8 Chillout Spots In The East For A Relaxing Night Out With Friends!

Ahh yes, the Far East. The place nobody heads to unless they’re rushing to catch a flight or having a nice BBQ by the beach. Yeap, that’s pretty much it.

We kid.

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With handmade tarts that have fortunately nothing to do with the name of the café, [email protected]
Operating Hours: Mon-Thu 9am-6pm, Fri-Sun 9am-8pm

2. Time Table Café

Quiet ambience aside, Time Table Café offers a pretty extensive dessert menu with Chocolate Crepes ($8.80), Macadamia Tart ($6.80), Rainbow Cakes($6.80) and more. Sip away at a good ol’ cup of Cappuccino ($5.60) as you exchange the latest gossips. Did we also mention that the café offers free WIFI and power charging stations? Looks like you guys are going to stay at Time Table longer than expected.

Time Table Cafe
Address: 430 Upper Changi Road #01-01, S487048
Tel: 6335 6960
Operating Hours: Mon-Thu & Sun 11am-11.30pm, Fri & Sat 11am-2am

3. 5 Drunken Rabbits

If you’re looking to chill with a couple of drinks, we’d say to give [email protected]
Operating Hours: Mon-Fri 3.30pm-1am, Sat & Sun 11.30am-1am

4. Bark Café

Though a somewhat secluded café, Bark Café’s tranquil ambience, lip-smacking food and beverages will do more than compensate for its location. From Sambal Nasi Goreng ($13.90) to deliciously crispy fries ($8.90), this café takes care of all your eating needs. Not looking for food? Pamper yourself with some signature cocktails, draft beers and wines as you’re serenaded to by the bar’s live band till late. Yes, live bands.

Bark Cafe
Address: 1000 Upper Changi Road North, S507707
Tel: 6545 4118
Email: [email protected]
Operating Hours: Mon-Thu, Sun 11am-1am, Fri & Sat, 11am-2am

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6 Alternative Rooftop Bars With Crazy Views And Booze!

After hitting the usual rooftop bars, you find yourself craving for someplace different. You know, a watering hole that has something else to offer other than the usual breathtaking view of the cityscape. Talk about first world problems.

Fret not; because we at DiscoverSG are, as usual, here to your rescue! We have below, a list of six uniquely themed bars. These bars have, besides the stunning panoramic view of the CBD, others to offer. Be it their quirky themes or whacky concoctions, we’re pretty sure at least one of these bars will be able to quench your thirst for something different.

1. Smoke & Mirrors

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No, we’re not talking about Imagine Dragons’ album. Though they are admittedly pretty great and Who We Are did make an appearance in The Hunger Games. Sorry what were we talking about? Oh yes the bar Smoke & Mirrors, right.

With its alluring theme, and [email protected]
Operation Hours: Sun-Thurs 11.30am-12.30am, Fri-Sat 11.30am-1am

2. Tiger’s Milk Rooftop Bar

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It may sound a little alarming, but we assure you that despite its name, this bar doesn’t serve tiger milk. We think.

The first Peruvian rooftop bar in Singapore, raise the roof (or lack thereof) as you immerse in [email protected]
Operation Hours: Mon-Thu 5pm-1am, Fri & Sat 5pm-2am

3. SuperTree by IndoChine

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A vintage bar that’ll take you back in time, Mr. Punch is situated at no less, the unique spot on the roof of Mint Museum of Toys. With its retro themed interior that evokes a comforting sense of familiarity, get ready to kick back and relax at this cozy rooftop bar. Oh, did we also mention that 1-for-1 draught beers are available from 3pm-8pm?

Mr Punch Public House
Add: 26 Seah Street, S188382
Tel: 6339 6266
Operating Hours: Mon-Thu 3pm-11.30pm, Fri 3pm-2am, Sat 11am-11.30pm, Sun 11am-6pm

5. Spuds & Aprons

Looking for an alternative view besides the usual skyline of Marina Bay? Located at the top of Mount Faber, Spuds & Aprons offers not only the glamorous view of the sunset but also the panoramic view of Sentosa’s night lights. Ideal for family meals and romantic dinners, the restaurant offers two sitting areas that cater to both groups. From matcha floats to Kir Royales, we have to say this charming restaurant does a pretty good job in blending coziness and romance. Find out more about their extensive menu here.

