Chinatown

#meetsingapore Pocobeauty & Aesthetics Beauty Salon Address: 49A Temple St, Singapore 058594 The ladies are here again for their beauty appointments. This beauty salon is located nearby Chinatown Complex Food Centre. This beauty salon is known for their eyelash extension and it is a fuss-free and quick procedure. They also provide many other services too e.g. teeth whitening, hair removal, facial and even non-invasive treatment. In Chinatown, there are many beauty salons too. So it is also wise to do due diligence before commiting. For the gentlemen, you are also welcome to enjoy a facial while waiting for the ladies.

Also known as Niu Che Shui, Chinatown in Singapore has now become one of the most bustling and lively areas in the heart of the city. In the past, before the advent of tap water facilities, the entire city's water supply was transported from the suburbs to the city center by ox carts, and then distributed to various places. Since Chinatown is located in the central area of Singapore, the region that supplied water by ox cart was thus named Niu Che Shui. 【Must-Visit Attractions】 - Buddha Tooth Relic Temple (Free Admission) - Various graffiti walls in Niu Che Shui (Free to view) - Admire the exterior of Pearl's Hill (Free to visit) - Admire the exterior of the Eastern Restaurant (Free to enjoy) - Nanyang Old Coffee 【Recommended Activities】 - Take a photo in front of the graffiti walls - Experience the evening night market in Niu Che Shui - Pray for blessings inside the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple - Shop for cost-effective souvenirs - Enjoy a comfortable massage at Pearl's Hill - Taste the authentic Nanyang Old Coffee at the street corner

📍40B Sago St, Singapore 059029 Sago House is a cool bar that opened during the Covid-19 lockdown. 😷 In its first year of operation, it was already on the list of Asia's 50 Best Bars. 🎉 The location of the bar is in Chinatown, it is a bit difficult to find, you have to go to the third floor through a small door on the side of the road and ring the doorbell. 🚪 Be sure to make a reservation before you go, not only because the bar is very popular, but also because the bar often modify the menu, so the business hours often change. Book in advance to avoid making the journey for nothing. The bar will change the cocktail menu every week, and they write the list on the glass window. 🖼 There are six cocktails in total, which are basically based on the transformation of classic cocktails. 🍹 The store is not big, it has a more relaxed and casual atmosphere, and hip-pop music is playing. Cocktails taste good and are very cheap, only $20 each. #singaporebar #moreinsg

If you’re visiting Singapore, don’t miss visiting Chinatown, a popular place to check out the diverse culture of Singapore. Here you can find both the Chinese and Indian Temples within the walking proximity. And there are load of delicious local food to try at the Chinatown Market or Maxwell Market. Explore the small streets and look out for the murals which depicts the life in the past too. On occasion like CNY, the Main Street will be closed to vehicles and you’ll see stalls on both sides of the roads selling the festive goodies and decorations #heritageplace

Aglio Olio China Square Address - 3 Pickering Street #musteat for 37.90. I got the cream based tomato pasta and it was awesome! The portion is slightly more than normal too! Would totally come back again! #musteat #mustvisit #singapore #foodies #foodie

#singaporetrip Singapore's Niucheshui Foya Temple is a place where I will definitely come to check in during the Spring Festival. This year is the Year of the Tiger, and I also come from different countries. I have visited many people on weekends, so it's better to go there on weekdays. I really like the distance before 9:30. Here, I wish everyone good luck and good health in the Year of the Tiger. The tiger carved Buddha statue at the Niucheshui Foya Temple in Singapore is also available for you to check in, and the lights can be used to take more beautiful photos

