Everything You Need To Know About Tampines Neighbourhood

Tampines Neighbourhood has multiple malls, including Tampines 1, Tampines Mall, Century Square, and Changi City Point retail malls, which are located in this neighbourhood to serve Singapore’s big residential area. Singapore EXPO, the world’s biggest conference – and exposition site – is also nearby. Existing educational institutions like the British Council Pre-school, Dunman Secondary School, Metta Development School, Changkat Changi Secondary School, Tampines Junior College, and United World College of South East Asia gets joined by Singapore’s fourth public university, Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD and ITE College East).

More housing will be available within the TAMPINES neighbourhood – the construction of Hedges Park condominium and My Manhattan condominium, to Double Bay Residences, Simei Green, Melville Park, and Carissa Park Condominium, and Eastpoint Green condominium. Many inhabitants will benefit from Changi General Hospital’s development in offering surgery specialised clinics and research facilities, which gets well serviced by Expo, Simei, and Tampines rail stations.

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Tampines Neighbourhood is one of Singapore’s vital neighbourhoods, so it’s only logical that there are a lot of fantastic cuisines there.

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Over 150,000 HDB units get dispersed over TAMPINES neighbourhood whole 20-square-kilometre territory. These apartments come in a range of sizes and layouts, so potential purchasers will be able to select one that meets their requirements.

Condominiums such as Waterview, Pinevale, Tampines Court, and The Eden at Tampines, and forthcoming developments such as The Santorini and The Alps Residences, are available to those interested in staying in private estates. In addition, there are a few store homes for sale or rent in the area.

Eat & Drink in Tampines

If you can locate them amid the many coffee shops sprinkled across the neighbourhood, much of their hawker cuisine is praise-worthy. Many well-known vendors can get found in Tampines Round Market and Food Centre; sample Song Han Carrot Cake’s Curry Powder Carrot Cake or 137 Lor Mee Prawn Mee’s Lor Mee.

If you’re hungry for Thai food, stop into Soi Thai Kitchen for a full dinner at a reasonable price; they also provide a variety of authentic and unusual Thai meals. Jin Fu Seafood Restaurant, Block 844 Tampines Street 82, serves Zhi char, and Tokyo Western Food, Block 823A, Tampines Street 81, serves western cuisine.

Cafes like Brothers in Fine Food, Commonground, and Out of the Cake Box are just a few of the coffee shops; that have cropped up in the neighbourhood in recent years, prompting many to believe that Tampines is the next big thing in the café industry.

Visit Sake Inn in Tampines 1 for a drink, which offers a broad selection of sake imported directly from Japan. Finally, but certainly not least, dessert. House of Dessert in Tampines serves traditional local sweets and Burbur terigu and Pulut Hitam.

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Tampines is an ideal neighbourhood for nature lovers, as it has a large number of parks scattered throughout the district; there are two main parks (Sunplaza Park and Tampines Eco Green) and close to ten neighbourhood parks. All of which are great places for residents to exercise or relax. Thus part of the Tampines North New Town project, -parks are now being built.