CrescentRating: Not CrescentRated
Halal assurance by restaurant staff
Delta Sari Indah, Kureksari, Waru, Kabupaten Sidoarjo, Jawa Timur, Indonesia
Jl. Pucang Anom No.58B, RT.002/RW.10, Pucang Sewu, Gubeng, Kota SBY, Jawa Timur 60283, Indonesia
Steak Hut Jl. Manyar Kertoarjo No.80 Mulyorejo Kota SBY, Jawa Timur 60116
Jalan PANGLIMA SUDIRMAN No.61, Kecamatan Lamongan, Kabupaten Lamongan, Jawa Timur 62212, Indonesia
Jl. Pucang Anom No.58B, RT.002/RW.10, Pucang Sewu, Gubeng, Kota SBY, Jawa Timur 60283, Indonesia
Steak Hut Jl. Manyar Kertoarjo No.80 Mulyorejo Kota SBY, Jawa Timur 60116
Jalan PANGLIMA SUDIRMAN No.61, Kecamatan Lamongan, Kabupaten Lamongan, Jawa Timur 62212, Indonesia
Jalan Raya Taman Bunga No.6-16, Waru, Kabupaten Sidoarjo, Jawa Timur 61253, Indonesia
Jl. Masjid Al Akbar Timur No.1 Surabaya Jawa Timur 60237, Indonesia
Are you planning to visit Indonesia anytime soon? Well, even if you aren't, you can't deny that Bali will be one of your destination ideas! Beaches, sunsets, volcanic mountains - these three words are usually most associated with Bali. But did you know Bali is also famous for its food?So scroll down as we show you the top 3 most scrumptious Indonesian cuisines that you can easily find in Bali. Not to worry, they're all Halal dishes and have very affordable prices too - perfect for a dine in with family and friends! 1) Nasi tekor Credit: @jalanmakanbali on InstagramThis one-of-a-kind Balinese cuisine is known as Nasi Tekor. Nasi Tekor is a dish which constitutes rice, chicken serapah, lawar, fried beans, Balinese condiments, young banana trunk soup, and all wrapped in traditional banana leaves. You can find this dish at Warung Nasi Tekor, which is located at Kertalangu Village, East Denpasar. There, you can enjoy the atmosphere of eating in an ancient Bali house made up of wood and bamboo! The stall owners I met there are very nice too, so that's definitely a plus. Their menu item is also pretty simple as it consists of various versions of Balinese mixed rice, namely Tekot Jukut Gonde Rice, Lawar Biu Batu Rice, Sere Lemo Grilled Chicken. Besides the food, this stall also sells a variety of drinks such as banana juice ice and coffee. The prices of their menu items range from a low cost of IDR 10,000 to IDR 20,000 only! How can you not resist? So why not pay Warung Nasi Tekor a visit the next time you go to Bali - you really have no reason not to! Address: Kertalangu Village, By Pass Ngurah Rai Tohpati number 28, Denpasar Phone number: +62 821-4785-7858 Opening hours: 8AM - 9PM (everyday) 2) Nasi Tempong Credit: @nailworx_soapsuds on Instagram Nasi Tempong is a dish derived from Java, Indonesia. This delicacy is served with many side dishes such as salted fish, tofu, tempeh, boiled spinach and not forgetting, super-spicy sambal - Yum! As for the main component in this dish, you are free to decide whether you want to have catfish, chicken, duck - the list is endless! Nasi Tempong is sold at a food place called Nasi Tempong Pink, which is located at Jalan Teuku Umar, Denpasar. They also have another stall located at Jalan Raya Kuta. What makes this stall so special is that their entire dining room is coloured in pink - perfect for an Instagrammable shot!Interestingly, their stall goes by this slogan: “Monyor Monyor”. When translated to English, this means that you will be guaranteed to feel a spicy sensation that makes your lips swollen when you eat their food. So if you can take the heat, why not give this a shot! Fret not, their menu items are very affordably-priced at IDR 26,000 to IDR 45,000 only. So if you love spicy food or are up for a challenge, be sure to stop by Nasi Tempong Pink! Address: Jalan Teuku Umar number 176, Denpasar, Bali Phone number: +62 8174700003 Opening hours: 10AM to 11PM (Everyday) 3) Fish Soup Credit: @bennybong74 on Instagram I've saved the best for last! Presenting to you one of my favourite Indonesian cuisines: Fish Soup from Warung Mak Beng restaurant. This fish soup tastes so fresh and is full of flavour, unlike any kind of fish soup