The Gal Travels

Singapore has become a great place to live and visit with new attractions that have come up in recent years. With Marina Bay Sands , the skyline of Singapore is now totally transformed. An iconic hotel with an even more iconic Sands SkyPark Infinity Pool, Marina Bay Sands have become a 'must-stay' hotel for both locals and tourists. For those without the budget to stay at the hotel, exploring  The Shoppes  is also a fabulous experience. Marina bay Sands The Shoppes

Buffets In Singapore With so many variety of buffets in Singapore gastronomically crafted to suit each taste bud the only challenge is simply where to go? On a low budget How about trying Seoul Garden . This is popular among the young ones as it is an inexpensive place to enjoy a buffet made up of mostly barbeque meats. Love Japanese food Kuishin Bo is a popular Japanese buffet dining spot for Singaporeans. It is a great place to enjoy endless supply of sashimi, teppanyaki, and Californian Maki. Of course there is a lot of other food choices, and do make a reservation early in the week if you intend to dine over the weekend. So you are a chocoholic If you love chocolates, the best place where you will feel so at home is definitely The Chocolate Buffet at Fullerton Hotel. They serve chocolates in all forms, from your cakes right down to severing you different percentage levels of cocoa in your drink. Of course if things get a little too chocolaty, wash it down with a few non-chocolat...

What to eat in Singapore Most Singaporeans love their food. Ranging from basic hawker fare to the upmarket hotel dining, there is a dish out there to suit every tastebud. Never is there another country in the world with hotels trying to outperform each other to lure a Singaporean to dine at one of their buffets.  Almost each nation food is probably represented in Singapore, with focus in Asian and Western dining. The hygiene standard is pretty good as well, so you do not really have to worry even when dining out on the streets. Singapore Hawker Food Most working adults on a typical work day can be found having their lunch in a hawker center or a food court. The difference? A hawker center  is generally not air-conditioned. Local favorites that are must tries are your Roasted Chicken Rice, Duck Rice, Fish Ball Noodle, Fried Kway Teow, Laksa, Fried Hokkien Mee, Mee Goreng, Mee Siam, Prata and Fried Carrot Cake. To sample some of Singapore’s more famous hawker centers, try ...