lomex32 Posted June 26, 2008 Share Posted June 26, 2008 KATONG LAKSACurry Puff by OLD CHANG KEESpent 7 years in Singapore. All I can say is that, you need to try Curry Puff and Shrimp Noodles and Laksa in KATONG! How about the walang-kamatayang ROAST-PORK RICE (Shurow Fan)chicken rice (JI-FAN) is everywhere!!!!! Try the Fried Prawn Mee in Clementi .... prepare to wait ... THE BEST IS HOKKIEN MEE AND ROAST DUCK RICE SIBEH SO NICE AND FRAGANT DIE LIKE NO MOTHER COZ SO YUMMY! Quote Link to comment
ElRey Posted June 26, 2008 Share Posted June 26, 2008 ok here's a challenge: can you enumerate the top 10 food musts in singapore? include locations of the best please, whether hainanese chicken, chili crabs, chicken wings, roast duck or roast pork rice, curry puff etc...? Quote Link to comment
hajime Posted July 9, 2008 Share Posted July 9, 2008 Are the warranties for electronics bought in Singapore honored in the Philippines? Also would a cellphone bought there be compatible here? Thanks. Quote Link to comment
johnlove Posted July 9, 2008 Share Posted July 9, 2008 If it with international warranty, then it is covered in the Philippines.If it comes with shop warranty, which is normally cheaper, the warranty is only honored at that particular shop. I had used my old Philippine bought cellphone at Singapore using their sim with no problems. I think the GSM system at Singapore is the same as ours. Quote Link to comment
Pidro_Pilyo Posted August 15, 2008 Share Posted August 15, 2008 Are the warranties for electronics bought in Singapore honored in the Philippines? Also would a cellphone bought there be compatible here? Thanks. usually you have to pay additional charge to cover internationally. Quote Link to comment
Fusarium_jimini Posted August 26, 2008 Share Posted August 26, 2008 (edited) Went to singapore last week for a brief (3days/3nights) RnR... Our group of 4 stayed in a backpackers' hostel named "Tresor Tavern" address 243 along Jalan Besar road, just before kitchener road & jalan besar plaza and a short walk away from mustafa.. Five months in operation pa lang ito, majority-owned by Filipinos (siblings Karen & Walter Sumang with some malaysians and singaporeans)..they charged S$28/head/day.. Primarily a bed-&-breakfast hostel, each room has 12 double-decked beds (each bed with its own nightlight and locker) and AC.. 4 shower rooms per floor.. and an elevator so hindi hirap pagdating sa bagahe.. What I like about the place aside from being clean, secure & cheap was that the staff (the siblings, the househelp, and the alternate receptionist) were pinoys..they were very considerate..bigay sila ng isang room para samin pero hindi na sila nagdagdag pa ng ibang travelers/tourists dun so basically apat kaming solo ang 12 double-decked bed room (pupunuin muna nila yung ibang kwarto)..plus we get to meet other foreign backpackers as well come breakfast time (shet amputi ng mga briton chicks! pero mas approachable mga checz at ibang europeans; yung mga haponesa naman mabababaw, ang daling patawanin, hehehe).. Nga pala, balak namin bumalik uli last week ng September pero sabi nina Walter fully-booked sila (karamihan na naman mga noypi din) because of the Grand Prix..try daw namin balik October, they're planning ata to slash their rates for the first half of that month.. peace! eto pala online reserve nila (pero pede pa rin walk-in like what we did): www.tresortavern.com Edited August 26, 2008 by Fusarium_jimini Quote Link to comment
warpzone Posted August 27, 2008 Share Posted August 27, 2008 OT: Sept 28 F1 Grand Prix Singapore Quote Link to comment
toiletduck19 Posted August 27, 2008 Share Posted August 27, 2008 OT: Sept 28 F1 Grand Prix Singapore First Night Race in the whole world. hehehe Quote Link to comment
