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How to Start a Business in Singapore

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There is no denying that being your own boss is a dream of many. According to ACRA (Statistical Highlights 2019), there are 143,788 registered businesses in Singapore in December 2019. The road to entrepreneurship comes with challenges – even starting a small business involves big risks. Risks are inevitable but if you came prepared, you can minimise them.

 

  1. Have a business plan

Before starting a business, one must have a plan. A business plan is a written description of your business’s future. What do you plan to do? How do you want to do it? It can be a full document or if you jot down a paragraph on your notebook describing your business strategy, you’ve already written a plan!

  1. Know your Business Structure

  • Sole-Proprietorship (one owner)
  • Partnership (two or more owners)
  • Limited Partnership (LP)
  • Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)

A Private limited company or Sole-Proprietorship is the most preferred business vehicle for entrepreneurs setting up a business in Singapore due to minimal requirements. One only must have a local company director, a minimum of 1 shareholder, registered office address, company secretary and S$1 paid-up capital in order to incorporate.

  1. Business Name Registration

It’s time to register your business name! Since ACRA introduced BizFile+, an online web system that enables users to file and retrieve business data, the process is much easier now. Nowadays, you can incorporate your Singapore company online.  Step-by-step guide for application for a new Business Name.

  1. Tax Obligations

Singapore levies taxes on profits and not on revenue. Profits of your Singapore company will be taxed at 17% (with an effective tax rate often lower due to various tax incentives and tax exemptions available to Singapore-resident companies). Singapore uses a territorial tax system. Learn more at about business taxes at Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS).

  1. Business Address

Having a registered office address is mandatory in order to comply with Singapore regulations. It must be a place where all communications and notices may be addressed and must be open and accessible to the public for not less than 3 hours during ordinary business hours on each business day. It must be a physical office address in Singapore. It cannot be a P.O. box address.

HDB flat owners/occupiers who want to apply for the Home Office Scheme must seek approval from the Housing Development Board (HDB). This can be done by submitting your application via the HDB website.

  1. ACRA registration

A local entrepreneur needs to register with Accounting and Regulatory Authority (ACRA) of Singapore. It takes ACRA only 15 minutes to verify the application and register the new business firm.

  1. Open a bank account

You many now open your business bank account. After incorporating, you can open a bank account in Singapore. You may choose from a variety of local as well as international banks.

 

Disclaimer: These are general idea and may have additional requirements depending on your business.

 

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8 Best Bak Kut Teh In Singapore

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Consists of meaty pork ribs simmered in a complex broth of herbs and spices, Bah Kut Teh literally translated as “meat bone tea”. Bah Kut Teh Bak Kut Teh fans are often split into two varation – peppery Teochew-style and herbal Hokkien-style. Regardless, the pork rib soup remains the basis of the dish.

 

  1. New Soon Huat Bak Kut Teh 新顺发肉骨茶

Business of second chances. Soon Huat Bak Kut Teh is known as the business welcoming and giving an ex-convicts and former drug abusers a chance to begin their lives anew with a meaningful career. Diners can come and enjoy authentic Bak Kut Teh recipe alongside the reality of transformed lives. One of the customers says that the serving is quite generous and the meat of the bak kut teh is tender. Service is friendly, good and efficient. They do not charge GST and Service Tax, so they really deliver value for money. Crowd turnover is also fast, so you won’t have to wait for long.

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Address: 257 Jalan Kayu, Singapore 799485

 

  1. Old Street Bak Kut Teh

Old Street Bah Kut Teh is the place for the family and friends to come together and savor the tradition of Bah Kut Teh in a very special way. A popular bak kut teh restaurant with over 8,000 Facebook likes. Old Street is the world’s largest Bak Kut Teh chain with 23 outlets across Singaporea, Indonesia, Shanghai and Bangkok. They offer an extensive menu that comprises a good mix of traditional authentic flavors and unique innovative creations.

