
Not many Indians restaurants there either, There is one on Cuppage road, but it caters to expats more than Indians

We prefer Clark Quay/Boat Quay much more, there is Riverwalk Tandoor there or Suntec also not bad, has some good Indian restaurants.
Wow... you know you've been in SG too long when you start asking questions like that (right??)?Wd40 wrote:But seriously, what can you do in Singapore without malls. Other than malls the only places we visit is boat quay, clark quay, little india, changi beach, singapore expo.
Aside from the layout having been designed by a dyslexic?Wd40 wrote:Why? Whats wrong with NEX? Its probably the only mall catering to Serangoon/Hougang and nearby areas, so you dont have much choice.sundaymorningstaple wrote:I HATE NEX! Worst part is it's within walking distance, even for an old coot like me. (2.4km) or a selection 6 buses from my flat. You can drive as well but.....zzm9980 wrote: Any of the heartland malls on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon is much worse than Orchard Rd. I assure you of this.
Haha, Yeah, I remember being there once to return my starhub modem, when I was living in AMK. Its kind of difficult to locate the escalators. But its ok, lah. Its accessible directly from the MRT exit, so its easily accessible.sundaymorningstaple wrote:Aside from the layout having been designed by a dyslexic?Wd40 wrote:Why? Whats wrong with NEX? Its probably the only mall catering to Serangoon/Hougang and nearby areas, so you dont have much choice.sundaymorningstaple wrote: I HATE NEX! Worst part is it's within walking distance, even for an old coot like me. (2.4km) or a selection 6 buses from my flat. You can drive as well but.....
I asked this after my first week here, before I caved and just accepted that that's about the most of it.JR8 wrote:Wow... you know you've been in SG too long when you start asking questions like that (right??)?Wd40 wrote:But seriously, what can you do in Singapore without malls. Other than malls the only places we visit is boat quay, clark quay, little india, changi beach, singapore expo.
There is always SALE everywhere in Tampines - living in the eare for 2 years, every single day there is a "sale". And it is always jam packed during weekend, including BHG.Wd40 wrote:Yesterday we were at Tampines mall. It says "Sale", "Sale" everywhere. Almost every big retailer like kiddy Palace, Popular etc is doing a like 10% storewide discount(20% discount for members)....
BHG says "Close door sale" lol. I wonder what it means. They seem to have barricaded major part of the entrance and letting people in via a narrow entrance and hence need to queue. Needless to say the place is jam packed from inside.
Only time I recall taking advantage of a sale/discount price was when I bought a netbook as a gift for my wife. IIRC I bought it from a place called MC2 at Sim Lim. Unexpected to me, they gave me an additional and unmarked price-match*, 'Because that is the price we're charging at the computer/IT fair (that was on at that time)'.Sergei82 wrote: I am not asking how to buy cheapre, I'm asking: has anyone seen any sales in Singapore? If yes, then where? I want to go take a look.
What's annoying are the signs that say "up to 50% off," the "up to" is in really small print and the 50% is in huge print. That could mean that only a small number of items are actually 50% off and others are something like 10-20% off or not on sale at all. This is true not only in Sg, but everywhere.Sergei82 wrote:Have anyone found any real sale in Singapore during this weekend? Me - not yet.
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