ale828 Posted September 4, 2008 Share Posted September 4, 2008 Went to singapore last week for a brief (3days/3nights) RnR... Our group of 4 stayed in a backpackers' hostel named "Tresor Tavern" address 243 along Jalan Besar road, just before kitchener road & jalan besar plaza and a short walk away from mustafa.. Five months in operation pa lang ito, majority-owned by Filipinos (siblings Karen & Walter Sumang with some malaysians and singaporeans)..they charged S$28/head/day.. Primarily a bed-&-breakfast hostel, each room has 12 double-decked beds (each bed with its own nightlight and locker) and AC.. 4 shower rooms per floor.. and an elevator so hindi hirap pagdating sa bagahe.. What I like about the place aside from being clean, secure & cheap was that the staff (the siblings, the househelp, and the alternate receptionist) were pinoys..they were very considerate..bigay sila ng isang room para samin pero hindi na sila nagdagdag pa ng ibang travelers/tourists dun so basically apat kaming solo ang 12 double-decked bed room (pupunuin muna nila yung ibang kwarto)..plus we get to meet other foreign backpackers as well come breakfast time (shet amputi ng mga briton chicks! pero mas approachable mga checz at ibang europeans; yung mga haponesa naman mabababaw, ang daling patawanin, hehehe).. Nga pala, balak namin bumalik uli last week ng September pero sabi nina Walter fully-booked sila (karamihan na naman mga noypi din) because of the Grand Prix..try daw namin balik October, they're planning ata to slash their rates for the first half of that month.. peace! eto pala online reserve nila (pero pede pa rin walk-in like what we did): www.tresortavern.com Great recommendationi will be visiting Singapore at the first week of October just right after the F1 Race. when the Singapore Motor show is still open. My first choice Hostel was supposed to be the new 7th story hotel but they are fully booked during the days i will be there and am looking for other clean, hostels which are near the MRT. I will definitely check out tresor tavern online if they have vacancies. BTW, how far is Tresor tavern from the MRT? it seems a little bit farther than i expected in the Map i saw? Quote Link to comment
shrike Posted September 10, 2008 Share Posted September 10, 2008 stayed last weekend at http://www.amarasanctuary.com/ . http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d84/zyxomega/IMG_2176.jpg pretty new place, good amenities, the fact that a few guests was there on the weekend is a big plus, gives you the ambience of exclusivity. Quote Link to comment
SkyWriter Posted October 1, 2008 Share Posted October 1, 2008 hi guys! any comments/feedbacks about the inncrowd hostel? thank you Quote Link to comment
silverapollo Posted October 5, 2008 Share Posted October 5, 2008 nice noodle soup sa ibaba ng toys r us parang fast fud.. yung only stall na laging pinipilahan ng mga naka suit... cant remember kung ano name nung kinain ko.. just asked the one in front of me to order whats the best. he ordered noodles may pagka spicy but with chinese vinegar.. mmm sarap Quote Link to comment
ale828 Posted October 11, 2008 Share Posted October 11, 2008 Just came back from singapore and i stayed at Tresor Tavern. Great place, very clean and almost all their staff are pinoy kaya very friendly and accommodating sila. great location too with only a few mins walk to the MRT. may malapit din na Hawker food center dun. Quote Link to comment
titing_galit Posted November 13, 2008 Share Posted November 13, 2008 (edited) I like the chili and pepper crab in Newton's hawker market. They are big as above one kilo and very fresh. While savoring crab, also try the barbeque Stingray. Yummy! Amen to this one :thumbsupsmiley: Makes you wanna visit SG all the time...or have the stuff hand carried here in the PI Edited November 13, 2008 by titing_galit Quote Link to comment
drumerdud Posted November 17, 2008 Share Posted November 17, 2008 i love the chilicrab as well as the chicken Quote Link to comment
