Just located opposite Buddha Tooth relic temple in Chinatown. If you're takinmg MRT, just stop at Chinatown station and shops & walk around Chinatown till the back of Chinatown, You will find that new nice looking temple and opposite the temple is the food court

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Added on February 13, 2011, 4:43 pmOh..added the maps location:

http://wikimapia.org/#lat=1.2803371&lon=10...95&z=18&l=0&m=b

This post has been edited by stimix: Feb 13 2011, 04:43 PM

It might be a good idea fro both Johor & Singapore govbt to provide trolley services esp for those disables & old folks

Yes. Fragrant & Hotel81 are not 3 star hotels and more like budget till 2 stars only. Grafgrance Bugis, unless it's during peak perios, Holiday season & etc. Should not be expensive...check here...Agoda only US$99 or ~ RM300

http://www.agoda.com/asia/singapore/singap...otel_bugis.html

This post has been edited by stimix: Feb 24 2011, 11:35 AM

Nothing to worry on crime rate..but better worry on her colleagues tackling her..haha

For me, either one of their hypermarkts such as Giant & Carrefour Otherwise, Bugis pasar malam

For dormitory hostel style, I saw lotsa them in Little India. The area opposite of Sim Lim. You can try looking at hostelworld or even walk-in?

Actually it's much easier to drive-in and park at the hotel in Singapore free of charge.

For free why charge S$10? likedat you are trying to advertise for your so called free services but still charging?

Anyway No advertisement rules here hor...If you want to advertise the so called not free services, pls goto LYN street mart

That's not autopass but EZ link card or Tourist card

http://www.best-singapore-guide.com/EZ-link-card.html

The link to those budget hotels posted on pg1

bubble tea no need to go so far till ingapore. Lotsa buble tea outlets anywhere in M'sia

From the google images, nothing special lor:



You can get this anywhere in KL..If you just want that particular brand, there is one inside iluma which is beside Bugis Pasar malam & opposite Bugis junction

Previously, Phones & electronics cheaper. Nowadays the gap getting closer and not much different. Infact the price of phone in m'sia nowadays cheaper than SG after Govt withdrawn the tax last year.

The only things that really cheap now is their own products and imported in to M'sia. One of it Thier Nissin & Koka noodles.

You can get Nissin for ~ S$2-S$2.20 compare to RM7-RM8 in M'sia

Last time buying imported towels & kitchewares also cheaper in Singapore but my recent visit, sad story also liao..

BTW, for computer parts, most of the time, LYP is cheaper

Yes, normally they don't really ask you for the supporting document upon purchasing autopass and i even drove a comapany car into Singapore b4 without any reg card & etc. However, they will ask you to bring your reg card or the slip of reg card in next visit.

Although there is no mentioning of any authorization letter i.e similar procedure if you entering Thailand, I think ot is good to have one incase.

For sure woodland-lah..Otherise, they will not build the second link haha

I think no matter where you go right now, their price will be either same or slightly more than here...

Reason beeing - M'sian Govt already abolished most gadgets & computers accesories..the latest last year Handphone, ipad & etc..

That's why , handphone pricing since end of last year till current, KL is cheaper than SG

However, certain electronocs & electrical goods, you probably getting cheaper there.. bcos still having import duties here...such as GPS,

Just don't enter SG during peak hours i.e from 7am till 9:30am & from SG to JB from 5pm till 8pm. Applicable to KL as well haha

M'sia bus station located opposite Sim Lim plaza. i.e Quens street Bus Terminal.

For M'sian car no need to buy the smarttag gadget-lah. There is manual method by touching the panel upon exiting the carpark. Why you want to invest in the smartag thingy?