Spuds & Aprons
Add: 109 Mount Faber Road, S099203
Tel: 6377 9688
Operating Hours: Daily 11am-11pm

6. Sum Yi Tai

A pretty badass bar, Sum Yi Tai translates from Cantonese to mean third wife. With a Hong Kong mafia-ish theme, this three-storey bar offers traditional Chinese cuisine and whiskey. Soak up its clandestine atmosphere before heading up to the rooftop bar for a refreshing glass of My Mistress’ Cherry (bourbon, cherry liqueur, lime & bitters). Kink-eh.

Sum Yi Tai
Add: 25 Boon Tat Street, S069622
Tel: 6221 3665
Operating Hours: Mon-Fri 11am-2.30pm, Sat 5pm-1am

There you have it, six unique bars that’ll have you coming back for more. Impressed by our list? We are too.

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What Would Singapore Government Agencies’ Slogans Be If They Were Honest?

Before we even say a word, let us clarify that this article is written with no seditious tendency” or intention to “raise discontent or disaffection amongst the citizens of Singapore or the residents in Singapore”. That’s right, we are so kiasi we went to do a little reading up. Don’t play play okay.

As the fun-lovin’, apolitical and patriotic people that we are, we thought we’ll have a little fun by looking at our government agencies from the Singaporean perspective. Listed below are eight such agencies that we’ve randomly picked. Let the fun begin!

1. Central Provident Fund Board (CPFB)

More commonly known as CPF, every Singaporean should be familiar with this money sucking saving scheme. With its mandatory savings plan and the we’re-doing-this-for-your-own-good stuff, its not common for some to confuse the authorities for their parents. Boy ah come, I help you save your ang pow then return you when you grow up. Right?

2. Housing Development Board (HDB)

Starved for land, it is of little surprise for recently built houses to be relatively less spacious. But at the rate we’re going, fifty years down the road, we may just end up in houses half the size of the current ones. Even attap houses are bigger. Eh SLA,  help leh!

3. Singapore Land Authority (SLA)

Remember the phrase balek kampong? After the establishment of SLA/HDB, there are no longer kampongs to balek. Well, except the last kampong in Singapore, Buangkok Kampong, but we have a sneaky feeling SLA/URA is doing its best. So no worries there.

4. Land Transport Authority (LTA)

The mother of SMRT and SBS. Working at LTA is super tough sia. But with the recent controversies SMRT has been embroiled in, maybe it’s time for LTA to toughen its reigns.

 5. Media Development Authority (MDA)

There’s really no better way to put it. Has anyone actually watched the censored version of Game of Thrones? Do away with the sex and violence and what do you get? Nothing. Not broadcasting the TV series may actually be less disappointing.

6. Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA)

If you think all they do is chop your passports, you thought wrong. Who do you think is responsible for the security of Singapore’s borders against the entry of undesirable persons and cargo through land, air and sea checkpoints? Phew was that a mouthful. Maybe a shorter description next time, ICA? But seriously, we have nothing but utmost respect for these guys.

7. National Environment Agency (NEA)

Despite appearing only during haze-y situations, we must hand it to NEA for their timely PSI forecasts. A* for effort!

8. People’s Association (PA)

Had enough of your neighbours’ midnight karaoke sessions? Complain to community centre (CC). Jobless and unable to find a job? Complain to CC. Think your MP is not serving the people? Complain to CC. Probably fielding the toughest job there is for the government, appeasing angry residents can get pretty tiring. So kudos to all PA stuff, but we know you complain about us too.

So there you have it, the Singaporeanised versions of the agencies’ slogans. But wah lao, eight only? Got somemore or not? Well hold on to your hats, because there will be a part two coming up. Follow us on Facebook for the latest scoops!

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Tired Of Our Increasingly Aloof Society? Here Are 11 Organisations You Can Volunteer At!