 

Address: https://www.oldstreetbakkutteh.com/stores

 

  1. Joo Siah Bak Koot Teh

Aside from the fact that it’s affordable, the pork ribs are so tender and marbled that they fall off the bone with a gentle pull. The stall has been serving their famous peppery broth for over 30 years and is currently run by a second-generation owner.

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Address: 349 Jurong East Ave 1 #01-1215, Singapore 600349

 

  1. Sin Heng – 新兴 Claypot Bak Koot Teh

Sin Heng Claypot Bak Koot Teh serves both herbal and peppery Bak Kut The so you get to enjoy the best of both worlds.

 

Address: 439 Joo Chiat Rd, Singapore 427652

 

  1. Song Fa Bak Kut Teh 松發肉骨茶

Established in 1969 from a pushcart along Johor Road, Song Fa Bak Kut Teh is a Singaporean restaurant chain that sells Teochew-style pork rib soup or Bak Kut Teh. The bak kut teh here is the clear peppery kind and is a recommended authentic restaurant in Singapore.

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Address: https://songfa.com.sg/pages/outlets

 

  1. Legendary Bak Kut Teh (previously Founder Bak Kut Teh)

Legendary Bak Kut Teh is known for being the go-to Bak Kut Teh eatery for celebrities. Taiwanese singer Jay Chou and Hong Kong singer-actor Emil Chau are just a few of their star-studded clientele! It is by family’s 2nd & 3rd generation. Their dishes are always mouth-watering, served piping hot and freshly prepared.

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Address: 154 Rangoon Rd Singapore 218431

 

  1. Rong Cheng Bak Kut The

Did you know that Rong Cheng Bak Kut Teh is where Loin Ribs in Bak Kut Teh was founded? Loin Ribs are called 龙骨 (dragon ribs) in Chinese because they are the biggest rib bones in a pig and the most tender! Their broth is milder and less peppery, perfect for those with lighter tastes.

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Address: Blk 26, Sin Ming Lane, #01-114 Midview City, Singapore 573971

 

  1. Ng Ah Sio Pork Ribs Soup Eating House

One of the only few truly Singaporean culinary heritage dishes, Bak Kut Teh remains a firm local favourite. The strongest flavour of peppery bak kut teh soup in Singapore: The peppery soup at Ng Ah Sio Pork Ribs Soup Eating House is the best option for those who love the typical flavour of Teochew-style bak kut teh.

 

Address: 208 Rangoon Rd, Hong Building, Singapore 218453

 

Conclusion

Whether you like Teochew-style and Klang-style bak kut teh, there are a lot of best options in Singapore. There are even 24hrs stalls for you to enjoy your bak kut teh. Best in terms of food, childhood memories or locations. You are still the judge.

 

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Digital Marketing for Business Owners and Entrepreneurs

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Here are some ways you can start your online presence for FREE!

Content Creation

First, you need to have your content before you can market your services online. There are 2 types of content:

Micro-content is any content that can be consumed in 10-30 seconds or less. Yes! A reader with an 8 seconds of attention span would love these!

  • Forms of Micro-content
  • Infographics / Graphs / Tables / Charts
  • Short video clips
  • Images/Quotes
  • Illustrations
  • Memes
  • Gif
  • Tips
  • Short listicles

Macro-content on the other hand gives the full information of the micro-content. This consists of any content that takes 10 minutes and more to consume. It can be any of the mentioned forms in micro-content but much longer.

Website Optimisation and SEO Keyword

Website optimisation is important to generate leads online. Your website must be snappy. In this stage, you don’t want your website to load poorly. Your page must align with the services you are offering. Take advantage of online features such as creating forms and displaying images and videos. Adding forms to capture leads along with the information about the plan is a great way to attract visitor to read more and sign up for it making them pre-qualified leads.

Search Engine Optimisation keywords is very important to rank your website on search engine results. Using heading tags (h1, h2, h3) helps google to capture relevant information on your page.

Email Marketing

For this strategy, we will be sharing the Free Gmail Blast you can use.

List. First, you need to have valid email database – a database of consumers you want to target. It can be random valid emails as well.

