Hướng Dẫn Được Đề Xuất Tại Golden Mile Tower Năm 2025 (Cập Nhật tháng 6)

#springitinerary Spending an afternoon wandering around Beach Road, Crawford Lane, and Lavender turned into a charming discovery of some lesser-known local treasures—an ideal blend of flavorful eats, inviting cafés, and serene hangout spots that made for a relaxing yet memorable outing. Highlights from our afternoon: Brunch at Golden Mile Food Centre: Started with Braise Lu Zhi Jia’s famous braised pork rice—tender pork belly and shank braised to perfection, served over fluffy white rice for a comforting, hearty bite. Moved to the basement for the dry-style Hainan Hokkien mee, bursting with wok hei and rich prawn flavors that left us wanting more. The food centre itself felt spacious and clean, with netted fencing overhead to keep birds away, creating a calm environment to enjoy the meal. Matcha Break at Haus Coffee in Golden Mile Tower: Tried their strawberry matcha latte, which balanced earthy bitterness with fruity sweetness perfectly. The café’s laid-back, slightly bohemian vibe combined with its link to local brand Rookie made it a cool, casual spot to recharge. Cozy Moments at Café Lilac, Crawford Lane: The quiet, living-room-style décor with soft lilac hues and warm wooden furniture immediately felt inviting. Enjoyed the taro-misu—layers of creamy taro and mascarpone that were indulgent yet light—and the sweet, refreshing strawberry taro latte. Sitting by the large glass window, we soaked in the peaceful corridor view outside, enhancing the cozy experience. Tranquility at Crawford Court’s Level 3 Rooftop Garden: A surprisingly spacious rooftop with gentle views of nearby buildings painted in muted greys, maroon, and baby pink. The mood shifted beautifully with the weather—calm and muted on rainy days, nostalgic and peaceful on clear ones. The rooftop’s simple charm and quiet community feel reminded us fondly of the old Rochor Centre rooftop. It was the perfect spot to relax, breathe in fresh air, and watch the city quietly unfold below. Our leisurely afternoon around these hidden gems was a gentle reminder of the simple joys found in great food, inviting spaces, and moments of calm togetherness—a perfect way to recharge and appreciate the city’s understated charms.

#springitinerary Our afternoon around Beach Road, Crawford Lane, and Lavender was a delightful little adventure through some of Singapore’s hidden gems—a perfect mix of tasty food, cozy vibes, and chill hangout spots. We kicked off with brunch at Golden Mile Food Centre, just a short walk from Lavender MRT. First, we savored Braise Lu Zhi Jia’s famous braised pork rice. The tender pork belly and shank, slowly braised to perfection, melted in our mouths, sitting atop fluffy white rice for that comforting, satisfying bite every time. Then, we headed down to the basement for the dry-style Hainan Hokkien mee—a fragrant noodle dish packed with wok hei and rich prawn flavors that left us wanting more. The food centre itself felt spacious and clean, with netted fencing keeping birds away, making it a relaxed spot to enjoy our meal without distraction. After our food fix, we crossed over to Golden Mile Tower for a matcha pick-me-up at Haus Coffee. Their strawberry matcha was the perfect blend of earthy bitterness and fruity sweetness, smooth and refreshing. The café’s laid-back, slightly hippy vibe mixed with its connection to Rookie, a local clothing brand, made it a cool, casual spot to recharge and soak in the atmosphere. Next, we slowly made our way to Café Lilac on Crawford Lane, where the quiet living-room-style decor immediately made us feel at home. Soft lilac hues, warm wooden furniture, and comfy booth seating by a large glass window overlooking the corridor created such a cozy, peaceful space. We indulged in their taro-misu—layers of creamy taro and mascarpone that felt indulgent without being too heavy—and the strawberry taro latte, which was sweet and refreshing. Sitting there, watching the quiet corridor outside, was pure comfort. To wrap up the afternoon, we explored the level 3 rooftop garden at Crawford Court nearby. The space was surprisingly spacious and open, with views of surrounding buildings painted in subtle shades of grey, maroon, and baby pink. The mood shifted beautifully depending on the weather—calm and muted on rainy days, nostalgic and peaceful on clear ones. It reminded us of the old Rochor Centre rooftop, with its simple charm and quiet community feel. It was the perfect spot to hang out, breathe in some fresh air, and watch the city go by. Our little afternoon journey reminded us how much joy there is in savoring simple pleasures—delicious food, cozy cafés, and quiet spots to just be together. #myitinerary #localfood #afternoonteatime #citydaytours

