Calling all who frequently travel along the circle line! From Harbourfront to Dhoby Ghaut, this guide will show you exactly where to dine to get the best deals for your wallet (and your tummy)!
When you visit Marina Bay... Wakanui Grill Dining is perfect for when you're craving a taste of premium steaks and seafood. If you're going in a group, Extra Virgin Pizza offers a variety of pizza and mains options that will definitely cater to everyone in your squad. Otherwise, Munch Saladsmith is also good for those calorie-conscious and seeking a healthier diet!
If you often head to Paya Lebar... Try Kei Kaisendon for their premium chirashi rice bowls in their 2 course set - fresh sashimi atop fluffy Japanese rice, alongside a side, soup, and drink. If you're going with a date, check out Merdandy Bar and Cafe for their 1-for-1 mains at 50% off!
For those who frequent Holland Village... Check out Full of Luck Restaurant for their creative renditions of traditional Cantonese dishes, such as the peking-duck-inspired French confit duck leg. For vegetarians, Original Sin has got you covered with their dazzling array of cuisines such as Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, Italian and more. Don't forget to end your meal with a sweet dessert treat from Sunday Folks as well!
Opened on 28 May 2009 by the Land Transport Authority (LTA), the Circle Line is the fourth Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) line in operation since the North-South Line was opened. It has 30 MRT stations under its name, with 11 of them being interchange stations connecting to other rail lines, such as the East West Line. It will also connect to the upcoming Thomson East Coast Line via Caldecott station when it opens in the near future.
With the recent revamp of the MRT map, the Circle Line has also gained lots of attention from many Singaporeans as it is now being designed in a perfect circle in the system map unlike before.
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