Cluny Food Court is the first-ever food court by Les Amis Group and there are 6 different concepts including Mui Kee Express, Laifaba Express, Piccante Pronto, S’MAO Barbecue, Project Penyek by Ansar and Cluny Drinks Stall.

Located at 1J Cluny Road (near to Raffles Building at Nassim Gate entrance), it will offer all-day casual dining options for visitors to Singapore Botanic Gardens.

Photo credit: Mui Kee

Cluny Food Court has 6 different concepts:

• Laifaba Express
• Piccante Pronto
• Mui Kee Express
• S’MAO Barbecue
• Project Penyek by Ansar
• Cluny Drinks Stall

Some of the highlights at this atas food court include Laifaba’s signature Charcoal Roasted Bu Jian Tian Wanton Noodles (S$8), Piccante Pronto’s Margherita Pizza (S$12.50 for a 9″ pizza), Mui Kee Express’s famous Congee (S$7.80), S’MAO Beef Burger (S$12), and Project Penyek by Ansar’s Nasi Ayam Penyet (S$6.50).

To celebrate its opening, Cluny Drinks Stall is offering S$1 deals from 01 to 07 November 2021.

Make sure to check out Cluny Food Court the next time you are visiting Singapore Botanic Gardens.

Cluny Food Court
1J Cluny Road
Singapore 259607

Singapore is finally in Phase 2, and this means that we are given a little more freedom to go out and about. While the pandemic situation across the globe doesn’t seem to be getting better anytime soon, Phase 2 in Singapore is definitely a step closer towards normalcy.

If you’ve been indoors for too long and are stumped on what you can or cannot do in Phase 2 in Singapore, here are 8 activities that we are allowed to partake in. Do remember to practise safe distancing and good hygiene habits while you have fun with your loved ones; we don’t want to find ourselves back in another Circuit Breaker.

Photo Credit: Singapore Airlines 

APPRECIATE ART AT THE ARTSCIENCE MUSEUM 

Art enthusiasts who have been surviving on online virtual tours of museums and attractions during this period will be glad to know that museums will be open in Phase 2. One of these museums is the futuristic Artscience Museum near Marina Bay Sands Singapore. A plus point that comes along with the reopening of museums in Singapore is that crowds will be relatively smaller due to safe distancing measures.

6 Bayfront Avenue
Singapore 018974
Tel: +65 6688 8888
Daily: 10am – 7pm
Nearest Station: Bayfront

BRING THE KIDS TO UNIVERSAL STUDIOS SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE ZOO AND RIVER SAFARI 

If you have restless kids who have gone nuts while being cooped up at home during the Circuit Breaker, you’d be glad to know that you can now bring them out to play. Popular Singapore attractions such as Universal Studios Singapore, Singapore Zoo, River Safari and Jurong Bird Park are once again open to the public, and you can also expect smaller crowds.

Universal Studios Singapore
8 Sentosa Gateway
Singapore 098269
Thu to Sun: 2pm – 9pm
Nearest Station: Harborfront

Singapore Zoo
80 Mandai Lake Road
Singapore 729826
Daily: 8.30am – 6pm
Nearest Station: Woodlands

River Safari
80 Mandai Lake Road
Singapore 729826
Daily: 8.30am – 7pm
Nearest Station: Woodlands

Jurong Bird Park
2 Jurong Hill
Singapore 628925
Daily: 8.30am – 6pm
Nearest Station: Boon Lay/Pioneer

READ A BOOK AT THE LIBRARY

If you’re a book nerd or someone who enjoys the peace and quiet of libraries, you must have been devasted to know that libraries were not accessible to the public for quite some time. Libraries in Singapore are finally reopening in Phase 2 so we can head there for some alone time and a good book.

SOAK UP THE SUN AT THE BEACH 

It’s time to get a good dosage of vitamin D to make up for all the time you spent stuck at home. Head over to one of Singapore’s many beaches to frolic in the sand & sea, get a good tan and just laze around. Who knew that we would one day miss the sun so much!

Some beaches you can visit in Singapore’s Phase 2 include Palawan Beach, Siloso Beach and East Coast Park. You can also have a mini getaway and go island hopping at some of the few islands that surround Singapore.

WORK YOUR LEGS AND DO A WALKING TRAIL 

Stretch those stiff legs and take a nice long walk at one of Singapore’s many walking trails such as Imbiah Trails, Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and Southern Ridges. It’s a wholesome activity to do in Phase 2 with your partner and friends after being apart for so long!

HAVE A PICNIC AT THE PARK 

Everyone is all excited about dining out in Singapore and we can expect some pretty long queues for our favourite eateries. To skip the crowds, why not have a picnic at a park instead? Places like The Botanic Gardens, MacRitchie Reservoir and Chinese Garden are open again in Phase 2 in Singapore so you can prepare a sumptuous feast with your loved ones for a fun picnic session.

GO MURAL HOPPING 

If you don’t fancy the usual attractions such as Universal Studios Singapore and Singapore Zoo, an alternative activity you can try out is mural hopping. Singapore is home to a number of beautiful murals, with the more popular ones being by Yip Yew Chong. Embark on a wall crawl and discover hidden pieces of art that will let you rediscover Singapore from a different perspective in Phase 2.

SURROUND YOURSELF WITH FLORA AND FAUNA AT THE FLOWER DOME IN GARDENS BY THE BAY 

Nature loves who are afraid of Singapore’s unforgiving heat can find solace in The Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay Singapore. The famous air-conditioned glass greenhouse houses a myriad of gorgeous plants and flowers for you to admire and take photos with.

18 Marina Gardens Drive
Singapore 018953
Tel: +65 6420 6848
Daily: 9am – 9pm
Nearest Station: Bayfront