Content. If your list are old customers or prospects, then ideal way is to send an announcement such as product update, follow up, etc. If your list is random consumers, then it’s best to send them more information of your products.

Social Media

Be social! Did you know that in 2019, there are 3.6M Facebook users and 1.9M Instagram users in Singapore. You can use this to educate your friends (and strangers) online regarding insurance and its importance to everyone. This is also a great way to redirect them to your website to add value to your page.

Classified Ads

Posting on classified ads can help for product awareness as well. Just reminder that you might need to enter your information, so it is better to have your work phone separated from your personal phone.

Below are on top of the list as well:

Gumtree Singapore https://www.gumtree.sg/
STClassifieds https://www.stclassifieds.sg/
Locanto Singapore https://singapore.locanto.sg/
Singapore Expats Classifieds https://classifieds.singaporeexpats.com/

Advantage: Top of the Search page
Disadvantage: Marketers might contact you as well (So only provide information that you want to make public)

Conclusion

There are great ways to create brand awareness online and it takes time. The result is not instant however you are generating qualified leads – quality over quantity.

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Chiropractic Top Picks

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Feeling stiff? Stretching doesn’t make the pain any less? You might be needing a trip to a chiropractic clinic.

 

Chiropractic is a complementary medical practice – considered a form of alternative medicine – that treats problems with the musculoskeletal system. The word “chiropractic” means “to be done by hand.” Chiropractors is trained to perform manipulations to the spine or other parts of the body to restore its function as optimally as possible. It also helps to the relieve pain in your joints and muscles. These spinal adjustments will increase blood flow and nerve conductivity to the joints and muscles that are experiencing pain.

 

These chiropractic clinics get consistent positive reviews and have been recommended through word-of-mouth for their professionalism and expertise.

 

  1. Healing Hands Chiropractic

Healing Hands Chiropractic was established in 2010. They receive multiple positive reviews online due to their experience. They make use of specialized technology to help you get the most out of your treatment.

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You may check their clinic branches and schedule at https://www.healinghands.com.sg/contact-us/

 

  1. Abundance Chiropractic

Abundance Chiropractic has expert practitioners and don’t push you to take up more treatments than you need. Patients go through a comprehensive clinical examination, laboratory testing, diagnostic imaging, and other diagnostic interventions to determine if their condition is treatable with chiropractic and what specific type of treatment is required.

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You may check their clinics at https://abundancechiropractic.sg/our-clinics/ or message them on Facebook.

 

  1. Total Health Chiropractic

Total Health Chiropractic Singapore was founded by Dr. Tim Errington with the belief that the little aches and pains are actually warning signs of larger health concerns that can no longer afford to be left unaddressed. Currently have five clinics where you can check here for more information https://www.totalhealthchiropractic.com.sg/locations

 

Don’t ignore the signs and get your health check.

 

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8 Popular Hotels in Singapore

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8 Hotels in Singapore

 

  1. Raffles Hotel

After a meticulous two-year refurbishment by acclaimed interior designer Alexandra Champalimaud, the iconic Raffles Hotel is now back – and more majestic than ever before. Housed in a beautifully restored colonial building from 1887, the hotel boasts beautiful interiors with antique furnishings, fine oriental carpets, and teak wood flooring.

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Address: Raffles Hotel, 1 Beach Road 189673

 

  1. The Fullerton Bay Hotel

The crown jewel of the Marina Bay basin, the Fullerton Bay is beautiful and offers a fabulous panorama. The main lobby is in the historic Clifford Pier and boasts beautiful, dramatic arches. All the rooms promise a view, but the Bay View categories are sublime. Thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows, you get to experience the bay’s changing faces: glittery and resplendent at night, and a beautiful vision to wake up to.

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Address: 80 Collyer Quay 049326

 

  1. Sofitel City Centre

Sofitel is every wellness-conscious traveler’s dream come true. Besides the 24-hour hotel gym, Club Floor guests have access to the adjacent Virgin Active gym where you can exercise in a high-altitude room, join workout classes, or get some salt therapy in the Himalayan Salt Inhalation Room.

