Quite impressive you did so many things in 48 hrs. Toast box or Yakun are both Nanyang style coffee. Very nice and affordable. It is the same style used at hawker centres and coffee shops but the standard varies. For consistency in standard, it is better to visit this two coffee chain. And they generally are located in air conditioned places.
Great video about what to do! thank you. I have 40 hours layover don’t want to stay in the airport hotel. Can you explain process getting out and back in the airport? Thank you. Again GREAT video…
thank you so much for the feedback! It is actually very straight forward if you want to get the train. We feature part of it in the video, but essentially follow the directions in the airport to the MRT station, take the train towards Tenah Merah and then switch towards the city centre (from memory its the platform opposite). Getting back is the same process. Also, don't forget to set some time for Jewell and the Vortex Rainfall in the airport! I hope you have a great time over there and let us know how it goes :)
There's actually another really big and good hawker center steps away from the temple at 335 Smith Street. "Hidden" on the second floor of Chinatown Complex. Hawker Chan's original stall is operating there and is cheaper than the touristy restaurant.
I have a 28 hour stopover/layover, I am not vaccinated and I don’t want to stay in the transit area for that long, do they allow me to enter the Jewel/other main parts of airport if I just get a PCR test before I arrive, can I get a nose swab there when I arrive?
I am not too sure if you are able to get a test when you arrive. However, the UK government quotes that entry requirements for Singapore that if you show a negative PCR test on arrival that should suffice. Hopefully that helps!
No, Toastbox is just an average cafe. The reason why there may be a queue is all the tourists wanting to try something local or because it’s one of the cheaper food options in MBS. Other outlets have no queue.
@@theoutofofficetraveller Actually toastbox and Yakun are both premium coffee places for the common people. It is average only if you consume this style of coffee at Hawker Centres. The style is very different from Starbucks kind of coffee. Coffee is strong and bitter and can be quite sweet. But you can ask for less sweet
Actually, many locals still go to Toastbox and Yakun lah. Heartland malls' branches of these two chains are often still packed cos it's cheaper than Starbucks etc.
@@theoutofofficetraveller Actually coffees at Hawker centre while average, can be pretty good. Just they the environment might not be as comfortable as Toastbox and Yakun
As a local, I see that this video is well presented and narrated. Well done!!!
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Quite impressive you did so many things in 48 hrs. Toast box or Yakun are both Nanyang style coffee. Very nice and affordable. It is the same style used at hawker centres and coffee shops but the standard varies. For consistency in standard, it is better to visit this two coffee chain. And they generally are located in air conditioned places.
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We love it too! Can't wait to go back :)
Oh yeah toast box is a good place to have a small bite, your classic SG Kaya toast, and a cup of coffee
Spot on! Love your video!
Thank you so much!!!
Great video about what to do! thank you. I have 40 hours layover don’t want to stay in the airport hotel. Can you explain process getting out and back in the airport? Thank you. Again GREAT video…
thank you so much for the feedback! It is actually very straight forward if you want to get the train. We feature part of it in the video, but essentially follow the directions in the airport to the MRT station, take the train towards Tenah Merah and then switch towards the city centre (from memory its the platform opposite). Getting back is the same process. Also, don't forget to set some time for Jewell and the Vortex Rainfall in the airport! I hope you have a great time over there and let us know how it goes :)
Nice video shots and commentary..
Thank you so much - means a lot!!!
nice clear narration style :)
Thanks you so much for the feedabck!
There's actually another really big and good hawker center steps away from the temple at 335 Smith Street. "Hidden" on the second floor of Chinatown Complex. Hawker Chan's original stall is operating there and is cheaper than the touristy restaurant.
Oh that's interesting! That's a great bit of advice - I wish I had checked that one out. Let us know if you have any further tips for Singapore!
Awesome vlog! safe trips!
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I have a 28 hour stopover/layover, I am not vaccinated and I don’t want to stay in the transit area for that long, do they allow me to enter the Jewel/other main parts of airport if I just get a PCR test before I arrive, can I get a nose swab there when I arrive?
I am not too sure if you are able to get a test when you arrive. However, the UK government quotes that entry requirements for Singapore that if you show a negative PCR test on arrival that should suffice. Hopefully that helps!
can the luggage be checked through last destination on a long layover? thanks
Good question! I am not too sure but I think it depends on your airline
Hi, malaysian is the nationality of malaysia but malay is a race. Thus singapore has chinese, indian, malay and eurasian food
No, Toastbox is just an average cafe. The reason why there may be a queue is all the tourists wanting to try something local or because it’s one of the cheaper food options in MBS. Other outlets have no queue.
That makes a lot of sense! I guess I did not miss one of the highlights of Singapore then!
@@theoutofofficetraveller Actually toastbox and Yakun are both premium coffee places for the common people. It is average only if you consume this style of coffee at Hawker Centres. The style is very different from Starbucks kind of coffee. Coffee is strong and bitter and can be quite sweet. But you can ask for less sweet
Actually, many locals still go to Toastbox and Yakun lah. Heartland malls' branches of these two chains are often still packed cos it's cheaper than Starbucks etc.
Thanks for the tip @successforLifester :)
@@theoutofofficetraveller Actually coffees at Hawker centre while average, can be pretty good. Just they the environment might not be as comfortable as Toastbox and Yakun
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