I've ever tasted. Even on your first scoop, you can already taste the galangal, turmeric, chili sauce and squeezed lime in the soup - how could you resist?Warung Mak Beng restaurant has opened since 1941 and has never been empty of visitors. This stall only has one primary menu, consisting of white rice, fried fish, fish soup and also super spicy sambal. What's more, while dining in, you can watch the sunsest at Sanur beach - perfect for a date with your partner. As for its menu prices, you can get one whole portion of fish soup for just IDR 45,000, so it's totally worth it! Hurry, the seats are limited here so make your way to Warung Mak Beng Restaurant as soon as possible! Address: Jalan Hang Tuah number 45, Sanur, Bali Phone number: +62 361 282633 Opening hours: 8AM to 10PM (Everyday) ...
Below are three sophisticated desserts in Malang, East Java that you must try! Ceklok Ice Cream Credit: Es Puter Ceklok ManagementTugiman, the owner of Es Puter Ceklok, first produced 'Ceklok' ice cream in 1978. He derived the name Ceklok from the sound of an ice shovel dragging against ice dough. This handmade ice cream is a perfect choice for sunny day in town as it is refreshing and has an incredibly soft texture due to its richness in milk. What's more, Ceklok offers a variety of flavors such as avocado, chocolate, vanilla and strawberry. Notably, all these flavours are made using natural ingredients only. Thus, no artificial flavours are used in the making of this ice cream.In addition, the prices of the Ceklok ice cream are affordable as its cost ranges from IDR 5,000 to IDR 10,000 only, depending on the kinds of toppings you add. The types of toppings Tugiman offers are vanilla, bread and jelly. You can even ask Tugiman to add more chocolate milk to your ceklok ice cream - Yummy! So what are you waiting for? Try out ceklok ice cream for yourself, you won't regret it!Address: Jalan Borobudur, in front of Saint Joseph Catholic High SchoolClick here for the detail location.Opening Hours: 9AM to 5PM (Mon-Sat) Panjang Umur Puding Ice Credit: @ysfnmdy on InstagramThis unique ice pudding is only available at Hok Lay stall. Hok Lay is a family-owned stall that has been established since 1946. Today, it still maintains the authenticity of its architecture. The term 'Panjang Umur' is a Malay expression which directly translates to 'Long Life' in English. Its ice topping is carved into a unique turtle-shape as turtles are a symbol of longeivity in the Chinese culture. The ice cream bowl consists of fruit slices drenched in delicious raspberry syrup and sweetened condensed milk. That's not all! Hok Lay stall also offers other legendary cuisines like Cwi Mie or Cwi Noodle, spring rolls and Fosco! In case you didn't know, Fosco is a liquid blend of pure milk and chocolate. To many, its taste can be described as a mixture of caramel and chocolate milkshake. Sounds good, right? Budiman, the stall manager, mentioned that all food is processed in their own kitchen. He and his team are in charge of the quality and quantity of their halal ingredients. On average, one item from their menu is priced at IDR 15,000.Address: Jalan KH Ahmad Dahlan 10, Klojen, Malang CityClick here for the detail location.Opening Hours: 9AM to 1.30PM, 5PM to 9PM (Daily) KTT Ice Credit: KTT Ice'KTT Ice' is a popular menu item from Ternate, Ambon Island Province. KTT is a Malay term which stands for 'Kacang Top Ternate'. This translates to 'Ternate Top Peanut' in English. To some, its distinctive taste may come off as shocking at first. However, this ice cream is a perfect choice for culinary adventure. The main ingredient of KTT ice is red beans. It is served with syrup made from traditional Ambon’s secret recipe. The KTT Ice stall serves ice cream flavours like: Triple Plus Special, Montong Durian, Nyiur Melambai, Double Chocolate, Green Banana, Coffee Float, Original, Milk Orange Plus, Double Peanuts;etcAddress: Jalan Bandunagn Sutami Number 33, Lowokwaru, Malang CityClick here for detail location.Opening hours: 11AM to 6PM (Daily) ...
