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Hawker CentresOne of the long standing staples of the local food scene, the hawker centre is a traditional eating place found in housing estates like Ang Mo Kio and Clementi.
They offer a huge variety of food, from
satay, nasi lemak to fish and chips. I typically eat at these places with my family in the weekends.
FoodcourtsFoodcourts tend to be air-conditioned and sitting in shopping malls like Bugis Junction, Raffles City or Takashimaya Shopping Centre.
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Typically, they sell food like the hawker centres, but they are pretty consistent in their offerings. What you see in one foodcourt will typically be offered in another one.
Fast FoodYou will be familiar with this one – we’re talking about McDonald’s, Burger King and Kentucky Fried Chicken. Your kids and family members will love these if you cannot find time to check out local fare.CafesThere are various cafes that sit around the island, such as Starbucks, The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf. You can also spot Delifrance and places which sell cakes like Secret Recipe.
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You can sit down, relax and sip on a cup of coffee
while reading your favorite book. These places usually offer broadband internet
connectivity as well, so that you can check email if you brought your laptop
along. RestaurantsThere are thousands, I repeat, thousands of restaurants in Singapore. You can savor the taste of Chinese, Malay, Indian, Western and all sorts of fusion food. Since the restaurants are too various to mention, you can check out this guide to help you along.ConclusionWell! That’s a whole lot of eating places, huh? Remember, never fret if you cannot find food in Singapore. Most likely, there is a very decent eating place near where you stand. Happy eating! Related ArticlesYou may also wish to read the following related articles:
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