quite noisy, especially during peak hours. It might not be ideal for working or relaxing for a long time. But considering the taste of the food and the service, it's definitely worth trying when visiting Singapore. 🍗✨ #ChickFilA #ChickFilASingapore #BugisPlus #SingaporeFood #SingaporeReview #SingaporeTravel #FriedChicken #Burger #WaffleFries #FoodReview #SingaporeTrip #WhatToEatInSingapore

Singapore doesn’t always have to be about ticking off attractions. This trip, I stayed around Arab Street and simply enjoyed the neighbourhood at my own pace — good food, a morning run, a little shopping, and surprisingly smooth travel back to Malaysia. 🇸🇬✨ I started with dinner at Yan Huo (烟火餐馆), which serves Chinese food with a more modern fusion twist. After dinner, I wandered around Bugis on my own with no real plan — just walking, browsing the shops and enjoying the city. The next morning was probably my favourite part of the trip. I woke up early and went for a run around Arab Street. The area feels completely different in the morning — quieter, cooler and much more peaceful before the crowds arrive. It was such a nice way to experience the neighbourhood beyond the usual tourist hours. After my run, I met up with a friend for breakfast at Treasure Toast. Their kaya butter toast was SO crispy and delicious, with that perfect combination of sweet kaya and rich butter. 🤤 The fried bee hoon was an unexpected surprise too — simple, comforting and really tasty. For lunch, we headed to Symmetry for an Australian-style brunch. I really enjoyed this place. The portions were just right without being overly heavy, the food was good, and the owner was incredibly friendly and funny, which made the whole experience even better. After lunch, I took a Grab straight to the checkpoint to head back to Malaysia. I was expecting the border crossing to take a while, but it was surprisingly smooth — around 30 minutes to clear everything. The process was straightforward and the signs were easy to follow, so even if you’re doing the journey for the first time, it doesn’t feel complicated. No packed itinerary, no rushing from one attraction to another. Just good food, walking around Bugis, running through Arab Street in the morning and enjoying Singapore at a slower pace. Sometimes these simple trips end up being the most enjoyable ones. ❤️ 📍 Arab Street → Bugis → Treasure Toast → Symmetry → Malaysia 💡 Tip: If you’re staying around Arab Street, try waking up early and exploring the neighbourhood before it gets busy. It’s a completely different side of the area. #Singapore #SingaporeTrip #ArabStreet #Bugis #SingaporeFood #SingaporeTravel #VisitSingapore #SingaporeBrunch #KayaToast #TravelSingapore #WeekendGetaway #SingaporeCafe #TravelMoments

📍Village Hotel Albert Court 🚃 About a 2-3 minute walk from Rochor Station The exterior has a European-style classic design, with white walls and decorative elements that give off a slightly luxurious vibe✨. The courtyard-like structure was also charming◎. 🛏 Superior Room (approximately 19㎡) 👤 Single occupancy / 2 nights, 3 days 💰 Total: ¥41,006 (including tax and service charges) → Approximately ¥20,500 per night Visited in February, when hotel prices were high everywhere... ✔ Within a 5-minute walking distance to Little India, making sightseeing convenient ✔ Arab Street and Bugis are also within walking distance ✔ Mustafa Centre is about a 10-15 minute walk🛍 ✔ MRT station nearby, making transportation very easy ✔ Free WiFi and coffee/tea available ✔ Equipped with a gym, great facilities◎ 🍽 Tekka Centre, just a short walk away, offers amazing value for money! At this local hawker center, you can enjoy Indian and Chinese dishes for around ¥500-800🥺. The biryani and chicken rice are affordable and delicious◎. ⚠️ No slippers provided (recommended to bring your own) Singapore is expensive overall, but this location and price were a great find🥺. Save this for your travel reference✈️

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During this Singapore trip, I made sure to visit ATLAS, a bar that has been listed among Asia's Top 50 Bars and even attracted Jay Chou for a visit. ✨ Experience and Review: 1️⃣ Ambiance: Stepping inside feels like entering a scene from "The Great Gatsby." The Art Deco design, massive gin tower, and luxurious vintage vibe make every photo Instagram-worthy. 2️⃣ Food Quality: Many trendy spots are "all looks, no substance," but ATLAS's two-tier afternoon tea is truly impressive. The sweet and savory treats are delicately crafted, combining aesthetics with taste. 3️⃣ Insider Tip: The set menu includes tea or drinks, but I highly recommend "adding a glass of champagne." Sipping champagne in this atmosphere elevates the experience to a whole new level. 📌 Practical Tips: Reservation Strategy (Most Important!): This afternoon tea is highly sought after, and walk-ins are purely luck-based. Here's what we did: "As soon as our flight was confirmed, we immediately reserved a table." No need to search for booking links; simply look up ATLAS on Google Maps, where you'll find a direct reservation link—super convenient! Be sure to book early to avoid disappointment. 📸 Hidden Photo Spot: If you arrive early and can't be seated yet, don't just wait at the entrance! Instead, head up the stairs to the second floor and take a panoramic shot of the grand hall from above—it's absolutely stunning. Location: Situated on the ground floor of Parkview Square, it's easily accessible by MRT and fits seamlessly into your itinerary. Conclusion: With its unparalleled ambiance and high-quality food, ATLAS is a must-visit when in Singapore! 📍 Location: ATLAS Singapore (Parkview Square) 📅 Visit Date: February 2025

