Guidebook for Singapore
Food Scene
Famous Katong laksa where Gordon Ramsay challenged the Singapore hawkers in a cook-off. Guess who won?
62 locals recommend
328 Katong Laksa
51 E Coast RdFamous Katong laksa where Gordon Ramsay challenged the Singapore hawkers in a cook-off. Guess who won?
Penny University
17 E Coast RdNearest cafe for coffee.
Local coffee! Its one of the oldest coffee shops in Singapore. Try the local kaya toast and half boiled eggs - its a typical local breakfast.
18 locals recommend
Chin Mee Chin
204 E Coast RdLocal coffee! Its one of the oldest coffee shops in Singapore. Try the local kaya toast and half boiled eggs - its a typical local breakfast.
A very popular place for prawn noodles. It's closed on Tuesdays but open every other day from 7am to 3pm. There's not a day that I've not seen it full of people.
19 locals recommend
Beach Road Prawn Noodle House
370/372 E Coast RdA very popular place for prawn noodles. It's closed on Tuesdays but open every other day from 7am to 3pm. There's not a day that I've not seen it full of people.
Shopping
112 Katong
Nearest mall where you can get groceries.
Drinks & Nightlife
Local watering hole. Nice outdoor area where you can sit and enjoy a nice drink and some food. There's also a live band here on most nights.
13 locals recommend
Mel's Place
2A Kuo Chuan AveLocal watering hole. Nice outdoor area where you can sit and enjoy a nice drink and some food. There's also a live band here on most nights.
Everything Else
Rent a bike for a couple of hours and enjoy cycling down the coast of Singapore. If you're up to it, you may even cycle all the way to Marina Bay Sands!
205 locals recommend
East Coast Park
East Coast Park Service RoadRent a bike for a couple of hours and enjoy cycling down the coast of Singapore. If you're up to it, you may even cycle all the way to Marina Bay Sands!