Let’s be honest here. Mandatory volunteer work aside, not many of us will go out of our way to make a difference to someone else’s life. In our modern society, almost everyone has tight schedules to follow and dreams to pursue. We get so caught up in our worlds that we forget what it’s like to take a look at others’. We forget what it’s like having to do things without expecting any returns. We forget what it’s like to extend help to those who are truly in need. We forget.

Feeling guilty and ashamed? You should be.

Okay but seriously, instead of grumbling about the aloofness of our society, let’s turn our disgruntlement into much-needed positive energy. Let’s look up from our phone screens and instead, look at the society around us. From rehabilitating those with special needs to playing mahjong with the elderly, listed below are several volunteer organisations you can help out at. Remember what they always say, a little help always goes a long way. Be it a one-off event or a long-term commitment, know that we’ll be equally proud of you!

All Rounded Volunteer Projects

1. Youth Corps Singapore

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If you’re searching for a wide spectrum of volunteering opportunities, look no further. By providing an array of ad-hoc and regular volunteer projects, Youth Corps Singapore is a national platform that encourages youth volunteerism. With its recent initiative, Common Space for Common Good, the organization has, with its one-day event cum carnival, advocated for volunteer causes for the elderly, special needs, youths, and low-income families. From raising environmental awareness to addressing the needs of Cambodian villagers, you’ll be sure to find a suitable cause to volunteer for at Youth Corps Singapore.

Tel: 6734 4233
Email: [email protected]
How to Volunteer: Find out more about volunteer projects here

2. Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA)

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Waiii-M-C-A!

While many are familiar with this one liner and its unique tune, not all are acquainted with [email protected]
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Founded since 1967, 4. Riding for the Disabled Association of Singapore (RDA) [caption id="attachment_4045" align="alignnone" width="500"] Image Credit: Connexion.sg[/caption]

That’s right, we have horse-riding therapy. Conducted by 5. Brain Tumour Society (BTSS) [caption id="attachment_4046" align="alignnone" width="525"] Image Credit: Braintumorsociety.org[/caption]

Seeing a loved one be diagnosed with a terminal illness can be beyond heart breaking. Not only does [email protected]
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Having to assimilate within a society whose language you can barely speak can be pretty daunting. Besides advocating the rights of migrant workers, [email protected]
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[email protected]
How to Volunteer: Find out more the different types of volunteer work 8. Beyond Social Services (BSS) [caption id="attachment_4049" align="alignnone" width="1024"] Image Credit: Thesmartlocal.com[/caption]

With a unique target group in mind, [email protected]
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Possibly one of the more unknown organisations, [email protected]
How to Volunteer: Find out more about ways you can volunteer 10. Touch Community Services [caption id="attachment_4051" align="alignnone" width="960"] Image Credit: Touch.org.sg[/caption]

With its Befriender and Meals-on-Wheels programme, Touch Community brings home services to the elderly. Happen to own a car? Join Touch’s meal delivery programme to meet the daily needs of the usually homebound elderly. If not, you can also befriend the elderly and offer services such as accompanying them to various medical appointments.

Tel: 6337 0122
Email: [email protected]
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Also a day rehabilitation centre, [email protected]
How to Volunteer: Find out more about volunteer activities

Need A Breather From Work? Here Are 5 Therapeutic Activities To Help Rest Your Tired Soul!

After trudging through the weekly work mountain, you exhale slowly whilst slamming your laptop shut; it’s finally Friday. It’s been a long week and you’re seriously in need of a recharge. However, instead of binge watching Breaking Bad over the weekends, you’re looking for something a little more invigorating. But besides short getaways, what other activities can you indulge in, to take a break from the hustle and bustle of city life?

Fret not, Discover SG is here to rescue your tired, working soul! Below is a list of therapeutic weekend activities we’ve come up with, to keep you refreshed for the upcoming workweek(s). Besides keeping you from lashing out at your colleague, these activities will keep you slightly more motivated. Until the next weekend at least.