atenista11 Posted November 19, 2008 Share Posted November 19, 2008 i just came back from Singapore. i frequent Singapore, for one my family is already based there. I usually roam around just by myself, im not afraid that i'll get lost because the transport system is easy to navigate, humanap ka lang ng mrt station ok na. last saturday i plan to buy some gadgets so the best place would be Sim Lim Square. from little India, nilakad ko nlang to Sim Lim, on my way may mga nadaanan akong Thai Massage establishments, at first hindi ko pinapansin then nkakita ako ng Voluptuous Malay looking babe, she gave me a sweet smile then entered the establishment. being a dick i am went there also and found out that she's MPA there, so without further a do, i avail of her refreshing thai massage. Its one of the best massage plus ES i got next to my experience in Macau. Thai massage is SGD25. i gave the girl SGD25 also. not bad for an afternoon delight. Quote Link to comment
naughty_boy99 Posted December 16, 2008 Share Posted December 16, 2008 i tried wakeboarding in SG when I was there for a business trip. Sa east coast. Never ko pa kase nakapunta sa Cam Sur for wakeboarding eh Quote Link to comment
enlightenme Posted January 14, 2009 Share Posted January 14, 2009 (edited) san sa SG mura ang gadgets? compared sa prices dito sa atin, alin ang mas mababa?planning to visit singapore this coming feb eh. saan ba mas sulit bumili, price wise? nga pala, i'm also interested with thrill rides, ano bang malupet dito? thanks!!! Edited January 14, 2009 by enlightenme Quote Link to comment
madscientist77 Posted January 15, 2009 Share Posted January 15, 2009 san sa SG mura ang gadgets? compared sa prices dito sa atin, alin ang mas mababa?planning to visit singapore this coming feb eh. saan ba mas sulit bumili, price wise? nga pala, i'm also interested with thrill rides, ano bang malupet dito? thanks!!! Try Sim Lim Square and Funan. We went there last December tapos sa Geylang kami nagpabook ng hotel. Ok ang view doon lots of girls sa side walk. Quote Link to comment
C00lZero Posted April 12, 2009 Share Posted April 12, 2009 Dont have much experience in SIm Lim tower except if we really need to buy electronic stuff for our lab experiments. But i heard a lot story that some of the shops are freaking really rude and will trick you to death.......... to all filipino specially the tourist, please shop with care .. Funan should be a good place to shop and i think the price is comparable to Sim Lim.... Hope it helps :thumbsupsmiley: Quote Link to comment
numlock_123 Posted April 20, 2009 Share Posted April 20, 2009 Yes, i think mas ok sa Funan. Ang Simlim parang Greenhills sa atin at kung nde ka sanay sa kalakaran e baka magoyo ka pa.. hehehe.. Better, try to visit yung IT Show sa Singapore. Quarterly meron sya.. next i think e sa June.. Quote Link to comment
johnlove Posted May 15, 2009 Share Posted May 15, 2009 Dont have much experience in SIm Lim tower except if we really need to buy electronic stuff for our lab experiments. But i heard a lot story that some of the shops are freaking really rude and will trick you to death.......... to all filipino specially the tourist, please shop with care .. Funan should be a good place to shop and i think the price is comparable to Sim Lim.... Hope it helps :thumbsupsmiley:Most Chinese Singaporeans are Cantonese, they have the hard working characteristics of Ilocanos, they seem to be impatient because they are in a hurry to to finish their work, that's why they appear rude, for them, time is gold. Quote Link to comment
wrecker Posted May 15, 2009 Share Posted May 15, 2009 these ar :thumbsupsmiley: e three things you shold not leave singapore without; (1) Girls, (2) chili crab, (3) hainan chicken Quote Link to comment
g_funk Posted May 21, 2009 Share Posted May 21, 2009 I have flown 3x to Singapore since last month. Stayed at Rendezvous Hotel. Didn't have time to go around much since I was too busy. Hainanese Chicken Rice and Chili Crab are the best. Quote Link to comment
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