The best weekend spending place – Singapore’s oldest and trendiest neighbourhood – Tiong Bahru.
“Everything old becomes new again” – quoted from CNN Travel
Love a place with a history.
Built in 1930s, Tiong Bahru Estate is one the oldest housing estates in Singapore.
What’s there now?
Plain Vanilla Bakery
Love this bakery, is like the famous Hummingbird bakery, Primrose bakery the ones you can only find in US or UK.
1 D Yong Siak Street, Singapore
Strangelets
Everything I love is here.
Coffee or Tea?
Selection of the most crafted works – China, party-ware, cards and other unusual objects d’art.
7 Yiong Siak Street, Singapore
BooksActually
Love Literature,
Love Actually
or
Books Actually.
How I feel like a poet.
This is the place to enjoy literature in all sorts of imaginative ways.
I feel like I’m in notting hill.
Drop a dime and take a poetry.
9 Yong Siak Street, Singapore
Nana & Bird
How can I miss this cool little shop with a welcome like this?
Is actually a mini select shop style boutique with funky accessories, and
it also has a cool office inside where we found this rare letter-press machine
59 Eng Hoon Street, Singapore
Walking through this historical place with little houses and cute hilarious notes.
P.S Cafe Petit
The cafe vibe in this area is unbeatable!
Love this one with a Gatsby feel.
No. 41 / 43 BLK 78 Guan Chuan St
And this one, also around the area –
This was were it all began.
Everything old becomes new again.
Same for love.
Till the next time,
Singapore.
XX
Leslie