Hong Kong Elephant Grounds is in SG?! From a tiny coffee kiosk in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong in 2013 to an iconic Hong Kong’s Coffee and lifestyle culture, Elephant Grounds will be opening in Singapore Guoco Midtown on 10 Jan 2026! The Singapore outlet has both pets-friendly Alfresco and separated indoors area for dine-in. The roastery, bakery, and restaurant concept has international outposts in Manila, Singapore (and soon Jakarta). . 1️⃣ FISH FILLET SANDO 🐟🥪(SGD 22) - breaded sole, wasabi kewpie, mixed cabbage, milk bread & fries 2️⃣ CHICKEN PARM 🍗 (SGD 20) - Singapore Exclusive olden brown chicken fillet, pepperoni, marinara, spinach, jalapeño, baguette 3️⃣ TUNA POKE (SGD 20) — avocado, spring onion, tempura flakes, onsen egg & baby radish 4️⃣ DOUGHNUT 🍩 (SGD 5) - choco/ vanilla raspberry / earl grey 5️⃣ BLUEBERRY 🫐 DANISH (SGD 6) 6️⃣ ICED MATCHA LATTE 🍵 (SGD 7.50) . 📍 Elephant Grounds #singaporetrip #sgfood #singapore

A Journey Filled With Food, Fun, and the Best Durian Experience Ever. This trip took me from the charming streets of Penang, down south to Johor, and finally into the vibrant city of Singapore. Throughout the journey, one thing never stopped — eating. From local favorites to unforgettable desserts, every stop had something delicious waiting. ‼️‼️The best part of the trip — A durian platter experience at Durian Grandpa. If I had to describe it in one word: spectacular. We tasted multiple varieties of premium durians, each one: incredibly fresh,unbelievably creamy,and rich with deep, complex flavors. (Craving on it right now 🤤)#duriansingapore 📍Address: 19 Smith St, #01-01, Singapore 058933. 🍜百年 Yong Tau Fu, a humble but heartwarming meal. Fresh ingredients, flavorful soup, and that nostalgic taste you can’t find everywhere — it was the kind of food that reminds you of home. 🍱Another great stop was Una-Una—Unagi Don Set was serving satisfying and flavorful Japanese-style grilled dishes. 📍Address: 201 Victoria St, #05 - 02 Bugis+, Singapore 188067. 🍰 Dessert Time – Paparch Cheesecake Before leaving Singapore, we also brought home a cheesecake from Paparch. You get what you pay for — and Paparch never disappoints. Soft, creamy, and wonderfully rich, it was the perfect ending to a food-filled journey. Travel tips: Chinatown stays buzzing day and night, so you’re safe wandering anytime. Keep cash on hand for food stalls, and pack an umbrella for unpredictable rain showers. #Singapore #Chinatown #SingaporeFlyer #FoodieJourney #SkylineViews #singaporedurian

#VisitSingapore Bugis is Singapore's vibrant shopping and cultural district, offering a full range of shopping malls, markets, cafes, and Chinese-Hindu temples in one go. 🛍️⛩️✨ A must-visit for first-time visitors to Singapore. 📍 Located in the heart of the city, easily accessible via the Bugis MRT Station. ⏰ Perfect for a day of sightseeing, from morning to night. 🌸 Recommended highlights: Bugis Street Market: a reasonably priced shopping market offering clothes, souvenirs, cosmetics, and plenty of food. Bugis Junction: a glass-roofed mall with a food court featuring famous brands. Haji Lane: a hip alley with colorful graffiti walls, cafes, bars, and local designer fashion stores. Sultan Mosque: a stunning golden mosque nearby. Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple: a historic Chinese temple, a popular place for locals to pray. 🍴 Recommended food: Street food in Bugis Street: fresh juices, satay, and spring rolls. Hip cafes in Haji Lane: Selfie Coffee and %Arabica.