#singapore Address - 6001 Beach Rd, #01-02 GOLDEN MILE TOWER, Singapura 199589 Ambiance/Facilities - karaoke system for singing if you don’t mind singing in front of strangers hehe warning: it’s a small restaurant waiting time might be slightly longer… :) Highlights - cosy little space at golden mile. they have another outlet on the other end of the mall, which meant shared kitchen! more varieties to choose from. we had yakitori sticks, there’s chirashi and sushi roll for those having an intense craving. service is good, they waited for us to finish chilling before ending the night. great place! Avg. Price per Person - 20-30sgd Rating - 4/5

Decided to YOLO and hopped on an overnight bus from TBS, KL to Singapore. Slept through JB customs, then woke up dramatically at Tuas checkpoint like a confused border-crossing zombie. 🧟♂️ Dropped off at Golden Mile Tower and half-sleepwalked to Nicoll Highway MRT. First stop: ✈️ Changi Airport — not to fly, just to vibe at Jewel and chase the famous indoor waterfall like every other tourist. 💧✨ Had a light breakfast at the airport like a fancy nomad, then headed to Terminal 2’s Wonderfall — because one waterfall per trip clearly isn’t enough. MRT-ed to Raffles Place and went up to CapitaSpring’s Sky Garden (free entry, stunning views, 10/10 recommend for broke-but-adventurous folks). 🌇 Walked to Merlion Park via Exit H and got distracted by an uncle selling ice cream potong at a random park. Obviously bought one. No regrets. 🍦🇸🇬 Afternoon plans: MRT to Bugis, wandered around Haji Lane and Bugis Street, grabbed the famous hot choc (yes, it lives up to the hype), and had lunch at Zam Zam — the briyani was either amazing or I was just very hungry. 🍛 Prayed at Masjid Sultan, and gave my feet a well-earned break. 🕌 Evening stroll: MRT to Bras Basah, explored CHIJMES and Fort Canning Park. Took so many photos, my phone almost filed for retirement. 📸📱 Final stop: Marina Bay Sands and a walk to Supertree Grove — felt like stepping into a sci-fi movie, just with sore legs and a lighter wallet. 🌌🌳 Then back to Golden Mile Tower for another overnight bus… because sleep is a suggestion, not a guarantee. 😴💼 💸 Total damage: ~RM300 for transport, food & vibes 👣 Total steps: Somewhere around 20,000 😂 Would I do it again? Absolutely. ⚠️ TRAVEL TIP: Fill in your SG Arrival Card via MyICA at least 3 days before entering Singapore! Don’t say I didn’t warn you. 📝✅ #singaporeguide #thingstodo #myitinerary #citydaytours #singaporedaytrip

#springitinerary Hidden gem alert: possibly one of the best strawberry matcha oat milk lattes in Singapore, tucked away right in Golden Mile Tower. The fresh, natural sweetness of ripe strawberries perfectly complements the earthy, slightly bitter matcha, all blended smoothly with creamy oat milk. Every sip hits the perfect balance—refreshing but indulgent, sweet but not overpowering. The café itself vibes on a whole other level. Think chill, retro-inspired interiors with cozy corners that make it ideal for relaxing or catching up with friends. What makes it even cooler? The café is actually part of a vintage clothing store. So while you’re enjoying your latte, you can browse through a handpicked collection of pre-loved fashion and unique vintage pieces. It’s a stylish fusion of coffee culture and fashion that’s rare to find. If you’re on the lookout for a spot with great drinks and a quirky shopping twist, Haus Coffee at Golden Mile Tower should definitely be on your list. 📍Haus Coffee, Golden Mile Tower