“Ask not what you can do for your country. Ask what’s for lunch”- Orson Welles Another destination you need to put on your vacation list is Malang. Located in East Java province, you only need to fly an hour and 20 minutes from Jakarta. This city offers you fresh air along with its amazing halal and mouthwatering local food! I'm sure your family or colleagues are gonna love them. Let’s check it out! Warung Sate & Gule Kambing Bang Saleh It is a must try and you should put it at the top of your list. Sate Bang Saleh was established since 1974. Quite a legend, isn’t it? This restaurant offers chicken and goat satay, Kabsah rice, Kabuli rice or even goat soup. For the satay, you can order with or without the fat. You can enjoy your chicken satay for IDR 20,000 and goat satay for IDR 40,000. Sate Bang Saleh uses Basmati rice as the main ingredient for Kabsah and Kabuli rice. Both of these Arabic foods have a bold taste. Delicious, warm, and pretty tempting when you smell it. You can add more pickles, Mattah Sambal and fried goat to add a little more zing to it. The owner of the restaurant, Laily Fitria Lizza, said that the restaurant cooks at least 20 goats per day. She always makes sure to carefully analyze the entire process to ensure that the product is Halal. Address: Jl. Ade Irma Suryani No.42, Kauman, Klojen, Kota Malang, Jawa Timur 65117, IndonesiaOpening Hours: 9AM to 10.30PM (Sat-Thu) 3PM to 10.30PM (Fridays)Contact No.: +62 341 364228 Soto Pulungdowo Tumpang Credit: @tj_irene on Instagram This menu uses a local rooster instead of the usual broiler chicken. Surely this kind of chicken grows naturally. According to Nur Ardiansyah, grandchild of the owner, the local rooster gives off a tastier chicken broth. The texture of the rooster is generally tougher than the usual broiler chicken. This Soto has a fresh sauce with an attractive aroma, combining savory and citrus. You can have this mouthwatering Soto at only for IDR 15,000. Address: Jalan Raya Pulungdowo No. 76, Pulungdowo, Tumpang Regency, MalangOpening Hours: 8AM to 9PM (Daily)Contact No.: +62 857-9126-1615 Website Warung Family Khas Rica-Rica Menthok I challenge you to try this hot and spicy dish! Entok is a local language that translates to duck. While Rica Rica means cooked spicy. Rica Rica Entok is served along with a side of rice. The cuisine looks similar to the soup. The tender meat of the Entok is cooked with spicy coconut milk that is not too thick. Try adding a sprinkle of crispy savory shallots to elevate it! As an additional side, add papaya leaves and large-cut fried tempeh. The papaya leaves in this restaurant are not that bitter. So what are you waiting for? Grab it at only for IDR 25,000 / portion with rice or IDR 20,000 / portion without rice. Address: P.B., Jl. Panglima Sudirman, Karangploso, Girimoyo, Karangploso, Malang, Jawa Timur 65152, IndonesiaOpening Hours: 9AM to 9PM (Daily)Contact No.: +62 813-3318-7192 Rawon Kemari Sawunggaling Credit: @warung_kemari_sawunggaling on Instagram Rawon is known as a halal-traditional cuisine from East Java. It may look a bit odd as the soup’s color is black. Once you move your spoon inside Rawon, you will find pretty thick slices of beef. The taste is pretty bold due to the blend of spices, lemongrass, and orange leaves. Don’t forget to add Mendol (processed tempeh) to go along with your bowl of Rawon Kemari. You only need to pay IDR 12,000 for a bowl of Rawon Kemari. Address: Jalan Sultan Agung No.63, Kepanjen Malang, Jawa Timur 65163, IndonesiaOpening Hours: 6PM to 2PM | 4PM to 10PM (Daily)Contact No.: 0813-5709-1919 or 0821-9956-6377 Website Warung Sate Gebug Credit: @putritaruno on Instagram Warung Sate Gebug was established in 1920 during the Dutch colonization. Till today, the restaurant has never moved from its original address and still operate in the same building. Get a taste of this cuisine that has lasted for more than a decade. This classic restaurant serves its own menu namely the Sate Gebug. Unlike the satay in general, which is topped with peanut sauce, Sate Gebug is not topped with peanut sauce since the meat is already spicy and is full of flavor. The satay is made from the tenderloin beef. After the beef is being cut up, the meat is then beaten so that it is flat and tender. Next, the meat will be marinated with spices and when it is fully marinated the Sate is being grilled until tender. For this tasty beef satay, you only need to pay for IDR 30,000 for evry 10 pieces. Address: Jalan Jenderal Basuki Rahmat, Klojen, Kota Malang, Jawa Timur 65119, IndonesiaOpening Hours: 8AM to 4.30PM (Sat-Thu) Closed on FridaysContact No.: +62 822-2844-4777...
