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A bustling food market with numerous hawker stalls. This food centre has grown to become a popular tourist attraction and was even featured in the hit film, Crazy Rich Asians.

*Halal options available

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Just like Singapore’s ubiquitous Hawker Centres where multiple local and regional food options are available – except, with aircon. (so you can dine comfortably even when it’s hot out!)

 *Halal options available

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If you've got a penchant for the finer things in life, award-winning and world-renowned French restaurant, Les Amis, is a must-visit. The restaurant has been awarded 2 Michelin Stars in 2018 and is also known for having one of the most extensive wine lists in Asia. 

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Helmed by Cheryl Koh, a Singaporean chef who was crowned ‘Asia’s Best Pastry Chef’ by the Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants awards in 2016, this cosy patisserie offers tarts and other confectionaries freshly-made with seasonal ingredients and fruits sourced from around the world.

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If you're looking to have a unique fine dining experience in Singapore, The White Rabbit, set within a restored Ebenezer chapel built in the 1930s, will tickle your fancy. The restaurant was also voted as the "Most Romantic Restaurant" in Chope Diners’ Choice 2018.

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With over 25 years of experience, it’s safe to say Tambuah Mas knows how to do authentic Indonesian cuisine right. A crowd favourite is their Nasi Goreng Istimewa. (Fried rice with sausages, egg, crackers, and pickles if you didn't know already!) Tambuah Mas was also recognised as a Plate MICHELIN restaurant by the Michelin Guide in 2018.

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Experience Peranakan culture through your taste buds at the world’s first and only Peranakan restaurant to be awarded 1 Michelin Star (2016 – 2018).

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This artisan bakery chain serves up coffee and a wide variety of freshly-baked bread and pastries. (Their croissants are said to be some of the best in Singapore!)

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You’ll definitely spot Old Chang Kee’s familiar yellow signboard when you’re out and about. We're partial to their signature curry puff – each one stuffed to the brim with thick chunks of chicken, potatoes and egg.

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Crispy juicy chicken drumsticks, fragrant sambal chilli and crunchy golden batter bits – you can’t really go wrong with this combination. A hit with locals and tourists alike, do be prepared to wait in line!

*Halal-certified

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A bubble tea (or boba tea) chain popular with locals. Toppings such as chewy tapioca balls, konjac jelly and aloe vera are added to give an extra bite to the treat.

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Set in a two-storey heritage shophouse in Emerald Hill, this swanky spot has been at the forefront of Singapore's cocktail scene since its doors opened in 1991. The intricate Peranakan features of the building add atmosphere. (And fancy photo opportunities!)

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Kick back and unwind with live acoustic music and a glass of wine (or two!) at Acid Bar. 

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Get the quintessential American diner and bar experience – even in Singapore! Head down to this boisterous watering hole and enjoy a drink while bopping to the beats by their resident DJs! 

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JiBiru Craft Beer Bar's where it's at for any Japanese craft beer aficionado. Go wild with the artisanal brews (some of which are award-winning) while feasting on yakitori and a selection of izakaya dishes.

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Pedder on Scotts will be on any shoeaholic's list with over 100 trendy international footwear and accessory brands stocked – including Alexander Wang, Gianvito Rossi, Neil Barrett and Valentino – for men, women and even the kids.

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A fashion wonderland for collectors of designer exclusives. The multi-label concept store combines art and streetwear to create a unique retail experience. Expect fashion labels such as A-COLD-WALL*, Balenciaga, Gucci and Maison Margiela.

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One of the biggest megamalls in Asia, the ION Orchard Mall offers a wholesome shopping experience with over 300 retail, F&B, entertainment options and 6 luxury brand flagship stores spread over 8 floors.

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The epitome of local design. Browse through the works of home-grown brands, designers and newcomers, and get to bring some of these unique made-in-Singapore pieces – including fashion, homeware and food options – home!

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Even if you're not in store to buy the latest Apple product, you’ll wanna stop by Apple Orchard Road to snap a shot with the store’s architectural highlight – the hand-carved curved staircase made with Italian Castagna stone.

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Takashimaya Shopping Centre is a world-class shopping destination. With over 180 speciality stores, boutiques and restaurants offering a wide selection of chic designer labels, iconic food brands and lifestyle merchandise.

Present your hotel key card and passport during payment and enjoy tourist-exclusive discount privileges and an exclusive tax refund gift! 

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Duty-free shopping! With over 100 luxury brands, this mall is a one-stop shop for anyone into high-end goods. (It’s also located right next to Royal Plaza on Scotts!)

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This is Singapore’s first and only UNESCO World Heritage site and oldest garden in the city. Home to the world’s largest orchid display made up from over 60,000 plants and orchids, it can be pretty mindblowing in the right season!

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The terrace houses along Emerald Hill Road makes the conservation area one of the most colourful streets in Singapore. Spot Chinese Baroque architecture, or maybe wind down with a drink (or two) at the trendy bars in the area.

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The ION Art Gallery shines a spotlight on modern and contemporary art and design, introducing many emerging and established Asian artists and designers.

*Free Admission

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The Singapore Art Museum is more than just a vibrant space dedicated to contemporary art! It's a platform, incubator and home to all of the best art practices in Singapore, Southeast Asia and Asia.

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Bookworms rejoice! Big into books or not, you'll still be able to appreciate the modern interior designs found at Library@orchard.

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Take in 360-degree views of Singapore's city skyline 218 metres high. Make sure to grab a monster sized selfie with the miniature Singapore buildings and landmarks as your backdrop.

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A massive indoor trampoline park complete with a climbing wall, dunking nets, jump arena and a dodgeball battlefield! Need we say anymore?