1. Pick Up Modern Calligraphy

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Always been fascinated with hipster fonts? Here’s your chance to master these fonts. A rising trend, learning the art of modern calligraphy, can help relax and unleash creativity. Plus, nothing makes a more unique gift than a hand-printed card, right? Calligraphers such as ($140/hour) conduct ad hoc calligraphy workshops that are usually held in creativity-inspiring cafés. Nothing like a good calligraphy and coffee session to kick start a relaxing weekend, really.

Workshops can fill up pretty fast so do register in advance. Do note that Happy Hands Project is currently on a mini hiatus but do keep a lookout for upcoming workshops!

2. Art Jamming 

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They say life is an open canvas and you’re the artist. For folks like us, we’re more than pleased with an actual canvas and a brush. For now. At café-studios such as , unleash your inner Monet and let your imagination (or pent up stress) go wild. But if you can’t seem to locate your inner artist, worry not as these café-studios offer tutors who will have you discover your artsy side in no time.

Arteastiq is located at Mandarin Gallery, Plaza Singapura and Turf City. Click

3. Maketh Your Own Leather Accessories

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 Leather maketh man.

At Maketh, a mini studio dedicated to leather lovers, you’ll get to design and create your own leather products ranging from cardholders to satchels. An afternoon at this studio will have you feeling like a medieval craftsman (in a good way) as you hammer your stress away. The price and duration of each session depends on the product you wish to craft so do contact Maketh beforehand to work out the details or pop by to say hi if you’re in the area.

Maketh is located at 751 North Bridge Road #02-02, S198719.

4.Indulge In Pet Therapy

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 As fellow animal lovers, we understand the wonders of pet therapy. Teeming with pet farms such as the , Pasir Ris Farmway is the place to be. Let your tension melt away as you visit countless fur balls from different pet farms. To top it off, a relatively unknown Jomando Adventure & Recreations at Punggol Waterway, cycle through Coney Island and to Paris Farmway! This can be helpful for north-easterners who find travelling to the East a hassle.

5. Go Trampoline-ing

If you’re more of an adrenaline/sports junkie, trampoline is the one for you. It may be a full body workout, but jumping on the trampoline is may be more therapeutic than one thinks (probably has to do with the floating-jumping sensation). With trampoline parks such as [email protected]

 Zoom Park
200 Pandan Gardens #01-14, S609336
+65 6334 4615

So the next time you’re looking for an activity to take your mind off the long weekdays, you know whom to call upon. We may not be the hero you need, but maybe we can be the hero you deserve.

6 Reasons Why South Africa Should Be #1 On Your Travel Bucket List

Located literally at the other end of the world, few will name South Africa as their top travel destination because, what the heck is there besides sand and maybe more sand? This may come as a surprise, but not only is it one of the world’s 1. Experience Its Amazing Wildlife [caption id="attachment_3183" align="alignnone" width="636"] Image Credit: @tapeitoff[/caption]

We’re going to start with the most obvious and yes, the wildlife is amazeballszing. Here, we rejoice over snapping Instagram-able photos of our neighborhood cats and sometimes, it gets a little sad. Just look at the above photo. It’s still a cat, but not quite the same.

In South Africa, you get to ditch National Geographic and experience the real deal. Get stared down by a four-meter tall elephant? Check. Chase a herd of wild zebras? Check. Get chased by territorial rhinos? Double check. Also, if you intend to release your inner Mowgli, we’d recommend you the Image Credit: @tapeitoff[/caption]

Besides the safari experience, surround yourself with countless waddling penguins at s baby seals that are so adorable you wish you could take one home (or stay there forever).

At Cape of Good Hope, the breathtaking view of the Atlantic ocean will have you wishing we had a Cape of Good uh, English. We kid. On a more serious note, instead of running from occasionally violent monkeys and dousing yourself in insect repellent, have the chance to enjoy some fresh mountain air and the wonders of nature.

Nature aside, South Africa is home to many wonderful cities, one of them naturally being Cape Town, its capital. Admire 3. Embark on Countless Adventures

If you’re an adventure junkie, South Africa is the place for you.