NEW Hand-crafted Oriental Tea?! Taking over the space previously occupied by Mr Mookata at Bugis, TEAMOO 茶嬷嬷 has opened yesterday, focusing on handcrafted oriental tea. Very interesting flavours that is like dessert in the form of a drink, the flavours and ingredients reminded me of my favourite 阿嬷手作 in China. Think: . 1️⃣ Lipu Taro Rice Mochi (SGD 7.90) ✨ 2️⃣ Black Sesame Sherbet (SGD 7.90) ✨ 3️⃣ Brown-Sugar Bubble Milk Tea (SGD 7.90) 4️⃣ Almond Rice-Wine (SGD 7.90) 5️⃣ Extra-Rich Jasmine Matcha (SGD 8.80) 6️⃣ Golden Pomelo Mango Sago (SGD 8.80) 7️⃣ Ice Cream (SGD 5.60) - Vanilla, Matcha, Pu’er Almond, Coconut . 📍TEAMOO 茶嫲嫲 #singaporeguide #singapore

Shoo Loong Kan is an authentic Chongqing-style Chinese hot pot restaurant. It has branches in Thailand at Siam Discovery and ICONSIAM. This restaurant stands out with its rich, spicy, and numbing mala broth, premium quality ingredients, and Chinese-style decor. But today, I went to eat at the Singapore branch. Additional information: * Broth:
Various options such as mala broth, mushroom broth, pork bone broth, and others. * Ingredients:
Includes beef, pork, seafood, meatballs, vegetables, and many more. 

* Dipping sauces:
Features authentic Sichuan-style sauces, with additional seasoning available at the sauce bar. 

* Atmosphere:
Decorated in traditional Chinese style, with both regular seating and private rooms. 
 * Branches in Thailand * Siam Discovery, 3rd Floor (Flavor Lab) 
 * ICONSIAM, UG Floor 
 * Siam Square, Soi Phetchaburi 47 

* Opening hours:
Mostly open from 11:00 AM to 12:00 AM.

🇸🇬 Review of Bugis area, Singapore – a spiritual district with shopping and food all in one! ✨ A must-visit for spiritual seekers Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple, where locals come to sincerely pray for health, work, and financial blessings. The fortune sticks here are also famously accurate. How to pray: 🙏🏻 Follow the arrows inside, take 3 incense sticks, light them, then face away from the temple to pay respect to heaven and earth first. After that, place the incense sticks in the pot in front of the temple. 🙏🏻 Walk inside to the right (arrows guide you). If you want to draw a fortune stick, take a fortune stick container from the counter on the right side. There are also Seng Pua sticks for divination; if you don’t want to use them, just don’t take any. If you don’t want to draw a fortune stick, just go inside to pray and exit on the left. 🙏🏻 Before shaking the fortune sticks, make a wish or say your name, birthdate, age, and address. 🙏🏻 After getting the fortune stick, give it to the uncle behind the counter. He will pick the prediction according to the number you got. 🍛 For food lovers, we recommend the local hawker stalls at Albert Food Centre. Recommended stalls: 👍🏻 Stall No. 45 — The owner is kind and speaks Thai well. This stall has even received a Michelin Guide recognition. 👍🏻 Bak Chor Mee (minced meat noodles) Stall No. 106 — The shrimp balls are very delicious. 👍🏻 Prawn Noodle Stall No. 108 — The broth smells fragrant with shrimp. If you order small prawns, they come peeled for easy eating. 🛍️ For shoppers 📌 Bugis Junction and Bugis+ are malls that have almost every brand you could want. 📌 Bugis Street has a flea market vibe, selling clothes and various souvenirs, similar to Pratunam market in Thailand. There are also cool photo spots here, and you can walk to Haji Lane easily—it’s not far. 🚇 Most convenient transportation Take the MRT to Bugis Station, accessible via both the blue line (Downtown) and green line (East-West). It’s very easy to travel to other parts of the city from here. 💬 Personally, I think Bugis should definitely be on your must-visit list because it has everything you need. It’s in the city center, making it easy to get anywhere, or you can choose to stay at a hotel around here for convenience.

