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Boon Teck Road in Singapore is named after Wee Boon Teck, son of Wee Bin who was the founder of the largest Chinese shipping firm, Wee Bin & Co. A highlight of this street is the Boon Teck Towers, a freehold development area, located at 41 Boon Teck Road. This region is situated in District 12 and the nearest train station to Boon Teck Towers is Toa Payoh MRT Station. Developed in 1984 Boon Teck Towers consists of 78 units. The place is near to Tan Tock Seng Hospital and Shaw Plaza. There are also many restaurants in Boon Teck Road<\/strong>.<\/em><\/p>\n

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If you love shopping and food, July is a great time to visit when the Great Singapore Sale and the Singapore Food Festival are held. April is also a great month for visiting Singapore, as there aren’t much showers and it isn’t a holiday season. August to October are the off-season month in Singapore except for mid-September, as September hosts the Singapore Grand Prix.<\/p>\n

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Food in Singapore is a reflection of cultures belonging to different ethnic group. Singapore is a country of diversities be it language, traditions, culture, religion or ethnicity. This is a result of Singapore’s past as a colony and as a home to many immigrants from different parts of the world. And the best part is that all of them live together in peace and harmony. You see a variety of festivals that are celebrated in Singapore.<\/p>\n

The flavors of different cultures are visible through popular festivals, language, and food in Singapore. The country has cultural influences of Malayan, Chinese, Indian, Peranakan and Western traditions (Kristang who are English and Portuguese-influenced Eurasian). Where Chinese is the largest ethnic group living in Singapore, Indians are the third largest ethnic group in the country. There are three most important elements of the Singaporean cuisine Rice, Noodles, and Seafood. Rice and noodles are a part of the main course of Singapore and are consumed with vegetable, meat or fish curries.<\/p>\n

The love for rice is a Malay influence and the fondness towards noodles is a Chinese influence. And being an island country, Singapore’s special attention towards seafood is much understandable. BBQ Catfish, Sambal Stingray, Black Pepper Crab, Steamed Bamboo Clam, and Chilli Crab are some most popular seafood dishes. Fruits are also a very important part of the Singaporean food menu. Durian is the most popular fruit in Singapore. Other popular fruits include Dragon Fruit, Blueberry, Avacado, Jackfruit, Longan, Lychee, Mango, Mangosteen, Papaya, and Rambutan.<\/p>\n

5 Restaurants In Boon Teck Road<\/h2>\n

Here are some of the best restaurants in Boon Teck<\/strong> Road that you must definitely explore for the sake of delicious food full of Singaporean flavor:<\/p>\n

1. Coca Restaurant<\/h3>\n
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At Coca Restaurant one can have the most unique experience of dining on traditional dishes from the authentic Thai cuisine on a speedboat. This Kallang leisure park restaurant first started in Bangkok and established its presence in Singapore in the year 1987. Since then it has been a favourite amongst all the Singaporean diners. In this restaurant in Kallang Leisure Park, high-quality ingredients are blended together to give out an immensely flavoursome dish. In-house specialities at this restaurant include Handmade Dumplings served with Shrimp Paste, Fish Glue, and plenty of other seafood and meat delicacies.<\/p>\n

Location:<\/strong> 5 Stadium Walk, #02-01 Leisure Park Kallang, Kallang, Singapore-397693
\nCost for two:<\/strong> INR 7,000
\nTripAdvisor rating:<\/strong> 4.0
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