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Address: 9 Wallich Street 078885

 

  1. Marina Bay Sands

Snagging a pool selfie at Marina Bay Sands (MBS) is to reach the pinnacle of your selfie game – literally, because the pool deck, perched at 57 stories and spanning the length of three Olympic-sized pools, is the highest and largest rooftop pool in the world. Then there’s the daredevil allure of the infinity pool’s “vanishing edge” and the skyline below. You just gotta be creative at cropping because this is a 2,500-room hotel so the pool’s bound to be packed.

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Address: 1 Bayfront Avenue 018971

 

  1. W Singapore – Sentosa Cove

The W Singapore is a sexy hotel. Beats thump through the lobby, beautiful people parade around the pool and red Prada leather adorns the lift walls. A staycation here is like peeping into the lifestyles of Sentosa Cove’s rich and famous. But the pool is where we spent most of our time: open 24/7, it pulses with life in the day and transforms into a private, sensuous and oh-so-inviting space at night.

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Address: 21 Ocean Way 098374

 

  1. Villa Samadhi

This 20-room boutique hotel in a little forest clearing within Labrador Park is easy to fall in love with. The black-and-white villa dates to the colonial era yet offers all the trappings of modern life tastefully clad in antique or upcycled furnishing that exude old-world grandeur. But more than its romantic charm, what won our hearts was the hospitality. A wooden boardwalk leads into the villa from the carpark and sets the mood for an idyllic retreat in nature.

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Address: 20 Labrador Villa Road 119193

 

  1. Shang-ri La

Nestled within 15 acres of tropical gardens, Shangri-La Singapore offers a hideaway just 7-minutes from the hustle and bustle of Orchard Road. This luxurious hotel features pampering body treatments at Chi, The Spa and a fitness center. Free WiFi is available in all rooms and complimentary private parking is offered. It is 1.2 mi to ION Orchard Mall. Shangri-La Hotel Singapore 1.4 mi from Singapore Botanic Gardens and Far East Plaza.

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Address: 22 Orange Grove Road 258350

 

  1. Park Regis

Park Regis Singapore offers 202 modern studio-concept guest rooms, strategically located in the heart of the Central Business District at Clarke Quay. Conveniently located next to Singapore’s most vibrant entertainment hub, Clarke Quay, Boat Quay, Robertson Quay and Chinatown.

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Address: 23 Merchant Road 058268

 

Who doesn’t want a staycation after reading this? Have fun!

 

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8 Best Yoga Studios in Singapore

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8 Yoga Studios in Singapore

Yoga is the best choice to stay healthy not only in your mental but also in your physical manner. So if you want to be healthier, stronger, younger, more beautiful, more flexible, and stress – relieved or to improve your sleep and sharpen your concentration, take a Yoga class now!

 

1. Pure Yoga

Started in Hong Kong, Pure Yoga has spread to Singapore, Taipei and The US. Their mission is to bring balanced lifestyles to their clients. After several years in Singapore fitness industry, Pure Yoga rapidly becomes popular for its premium facilities, enthusiastic and experienced instructors, good hygiene standard, prime locations and panoramic views from each studio.

Website: www.pure-yoga.com

 

2. Ziva Yoga

Ziva Yoga’s goal is to provide a comfortable place and offer affordable classes as well as create a friendly environment for people to practice yoga. It is their hope to inspire more people to embark on their journey in yoga and are open to people from all walks of life. Ziva Yoga currently offer both Hot and Non-Hot Yoga classes of various styles.

Website: www.zivayoga.com.sg

 

3. True Yoga

True Yoga in Singapore spreads over an area of 34,000 square feet in Orchard Road and Raffles Place, that leads it to be a convenient location for busy office workers who wish to practice Yoga. With its 16 well-equipped, hygienic and spacious studios as well as dedicated and experienced Yoga instructors from India, you will be experienced with the most comprehensive and authentic yoga.

