Recently, I visited Chinatown Singapore to get some stuffs as well as exploring as it had been a while since I last came. Usually, I always come here after office hours to grab dinner as there are a lot of good food here in Chinatown!
Having a kopi (coffee with milk) at Pick & Bite Cafe before starting to stroll around.
From Pick & Bite Cafe, you can see the yellow and green People’s Park Complex. It used to be in another bright color as well, I remembered it was orange and green. Wah!
Upper level of People’s Park Complex are rows of shop dealing with textile and tailoring stuffs.
People’s Park Food Centre. Look at the queue lining up at the famous Yong Xiang Xing Yong Tau Foo (永祥兴豆腐) stall!
People’s Park Food Centre – There are quite a number of food stalls around for your selection.
At the first floor, there are a few stalls selling fresh fruits and fruit juice too!
Entrance of People’s Park. You can see Pick & Bite Cafe on the second level.
Entrance of the green and yellow People’s Park Complex. 😛
Mixed vegetable stall (Cai Fan) stall nearby the entrance of People’s Park Complex. Other then this, there are multiple stalls selling food or snacks too!
Thousand taste. Wah! It’s a stall selling kueh, snacks, ngo hiang, etc.
Look at the folks queuing up for foreign currency exchange – People’s Park Complex seems to be a popular area to do foreign currency exchange. Just remember to check out the rates before committing. I usually do my foreign exchange at The Arcade or Mustafa (because of 24hr operation and online viewing of rates).
On the top of the bridge which links People’s Park Complex to the opposite Pagoda Street.
Lucky Chinatown. If you visit this place, you will be lucky. 😛
Main road of the Chinatown Singapore.
The tall building is Chinatown Point.
Arriving at Pagoda Street.
At Temple Street, there is a popular dessert shop which goes by the shopname of “Traditional Desserts” (味香园甜品).
Passing by a shop that sell amazing stone cravings. Can you spot Mickey Mouse? 😛
Amazing architecture that have been preserved. 🙂
Backstage Bar (for friend of dorothy) at Temple Street.
A beautifully decorated car that was parked nearby. 🙂
On South Bridge Road, I saw a HiPPOtours bus pass-by. If you are coming to Singapore, you might want to check out the webby of DUCK & HiPPO Group for availability of different ride packages.
Children having Ice Cream on a warm day.
A back alley of the shop houses in Chinatown Singapore. Just showing a sight which is not commonly seen. 🙂
Da Dong Restaurant – I have been here to eat a couple of times but that was years back.
Walking towards Chinatown Food Street.
Smith Street is closed temporary for the Chinatown Food Street stalls to make use of the roads. Roads are off traffic from 6pm – 12am, Mon to Fri and 12pm – 12am, Sat, Sun and public holidays.
A long row of local hawker food for your selection. It’s still early, hence no crowd visible yet.
On the opposite side of the hawker stalls, there are restaurant food for selection as well.
Another back-alley shot. Errmm…..Scuba diving? Anyone?
Sago Lane is also known as Street of the Dead, where all the death houses was previously located and the poor would come to die.
Now the Street of the Dead have become a night market. 🙂
Erich’s Wuerstelstand: The last Sausage Kiosk before the Equator. One of the prominent and famous food stall in Chinatown Night Market!
S.E.X In The City – an adult novelty shop in the heart of Chinatown. He he!
Lim Chee Guan – A very popular bak kwa (barbecued pork) brand name.
Hotel 81 at Chinatown Singapore.
While walking back to carpark, spotted Pearl Hill Hostel. End of my short walk in Chinatown Singapore. 😛