#summervacay Here’s a natural, personal blog capturing your full Saturday itinerary: --- Saturday was one of those perfect days that felt both relaxed and filled with little adventures. We started our morning with brunch at Oberstrasse in Lavender, a cozy neighborhood café with a warm, rustic vibe. The prosciutto ham rösti was crispy on the outside, tender inside, and topped with delicate slices of salty prosciutto — exactly the kind of hearty yet light dish you want for brunch. The pistachio cream mafaldine was another highlight, with its creamy, nutty sauce coating perfectly cooked pasta. The atmosphere was inviting, and it felt like a little European escape tucked away in the city. After brunch, we headed over to Bugis Junction and Bugis Plus to wander around. The walk between the two malls over the bridge was nice — the mini fountain and the air-conditioned indoor street made it a pleasant stroll even in the midday heat. The seating areas with trees created little pockets of calm in the busy shopping environment, perfect for people-watching and just soaking in the vibe. For a chill afternoon, we stopped by Sides by Sidemen at Bugis+. The place has a bold, lively vibe with neon lights and cool decor. We enjoyed their signature Nashville-style fried chicken — crispy, juicy, and packed with flavor — along with some sides that complemented the meal well. The casual, fun atmosphere was just what we needed to relax before continuing our day. Later, we visited Paris Baguette for a light treat. Their Fresh Strawberry Yogurt Cake stood out with its balance of tangy yogurt cream and sweet strawberries atop a soft sponge. The café was cozy and spacious, buzzing gently with shoppers and families settling in for a break. Nearby, we also popped into Standard Bun, a small open café offering freshly baked soft buns and warm coffee. It was a simple pleasure to see their beautiful buns on display and enjoy the comforting smells and laid-back atmosphere. As evening approached, we made our way to the Promontory, armed with our picnic mat. The open grassy space was perfect for settling down early. Around us, families, couples, and kids filled the area with laughter and quiet chatter. We caught the helicopters flying overhead, proudly carrying the national flag, and watched jets streak across the sky in sharp formations. The atmosphere was festive but relaxed, a wonderful contrast to the busy city. When the fireworks started, the sky lit up in bursts of brilliant colors reflected on the water, making it feel almost magical. It was one of those moments where you just lie back and take it all in — the sounds, the lights, the shared joy around you. To end the day, we headed over to Lau Pa Sat’s famous Satay Street. The sizzling grills and smoky aroma greeted us as we picked out a variety of satays. Sitting there amidst the crowd, sharing skewers and enjoying the warm night air. #myitinerary #travel #couplestrip #thingstodo #citydaytours #localfood

#summervacay Sometimes, the best parts of a mall aren’t inside the shops — they’re the quiet corners you stumble upon without meaning to. The rooftop of Bugis+ is one of those places. It’s not widely advertised or especially grand, but that’s part of the charm. Take the escalators or lift all the way to the top floor, past the usual crowd and neon arcade lights, and you’ll find yourself in a surprisingly peaceful open-air space. It’s like stepping out of the buzz for a moment — the noise fades, the air opens up, and suddenly, there’s sky above you. Up here, there’s a relaxed rooftop garden vibe. Trees in large planter boxes line parts of the space, offering shade and a bit of greenery. They’re not towering or wild, but just enough to soften the urban edges. Wooden benches and simple seating areas are scattered around, making it feel a little like a casual city park. You’ll often see people sitting with their drinks, chatting with friends, or just enjoying a quiet scroll on their phones. There are a few eateries tucked into the corners too — not flashy restaurants, but more casual spots where you can grab a bite or a bubble tea and bring it out to enjoy in the open. Some offer outdoor seating with simple tables and chairs, so you can have your meal under the sky with a view of the surrounding skyline. It’s especially nice in the late afternoon, when the sun starts to dip and the breeze picks up. In the evenings, the rooftop lights come on — soft, warm glows that give the space a slightly dreamy, relaxed feel. It’s not crowded, which is rare for this part of town. You might see a few couples chatting quietly, someone taking photos, or a small group laughing over snacks. But most of the time, it stays calm — a kind of peaceful pause in the middle of the city. If you ever find yourself at Bugis+ and need a breather, skip the usual food court and head up to the roof instead. Bring a drink, find a seat near the trees, and just sit for a bit. It’s one of those small urban spaces that doesn’t try too hard — and that’s exactly why it works.

#traveldiaries Duke Dessert is a relatively new dessert spot in Bugis, located at Fortune Centre. They specialize in traditional Chinese desserts, many of which are made using family recipes passed down through generations. Some of their popular offerings include: Durian Chendol, a delightful mix of durian puree, chendol jelly, and red beans. Sesame Walnut Paste: Made with roasted black sesame seeds and presented in a yin-yang pattern. Beancurd Grass Jelly with Ice Cream and Tapioca Balls: Featuring various flavors of tapioca balls, including matcha and chestnut. The shop prides itself on using high-quality ingredients and making many components in-house, such as the black sesame paste and coconut milk. Address: 190 Middle Road, #02-06, Fortune Centre, Singapore 188979. It’s conveniently situated near the Rochor and Bugis MRT stations. Enjoy your visit! Have you decided which dessert to try first?