Website: www.trueyoga.com.sg

 

4. Yoga Space

Nestled in East Coast Park, Yoga Space provides lush greenery, ​pockets of sea view and wallet-friendly yoga classes. At The Yoga Space, they believe yoga is for everyone.

Website: www.theyogaspace.sg

 

5. Hom Yoga

Hom Yoga specializes in hot yoga, with a wide range of hot yoga classes such as Hot Hatha, Hot Hom and Hot Flow, offered and taught by international Yoga trainers. Its two studios are conveniently located at Raffles Place and Orchard Central. Its inspirational and minimalist settings will enable practitioners to feel a fresh and modern way of practicing hot yoga.

Website: www.homyoga.com

 

6. Yoga Movement

Being famous for offering great yoga classes at affordable prices, Yoga Movement has become one of the most popular yoga studios in Singapore. Group yoga classes can be overwhelming sometimes that’s why Yoga Movement provides private yoga classes aside form a Group yoga. You can alos find very informative articles in their website which is a big plus since you’ll get tips and tricks for free.

Website: www.yogamovement.com

 

7. Yoga Inc

Yoga Inc is one of Singapore’s leading studios with over 180 classes weekly, taught by 24 friendly instructors across 4 great locations. Despite its minimalist studio design, Yoga Inc’s classes are rich and dense with yoga instruction. They believe that yoga classes should be accessible and authentic.

Website: www.yogainc.sg

 

8. Platinum Yoga @ Suntec City

With its central locations, modern facilities, and experienced yoga instructors, Platinum Yoga at Suntec City is the perfect place for newbies and advanced yogis alike. With the positive testimonials and reviews come with no surprise. If you are thinking of joining a new yoga studio, don’t be shy – sign up for a free class and see for yourself!

Website: www.platinumyoga.com/suntec-city

 

Isn’t it nice to take a yoga class after long tiring hours at work? Relax your mind and have fun!

 

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8 Reputable Hair Salon in Singapore

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8 Hair Salon in Singapore

  1. Art Noise

With team from Japan, Art Noise uses eco-friendly shampoo and hair products that are made in-house for the specialized hair treatments they provide. The salon’s interior, with its wooden floors and cream painted walls, immediately makes you feel at ease, and the staff makes sure they know what you want.

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Website: www.art-noise.sg

 

  1. Aube

Another team of Japanese style expert, Aube, with their skilled stylists work on your locks with top quality Japanese products. As the biggest hair salon group from Japan, with outposts around the world, made them as the biggest salon group from Japan. They are hair-saver for their impressive track record of restoring smoothness and shine to dull, dry or over-coloured tresses.

Website: www.aube-sg.com

 

  1. Toni & Guy

An internationally recognised brand with over 400 salons worldwide, Toni & Guy gets our thumbs up for its top-notch hair products and expertise in treating all hair types. Its outlet in Holland Village is especially popular with Singapore’s expat crowd for its fab blowouts and highlight treatments.

Website: www.toniandguy.sg

 

  1. Apgujeong Hair Salon

Apgujeong Hair Salon is a hit with the younger crowd – not only do they specialise in Korean haircuts and styles, they are very affordable. Their director and lead stylists are all Korean, try your luck to see oppas at any one of Apgujeong’s 11 outlets.

Website: www.apgujeonghair.com

 

  1. K-Cuts

Hello again Korean fans! Another Korean brand, K-cuts is a hairdresser that provides quick 10 minutes haircuts for customers. It is popular nationwide and has outlets in every corner of the country. K Cuts is a new $10 haircut chain that provides quick haircut services by stylists trained in Korean style haircuts. Also, some of their salons are children friendly as well.

Website: www.k-cuts.com

 

  1. NeXt

Next has 2 outlets, one at Holland Village and another at Nassim Road. Edgy and constantly evolving featuring evocative, club-like interiors and replete with pulsating grooves, Next is committed to delivering a new standard of affordable luxury in the hairstylist industry for the young and young-at-heart.

