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Popular Singapore eateries that shuttered in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Popular Singapore eateries that shuttered in 2023

Makan News - Whether it is from a stall tucked in the corner of a far-flung hawker centre or a trendy air-conditioned themed cafe, Singaporeans love their food – and will travel to the ends of the island for their favourites. As the year comes to an end, The Straits Times looks back... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Trotting on to new pastures: Bukit Timah Saddle Club moves after 72 years - Vimarsana News

Trotting on to new pastures: Bukit Timah Saddle Club moves after 72 years

A look at the people, horses and lush greenery of the club’s historic home in Bukit Timah, just before its move to the Singapore Turf Club in Kranji at the end of February.

Riders Cafe to close by end-Feb. 2023 for Cross Island Line works - Vimarsana News

Riders Cafe to close by end-Feb. 2023 for Cross Island Line works

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Riders Cafe in Bukit Timah to close after 15 years for Cross Island Line works - Vimarsana News

Riders Cafe in Bukit Timah to close after 15 years for Cross Island Line works

SINGAPORE – After 15 years in Bukit Timah, popular Riders Cafe is slated to close by end February 2023 to accommodate a worksite that supports tunnelling works for the Cross-Island Line. Housed in a colonial-era building set amid lush greenery, the breezy all-day eatery offers signature dishes such as its Riders Burger, bone-in pork chop and fried chicken and corn...

Riders Cafe in Bukit Timah to close by end February 2023 for Cross Island Line works - Vimarsana News

Riders Cafe in Bukit Timah to close by end February 2023 for Cross Island Line works

The breezy all-day eatery is housed in a colonial-era building set amid lush greenery. Read more at straitstimes.com.