We found Chinatown the best place for shopping for our 5 and 7 year girls. Beautiful silk chinese dresses for S$10 each. Hand painted umbrellas S$5 each and other great presents for the girls. We didn't bother haggling over the price as things were so cheap already and the people were so friendly. Only down side was the tailors and... more

Late afternoon is the best time to visit Chinatown as it is not as hot. There is so much to see - people, food, market stalls, antiques and buildings painted in so many different colours. There are a lot of 3 for $10 shops - great presents for the people back home. Buy some cd's or dvd's, have some great... more

China town's a cool place to walk along if you are free... the structure of the buildings are incredibly astonishing... Not to mention the food centre is really good and serves varieties of food... You guys must give the claypot a try.. cant exactly rem which one, there are ard 3 or so there, but all are really good.... Also,... more

Nice area to walk around a bit. Buildings are brightly painted. I was there on Sunday - most things are closed. Happened to walk through the Night market area, didn't find it special; lots of vendors of cheap stuff. more

The colorfully painted shophouses and covered sidewalks (called 5-foot ways) are lovely, and you can catch glimpses of the men's social groups and kitchens behind the scenes. Also, don't miss going into a chinese herbalist shop or two - they're astounding. I was there the weekend after Chinese New Year's, and it was reaallly quiet. If you are in Singapore... more

ツアーの観光で朝早く出掛けたせいか、お店は開いてなく、ヒンドゥー教のスリ・マリアマン寺院と 金色の千手観音像を祀った観... more

チャイナタウンでマッサージを受けるなら、お薦めは People's park complex のビルの３階です。いろいろ... more

マッサージは安く、４０分で１８ドル。 日本語は通じませんでしたが、 全然問題はなかったです。 オーチャードとかで、... more

１０年ぶりにシンガポールの旅行へ行き、チャイナタウンの変わりように驚きました。 昔は、正直買いたいと思うようなものは売... more