Tanjong Pagar

#singapore Cou Cou Authentic Swiss restaurant & bar Address: 9 Craig Rd, Singapore 089669 Opening hour: Everyday — Two sessions, 12PM - 2.30PM & 6PM - 11PM. Please remember to make a reservation at least a week or two ahead as the restaurant is not super spacious! Also, there is a booking reservation fee. 🧡 Our experience 🧡 This was my first time trying swiss cuisine & i loved it! Especially if you're a big fan of cheese & cheese fondue 😍 They're known for their selections of cheese fondue, you can pair them with their sides (we ordered boiled potatoes) instead of a main cause we did not want to over eat as their portion is quite big! For our starters we ordered their cheese dome & coucou salad. The salad paired really well with the cheese, the cheese dome has a pretty strong taste to it so take note of that! 🧀

The FUYU 冬 $350 tempura omakase experience in Singapore was a culinary journey that transcended expectations. The HASSUN APPETISER 八寸 presented a medley of Chef's Daily Special Appetisers, offering a tantalizing prelude to the culinary adventure. The OSUIMONO 吸物, a delicate clear soup, seamlessly led to the OTSUKURI 御造り – a premium selection of Chef's Sashimi. The crescendo of flavors reached its peak with the YAKIMONO 烧物, featuring succulent Kagoshima Wagyu. The AGEMONO 揚げ物 elevated the experience with an assortment of perfectly executed tempura. The climax, SUKOJI お食事, showcased Seasonal Claypot Rice paired with Red Miso Soup, leaving a lasting impression. Concluding with DESSERT デザート, this culinary symphony exemplified gastronomic mastery and cultural richness. 📍Tennogi Tempura #tripstars

Tanjong Pagar, located in the heart of Singapore, is a vibrant and exciting area known for several attractions and features that make it a fun place. Rich history and is home to beautifully preserved shophouses and buildings that showcase Singapore's architectural heritage. This blend of old-world charm and modernity offers a unique atmosphere for visitors.

Today, I'm playing tourist in Tanjong Pagar, stepping out of my Eastside comfort zone for a change. While my usual stomping grounds lie elsewhere, curiosity has led me to the CBD for a spin class on Cecil Street. Little did I know, this bustling area holds a trove of hidden gems waiting to be explored. For those unfamiliar with the area, here's a guide to spending a fulfilling half-day at Tanjong Pagar. Brunch O'clock at Five Oars - 11.30-1pm Five Oars is my go-to spot for a hearty brunch or lunch. Their extensive menu offers a variety of food and beverage options at reasonable prices. I particularly recommend their Salmon toastie and Salmon rosti. As a rosti enthusiast, I appreciate the delicate balance of crispiness and tenderness in Five Oars' rendition. The ambiance is relaxed, although arriving before peak hours is advisable to avoid long queues. Address: 43 Tg Pagar Rd, #01-01, Singapore 088464 Price: $$$ Sweet Treats at Tsujiri - 1pm-2pm No meal is complete without dessert, and Tsujiri satisfies our sweet cravings with their unique Japanese soft serve, infused with tea flavours like genmaicha and matcha. We indulged in the houjicha mochi flavour, which was a delightful blend of sweetness and texture. The cozy, Japanese-themed decor adds to the charm of the experience, making it a must-visit for those who love ice-cream! Address: 124 Tg Pagar Rd, Singapore 088533 Price: $$$ Book Nooks - 2pm-3pm After a satisfying treat, we stumbled upon Littered with Books, a quaint bookstore tucked away in a corner. Despite its longstanding presence, I had overlooked this serene haven until now. The tranquil ambience invites visitors to unwind, browse, and immerse themselves in the vast collection of books spanning various genres. It's a sanctuary for book lovers, where time seems to stand still amidst the hushed conversations and rustling pages. With such an inviting atmosphere, it's easy to lose oneself in the world of literature for hours on end. So, if you ever find yourself in Tanjong Pagar and unsure of where to begin, remember, here's a guide to spending a fulfilling half-day in this vibrant neighbourhood. Address: 20 Duxton Rd, Singapore 089486

Hashida Singapore unveils the Abura Kappo restaurant-in-restaurant concept, where helming chef Kenjiro “Hatch” Hashida guides his team to realise the depths and directions of his wildest imagination with a varying roster of specialities — all bound by the element of oil. The Abura Kappo concept showcases the convergence of inspirations from across the globe, interpreted through a creative Japanese lens. It opens with Abura Kappo Vol. 1, the first menu of its kind. #tripstars #Michelin

| Artistic Attractions Exploration. I often receive messages from everyone, hoping to learn about some niche and unique travel routes. Today, I will take you on a journey to experience an artistic Singapore trip that you have never experienced before. 1⃣Books Actually🌟 Away from the hustle and bustle of the noisy city, hidden in the tranquil mountains, there is a very retro bookstore - Books Actually. This place is not just a bookstore, it's more like an art-filled exhibition hall, or a paradise for vintage enthusiasts. Neatly displayed on bookshelves, stairs, and windowsills are old typewriters, yo-yos, retro cameras, and mini vintage pianos, among other vintage toys. In addition, there are many interesting cultural and creative trinkets, and even some nostalgic boutique items, such as burlap eco-friendly bags and Moleskine notebooks. 📍Address: No.86Club Street Singapore 069454 2⃣ Kinokuniya Shoten🌟 Kinokuniya Bookstore This Kinokuniya Bookstore, which originated in Japan, is as well-known as Taiwan's 7-11 and has now expanded to Singapore and other countries. The Kinokuniya Bookstore located on Orchard Road claims to be the largest bookstore in Southeast Asia, with a collection of over 500,000 books, even surpassing many libraries! As it is a brand from Japan, friends who are passionate about Japanese literature and manga should not miss it! 📍Address: Ngee Ann City Takashimaya Shopping Centre 391 Orchard Rd -09/10/15 Singapore238872 3⃣ Tanjong Pagar Railway Station🌟 Tanjong Pagar Railway Station Although Singapore is not large in size, it had ten railway stations at its peak, and now only the Tanjong Pagar Railway Station remains. For locals, Tanjong Pagar Railway Station is filled with beautiful and nostalgic memories: endless tracks, the rumbling sound, the coming and going of towns, the green scenery flashing by the train windows, women selling souvenirs, children playing and running... Although the station officially ceased operations in 2011 and 'retired', it has been listed as a national monument and often hosts small-scale sports events, community activities, and even historical exhibitions. Many young people also choose to take their wedding photos here! However, it is important to note that the station is not open to the public all year round. Tip: It is only open to the public on public holidays, so remember to check the opening dates before you go. 📍Address: 30 Keppel Rd, Singapore 089059 4⃣ Marina Bay Sands🌟 Marina Bay Sands Theatre Broadway is not only in the United States and the United Kingdom, if you decide to travel to Singapore, consider scheduling some time to visit the Marina Bay Sands Theatre, you might encounter a performance you love! 📍Address: 10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956 I hope the introduction of these artistic attractions can bring some unique experiences and memories to your trip to Singapore!✨🌍🎨

Hashida Singapore unveils the Abura Kappo restaurant-in-restaurant concept, where helming chef Kenjiro “Hatch” Hashida guides his team to realise the depths and directions of his wildest imagination with a varying roster of specialities — all bound by the element of oil. The Abura Kappo concept showcases the convergence of inspirations from across the globe, interpreted through a creative Japanese lens. It opens with Abura Kappo Vol. 1, the first menu of its kind. #tripstars #Michelin