No more rushing for classes or staying up late to complete your assignments before their deadlines. You are finally out of college and it’s time to celebrate with a well-deserved break! So what could be better than an unforgettable post-graduation trip with your buddies? Maybe you have exhausted your expenses for college fees or student loans and travel is the last thing on your mind. However, we have listed out some fun places to visit that won’t cause much damage to your wallet while still having a good time if you wisely balance out your expenses. 13 New Experiences To Try In 2019! 1. Thailand There are many great reasons to visit Thailand that range from delectable cuisines to fascinating sights and a rich culture - not to mention breathtakingly beautiful islands to explore. Some of the best places to travel to with your friends include the islands of Phi Phi and Krabi, especially for snorkeling in the turquoise waters or catching that gorgeous sunset on a beautiful beach. In Bangkok, you can also visit those famous floating markets and admire the beautiful temples including Wat Arun to take in the city and really explore the local culture. The best part is that you can find reasonably priced accommodation and cheap, delicious places offering a variety of seafood and vegetarian delights if Halal options are not available. When it comes to getting around, it’s better to stick with public transports or travel by train to save your cash for fun activities. 2. Bali Bali is the ideal getaway with its lush tropical greenery and gorgeous beaches where you can take some memorable photos with your friends. Whether you go trekking up Mount Batur, island hopping or enjoy some swimming and snorkeling - there is no doubt you are in for an enjoyable time. Additionally, head down to the famous Waterbom Bali park for a thrilling day out. You can get beautiful accommodation options for great prices when you travel with friends. You can also get your money’s worth by trying out the local cuisines especially if you stick to warungs that provide Halal food options. 3. Malaysia Spectacular sights and delicious street food are just some of the reasons why Malaysia would be among the best places to visit. You can find reasonably cheap accommodation and amazing Halal food options and you can shop for anything! You must climb up Petronas Tower to see Kuala Lumpur in all its glory and take some unforgettable photos. There is something for everyone in Malaysia - if you prefer an exhilarating time, consider an engaging trek up Mount Kinabalu or spend the day at the Sunway Lagoon theme park. However, if your group is looking for a beach getaway, take a trip to Pulau Besar and Pulau Kecil islands and get away from the city bustle. 4. Vietnam Vietnam is known as a budget travelers paradise that is just great for backpackers and those who are looking for excellent destinations at a lower cost. It’s not hard to find cheap accommodation options and it is also affordable to travel around the main towns when you need to go sight-seeing. Unfortunately, there are only a few Halal food options in most areas, but there are plenty of vegetarian and seafood options everywhere. Some fun places to visit include the famous Ha Long Bay which is great for hiking, scuba diving, and even kayaking. Take some awesome photos of their unique limestone cliffs during the sunset while you're there. We would recommend you to explore the fascinating culture of Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Saigon as well to have an unforgettable post-grad trip. 5. Costa Rica A trip to Costa Rica would certainly be an unforgettable one! You can swim at some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, go zip lining above lush tropical forests and even take a laid-back coffee tour after all the excitement. Do drop by the Arenal National Park which is known for some excellent hiking spots and the Manuel Antonio National Park where tropical rainforests are framed by sandy beaches. Costa Rica is a the top pick among travelers with a budget due to its affordability when it comes to accommodation. Do note that Halal food will be quite hard to find, but you will have plenty of options for seafood and vegetarian meals. 