Singapore is truly a treasure trove of multiculturalism, and Chinatown, or Niu Che Shui, is a bustling place that dazzles the eyes! When I first came here, I was immediately attracted by its simple charm, and I realized this is the famous Chinatown. Why is it called Niu Che Shui? It is said that in the past, due to the lack of tap water, people had to transport water by ox carts, hence the name 🌟 Highlights: As soon as you step onto this street, you'll feel the strong Chinese vibe. Street vendors sell a variety of cheongsams, Tang suits, ceramics, and the colorful arcade buildings leave a lasting impression. I even found a huge Werewolf Kill store at the corner, which instantly gave me a sense of old Shanghai's atmosphere. The most interesting part is that Chinese elements can be seen everywhere. People wear T-shirts with tiger and dragon patterns, and the public toilets are decorated with Peking opera facial makeup. The murals on the street provide a perfect backdrop for taking photos (unfortunately, my photographer was not up to par). Seeing such scenes of Chinese culture spreading abroad makes me feel extremely proud. I am grateful to the Chinese community for promoting and passing on Chinese culture and heritage around the world. 💰 Average Spending: If you come to Chinatown, be sure to visit the Chinatown Heritage Centre to learn about its history. The ticket price is only 15 Singapore dollars. In addition, there are Indian temples like the Sri Mariamman Temple, dedicated to the rain god worshipped by Indians, which you can visit for free. There's also the magnificent red-wall and glazed-tile palace—the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, which enshrines Maitreya Buddha and is also open to tourists for free. 🚉 Transportation Tips: Transportation is also very convenient. Just come out of the Chinatown MRT station in the city center, and you'll be here. It's very convenient whether you're going to Little India or Gardens by the Bay. 🍲 Food Recommendations: Of course, when you come to Chinatown, how can you miss out on the food? There are all kinds of delicacies on the Chinatown Food Street, such as Sichuan hotpot and Sha County snacks. My favorite is the Maxwell Food Centre, where the food is authentic and delicious, and you can enjoy a feast for just a few Singapore dollars, offering great value for money. In addition, there are Chinese baked buns and the famous Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice in Singapore (super delicious!). By the way, the scene in Detective Conan where Kyogoku protects Sonoko in 'The Fist of Blue Sapphire' was filmed here! ✅ Must Experience: When you come to Singapore, be sure to set aside time to visit Chinatown. Not only does it make you feel at home with clothing, food, accommodation, and transportation, but as a commercial street, it is very lively. The brightly lit buildings, bustling markets, and delicious and affordable snacks make for a delightful mood. I heard that Chinatown at night has a different flavor! Being abroad, hearing other Chinese people say that China is getting stronger, I feel especially proud! So, don't hesitate, pack your bags for Singapore, and be sure to check in at Chinatown to feel the joyful atmosphere!

One of the recommended places I've visited in Singapore with my family last year was Chinatown. We spent most of our time shopping for affordable souvenirs and trying out delicious food as there are so many shops to choose from. One of the restaurants we went to has colourful hanging decorations. It was amazing to look at! While strolling in the streets of Chinatown, we stumble into a beautiful infrastructure with exceptional exterior design. It was massive! It is called the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum, enriched with Buddhist art and history. It takes less than 10 minutes walk from the Chinatown MRT station. Entry in the temple grounds is free, but ensure that you wear appropriate clothing. It is photoworthy! #freehotelstay #chinatown #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #Singapore

