“Closest MRT station. Green (East-West Line). 3 stops to Bugis (6 minutes) 4 stops to City Hall (8 minutes) 5 stops to Raffles Place (CBD; 10 minutes).”

“Looking for decent Western food in Geylang? If you're staying in Geylang and you're tired of Asian food served in many food courts around the area, you should go to The Ranch.”

“Amazing Peranakan food, penang laksa, kway teow, speacial Lala Hokkien Mee blendds well with coconut juice. Be sure to order Lime Juice the manager will repeat your order as "Lime Ju" hilarious even if you are not so keen on food it is simply just entertaining to sit watching the server in action ”

“Recently renovated, Ho Kee Pau offers traditional Cantonese dim sum at affordable prices! Originally a traditional steamed bun (Pau) manufacturer, Ho Kee Pau has grown into a food and snacks chain that sells local fare including 'Wanton Mee’ (a noodle dish that can either be ordered dry or with soup, together with pieces of ‘char siew’ roast pork and fried dumplings). We recommend trying the Wanton Mee, together with generous spoonfuls of their homemade chilli! Another dish that we love is the prawn wrapped in deep-fried beancurd skin. We have to refrain ourselves from gobbling up too many of them!”

“Geylang’s Ho Kee is within walking distance from Aljunied MRT Station and the entire eatery is open-air and often very humid. If you feel Singapore's weather is great, you haven't stayed here long enough yet. :p Their service crew are a common reflection of Singapore’s F&B industry. Comprising of mostly Chinese nationals and Chinese Malaysians but they are very polite and willing to attend to our table needs.”

“This bar and grill serves both affordable and generous servings of typical western cuisines, including steak and fish and chips. We’ve heard that the mushroom soup is really good!”

“Geylang Chinese Methodist Church was founded in 1905 and in 1926, the church moved to the present location. ”

“Organic supermarket & bakery store selling food, cosmetics, health complements...”

“A 24-hours South Indian Prata Coffee-Shop. Try their version of Mutton Chop too, if you are adventurous! The great thing about SG is that you get to try different food from the 3 major cultures, Chinese, Indian & Malay cuisine, all with one passport-stamp. ;)”

“PENANG SEAFOOD RESTARUANT. Penang Seafood Restaurant not only serves authentic penang fare, you can also find other Zi Char items on the menu. * Please try the Assam Laksa here, if you have not been to Penang before.”

“Amazing Peranakan food, penang laksa, kway teow, speacial Lala Hokkien Mee blendds well with coconut juice. Be sure to order Lime Juice the manager will repeat your order as "Lime Ju" hilarious even if you are not so keen on food it is simply just entertaining to sit watching the server in action”

“PRC Chinese-Style BBQ. This is the one of the more popular Chinese-Style BBQ in the area. They like to have similar sounding names, once one gets popular. ;)”