DO's and DONT's in Luge Singapore - A Gravity-Powered Adventure

The Singapore Luge is like a gravity-powered rollercoaster for the whole family! It's a thrilling adventure that lets you zoom down a winding track while enjoying stunning greenery of Sentosa. With the wind in your hair and a smile on your face, it's the perfect recipe for fun and excitement in the heart of Singapore.

DO's and DONT's in Luge Singapore - A Gravity-Powered Adventure

Do's:

• Follow all safety instructions provided by the staff.
• Wear appropriate clothing, including comfortable attire and closed-toe shoes.
• Keep a safe distance from other riders to avoid collisions.
• Hold onto the handlebars securely while riding the Luge.
• Slow down and approach corners carefully to maintain control.
• Be mindful of your speed.
• Be courteous to other riders.
• Keep your feet in the Luge cart at all times. 
• Enjoy and have fun!

Don'ts:

• Don't stand up or attempt any stunts while riding.
• Don't use electronic devices or phones while on the Luge.
• Don't push or shove other riders.
• Don't ride the Luge under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
• Don't try to overtake others in an unsafe manner.
• Don't bring large bags or items that can interfere with your ride.
• Don't stop and block the track.
• No group racing, bumping or skidding.

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Skyline Luge Singapore

(W) https://www.skylineluge.com/en/sentosa/

(H) 11AM - 630PM

(A) Sentosa Express Imbiah Station

(T) +65 6274 0472

Newly Renovated Newton Food Centre Hawker Stalls To Check Out in Singapore

ABBEY: My cousin wants to go where the “Crazy Rich Asians” actors filmed in Singapore. One of them is at Newton Food Centre. 

So we ordered chili crab, char kway teow and Hokkien Mee. We finished all the chili crab sauce with fluffy fried man tou. The noodles are firm and flavorful with wok hei and lard. They are all washed down with sugar cane juice. Talk about local. Haha. 

Newly Renovated Newton Food Centre Hawker Stalls To Check Out in Singapore

WILL: This hawker stall gained additional fame thanks to an appearance in the movie Crazy Rich Asians. Some stalls here have been awarded the Michelin Bib Gourmand, and that's exactly where we decided to treat our American visitor.

Naturally, we ordered plates of Hokkien Mee and Fried Kway Teow at Newton Old Signboard 25 (#01-25), one of the renowned stalls in the Newton hawker center. And the taste? Exceptional! The chili sauce elevated the flavor of everything - simply delicious!

We couldn't allow Abbey's cousin to leave Singapore without savoring the famous Chili Crab from Alliance Seafood, another Michelin-approved stall in the Newton Hawker Center. The taste? The crab meat practically melted into the sauce, making it unnecessary to crack the shells. Freshly fried mantou buns were the perfect accompaniment to this delectable meal.

Our tummies left highly satisfied. Is this hawker a must-visit? Absolutely! It's another gem to explore, well worth a visit alongside the popular options in Chinatown.

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Newton Food Centre

(A) 500 Clemenceau Ave North Singapore 229495

🇸🇬Singapore Teatime Extravaganza ☕️ at L'Espresso Goodwood Park Hotel

ABBEY: We had an afternoon tea buffet at L’ Espresso (Goodwood Park Hotel). They do have scones but not the texture I expected (could have been on the flaky-crumbly side). Open and petite sandwiches were also available along with choices of cheese and dried fruits. 

We got to try local foods like chili crab, satays, spring rolls, prata with chicken curry, shrimp dimsum and siew mai. I went for multiple servings of beef from the carving station as well as their beef stew. 

Their durian crepe is a must have which is not too overpowering. And for dessert I had a plateful of truffles (dark, white, and milk) and fruits. Our supposed to be 3PM tea time was moved to 12NN. More time for us to enjoy delicious food. 

🇸🇬Singapore Teatime Extravaganza ☕️ at L'Espresso Goodwood Park Hotel

WILL: If you're searching for the best tea time buffet in Singapore, you'll undoubtedly come across Goodwood Park Hotel's offering. L’Espresso restaurant is situated in their lobby, right next to a veranda with a lovely view of greenery. The furnishings are so inviting that you'll feel as if you're visiting a friend's house, invited for a coffee or tea and sharing laughter.

Now, how was the food? It was superb. They offer steamed dim sum, chili crab with mantou, croissants, an array of cheeses and crackers, and delightful macarons and chocolate truffles! I was somewhat disappointed with the texture of their scones, which didn't quite measure up to those served in other hotel restaurants.

I recommend giving it a try, although it's not an absolute must-visit. However, this is one of the more affordable tea time buffets you can find here in Singapore.

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L'Espresso GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL

(W) https://www.goodwoodparkhotel.com/dining/l-espresso

(H) 3PM to 5:30PM

(A) 22 Scotts Road, Singapore 228221 

(T) +65 6737 7411