Remember how this country is one of the world’s shark capitals? With shark cage diving, you get to jump in the ocean and be literally beside them. Note that we’re not talking about any sharks, but the Great Whites. We don’t know about you, but witnessing a Great White chomp away at a piece of bait the size of our heads a few inches away ranks pretty high up on our thrill list.

The next activity has to be sand boarding (perfect for adrenalin junkies who prefer staying dry). Just imagine the rush from surfing down a dune twice the height of Bukit Timah Hill. No experience is required for this sport so for the slightly clumsy/accident prone ones; rejoice!

Prefer airborne adventures? Take the plunge by embarking on the world’s highest bridge bungee jump at Bloukrans Bungy. We’re not sure if you’d get to enjoy the spectacular view during the jump, but we guarantee the high levels of adrenalin rush.

4. Taste Some of the World’s Finest Wines

Basically a wine heaven, South Africa is home to an extensive amount of vineyards. We do have breweries back home but vineyards? Nada.

Not only do you get to taste some of the best wines, immerse yourself in the country’s winemaking traditions whilst staying in its wine valleys. If you find researching on the extensive number of wineries a hassle, sign up for alcoholic appreciator of wines.

When I met you in the summer, to the heartbeat sound.

It’s hard to not fall in love with the country, especially as the leaves turn brown. Okay but seriously, although summers can get pretty warm, the weather is never as humid as it is back home. Imagine taking part in the above-mentioned activities and barely breaking into a sweat. One can only dream.

Much to the surprise of many (including us), there is winter in South Africa. There may not be snow, but the chilly weather can provide a good respite from the perpetually sunny Singapore.

6. Travelling Is Affordable

For starters, the cost of living in the country is generally lower (though this may not hold true for touristy areas like Cape Town). For instance, we scored a room in a cosy Airbnb apartment located at the foot of Table Mountain for just $30 a night. Topped up $20 and we got a ride from the airport to the apartment in a BMW convertible, driven by the ex manager of singer Bryan Adams? Excuse us whilst we squeal in a corner.

Cosy apartments aside, South Africa is also home to a thriving café scene. If you’re a caffeine addict, you’re in luck. If you’re not, you’re about to become one. Lip-smacking coffee accompanied by ocean views are usually priced at $2-$2.50 whilst delicious cakes twice the size of those back home are priced at $3. Hipsters, one at a time please.

Convinced? Full of ceaseless wonders, we cannot emphasize any further on the remarkability of South Africa because if we do, you’d start wondering if this is an advertorial for South Africa’s tourism board. It’s not.

7 Cool Spots To Hang Out In Yishun That Doesn’t Involve Cats, Murder Or Tasers

You are in the midst of an intense catching up session with friends. But after clearing your plates, the waiter glances at you, looks at the line of waiting customers and back at you. With some reluctance, you and your friends decide to take the conversation to Starbucks, only to find yourselves competing with the whole Yishun population for tables. God.

It may not be your hipster neighbourhood lined with cafés whose names you can barely pronounce, but the north isn’t as barren as you think.

We recognise the need for after dinner hangout spots, that having to Google for them can get frustrating. From dessert cafes to activity-filled venues, listed below are seven such hangout spots located in and around Yishun.

1. Handlebar 

I can ride my bike with no handlebars, no handlebars, no handlebars.

Flobots’ song aside, if you’re looking for a little after-dinner exploring and drinks, biker-themed restaurant bar Handlebar is a great option. It may not be the most accessible of places, but the unique interior of this bar will have you go the distance.

Besides its unique furniture adapted from modified vehicle parts, there is a pool table made from a car’s body. So go ahead, knock back a few billiard balls and a few drinks; it’s always good to feel like a badass every once in awhile.

Address: 57 Jalan Mempurong, S759057
Tel: 6475 9571
Email: [email protected]
Operating Hours: Tue-Fri 5pm-1am, Sat & Sun 3pm-1am

2. Quench!

Wish to grab a few drinks but Handlebar is just to remote to travel to? Located at ORTO (previously known as Bottle Tree Park), this bar offers a variety of bottled beers ($10+) that will leave you spoilt for choice.

