OCEANARIUM SINGAPORE RESTAURANT MOVIE

Singapore is nothing if not stable, the city state prides itself on being a calm harbour in the funky Asia-Pacific region. The city state is well known as a paradise for foodies: spotlessly clean street stands, gourmet restaurants or underground bars, knife and fork or chopsticks – choosing is possibly the hardest part in this multicultural environment where food is omnipresent. Spectacular architecture and abundant vegetation are not the only arms in a combat to counter Singapore’s reputation as a somewhat sterile city: with any number of fabulous restaurants, art galleries and museums this harbour city certainly has a lot more to offer than glamorous shopping malls. Now, with the help of ovative environ mental technology, this lush foliage will be encouraged to grow skywards, adding a welcome touch of green, inside and out, to an increasing number of high-rise buildings in this metropolis of millions. And thanks to the superb street food and efficient public transit, you don’t have to be crazy rich to enjoy this cinematic city, which is easy accessible not only by Singapore Airlines.

OCEANARIUM SINGAPORE RESTAURANT MOVIE

Singapore’s main island is sometimes described as diamond-shaped - fitting, perhaps, since the sparkling city, which had a starring role in the movie “Crazy Rich Asians,” is known for its materialistic pursuits.īut look past Singapore’s shiny veneer and you’ll find a compression of Chinese, Indian, Malay and other heritages reaching back far beyond the city state’s half-century history as an independent nation.

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