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Website: www.facebook.com/neXt.salons

 

  1. Kimage

Trendy hair salons have been popping up in the recent years, but Kimage is pretty much a household name. Like Apgujeong, there are 11 Kimage outlets, most of which are located at shopping malls.

If you want to save even more, you can make an appointment to have your hair done by their junior stylists at Kimage Cove.

Website: www.kimage.com.sg

 

  1. 99 Percent Hair Studio

99 Percent Hair Studio is a reputable modern and hip salon. This hair salon specialises in colouring needs of both Asian and Caucasian customers. They are located at Haji Lane and East Coast Road and with excellent reviews.

Website: www.99percenthairstudio.com

 

Once in a while, treat yourself ladies and gentlemen! Have Fun!

 

 

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8 Nice Cinemas in Singapore

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8 Cinemas in Singapore

  1. Cathay Cineplex Cineleisure Orchard

Cathay Cineplexes offers movie-goers an unrivaled movie experience complete with state-of-the-art projection technology. Nestled at the top levels of Cathay Cineleisure Orchard building, Cathay Cineplex Cineleisure Orchard is one of the biggest cinemas in Singapore.

Address: 8 Grange Road Cathay Cineleisure Orchard, Level 4 5 & 6, Singapore 239695
Nearest MRT: Somerset (NS23)

 

  1. Golden Village VivoCity

Golden Village VivoCity is renowned as the best multiplex of Golden Village chain which is the largest cinema operator in Singapore providing moviegoers more choice, comfort and convenience at its cinemas. Golden Village VivoCity features 15 cinema halls including 3 Gold Class halls and GV Max hall, all of which are equipped with top-notch audio and visual systems.

Address: 1 HarbourFront Walk, #02-30 VivoCity, Singapore 098585
Nearest MRT: HarbourFront (NE1)

 

  1. Shaw Theatres Lido

Shaw Theatres Lido is home to Singapore’s first IMAX’s Digital Theatre System. Shaw Theatres Lido, part of Shaw Organization – the longest cinema chain operator in the island city, is located right at the heart of Orchard. Utilizing latest and state-of-the-art movie technology, this 11-screen cineplex offers moviegoers wonderful movie experience.

Address: 350 Orchard Rd, House, 5th/6th floor Shaw, Singapore 238868
Nearest MRT: Orchard (NS22)

 

  1. The Cathay Cineplex at Dhoby Ghaut

Being a part of Cathay Organisation, Cathay Cineplex is a must for those who love to watch movies in Dhoby Ghaut and Somerset area. All the cinema halls are located on level 5 and 6 of the iconic building The Cathay which also houses The Cathay Gallery showcasing the building history and featuring Cathay Organisation development milestones.

Address: 2 Handy Road Levels 5 & 6, The Cathay Singapore 229233
Nearest MRT: Dhoby Ghaut (NS24)

 

  1. Shaw Theatres JCube

If you are looking for somewhere to have a relaxed night and see a movie in the West, Shaw Theatres JCube is highly recommended. Opened in 2012 by Shaw Organization, this cineplex has quickly become a favourite place to visit for movie lovers in Jurong district. It has 7 screens including one digital IMAX hall.

Address: 2 Jurong East Central 1, #04-11 JCube, Singapore 609731
Nearest MRT: Jurong East (WE24) / Jurong East (NS1)

 

  1. Shaw Theaters Waterway Point

Shaw Theatres Waterway Point is Singapore’s newest cinema with IMAX capability. It is smaller than Shaw Theatres Lido, but bigger than Shaw Theatres JCube, Singapore’s third IMAX movie venue. However, Waterway Point’s IMAX hall has an edge over Lido’s and JCube’s because it has significantly more legroom.

Address: B2-11, Waterway Point, 83 Punggol Central, Singapore 828761
Nearest MRT: Punggol (NE17)

 

  1. The Projector @ Golden Mile Tower

A newcomer to the cinema scene in Singapore, The Projector shows indie, local and cult-favourite films for the most part. This is the perfect theatre for hipsters or if you’re looking for that elusive arthouse movie that’s not available online.

