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Where to go tonight?
Posted: Mon, 12 Dec 2005 6:19 pm
by YF
Well I finally made it to Singapore!
So far I absoultly love it. I didn't realize Singapore was so green -- it's like one big forest!
Anyways, I am staying in Dhoby Ghaut now and was thinking about going somewhere for a drink tonight. Anyone recomend a place?
Apparently, drinking alone is the first sign of alchoholism, so does anyone want to join me? -- we wouldn't want me to be an achoholic would we?
-Rob
Welcome to Singapore!
Posted: Mon, 12 Dec 2005 6:24 pm
by madwolfie
Considering I drank too much beer yesterday night...
... Good luck in finding someone to accompany you for a quencher tonight! have fun!
Posted: Mon, 12 Dec 2005 6:26 pm
by Mary Hatch Bailey
Hey! You finally made it! I guess you'll be able to join everyone for drinks on Wednesday at the Post bar at the Fullerton? As far as tonight goes, take a walk down by Clarke and Boat Quays. It's lovely by the river. And with a little breeze the nights can be sultry and beautiful. Don't worry about drinking alone, you're a toursit after all! Welcome Rob!
P.S. Did you bring my Pizza? Or at least a calzone from Tony & Lucille's?
Posted: Mon, 12 Dec 2005 6:38 pm
by YF
Haha, no, sorry didn't bring anything. Bags were full!
Posted: Mon, 12 Dec 2005 6:47 pm
by Wind In My Hair
welcome Rob! sorry can't join you tonight either. but drinking alone is a good way to meet people, which is enjoyable too. glad you like singapore so far. let us know what you think by the time you leave!
Posted: Mon, 12 Dec 2005 11:48 pm
by dot dot dot
Rob,
welcvome to the green city indeed...
If you wanna go for as drink Rob, you can PM me and I will reply with my HP number, we can meet.
Just let me know!
Eric
Posted: Tue, 13 Dec 2005 12:47 pm
by Baron Greenback
Rob,
Welcome to Singapore. As you are in DG I would recommend you walk up Orchard Road & try to find Emerald Hill (on the right opposite Somerset MRT & inbetween Centre Point & Emerald Shopping Centre). It is a lovely 'old worldy' feel to it with lots of nice old buildings. The bars there are ok & frequented by many expats & locals. Try 5s or ice cold - good happy hours. It is difficult to imagine that you are only a stones throw from a busy main road, while drinking outside watching the world go by
Fancy a curry afterwards? I would recommend the Maharaja(?) on Cuppage road which is kind of on the way home for you.
In a nutshell that is my perfect evening
