🇸🇬28 Hong Kong Street, Singapore｜A Hong Kong-style retro literary time machine hidden in Lion City📽️

#SingaporeItinerary Deep in the alleys behind the hustle and bustle of Clarke Quay, there is a mysterious space soaked in neon and nostalgia - 28 Hong Kong Street. This is not just a check-in spot, but a collage of fragments of Hong Kong’s soul in the 1990s into a touchable retro dream. 🌆Once you step in, you will walk into the old times in the film filter • Neon Forest The neon signs of "Tea Restaurant", "Pharmacy" and "Barber Shop" hanging at the door were the first to light up the memory - the deep red and bright green halos flowed on the brick walls, and even the air was filled with the ambiguous feeling in Wong Kar-wai's movies. In the evening, the signs light up one after another, and with the wet stone road (watering creates a retro atmosphere), just press the shutter and you will get a textured picture like "In the Mood for Love"📸 • Retro architectural texture The mottled beige exterior walls are covered with traces of time. The words "evergreen" on the iron gate, the faded red lanterns hanging on the windowsill, the old newspapers and tin cans stacked in the corners, and even the flower tiles at the corners of the stairs are filtered by old Hong Kong movies. Pushing open the wooden door of "Iron Guanyin Tea Shop", the rich aroma of aged tea mixed with the scent of camphor wood hits you. In the old photos hanging on the wall, you can vaguely see the scenery of the dock back then. 📸Artistic check-in guide: retro codes for detail-oriented people • The story behind the iron gate Leaning against the rusty iron gate, holding a can of "Shashi Soda" in your hand (retro-packaged drinks are available on site), look into the distance through the crack in the door, and use the depth of the iron railings to create an atmosphere of "peek into time". • Indoor nostalgic scene There is a surprise hidden in the corner of the "second-hand bookstore" on the second floor: a wall full of Jin Yong martial arts magazines, a retro typewriter, a green glass table lamp, a velvet sofa and a pile of cardboard boxes, suitable for taking low-angle upward shots of "literary Hong Kong girls" sitting poses📖 💡Hidden gameplay: Retro variation of tipsy nightclub 📍Practical information • Address: 28 Hong Kong St, Singapore 059667 (near Clarke Quay MRT Station Exit E, 5-minute walk) • Best time: 17:00-19:00 (evening blues time + light signs gradually brighten), after 20:00 (night bar mode) • Outfit suggestions: Velvet dress/retro shirt + high-waisted pants + pointed shoes, wear pearl earrings or nostalgic necklace • Warm reminder: Some indoor scenes require consumption to enter, please do not disturb the guests when taking photos~ In Singapore, a city that values ​​“newness” everywhere, 28 Hong Kong Street is like a nostalgic magnet, gently pulling people wandering in the torrent of time into the dreams of the past. Whether you are a photography enthusiast who wants to capture the texture of film, or a literary and artistic enthusiast obsessed with Hong Kong style, you can develop a unique retro memory here. #Singapore check-in spot #Hong Kong style retro #Artistic photo #Singapore secret place #Clarke Quay weekend trip