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arnoldc wrote:1. Adelphi - in addition, may record shops sa 3rd and/or 4th floor
2. Sim Lim - general electronics and computers
3. Bugis Junction - t-shirts, fake watches, etc.
4. Hooters
5. Sentosa
6. Night Safari
7. Take a train to Johor Baru (Malaysia), for fake VCDs DVDs (note: i never bought fake ones)
8. Take a boat ride to Batam (Indonesia) - cheap resorts
9. Geylang - start at Lorong 18, he he he. Soap will cost you 60 singapore dollars
rtsyrtsy wrote:Check out HMV, Tower Records, and Borders for a dizzying array of CD's, DVD's, etc. They're quite pricey but within 10 minutes of walking in one of these, I grabbed a dozen or so CDs that I've been looking hard for since I was in High School! (e.g., The Alarm's Standadards, Hall & Oates Looking Back--was hard to find before). But be warned: leave your credit cards at the hotel and set a fixed time (e.g., 30 minutes) inside each store. You may not be able to carry what you can buy w/ a credit card or >30minutes in one of these stores!
rtsyrtsy wrote:
Must eats:
1--Garlic Nan and Satay at Lao Pa Sat (I heard they are closing Hawker Centers in favor of cleaner and air-conditioned foodcourts. Blech.)
2--Buttered Prawns at Clarke Quay
3--Pepper Crab, BBQ Stingray at Jumbo Seafood
4--Fish Head Curry at Banana Leaf Apollo in Little India
5--Hainanese Chicken Rice at Mandarin Orchard
6--Dimsum Lunch Buffet at Goodwood Park
7--Duck Rice at Novena
8--If you must eat in a food court, check out the one at the basement of Takashimaya.
rtsyrtsy wrote:Curious, you stop over at Singapore ne route to the U.S.? Did you do that on purpose to see Singapore or is that a new stopover point of newer routes to the U.S.?
gaol wrote:Yhanks for reminding me, audio_tyro. I remember his name coming up a some time ago in the pinoydiphiles forum. I'll make it a point to see him at the very least.
GAOL
JR wrote:Gaol, you're welcome to drop by anytime We open from 1 to 7:30, Mon to Sat. Sat is the busiest day.
edwin wrote:If you want to, I could show you around in Singapore. Just give me the date of your arrival so that i could see if I'm free on those days. You could also give me a call on my handphone @ 91459680.
Any plan of buying audio stuffs. By the time you arrive, this used Sonus Faber Signum selling for Php 60,000 could still be around.
Edwin
dogears wrote:Tuloy ba kayo sa US?
rtsyrtsy wrote:Outside of Adelphi and Sim Lim, any other audiophile must visit?
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