The very first Louis Vuitton Island Maison and the first Maison in Southeast Asia. Here, find the biggest Louis Vuitton Bookstore in the world, an exclusive Travel Room, and an art exhibition space.
The Singapore Flyer is the world's tallest ferrie. This landmark rises 165 meters into the air and has 28 cars attached to its outer edge. Great view is included!
Love that top of the world feeling? Take in a bird’s eye view of the Singapore cityscape from the SkyPark at Marina Bay Sands, one of the world’s largest cantilevers.
No Singapore is complete without that photo in front of the Merlion Statue (Singapore’s icon) at the Merlion Park. Go up the viewing deck to get the best angles. Adjacent to the One Fullerton.
The first integrated resort on @visitsingapore's Sentosa Island, RWS features never-ending entertainment & excitement with attractions like Universal Studios Singapore, FestiveWalk & Marine Life Park.
good place for an afternoon/early evening wind down. Stroll here and have a cold beer in one of the many open air cafes.
Hit this three-storey luxury mall for high-end retail brands. When your feet start killing you, take a sampan ride down a man-made canal ($10 adult, $6 child). Read more.
1-Altitude is three concept bars and restaurants combined: 282 and City Golf, Stellar and 1-Altitude Gallery & Bar (rooftop); with all of them enjoying a stunning 360-degree view of the city. Read more.
This is the place to go shopping! Having more than a dozen shopping centers, you sure will get all the luxury you want here. Most loved are the Ngee Ann City, the ION Orchard, and the Paragon.
Get some Oyster cooked in Eggs 蚝蛋 (not 蚝煎) and dunk them in your porridge!
It's worth mentioning again, the view here is spectacular. Excellent snacking menu for a special first drink in Singapore. Must try the lamb spare ribs and the Gin and Tonic.
This is the hotel to conquer your fear of heights! The infinity pool here has a to die for view. Just don't get to close to the edge!
The small plates here are meant to be taken in many courses and shared by the table. The soft shell crab tempura is a must try. After dinner, hop over to the Lounge for a beautiful cocktail list.
Perched atop the ION Orchard, Salt Grill is a glass-domed jewel box with unparalleled views of Singapore's urban surrounds. Try the yellowtail kingfish sashimi with ginger, shallot, and goat's feta.
This Valentine’s Day, enjoy a mind-blowing five-course set menu dinner (6-11pm, $338++ per person): from sashimi(including uni and truffle tai sushi with beluga caviar) to a tasting of Wagyu beef! Read more.
Savour their Tataki beef carpaccio with shaved parmesan, scallop with miso cappuccino and tempura soft-shell crab with sweet potato mash. Yums! Read more.
This riverside quay is home to many bars, clubs, and restaurants, but the best way to see its beauty is by taking a bumboat ride. Also a must-try is the reverse bungee at G-Max Reverse Bungy.
This relaxing 150-seater restaurant and bar is run by (no surprises here) Londoner Eddie McGee, whose claim to fame is his creative take on British fare... Read more.
Singaporean owner Sylvester Fong spent two years studying in the UK and aspired to recreate the quintessential Brit pub experience. Read more.
Modern updates on classic French and European fare are the order of the day here. Have a go at the Pacman video arcade game machine while you wait for your food. Read more.
Give the duck confit puff ($10) and the sous vide octopus salad ($16) a try. They also offer affordable set lunches ($11). Read more.
The must-try dishes here are the momataro tomato with sea salt ($12) and the fusion nasi lemak ($30). You can check out the eight to ten course omakase offerings too! Read more.
The size of this tank would make a goldfish swoon in its bowl: The S.E.A. Aquarium is the world’s biggest aquarium. Over 800 species live there in 42.8 million liters of water.
With certs from Le Cordon Bleu, local chef Abby Lim helms the kitchen at this hidden gem in Kampong Glam. Read more.
Their egg benedict comes with a sweet roll which overpowered the rest of the tastes. Mentaiko pasta is good. It's cold upstairs!
Really affordable & delicious set meals. 48hrs beef and lamb shank is amazing. Make reservations online at hungrygowhere.com
Food variety was absolutely huge, served from the 3 open kitchen concept. Food quality was distinctive and delectable. Has a open bar as well.
This restaurant's cherf, Thiti Thammanatr whips up Thai cuisine with a Canadian twist. The tom yum martini ($12) is a unique beverage at this restaurant. Read more.
Sexy neighbourhood café with good food and coffee in Bukit Batok, located at the end of a long row of shophouses in a sleepy residential estate. Read more.
