David Woolen
The staff inside are not polite at all. Simply sit and chat.
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David Woolen
The staff inside are not polite at all. Simply sit and chat.
Sze Mei NG
Like a souvenir shop. There were 2 staff focusing on their mobiles. No interaction with them. You can ask them about sightseeing information and themed park tickets. The tourist's sim card is also available there.
Maciek Goralski
There is a special treat for all the visitors if you collect like 8 stamps or something, shame I wasn’t much into Starbucks and similar. Could be better if you had to say collect stamps from heritage places, but first try to find them! The square nearby is always alive and at night turns into something totally amazing
Annie Chow
Their cultural and art activities are good past times during the holidays. Look out for their activities that tie with Chinese festivals. Their talks on Chinese wedding customs, and The Hungry Ghost Festival in the previous years were especially intrigued. Hope they would sustain.
Emad AL-Manthari
Chinatown is a vibrant, bustling neighborhood that immerses you in Singapore’s Chinese heritage. Highlights include the stunning Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and the historic Sri Mariamman Temple, which add a unique cultural blend to the area. Wander through the Chinatown Street Market to find souvenirs, handicrafts, and street food like dim sum and satay, or stop by Chinatown Complex for a hawker experience with iconic dishes like chicken rice and chili crab. Pagoda and Trengganu Streets offer traditional shops, heritage buildings, and colorful murals, making it a lively area for exploration and photos. It’s perfect for soaking in Singapore’s cultural diversity, sampling local delicacies, and picking up unique souvenirs.
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