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Property Insights. Home Solutions. Interior design. Group Created with Sketch. Login Agent login Sign up. Some commercial buildings such as Siglap Shopping Centre and Crescendo Building cater to the needs of the neighbourhood.

The Bedok New Town is developed in April It is the fifth HDB new town to be developed and is still being developed even after 15 years.

Bedok is one of the native names that came into existence around the time of Sir Stamford Raffles and it got its name from Sungai Bedok, a river which is part of the present Tanah Merah. Bedok New Town is built around a unique landscaped park and sports complex. Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions.

Our newsletter hand-delivers the best bits to your inbox. Sign up to unlock our digital magazines and also receive the latest news, events, offers and partner promotions. Despite its spooky secrets, Siglap is far from a ghost town with its cool eateries and shops. It's been said that Siglap is a hotspot for pontianak sightings. It was also a massacre site during the Japanese Occupation.

Feel the fresh breeze through your hair as you whizz through the park connector, which forms the gateway to the Eastern Coastal Loop. Find your zen at this minimalist boutique yoga studio that runs over 60 classes in various styles, from Ashtanga Mysore to classic Hatha. After your satisfying stretches, pick up some artisanal products from homegrown brands such as Homemade Handmade and The Mala Company from its shelves.

Sharpen those pencils and get those creative juices flowing with its art classes. Located in the middle of a residential neighbourhood in Siglap, the old Muslim cemetery Kubur Kassim has been a source of ghost stories and urban legends.

With tombs dedicated to 'orang bunian' — a sort of supernatural human-like being — it's easy to see why these stories persist. Kubur Kassim is one of the oldest burial grounds in Singapore and was established way back in the s on a piece of land in Siglap owned by a Muslim entrepreneur. The first thing you'll notice before entering the grounds is the striking yellow and green gates.

The cemetery is the final resting place for many Muslims living in Siglap during the kampung days and other well-known community leaders. The wild yeast dough ferments for up to 18 hours before toppings like tomato, eggplant, mozzarella and chorizo, or smoked salmon, sour cream, dill, prawns and capers are tossed on and baked in a brick oven.

But the main star at this OG prata joint is the famous Plaster Blaster, an eggs Benedict-inspired prata topped with ham, a poached egg and hollandaise sauce.

All best paired with a hot cup of teh tarik. Get stuck into its signature nasi campur babi, a bowl of assorted pork with fragrant chicken rice.

Pasta Fresca was not created with the aim of being a destination fine-dining establishment, but rather to be your reliable neighbourhood restaurant, with a menu that offers the same comfort — like an old friend. There are no surprises in store, just solid cooking of some Italian classics alongside a range of fresh pastas, tasty risottos and crispy oven-baked pizzas. Nothing brings people together like hearty Italian food. Bring the family out for an authentic Italian buffet spread that boasts a delightful range of antipasti, a quality range of cheeses, a wide selection of pasta, and oven-cooked pizzas.

The menu may change every week but your appetite for Italian food and all things carbs won't. Best to book ahead! A favourite with many East Coasters since opening three years ago, Chat Masala wins big points for both the consistent quality of its pan-Indian fare and the knowledge of the friendly serving staff.

Among the top dishes to try are the Keralan fish curry succulent chunks of red snapper in a fragrant sauce and bindi masala a spicy mix of okra, turmeric, coriander, cumin, tomatoes and chilli, served in a crisp poppadum basket.

Unwind with a selection of craft beers including Japanese hops, sake, umeshu, sochu and award-winning Japanese whiskies. And since it's by the same brains behind The Skewer Bar, guzzle down moreish yakitori, karaage, rice bowls and other Japanese pub grub from its menu. If the breakfast is enough to get you out of bed nice and early, the coffee will do an even better job. Taking its name from the 18th-century term for coffeehouses in London — noisy, men-only affairs which cost a penny to enter and where coffee was served up along with the latest news and gossip.

True to the origins of its name, Penny University aims to be as inviting and dynamic as possible. Reclamation of land for new suburb to begin next year. Giant project adds 1, new acres. Now survey on vanishing fishing industry. New Nation , p. Loh, B. An air of uncertainty in Kampung Siglap resettlement. Singapore Monitor , p. Fun place and home to the middle class. More shops will combine to pull people to the area. Scoring in Siglap. The Business Times , p. Like Holland Vee, but cheaper.

Nur Dianah Suhaimi. Old, but definitely not forgotten. Kampung feel kept alive in Siglap mosque. Yong, N. Fire insurance mandatory for mosques soon. New Indonesian school. My school, my school. Chong, E. Siglap Market set to close for good on Jan 1. New hospital at Siglap. New Singapore hospital. Till the break of day: A history of mental health services in Singapore, — Singapore: Singapore University Press, p.

The legacy at Elliott Road — A rich history. Singapore: The School, pp. Military takes over school. Millet, R. Singapore cinema. Singapore: Editions Didier Millet, p. Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succor. About OLPS. It is not intended to be an exhaustive or complete history of the subject.

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