Singapore Tourist Attraction
Fusion Spoon restaurant at Singapore Botanic Gardens is located next to the carpark at the Tanglin Gate. It is the largest restaurant in the SBG. It is a pleasant, airconditioned dining place for families and visitors. What impressed me the most is the wide selection of food available from Western, Asian and Japanese cuisines. There is even a Korean bingsu ice kiosk. Prices also seemed reasonable.
Landing Point Fullerton Bay Hotel is a luxuriously appointed lounge that looks out to Marina Bay. It is a popular high tea venue. It also has a regular a la carte menu which makes it a delightful place for a casual meal or some light nibbles. Landing Point can be a lovely spot for brunch, especially during weekends.
Parkland Green located at East Coast Park Area C is a unique location by the sea with a mix of dining and recreation outlets and a 1-hectare picnic lawn. There are restaurants, cafes and bars for breakfast, coffee break, family meal or a bibulous evening – all with the bonus of a serene park view and sea breeze.
Rumah Makan Minang Indonesian Restaurant in Kandahar Street is a casual eatery in a unique location for an authentic local dining experience. It is a family business that can trace its heritage back to an immigrant from Sumatra, who served nasi Padang dishes using recipes from the Minangkabau people.
Did you know that there are almost 70 Ya Kun outlets in Singapore? They exist in all forms of shapes and sizes, including one in a Shell petrol station in Jurong. Our favourite Ya Kun is the main outlet at Ya Kun Far East Square (远东广场) outlet. Located in an old shophouse, it has the typical coffeeshop interior but with the addition of modern air-conditioning. It enjoys the best of two worlds and is a delightful place to try some of the classic Singapore coffee shop snacks and drinks.
