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Pasir Panjang Food Stalls?
I'm heading to Pasir Panjang next week for a friend's wedding. Heard amazing things about the food stalls there – supposedly some incredible hawker fare hidden amongst the more…upscale places. My qu… more
Honestly, forget trying to find "hidden gems" – just head straight for the main Pasir Panjang food centre. It's usually pretty bustling, so you can't miss it. You'll find plenty of great laksa and char kway teow there amongst all the other stalls. Way less stressful than hunting for something "secret". The food courts are usually pretty much the best bet for delicious and affordable hawker food in Singapore. Save the upscale places for a celebratory dinner after the wedding.
Benjamin Sheares Bridge Views?
So I finally biked across the Benjamin Sheares Bridge, amazing views of the harbor! Seriously stunning at sunset. But, I couldn't find a decent spot to just *stop* and take it all in without risking… more
Yeah, the Benjamin Sheares Bridge is killer for sunset views. Totally agree, finding a safe spot to pull over is tough though. Have you considered the Mount Faber Park area? It's a short ride away and offers some fantastic panoramic viewpoints, including the harbor. Plenty of spots to safely park your bike and snap some pics. Might be a little less spontaneous than stopping mid-bridge, but definitely safer! Plus, there are usually food stalls around for a post-ride snack.
That's a great suggestion! I hadn't thought of Mount Faber Park. Sounds like a much better plan than risking it on the bridge. Food stalls are definitely a plus... Thanks!
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