6. Peru Trekking up Machu Picchu to admire the region’s amazing landscape and exploring the ancient Inca trail with a group of buddies sounds pretty appealing doesn’t it? Peru is just perfect for an adventurous post-grad trip that are not hard on your budget, especially when it comes to accommodation options and transportation. You will be pleased to know that their delicious local cuisines are pretty affordable too! You can find plenty of seafood or vegetarian options as well. To get a taste of local life, you can explore Peru’s capital city, Lima, where you will learn a lot about their culture. You can take a stroll through the intriguing city of Cusco and make a detour to the famous Rainbow Mountains as well. For a unique experience, take a trip to the sparkling blue waters of Lake Titicaca where you can step onto the floating islands made entirely of reeds. 7. Bulgaria Bulgaria is a favorite among backpackers navigating through Europe, mainly because of its affordable accommodation and food as well as its wonderful spots that does not require visitors to spend too much. Sofia is a very beautiful city with interesting museums and galleries - some of the main attractions include the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and the Rotunda of St. George. You can experience Sofia’s landscape by going on a hike at Vitosha Mountain and even enjoy some skiing. You will find a few Halal restaurants in the city centre as well. Bulgaria is also known for its beautiful beaches such as Sunny Beach or Smokinya Beach where you can spend a relaxing day out during your post-graduation trip. Don’t hesitate to visit the old Plodiv Town and take some photos at the famous Plovdiv Roman Theater. 8. New Zealand New Zealand is just a stunning place for a roadtrip or backpackers to enjoy the fresh outdoors and take a break from their busy lives. You can preserve your cash since you will be able to find hostels and budget accommodation. There are Halal restaurants in most of the main towns as well. New Zealand is actually an ideal destination for nature lovers who are looking for a budget getaway. You can take a thrilling adventure to Queenstown to explore its natural beauty and rugged landscapes - there is no shortage of activities here from rafting, hiking to cycling, which will be fun if done with a small group. Do visit Rotorua to take a look at their famous geyser, volcanic craters and the beautiful fjords of Milford Sound with your friends. After all the effort you put in for school, you deserve a huge reward and a time away from everything. There is no better way to do it then going on a trip to celebrate with your fellow schoolmates. It's time to pack your bags and go travel! Get more inspiration for your 2019 trips ...
There are plenty of cool, trendy and fresh places for a staycation in Singapore. Below are recommendations that fit the theme, some being more Muslim-friendly than others - so do weigh your options carefully such as factoring proximity to the mosque and Halal eateries in the area. We arranged these unique accommodations (hotels, hostels and glamping option) by location for your ease of planning. Here's Why The Great Madras Should Be Your Next Staycation Spot The City 1) Lloyd's Inn Picture: LloydsInn Lloyd’s Inn used to be a popular budget hotel more than twenty decades ago, but since the makeover and rebranding a few years back, it’s now a sought-after trendy and chic choice of staycation. With minimalist and clean look, this boutique hotel immediately charms you. If you want an escape yet still feel connected to the city, it is the perfect option thanks to its location - in one of the inner-city residential area. The main minus point is perhaps there’s no in-house F&B but certainly not the biggest drawbacks since there are plenty of eateries nearby such as the Halal nasi padang, Warung M.Nasir as well as supermarket. For breakfast (which is included in the room rate), you can redeem the vouchers provided at the nearby cafes - Freshly