With alfresco seating overlooking a large fishpond, enjoy the laid-back vibes of this bar as you sip away at some ice-cold beers. The best part? The bar is open till 3am daily so you never know; Quench! may just become your new favourite watering hole.

Address: 81 Lorong Chencharu #01-10, S769198
Tel: 6257 3657
Email: [email protected]
Operating Hours: Mon-Fri 11am-3am, Sat & Sun 9pm-3am

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Shying away from alcohol, and craving for something sweet? Holy Cow Creamery is an ice-cream parlor that offers ice-cream and cake. Go crazy with some of their bold and exotic ice-cream flavours ($3/scoop) such as Mr. Potato Head (chocolate coated potato chips with salted caramel) while catching up on the latest gossip.

You can also top up your ice-cream with a waffle at an additional $4.50. For cake lovers, Holy Cow Creamery offers a range of cakes that includes Brownie ($4), Apple Crumble ($5) and Chocolate/Matcha Lava Cake ($6). Pretty reasonable prices, if you ask us.

Address: 292 Yishun Street 22 #01-291, S760292
Email: [email protected]
Operating Hours: Tue-Thu, Sun 11.30am-10pm, Fri & Sat 11.30am-11pm

4. Doughwory Bakery

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Doughwory, be happy. When you’re out of dough, all you knead is love. Okay, we’ll stop.

If dinner didn’t manage to fill your tummy, an after-dinner visit to this pastry café would. With croissants, curry puffs and lemon cheese tarts going at $3 tops, it’d be hard to resist trying all of the bakery’s delicious-looking treats.

On the down side, this hidden gem has only a few available tables. Do be prepared to wait or tapau to #5 – Yishun Dam.

Address: 504 Yishun Street 51 #01-03, S760504
Tel: 6425 5028
Operating Hours: Daily 8am-10pm

5.Yishun Dam

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Okay don’t roll your eyes just yet. It may not be much, but this location offers you as much space and serenity (depending on the crowd) as you need.

Since it’s basically free, you can simply buy some drinks before settling down for a good HTHT (heart-to-heart talk) session. If you’re looking to hang until late, you can bring along your grill and prepare your own supper.

The catch however, is its inaccessibility but you don’t necessarily have to be a car owner to enjoy this spot. A bicycle will be more than sufficient.

Address: Yishun Avenue 1, S769130

6. ORTO

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Previously known as Bottle Tree Park, this new establishment, Orto, has retained most of its facilities such as its spacious prawning and fishing ponds.

Not only does prawning ($20/one hour, $30/two hours, $36/three hours) and fishing provide you a breather from the urban city space, the adrenalin rush when reeling in a catch can be pretty rewarding.

Plus, you get to lepak over some barbequed prawns afterwards. Its location may lean towards Khatib, but, if you’re looking to indulge in a light activity with a friend, prawning can be pretty therapeutic.

Address: 81 Lorong Chencharu #01-10, S769198
Tel: 6257 2972
Email: [email protected]
Operating Hours: Daily 24 hours

7. Cosmic Bowling

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Looking for a more hands on but indoor activity? With a semi dark bowling alley, glow-in-the-dark pins and pop music in the background, bowling has taken on a groovy twist.

Of course, this activity is for the not-so-serious bowlers because well, the dimmed lighting and neon pins aren’t exactly best conditions for one to score three turkeys in a row.

Still, if you’re looking for a sporty activity that is fun and not so intense, give Cosmic Bowling at Yishun SAFRA a go.

Address: 60 Yishun Avenue 4, #02-02 S769027
Tel: 6759 9737
Email: [email protected]
Operating Hours: Sun-Thu 10am-1am, Fri & Sat 10am-3am
Price: $4.20/off-peak, $4.80/peak. Promotions available for certain cardholders

So there you have it, places you can now hold your catch up sessions at without having the waiter breathe down your neck. Of course, if you know of other hangout spots, do let us know. Good things must share, hor.

Also, read 8 Chillout Spots In The East For A Relaxing Night Out With Friends!

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