Address: 6001 Beach Road, #05-00, Golden Mile Tower, Singapore 199589
Nearest MRT: Nicoll Highway (CC5) / Lavender (EW11)

 

  1. FilmGarde Bugis+

Filmgarde is a great addition Cinema in Bugis. Filmgarde is at the forefront of Cinematic Technology in Singapore to present audiences with an unparalleled movie-going experience. It showcases an eclectic range of local and international blockbusters as well as independent films.

Address: 201 Victoria St, Level 5-01 Bugis+, Singapore 188067
Nearest MRT: Bugis (EW12)

 

Watch movie now and avoid the spoilers. Have fun!

 

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8 Top Shopping Malls in Singapore

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8 Nicest Shopping Malls in Singapore

 

  1. Ion Orchard

Located at the end of Orchard road, ION Orchard is a stylish architectural wonder with enticing fashionistas and luxury shoppers inside. Welcome to Singapore’s most glamorous shopping complex – a glass, marble and steel work of art, where there are even extra special toilets for high spending customers and celebrities.

Address: 2 Orchard Turn, Singapore 238801
Nearest MRT: Orchard (NS22)

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  1. Bugis Junction

Popular to locals and tourists and located in the heart of Singapore’s Civic and Cultural District, Bugis Junction enjoys direct connectivity to the Bugis MRT interchange station. Bugis Junction, situated in the heart of Singapore’s historic Bugis Street.

Address: 200 Victoria St, Singapore 188021
Nearest MRT:  Bugis MRT (EW12)

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  1. Takashimaya

Japanese company that operates a department store chain, Takashimaya was founded way back in 1831 in Karasuma, Kyoto! Takashimaya opened its doors in Singapore on 6 August 1993 and the rest is history!

Shocking Fact: Takashimaya Gift Vouchers never expire!

Address: 391 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238872
Nearest MRT: Orchard (NS22)

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  1. The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands

Who would forget this very popular mall? Find everything from international luxury brands to emerging runway and street style clothing labels. Whether you need a wardrobe update or are looking for a special gift, their Shopping Concierge Service is designed to meet your needs.

Address: 2 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956
Nearest MRT: Bayfront (CE1) / Bayfront (DT16)

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  1. Paragon

Along Orchard Road, Paragon Mall is the destination of choice for upmarket shoppers, both Singapore residents and tourists alike, in search of high-end retail and fashion in a spacious and luxurious environment. With six levels and one basement it offers a complete shopping experience for both tourists and locals.

Address: 290 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238859
Nearest MRT: Orchard (NS22)

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  1. VivoCity

VivoCity is the largest shopping mall in Singapore and is one of the largest shopping malls in Asia. It was designed by the Japanese architect Toyo Ito. VivoCity is billed as a shopping, entertainment and lifestyle destination. Perfect location if you plan to visit Resorts World Singapore or Universal Studios as well.

Address: 1 HarbourFront Walk, Singapore 098585
Nearest MRT: HarbourFront (NE1)

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  1. Plaza Singapura

Plaza Singapura is located along Singapore’s main shopping street, Orchard Road, & is directly linked to the Dhoby Ghaut MRT station. There are retail outlets over seven floors and two basements. Gaining popularity as a food lover’s paradise. With 8 levels filled with eateries offering a variety of delectable cuisines, it’s easy to see why this mall is gaining popularity among the locals and tourists.

Address: 68 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238839
Nearest MRT: Dhoby Ghaut (CC1) / Dhoby Ghaut (NE6)

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  1. Suntec City

Suntec City is making its way to becoming one of Singapore’s most exciting retail destinations, offering diverse shopping, dining and entertainment experiences. Suntec City is a vast shopping complex that boasts a mall, an exhibition and conference center, as well as office tower blocks.

Address: 3 Temasek Blvd, Singapore 038983
Nearest MRT: Nicoll Highway (CC5) / Promenade (CC4) / Esplanade (CC3)

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