Baked and Killiney Kopitiam. You can also utilise its common outdoor pantry where microwaves, vending machines along with tea and coffee making facilities are provided. Choose one of the sleek, white-themed rooms and create your own spa experience in the semi-open toilet and shower space. There is a roof terrace, wading pool (not for swimming though) and a garden to savour outdoor moments in this oasis. Address: 2 Lloyd Rd, Singapore 239091Price Range: SGD150 – SGD300Contact: +65 6737 7309Email: mail@lloydsinn.comWebsite: LloydsInn Little India 2) The Great Madras Picture: TheGreatMadras Easily accessed by MRT, The Great Madras has recently undergone a complete makeover and is now managed by a new owner. The art deco hotel is a blend in of vintage furniture and fitting, freshly painted wall in pastels, beautiful designed wallpaper and bright neon lights signage. The open-air lobby captivates you to linger just a bit longer - here you will find a little barber tucked by the lift and laundromats parked against the wall alongside the old cinema chairs. Picture: TheGreatMadras At the front corner, sits a Spanish bistro called The Great Mischief. It invites you to sample its dishes made from Halal sourced ingredients. Their 35 rooms come in varying sizes to suit any type of travellers and budgets. The hostel options are all available with shared bathrooms (shower and toilet in one room) and there’s also a women-only hostel. Not only will you be glad that all rooms are complete with modern comfort facilities, there is also a prayer room available on the premise and a small outdoor pool waiting for a dip. The Great Madras is one of Singapore's hipster hangout places that is Muslim-friendly. Address: 28 Madras Street, 208422 SingaporePrice Range: SGD80 - SGD350Contact: + 65 - 6914 1515Email: guestservice@thegreatmadras.comWebsite: TheGreatMadras 3) The Daulat Picture: TheDaulat Once an old British shophouse in Little India, 16 rooms at The Daulat have been installed to meet contemporary and luxurious needs of its modern customers. The interior is Middle Eastern inspired and rooms are freshly painted in white. As you land on the handpicked 300-thread count linen, you will surely fall asleep instantly on its comfortable Sealy “Posturepedic Mattress” bed. Wake up to a cup of coffee in the morning from the provided Nespresso machine. The bathroom amenities from London’s Penhaligon brand awaits you for a luxurious rain shower accompanied by music from its Geneva audio system. Check out the loft style room where sleeping area occupies the mezzanine which separates the living area. A complimentary Halal Western breakfast can be enjoyed at Santap Café in the lobby. If you're tired from binging the free DVDs, pop by upstairs to have a dip in its rooftop pool. Address: 16 Madras Street, Singapore 208413Price Range: SGD130 - SGD280Contact: +65 6408 5555Email: guestservice@thedaulat.comWebsite: TheDaulat Singapore Riverside To get to the following 3 hotels, you can access the closest MRT at Clarke Quay. You can also take advantage of the free shuttle bus provided at the Millennium and Copthorne riverside hotels. 4) Studio M Picture: MilleniumHotels Studio M has a small lobby decorated with white fitting and long chandeliers dazzling from the high ceiling to welcome you into this fully loft-inspired designer hotel. All their rooms are able to accommodate 2 adults and 1 child (below 12 years old). They also offer elevated ceilings with an exclusive view of the city. Designed by an Italian architect, you can ride their see-thru lifts while glancing at the contemporary outdoor living which features a 25m lap pool, outdoor gym and jet pool. Enjoy breakfast with style at a dedicated area on Level 2, an intimate oasis of tranquility before taking a nice stroll along the river. Address: No. 3 Nanson Road Singapore 238910Price Range: SGD150 – SGD400Contact: +65 6808 8888Email: SMH@millenniumhotels.comWebsite: MilleniumHotels 5) M Social Singapore Picture: MillenniumHotels A modern and contemporary Italian designed hotel, M Social will not only provide a chic staycation, but it will also give you a new experience. The outside lobby features a funky mural which welcomes you as you enter, and beautiful tiles decorated the floor. Be fascinated by its automated room