There are three locations of this amazing bakery--one at Raffles Place, one on Orchard Road, and one in Tiong Bahru. If you go, you MUST get a green tea croissant, as they are ACTUALLY HEAVEN.
This is where I'd suggest you go to start the treetop walk--basically just head downhill towards Mount Faber, and eventually you'll end at the Harbourfront MRT Station.
If you're looking for a lunch place around Orchard Road, go here (it's a little hard to find but worth it). Soup dumplings are great, and I also love their noodles and sides as well.
This is a fancy restaurant in an old restored church--their prices are a little steep for dinner, but if you want to go there for lunch one day they have a pretty reasonable set menu!
No idea why you'd be around Holland V (it's a neighborhood kinda close to the Botanic Gardens), but if you want to eat lunch around there, this is an amazing Thai/Malay fusion place! Beef Rendang!
If you go biking on Pulau Ubin, EAT NASI LEMAK AT THIS HAWKER CENTRE. Don't be like Cate and Phil and settle for a random restaurant--eat the good stuff!
Also, if you go biking this is a nice place to grab a beer and relax on the way back!
This is the "highest microbrewery in the world", and has nice beers and awesome views! It's filled with bankers at happy hour time, but I assume would be very pleasant before that :)
There are Gong Cha locations all over, and is definitely my favorite place for bubble tea. WARNING: DO NOT GET ANYTHING HIGHER THAN THE LOWEST LEVEL SWEETNESS. You'll thank me later!
If you want really aggressive foot reflexology, go to the People's Park Complex. I like this place (on either the 3rd or 4th floor, can't remember) but I'm sure anywhere is fine!
This is a super cute little cafe if you're downtown and overheated and need a break!
This is a cute little coffee shop at the National Design Centre, which is a great place to buy cool Singapore stuff and also pretty close to your hotel.
