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Womei Cineplex Beletime Mall
Clean and spacious cinema to catch the latest movies! Not a lot of customers so you can choose from many free seats.
Friends and I had a whole theatre to ourselves to watch horror movie 😱
Pleasantly surprised by the amazing surround sound and vibration lol. Chairs were comfy and large.
The staff are very friendly and the cinema inside has charging ports and many chairs to lounge while you wait for your movie to start!
Toilet inside has a curb to access the toilet stall so it's a bit incovenient.
I think they can update the banners more frequently. But some look really pretty, like John Wick, so who am I to complain? :)
Friends and I had a whole theatre to ourselves to watch horror movie 😱
Pleasantly surprised by the amazing surround sound and vibration lol. Chairs were comfy and large.
The staff are very friendly and the cinema inside has charging ports and many chairs to lounge while you wait for your movie to start!
Toilet inside has a curb to access the toilet stall so it's a bit incovenient.
I think they can update the banners more frequently. But some look really pretty, like John Wick, so who am I to complain? :)
Coffeesmith
Bought their mango ($18.90) and chocolate brownie bingsu ($17.90).
A little pricey and they are stingy with the chocolate powder to top off the shaved ice. Amount of brownies and chocolate sticks are so meagre also, with little to no condensed milk. But tastes nice I guess.
Better to go O'ma spoon or some other bingsu specialty place.
We had 5 pax but they didn't have bigger tables so we just combined 3 sets of small tables since there are few customers there.
One staff looks unhappy to see us and never made eye contact. The other staff was very nice though and thanked us as we left.
I like their throwback pop song covers!
A little pricey and they are stingy with the chocolate powder to top off the shaved ice. Amount of brownies and chocolate sticks are so meagre also, with little to no condensed milk. But tastes nice I guess.
Better to go O'ma spoon or some other bingsu specialty place.
We had 5 pax but they didn't have bigger tables so we just combined 3 sets of small tables since there are few customers there.
One staff looks unhappy to see us and never made eye contact. The other staff was very nice though and thanked us as we left.
I like their throwback pop song covers!
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
What's not to like about free exhibitions! It is also educational and refreshing for Chinese and non-Chinese alike!
The permanent exhibition on Chinese Singaporean culture has about 12 rooms of 15 minutes. You can spend around 2 hours slowly reading and playing with their set ups!
I really like that they adapted the interactive wrist tags and buttons similar to National Gallery of Singapore. They ask you questions like if you were also caned when young, or if you prefer breadtalk or old chang kee. They also show the amount of people who also chose the same answer. At the end, you can print out your unique ticket that shows your choices :) Seems a little data collection for me but it's still fun to do!
Some rooms talk about local cuisines and food, its history, and has realistic wax designs of it! They really go in depth into laksa and kaya toast, linking it to other cultures and races in Singapore to have the unique hawker center culture we have today.
Other rooms talk about chinese traditions like Qin Ming, and history of Chinese immigrants moving into Singapore. Some rooms are quite nostalgic as they have childhood memoirs that you can touch and move, like casette players and chou chous!
It's really informative but not too overwhelming!
They also have their 100 years of Singapore Art exhibition. You can easily spend more than an hour here appreciating the ACTUALLY good art! There are beautiful oil paintings of old Clarke Quay, people, and of course the Chinese favourite of roosters and herons.
The oil canvases really invoke a sense of nostalgia and wonder as you appreciate each stroke that forms up the Singapore River. Definitely come take a look!
Finally, we went up to the rooftop. It is currently rabbit-themed according to the 12 zodiacs. They have a fake mahjong table, fake hotpot, some swings and pretty wall murals! Would love to see how they will switch it up for the year of the Dragon next :)
The permanent exhibition on Chinese Singaporean culture has about 12 rooms of 15 minutes. You can spend around 2 hours slowly reading and playing with their set ups!
I really like that they adapted the interactive wrist tags and buttons similar to National Gallery of Singapore. They ask you questions like if you were also caned when young, or if you prefer breadtalk or old chang kee. They also show the amount of people who also chose the same answer. At the end, you can print out your unique ticket that shows your choices :) Seems a little data collection for me but it's still fun to do!
Some rooms talk about local cuisines and food, its history, and has realistic wax designs of it! They really go in depth into laksa and kaya toast, linking it to other cultures and races in Singapore to have the unique hawker center culture we have today.
Other rooms talk about chinese traditions like Qin Ming, and history of Chinese immigrants moving into Singapore. Some rooms are quite nostalgic as they have childhood memoirs that you can touch and move, like casette players and chou chous!
It's really informative but not too overwhelming!
They also have their 100 years of Singapore Art exhibition. You can easily spend more than an hour here appreciating the ACTUALLY good art! There are beautiful oil paintings of old Clarke Quay, people, and of course the Chinese favourite of roosters and herons.
The oil canvases really invoke a sense of nostalgia and wonder as you appreciate each stroke that forms up the Singapore River. Definitely come take a look!
Finally, we went up to the rooftop. It is currently rabbit-themed according to the 12 zodiacs. They have a fake mahjong table, fake hotpot, some swings and pretty wall murals! Would love to see how they will switch it up for the year of the Dragon next :)
King of Fried Rice
Yummy. As a local I would eat this. Very generous portions of rice and meat. My egg fried rice is fragrant and soft! Each bite of their pork chop is peppery and juicy! I also tried their tom yam fried rice which is very flavourful! I love to pair a bite of rice with their spicy dry chilli!
Can get reaaaally crowded on the weekends so chope a seat fast! We went on 3pm on a Sunday and it was still so crowded.
Can get reaaaally crowded on the weekends so chope a seat fast! We went on 3pm on a Sunday and it was still so crowded.