#myhiddengems. Singapore Night Festival 2024 Date: 23 August to 7 September Venue: Bras Basah and Bugis All venue is Free admission Top 3 popular pick 1. .Between Thread, Peranakan Museum 39 Armenian Street 2. A Whimsical Odyssey, Chijmes 30 Victoria Street. 3. Scent of Being, National Design Centre There are numerous beautiful and captivating light displays around Bugis, Bras Basah, the National Museum of Singapore, and SMU. In addition to the light displays, the Singapore Night Festival also features exhibitions, workshops, a festival village, performances, and food and beverage offerings. . #sg #singapore #nightfestival

Participated in the Singapore Night Festival 2024. It is a night event from 23 August to 7 September 2024, from 7.30pm to 12am. There are a lot of different activities and places to visit along Bras Basah to Bugis. The lights during the night were beautiful. There is also a check in game for the night trail. Recommended to come by to experience this memorable festival. #myhiddengems

Yat Ka Yan Dessert is a famous dessert place in Singapore. Their main shop is at Fortune Centre. This is the new outlet at Tan Quee Lan. It's near Bugis MRT station, so it's easy to find. There's usually a long line, but it moves quickly. We tried their Mini Soup Set of 3, where you pick 3 desserts. It's perfect if you don't want a lot. We chose Walnut Paste, Purple Rice with Coconut Milk, and Barley Beancurd. They were all delicious, which explains the crowd. We'll definitely go back to try their shaved ice and other dishes. Address: 9 Tan Quee Lan St, #01-03, Singapore 188098

#2024wish Nestled within a charming Bugis Street shophouse, The Cat Cafe provides an ideal setting to savor a cup of gourmet coffee in the delightful company of local feline friends. Each cat in this cozy cafe has found a loving home through adoption, making it a heartwarming space that combines the pleasure of quality coffee with the joy of sharing the moment with these adorable, adopted companions. The Cat Cafe at Bugis is not just a coffee destination; it's a unique and compassionate experience, where the warmth of freshly brewed coffee is complemented by the purrs and playful antics of the resident cats.

Jane Deer @496 North Bridge Rd #01-01/#02-02, Singapore 188739. #singapore #bugis Jane Deer(简鹿糖水铺) a very insta-worthy venue and variety of desserts option, a very good dessert experience, with their unique desserts décor and interesting names as well.😋👍🏻✨Staff’s service is good and friendly. We had ordered Iced Lemon Red and Bath Teddy Bear.😊⭐️✨The Bath Teddy Iced Bear looked so cute in the tiny bath tub, with red beans and colourful taro-balls surrounded, one of the must-order dessert! Will visit again, and try other desserts in their menu - ♨️the Fairy Hot Pot and ♨️the Jane Eyre’s Six. #anna29diary #tripmoments

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#singapore BBQ Box - Bugis♨️👍🏻✨ Address - 21 Tan Quee Lan Street #01-03, 188108 Singapore. (Bugis MRT station) Satisfied my cravings for their skewers, very nice and yummy delicious! Good service with their friendly staffs. This restaurant offers online dish ordering, fast and smooth serving!😘👍🏻✨ Amazing delicious food with great ambiance for a nice evening BBQ dinner, served with hot tray to warm the food, keeping all skewers all-time warm.⭐️✨👍🏻 Recommended for gathering, definitely love this place!😘👍🏻✨ #anna29diary #tripmoments

The street is one of the popular landmark in Singapore. While walking along the Muscat Street, i saw the imposing golden-domed of Masjid Sultan. I also see the hotel nearby which can be a good location in the street. It also such nice place to walk, especially for tourists. Will be back again to discover more about this beautiful street! Location: Muscat Street located at Bugis, Singapore. #singapore

This is a quaint restaurant at the end of bussorah street. With a great ambience, delicious Chinese foods and superb service, it gives best impression! Location: The Fortune Cookies located at Bugis, Singapore. Price: Consider as fine dining restaurant, the cost is expensive but worth it. Rating: 4 out 5 #valentinescape #newyearadventure #urbanexplorer

#staycation Planning my Village Hotel Bugis staycation and I am here looking for hotel utensils and appliances. I asked around and I was told that I can find commonly used items in this kitchenware shop in the Bugis area. It was near the Village Hotel Bugis so I went over and took a look. This shop is selling all their good quality stuff meant for hotels and restaurants use. They also sell to the public and you can buy in lower quantities. I managed to get a stainless steel teapot which I encountered during my staycation. It is the correct size for me and I am glad that I found it.