TripleOne Somerset – 5 Best Dining Choices at Orchard
Feature - Food Guide, Feature - Review, Singapore - Central
September 25, 2013
TripleOne Somerset, which the taxi uncles still like to call PUB or Singapore Power Building, is just across the Somerset MRT and offers some different dining experiences. I go there often to grab my groceries from FairPrice Finest, some bread from Imperial Treasure Bakery, or meet up with friends over a meal at its restaurants. If you want to need somewhere relatively quieter from the buzz of town, or restaurants which can hold up large groups of people, TripleOne is just minutes’ walk away from Orchard. What I like about it is that it offers some eating places that......
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