The largest Blockchain event in Asia, Token 2049, travel guide to Singapore, and all you need to know about food and bars!

The Asian blockchain event Token 2049 will be grandly held at the Marina Bay Sands Hotel on October 1st and 2nd, coinciding with China's National Day holiday and the F1 Singapore Grand Prix. Failing to do your homework in advance may ruin your trip. This article covers everything from pre-event preparations, local transportation, to recommended restaurants and bars. If you're attending the event in Singapore, this article is all you need!

Preparation for Entering Singapore: Fill out the Electronic Arrival Card

The immigration process at Singapore airport is very efficient. First, fill out the electronic arrival card. If the luggage comes out quickly, you can leave the airport in as little as half an hour.

In Singapore, the commonly used ride-hailing service is Grab, and the subway allows mobile NFC payments.

Two main modes of transportation

It is recommended to use Grab for ride-hailing.

Subway can be paid with mobile NFC, no need to purchase a transportation card.

The following are several important locations where many peripheral activities are held, it is a comfortable neighborhood for dining, shopping, and also the top choice for accommodation.

Outram Park

Top restaurants, Michelin, and bar hubs. Just a short walk away is Chinatown.

Maxwell

Lau Pa Sat is here, and the Circular Plaza offers a variety of local delicacies, along with a row of barbecue areas that make it hard to choose. It's a great place for a quick meal, a small gathering, or a late-night snack before heading out.

Marina Bay Sands

Token2049 exhibition hall, which is also the largest shopping center and casino. It has a variety of brands and restaurants, as well as a flagship Apple Store and JJ Lin's café, Miracle Cafe.

Clarke Quay

The two sides of Clarke Quay are also a hub for surrounding activities, with many live performances at night, and the famous nightclub Zouk Singapore is also in this area. After the activities, taking a stroll along the riverbank for some conversation is also quite nice, and you can enjoy the night view of MBS.

Must-try foods in Singapore, from Bak Kut Teh to Peranakan cuisine

For breakfast, I recommend the chain store Ya Kun, which you can find near subway stations. I suggest the soft-boiled egg with butter kaya toast. If you want to experience the local flavor, you can visit the main store in Chinatown.

Frog Porridge: Locals recommend G7 Frog Porridge & Live Seafood in Geylang Lorong 9 for live frogs and fresh seafood.

Nyonya Cuisine: Candlenut, a Michelin one-star restaurant, offers an authentic experience of Nyonya cuisine from the Malay Peninsula.

Fujian Cuisine: Chain restaurants are reliable, I recommend Nanyang Island. Coconut rice, Malaysian mixed rice ( fried radish cake stir-fried ), and stir-fried rice noodles are all highly recommended.

Fancy Brunch: The Populus, a popular brunch spot at O南園 Station, perfect for semi-formal meetings. Remember to make a reservation.

Bak Kut Teh: Song Fa Bak Kut Teh, Michelin recommended for you who don't want to go wrong: recommended at the Clarke Quay flagship store. Huang Ya Si Bak Kut Teh and Fa Chuan Ren Bak Kut Teh ( Legendary Bak Kut Teh ), can be collected all at once on Rangoon Road.

The only recommended food in Europe and America is Potato Head.

Hand-shaken beverage: Ba Wang Cha Ji.

Recommended Bars in Singapore

Offtrack

Near the Kela Wharf, there are outdoor seats, a relaxed atmosphere, and you can try the colorful Grass Hopper twist.

Fura

A great option for a light drink in the afternoon, with a tranquil atmosphere, complemented by sustainable concept beverages and meals, is a favorite among beautiful women!

Employees Only

Fried zucchini is a must-order, and there are many enthusiastic foreigners during late-night hours.

Sago House

A bar that is hard to find but very special, with a unique tofu flower cocktail.

Jigger & Pony

A high-spec bar in all aspects, with impeccable drinks, service, and atmosphere decor.

Last World

The lighting is beautiful, the atmosphere is great, and the wine is good.

ATLAS

The decor is luxurious and has a dress code, with a focus on Gin cocktails, and the lobster burger is a must-try.

Additionally, if you want a cultural atmosphere, you can visit the National Gallery Singapore. If you're looking for a vacation vibe, you can go to Sentosa. For an interesting experience, you can try the Night Safari, and if you're looking for surprises, you can check out the Church of the Immaculate Conception.

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