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Civic Centres
Downtown Core/Downtown Singapore
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- Niraj ShahMumbai, India300 contributionsGood vibe, good food and good location.
Does the place have a standout feature? No I didnt think so.
But the drinks were good, the service was good and the nachos at the rooftop restaurant and almost everything we ordered in the club was very good.
Good place to go for a chic evening.Written 1 April 2022This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. - SOH KIEN PENGSingapore, Singapore9,664 contributionsThe Hub is owned by the People's Association, and I attended the PA Community Seminar on 29 Sep 2024 at this hub recently. Today, I came on a different agenda: to use the co-work Gov office at the 2nd level of the building: a small co-work office run by PSD and HDB, cozy setting and conducive ambience. Flexible work arrangement is the buzz word for today desk bound workers like me and co-work offices provided the flexibility to operate at my convenience.
There are many hawker stalls right below the co-work office. At about 10.30 am, I took a break to go down to the ground floor to have a light tea refreshment at a stall named `Kopi Kiosk'. I was surprised to see a long queue of patrons in front of the stall. I noticed that the signature Breakfast set is cheap at $2.20 comprising two pieces of cheese kaya toast bread, two half-boiled eggs and one cup of kopi. While it is still 20 cents more expensive than that at my neighborhood Blk 40 Margaret Drive coffee shop, it is really hard to find such fair price stall in the current inflationary climate.
The service is prompt, and I did not notice how the stall prepared the half-boiled eggs. The delivery was instant and prompt and when you crack the shell, the slimy gorgeous egg yolk just flows out in the most optimum form with the egg yolk retaining its firmness. The cheese and kaya blended well with the toasted bread and gave you a tasty hard and cracking bite. The Nanyang style kopi is rich, aromatic and strong but well-balanced not so `gao' or `siap' (astringent). I looked around the tables and noticed many seniors were enjoying the same signature set as me. But one catch is that you must show your NTUC membership card before you can order the set.
Like this traditional signature kopi set at Tampines Hub. Good and cheap.Written 6 December 2024This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. - BluesphynxSingapore1,682 contributionsSituated behind Singapore Conference Hall, the visitor first encounters the atrium with information on the main dialect groups in Singapore highlighting personalities such as the Hakka cook Pang Kok Keong and other illuminaries from the Hainanse, Hokkien and Cantonese communities.
From the foyer you take the lift up to the different levels which feature Chinese cultural values such as Confucianism and their part in Singapore's development.
The highly visual and digital emphasis is most suitable for the school groups guided by their zealous teachers. A visitor's bracelet is used to interact with the sources of information while books, pamphlets, magazines are placed in intriguing little drawers. A Singer machine invites nostalgia for older visitors!
For me, the most delightful experience was learning about the origin of simple words like 'tu', rabbit, and 'tu ji' arising from the spitting out of offspring , all presented in cartoon form! The rooftop garden was the venue for this exhibition in the Year of the Rabbit with its highlighting of the intricacies of the Chinese language! Well done!Written 23 May 2023This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