The latest organized🙌🏻2024 Singapore free travel guide!!|||I've always been fond of travel destinations with the sea I've been to many domestic and foreign coastal cities Only the Nanyang style of Singapore🌴 Once I went, I was reluctant to leave . Recommended 5️⃣ big reasons for Singapore ▫️Visa-free soon❗A passport can rush ▫️No time difference❗The flight time is very comfortable ▫️Superb scenery❗There are mountains and seas in the garden city ▫️Lots of food❗Bak kut teh fruit chicken rice ▫️Safe enough❗Civilized, modern and prosperous . 🍃Must-visit attractions in Singapore ❶ Merlion Park Singapore's absolute landmark, the 8.6-meter Merlion statue, is also a symbol of Singapore, located near Marina Bay in Singapore, where you can take pictures against the fountain, which is very photogenic. . ❷Universal Studios Singapore A place to feel happy!! Transformers, The Mummy's Revenge, roller coasters are all worth playing~ . ❸Little India Colorful exotic streets, especially suitable for citywalk and street sweeping📸, there are also a lot of colorful wall paintings. . ❹Fort Canning Park There is no need for tickets here, a very comfortable tropical world, the popular tree hole is really photogenic! . ❺Old Hill Street Police Station Built in 1934, it is also a landmark building in Singapore. Avoid the strong light at noon, colorful windows, white walls, very beautiful. . ❻Sentosa A very leisurely island, with a super chill coconut tree and beach, you can check in Jay Chou's same style bar, or you can sit here and watch the sea leisurely. . ❼Chinatown The historic Chinatown in Singapore, there are all kinds of authentic snacks, you can check in here 'Pearl Square' 'Hindu Temple' 'Buddha Tooth Relic Temple'. . ❽Gardens by the Bay A scenic spot suitable for night tours, blending natural ecology and modern technology, subtropical plants and lights together, making it beautiful. . ✈️About transportation The subway is the most convenient transportation in Singapore. You can swipe directly with a visa bank card, or buy a one-time use card. There are planes to Singapore from major cities in the country. I took the 'Xiamen Airlines direct flight to Singapore', the time is suitable, the service is comfortable. . 🍲About food Bak Kut Teh, Nyonya Cake, Hainan Chicken Rice, Kaya Toast, Satay Chicken Rice, I love Southeast Asian food!

Chinatown, also known as Niu Che Shui in Singapore, is a place that I guess every visitor to Singapore will go to. The colorful streets are very photogenic, and there are also many delicacies here. - 📍Take the subway to Chinatown, and you will be right in the heart of Niu Che Shui when you get out. - 📸Photo spots: 1⃣Temple ST, both ends of this street can capture the colorful streets and the buildings behind, with Pearl's Hill on one side and the CBD on the other. 2⃣Teck Soon, the tri-junction of this little shop has a more diverse range of house colors, and all directions are quite photogenic. 3⃣Sri Mariamman Temple, the terraced eaves are filled with colorful figures. 4⃣Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, full of national style elements. 5⃣Tong Ah Eating House, the triangular white building at the corner, and the street next to it also makes a good shot of the buildings behind. 6⃣Nagore Dargah, a small building with exquisite light yellow design. 7⃣81 Hotel Chinatown, a light blue building, right at the subway station exit. - 🍝Chinatown Delicacies Song Fa Bak Kut Teh Liao Fan Soy Sauce Chicken Rice Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice Mr coconut Ya Kun Great Wall Frog Porridge Famous Joo Chiat Complex Trishaw Laksa

#singaporetrip Singapore's Chinatown is Breathtaking and has so many nearby attractions such as various buildings that has wonderful architectural designs and unique features. Once you get to the location, you must need a day to roam around and have fun, eat and walk with friends. Take a colorful photo of Chinatown in Niucheshui. Location of the camera: 1. Yadong Tea House 2. Shake Shake. On the road wall, there is a Longconan wall coming out of the Pearl Square China Town subway in Singapore. ChinatownChinatown

#singaporetrip The colourful past of Chinatown comes alive within the walls of these three beautifully-restored shophouses on Pagoda Street, comfortably nestled in the midst of Singapore's bustling Chinatown district. Every nook and cranny in the Chinatown Heritage Centre pulsates with the memories of yesteryear, offering an experience like no other as one is transported to Chinatown in the budding years of Singapore's establishment as a seaport. From the desperate hopefulness of the many "Sinkheh" (new migrants) - risking life and limb to embark on an arduous journey from the various Chinese provinces to the promised land of Singapore - to the raw, seedy and underground practices of gambling dens and secret societies, be prepared to experience a sense of nostalgia and sentimentality as you step into the pages of Chinatown's history. The Chinatown Heritage Centre is the only place in Singapore that has recreated the original interiors of its shophouse tenants in the 1950s, offering visitors an honest, revealing glimpse into the lives of Chinatown's early residents.