service robot and during breakfast, there’ll be a robot cooking eggs for you as well. Choose any of its 293 chic rooms – from the small yet cozy Alcove Room to spacious loft style rooms. There’s an infinity pool available for a good swim. Try the modern Asian cuisine at their Beast And Butterfly Restaurant - though not Halal certified, it serves plenty of seafood and vegetarian dishes. Their Dessert selection will impress you – try the chef recommended dessert such as yam brûlée or rojak ice cream toast. There’s Freshbox Locker at the lobby, should you want some healthy meal from Saladstop to be delivered to the chilled locker – their poultry is Halal sourced and some salad dressing contains no alcohol. Address: 90 Robertson Quay, Singapore 238259Price Range: SG$130 – SG$300Contact: +65 6206 1888Email: reservations.mss@millenniumhotels.comWebsite: MillenniumHotels 6) The Warehouse Hotel Singapore Website: TheWareHouseHotel Part of the prestigious Design Hotel portfolio, The Warehouse Hotel is notably a 37-room reborn and restored heritage building in a spot of what used to be the hotbed of trade and shipping activities. A particularly beautiful hotel that has received numerous accolades, with peaked roofs and shuttered windows. You will be impressed by the edgy industrial open plan lobby decorated with a set of designer furniture. You can admire the historic conservation details including original beams and a soaring peaked ceiling. The rooms offer a perfect balance of light and darkness. You will experience a unique boutique stay from its best feature such as Bang & Olufsen Bluetooth speakers, custom mattresses, 100% eco-certified Ashley & Co bath amenities, eco-friendly Nordaq water bottles and an infinity pool. Pop by Po is the hotel's flagship restaurant. Although not halal certified, they have an alcohol-free signature dessert, the Ice Cream Popiah. Address: 320 Havelock Road, Robertson Quay, Singapore 169628Price Range: SGD240- SGD650Contact: +65 6828 0000Email: reservations@thewarehousehotel.comWebsite: TheWareHouseHotel Central - South 7) Villa Samadhi Singapore by Samadhi Picture: VillaSamadhi Villa Samadhi is a 20-room boutique hotel charmingly decorated with teak furnishings that exude old colonial charm in a renovated black and white house, tucked away from the hustle and bustle city life surrounded by the lush natural greenery. Complimentary welcoming high tea, shuttle to Vivocity, king size bed in each room, and a common area library with an extensive collection of books are some of the unique features to look for when you stay in this spacious villa. If you are after the Crib room with a wooden bath, do indicate your interest. For an added touch of privacy, the Luxe Sarang room will serve as your own sanctuary equip with private garden and pool. If the short walk through the rainforest from your room to the breakfast place is not enough, you may want to explore the nearby coastal Labrador Park, Mount Faber, and Southern Ridges. The must-visit during your stay is the stand-alone Tamarind Hill Restaurant for its stunning venue. It is only a few minutes stroll via a jungle boardwalk and it offers exquisite Thai and Shan cuisine. Although they are not Halal certified, there offer plenty of vegetarian and seafood dishes from its long menu. Address: 20 Labrador Villa Road, Singapore 119193Price Range: SGD280 – SGD850Contact: +603 9212 9363Email: reservations@villasamadhi.com.sgWebsite: VillaSamadhi East - Changi 8) Raintr33 Hotel Singapore Picture: Raintr33hotel Another colonial building stay that we recommend is tucked in the tranquil greenery of Changi Village. Raintr33 Hotel maybe a bit out of the way, but rooms are generally big – for example, Mulberry is the smallest available at 24 m². Maintaining the old style, expect to climb stairs since no lift is available – fret not as it’s only 3 floors high and there are only 2 blocks. Ensure you ask for a room that gives you as much privacy as possible, away from Red Beret bar/restaurant which sometimes can be noisy at night. Their restaurant is not Halal certified so you may want to dine out instead, taking advantage of the numerous delicious eateries or hawker stalls nearby. For a large get-together, you can plan for a barbeque. The facility located at the lower pool deck