#springitinerary If you’re around Golden Mile Tower and feeling like something a little different from the usual café scene, Haus Coffee is definitely worth a visit. It’s tucked inside the Rookies concept store, which makes the whole experience feel like a cool mashup of chill vibes and street style. We tried their strawberry matcha, and honestly, it was such a refreshing twist on the classic matcha latte. The matcha itself is rich and earthy, but what really makes it pop is the subtle sweetness and tang from the strawberry layer. On top, there’s a little cream and some Biscoff cookie crumbs that add a nice crunch and extra flavor dimension. It’s the kind of drink that’s as much fun to look at as it is to sip — all pretty layers and textures, and perfect if you like your drinks to be a bit indulgent but not over the top. The space itself has this really hippy, laid-back vibe. Think cozy, eclectic decor with warm lighting and a relaxed atmosphere that invites you to just slow down for a bit. It’s not your typical sleek, minimalist café — it’s more like a creative hideout where you could easily spend an afternoon people-watching or catching up with friends. What’s also cool is how Haus Coffee is linked with Rookies, the clothing brand known for vintage and pre-loved streetwear. So while you’re there, you can browse through some unique pieces, which makes the visit feel like more than just a coffee run. It’s a little culture trip packed into one spot. All in all, if you’re craving a matcha drink that’s a bit different or just want to soak in a cool, artsy vibe, Haus Coffee at Golden Mile Tower is a hidden gem to check out.

#springitinerary Tucked in the basement of Golden Mile Tower, Wildly Addict is a tiny kiosk with a big following. Known for their economical rice and handmade curry puffs, this humble spot draws one of the longest queues in the building even before noon. The curry puffs are the highlight — flaky, golden, and filled generously. Flavours include chicken, sardine, luncheon meat, and otah, each offering a nostalgic local kick. The otah version stands out with its spicy, aromatic filling. Their economical rice is no slouch either. A rotating selection of homestyle dishes like curry vegetables, fried chicken, tofu, and eggplant keeps regulars coming back. It's hearty, affordable, and hits the spot. Note the split schedule: from 12 to 2pm, it’s preorder and delivery only. Walk-ins are welcome from 3 to 6pm. While the stall is small, there’s a decent number of seats around the basement atrium — perfect for a quick, satisfying meal. If you’re around Golden Mile Tower, this is one of those hidden gems worth hunting down. Simple food, done well, with a loyal crowd to prove it.

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Film lovers are in for a treat as the European Film Festival (EUFF) 2023 returns to the big screen in Singapore from May 16 to May 31. The European Union Delegation to Singapore will bring the best of contemporary European cinema to audiences. 🎬🎥 This year, Sweden is the featured country, and it opens the festival with its film “Hilma” on May 16. EUFF offers a range of movie genres including drama, documentary, musical comedies, as well as family-friendly films from 23 European countries around the world. The European Film Festival (EUFF) is an annual event that showcases a curated selection of European films. 📅Date: May 16-May 31, 2023 📍Address: The Projector, Level 5 Golden Mile Tower, 6001 Beach Rd, Singapore, 199589 🎫 Price: $15 📷Come and take stunning photos while share your experience on Trip.com moments! 📢Follow us @Trip.com SG Official to get more weekly trending newsletters and stay tuned with us! #singapore #Filmfestival #film

#bucketlistreboot Golden Mile Tower located at 6001 Beach Road, Singapore 199589, the nearest MRT is Circle line Nicoll Highway Station ( CC5 ), around 400 metres 5 minutes walk. The construction of Golden Mile Tower was completed in 1974 as a commercial property intended for office rent and sale. King of Fried Rice 1st outlet was opened here in 2018 and slowly it expanded to over 20+ locations in the neighborhood of Singapore, so as to provide consumers restaurant style fried rice at affordable price The menu is just fried rice that is fried in four different types: Egg, XO sauce, Tom Yum and Mala, with ingredients to add on like pork chop, shrimps and crabmeat & Tobiko. The fried rice got the smoky flavour and the pork chop is tender and thick.