Last Updated on 2017-05-21 , 12:53 pm
Sembawang only reminds us of Sun Plaza. Other than that we can’t think of anything else worth going. But, is that really true? Here are 10 hidden gems in this ulu place that makes it one of the hippest places in S’pore, some of which might not even be known to people staying in the North!
Hot Spring
Yes, Singapore has a natural hot spring and the only one is right at Sembawang. It used to resemble the authentic onsen in Japan during the Japanese occupation, but now it looks very different, unique and exciting. The water is said to have healing properties which are beneficial to your body, and you can even cook raw eggs with the water as well. Just remember to bring some buckets and eggs! Located at Gambas Avenue between Woodlands Avenue 12 and Sembawang Road
SAF Yacht Club
There’s an SAF Yacht Club equipped with great facilities for outdoor and indoor activities so you can plan your next event there. They are also Singapore’s only sailing and marina club with two strategically located clubhouses, SAF Yacht Club offers visitors an extensive range of sea sports. 43 Admiralty Rd W, Singapore 759962
Defu Thai BBQ steamboat
Who says you need to go to Golden Mile for Thai food? Sembawang has a Thai BBQ steamboat, tucked away in the shops near Sembawang Park which serves cheap and delicious food. For approximately $20, you can get a Beef steamboat set for 2 pax. 1030 Sembawang Rd, 758501
Good Morning Nanyang café
You can enjoy a scrumptious breakfast in Sembawang too at the Good Morning Nanyang café. They primarily serve coffee and toast. Pair it with a set of half-boiled eggs and you have yourself a perfect breakfast! This place also sells other local delights such as Mee Rebus, Mee Siam and Laksa if you’re a fan of heavy breakfasts. 604 Sembawang Rd, 758459
The Famous Kitchen
Get your hands on some unique Chinese food at The Famous Kitchen. They serve Teochew and Cantonese style seafood and has a wine bar called the Wine Mansion. Their live crabs are imported from Indonesia every Monday and Friday, so be sure to head there on these days if you’re keen to try their popular salt baked flower crabs. 54 Sembawang Rd, Singapore 779085
Beancurd City
Sembawang has their own bean curd store too, Beancurd City. They offer the usual bean curd desserts you can find in bean curd stores, including fried dough fritters. 133 Jln Besar, Singapore 208851
The Daily Scoop
If you’re a fan of desserts or cafes, check out The Daily Scoop at Sembawang Road. They are an ice-cream parlour selling homemade ice cream flavours, created with their finest ingredients and hand-churning methods for a rich and flavorful taste. Durian fans will need to try their Maoshanwang ice cream! #01-05 Cottage,, 369 Sembawang Rd, 758382
Hei Sushi at SSC
Hei Sushi, Singapore’s first Halal conveyor belt sushi has a branch at Sembawang Shopping Centre. They have promotions regularly so be sure to check their Facebook page for details. Hei Sushi is now delivering to the west with a minimum order of $40 so you get to enjoy these sushis within the comfort of your own home. 604 Sembawang Road, #01-22/23,Sembawang Shopping Centre, 758459
Orchid Live Seafood (Sembawang)
Located slightly off Sembawang Road, Orchid Live Seafood sells awesome lobster porridge and chilli crabs. This place is highly raved by popular food bloggers and is one stop for your daily cravings of fresh seafood. What’s good about this place apart from the great food they serve is there is zero GST and service charge–say what? 1 Bah Soon Pah Rd, Singapore 769959
Sembawang Park
This tranquil and quiet park is not known to many. Sembawang Park comprises of a sandy beach and beautiful scenic view overlooking the straits of Malaysia. Popular activities around the park include fishing, jogging and swimming. There are also shelters and BBQ pits so you can enjoy a great chill picnic or a BBQ feast with your friends and family. 423 Sembawang Road
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