amidst the lush greenery with a spacious outdoor space. For activities to do, you can walk around the surrounding or ride a bicycle provided by the hotel to explore the Changi Boardwalk and Changi Beach Club situated only minutes away. You can also visit Changi Point, Loyang Park Connector, or go to Pulau Ubin from Changi Ferry Terminal. Address: 33 Hendon Road Singapore 509673Price Range: SGD100 – SGD250Email: reservations@raintr33hotel.comContact: +65 6653 3833Website: Raintr33hotel 9) The Pod Picture: ThePodCapsuleHotel There are plenty of complimentary services available at this new establishment such as buffet breakfast, Wi-Fi, toiletries (including toothbrush and toothpaste), local calls, drinking water and a facility for work requiring laptops in the business pods. The capsule room comes with personal lockers. There are 3 types of dormitory though mostly are singles (mixed, female or male only) or bigger queen size suite pod (30 m²). Featuring front or side entry, each capsule comes with a clothes rack with hanger, power socket, a reading light, and fold-down table. A touch of luxury accompanies the capsules with 300 thread count sheets and a fluffy duvet. Address: 289 Beach Road Level 3 Singapore 199552Price Range: SGD40 - SGD100Contact: +65 6298 8505Email: info@thepodcapsulehotel.comWebsite: ThePodCapsuleHotel 10) CUBE Boutique Capsule Hotel – Kampong Glam Picture: CubeHotels This capsule hotel is nestled in a restored shophouse block right in the heart of Kampung Glam (Singapore hipster hangout place) and minutes away from the Sultan Masjid Mosque. Private rooms that can sleep 4, 6 and 8 people as well as female private rooms are available. You will appreciate the fluffy duck-feather duvet, 250 thread-count linens, complimentary buffet breakfast, free Wi-Fi and free washing and dryer (only 1 set provided). The common area includes in-house café, a library, a terrace, and a kitchen, should you want to cook. As for lockers, you will be given 3 – outside for footwear, storage for luggage, and a safe in the cube for personal belongings. Be mindful that there is no lift. For planning activities to do in Singapore, the Singapore Visitor Centre is located on the premise to assist with tour arrangement or ticketing services. Address: 54, 55, 56 Bussorah Street, Bugis, Singapore, 199471 SingaporePrice Range: SGD45 – SGD370Contact: +65 6291 1696Email: reservationskg@cubestay.sWebsite: CubeHotels 11) Glamping City Picture: AsiaStyleAsia Founded in 2017 by Ryan Lam, Glamping City claimed to provide a “luxury unique camping experience”. They are offering 2 locations – for Sentosa location campers can enjoy air-conditioning tent with electrical supply, mini-fridge, and private toilet. Tent available for couples, big groups or families of 6 adults. Don’t forget to ask for complimentary board games. Address: East Coast Park SentosaOperating Hours: Check-in: 3PM Check-out: 10AMPrice Range: SGD170 - SGD240Contact: +65 9651 1114Email: booking@glampingcity.com, or business@glampingcity.comWebsite: GlampingCity 12) Glamping Society Picture: GlampingSociety Meet the first glamping provider in Singapore with its vision to serve a “top-notch quality service”. The tent is available in 4 different sizes (sleeps from 2 to 8 people). The tent at Punggol comes with air-conditioning and power outlets – only no showering facilities and no BBQ facilities. Address: Area G East Coast Park (Pit 65 to Pit 76) Punggol Container Park (50 Punggol East)Operating Hours: Check-in: 3P Check-out: 12 pm . Punggol: Daily East Coast Park: WeekendsPrice Range: SGD120 - SGD300Contact: +65 9384 1244 or +65 8751 5339 on weekdaysEmail: Hello@glampingsociety.comWebsite: GlampingSocietyOperating Hours: Check-in: 3PM Check-out: 12 pm . Daily (Punggol) and Weekends( East Coast Park)NOTE: Add-on charges apply for special occasions and they take any special request such as for parties, retreat, festivals, or any customized theme. As for food, you can choose one of the packages with meal included, or you can fire up the barbeque – advance booking required. You may also choose whether to dine out or get a takeaway. What are you waiting for? Begin planning a chic and trendy staycation in Singapore now! Read more about Singapore...
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