taxico wrote:i've never been there... but i get the impression it's paragon v2.0 (?)
and i just read on a news website the cross walk between orchard mrt and wheelock place no longer exists.
the underpass sounds like a real bummer.
It looks like vom Fass is exactly the right concept for that place (ION) and I have to control myself whenever I go there.ksl wrote:First time in there today, wow, must be nice to be super rich!
Anyway i found this VOM FASS shop on the 4th floor, and they had a really wide range of liqueurs, and tasty goodies, but it was the balsamic vinegars, i was looking for. I spent ages in there, what unique kind of products they have for the gourmet interested, and those, that really want to spoil themselves. I was just thinking of ice cream with a few shots of whiskey sauce
Its worth a visit, to see the bar I'll give it 5 star rating!
Of course Vom Fass must be a decent place as it is German (vom Fass literally means from the keg). One thing I learnt during my time in Singapore was that any German or Swiss shop in Singapore would always be high quality (the Swiss butcher in Bukit Timah next to Lana Cake or the German restaurant in Vivo or Paulaner Brauhaus come to mind).resm wrote:...It looks like vom Fass is exactly the right concept for that place (ION) and I have to control myself whenever I go there.
So many interesting products.
The reason why they seem to be always busy.
Combined with the three sixty supermarket makes it the place to go when you want to be good to yourself.
After shopping I love to go to the 3th floor (the marmalade pantry) and relax over a good cup of coffee (Illy) or have a quick lunch.
They cook western food the way it should be.
I like the lay-out of the Mall and find it more interesting than Paragon.
After having been there about 4-5 times, I start to get around more easy, it can be a bit confusing in the beginning.
actually the "Swiss Butchery" at Greenwood avenue is no longer Swiss.econoMIC wrote:Of course Vom Fass must be a decent place as it is German (vom Fass literally means from the keg). One thing I learnt during my time in Singapore was that any German or Swiss shop in Singapore would always be high quality (the Swiss butcher in Bukit Timah next to Lana Cake or the German restaurant in Vivo or Paulaner Brauhaus come to mind).resm wrote:...It looks like vom Fass is exactly the right concept for that place (ION) and I have to control myself whenever I go there.
So many interesting products.
The reason why they seem to be always busy.
Combined with the three sixty supermarket makes it the place to go when you want to be good to yourself.
After shopping I love to go to the 3th floor (the marmalade pantry) and relax over a good cup of coffee (Illy) or have a quick lunch.
They cook western food the way it should be.
I like the lay-out of the Mall and find it more interesting than Paragon.
After having been there about 4-5 times, I start to get around more easy, it can be a bit confusing in the beginning.
I think the basement areas of Ion is too cluttered and busy, while the Level 1 - 4 are more spacious. Its probably due to the brand names found on Level 1 - 4.resm wrote:It looks like vom Fass is exactly the right concept for that place (ION) and I have to control myself whenever I go there.ksl wrote:First time in there today, wow, must be nice to be super rich!
Anyway i found this VOM FASS shop on the 4th floor, and they had a really wide range of liqueurs, and tasty goodies, but it was the balsamic vinegars, i was looking for. I spent ages in there, what unique kind of products they have for the gourmet interested, and those, that really want to spoil themselves. I was just thinking of ice cream with a few shots of whiskey sauce
Its worth a visit, to see the bar I'll give it 5 star rating!
So many interesting products.
The reason why they seem to be always busy.
Combined with the three sixty supermarket makes it the place to go when you want to be good to yourself.
After shopping I love to go to the 3th floor (the marmalade pantry) and relax over a good cup of coffee (Illy) or have a quick lunch.
They cook western food the way it should be.
I like the lay-out of the Mall and find it more interesting than Paragon.
After having been there about 4-5 times, I start to get around more easy, it can be a bit confusing in the beginning.
Girl_Next_Door wrote:Heard of an invention called the "lift"?Saint wrote:Awful place, went there with Mrs S to take a look and eat, parked on 6th floor and the food court is on the basement 4. Half hour later and 10 flights of escalators finally arrived at food court!
I think the Swiss Butchery is now found in Coronation Plaza.resm wrote:actually the "Swiss Butchery" at Greenwood avenue is no longer Swiss.
The only real Swiss Butchery in Singapore is now called "Huber's" and is headed by the former Managing Director of Swiss Butchery (a Swiss) and his two sons.
Actually, for some strange reasons, nobody ever seems to take the lifts in Ion. Maybe its in a secluded area. Being a super lazy person and knowing exactly which shops I want, I always head straight to the lift in Ion.ScoobyDoes wrote:Girl_Next_Door wrote:Heard of an invention called the "lift"?Saint wrote:Awful place, went there with Mrs S to take a look and eat, parked on 6th floor and the food court is on the basement 4. Half hour later and 10 flights of escalators finally arrived at food court!
My problem with "lifts" is they are too full of people fit enough to "walk" that there is no space left for pushchairs.
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