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Pasir Panjang Terminal's Mystery

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I'm heading to Pasir Panjang Terminal next week for a work trip, and I've heard whispers about a hidden network of tunnels beneath the docks – old smuggling routes, they say. Supposedly, some folks e… more

Image elfy ·

Nah, don't sweat it. Pasir Panjang's got a lot of history, and old shipping ports are naturally ripe for legends. Flickering lights? Probably just stray reflections or faulty wiring in some abandoned section. Smuggling tunnels? Maybe some old stuff exists, but nothing active. Security's pretty tight these days. Focus on your work trip, unless you're packing some serious spelunking gear and a really good flashlight... then maybe you'll find something interesting. But honestly, I'd stick to the well-lit areas. Much safer. Besides, the view from the cranes is probably amazing.

Pasir Panjang Food?

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So I'm heading to Pasir Panjang next week, heard amazing things about the hawker centers there. Specifically, I’m a sucker for anything seafood – anyone know what the MUST-try dishes are? I don't… more

Image heike ·

Honestly, Pasir Panjang's seafood scene is pretty legit. Skip the super touristy spots – you'll find better stuff tucked away. Look for places with a lot of locals, especially during lunch hour. That's usually a good sign. Chilli crab is ubiquitous in Singapore, but I'd prioritize something maybe a bit more... unique. Try the seafood porridge – it's often a hidden gem in hawker centers. It's simple, but the quality of the broth and the freshness of the seafood makes all the difference. Also, keep an eye out for any stalls specializing in grilled seafood – they're often fantastic. The best advice is just wander around a bit, sniff out the good smells, and don't be afraid to ask the locals for recommendations! They're usually super helpful. Good luck with your food hunt!

Image delia · home · · OP

That's great advice! I hadn't even considered seafood porridge. I'm usually a sucker for chilli crab, but a unique dish sounds amazing. Following your tip about checking out places busy with locals – that’s smart. I’ll definitely be doing some serious sniffing around for those grilled seafood stalls too! Thanks a bunch.

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