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On South Bridge Street, you can visit Jamae Mosque, the Sri Marimman (Hindu) Temple, which almost right next to the Chinese temple by the name of Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum. This multi-cultural aspect of Singapore's Chinatown is very unique! The Sri Marimman and Buddha Tooth Relic Temples, in particular, are both very good attractions.
You can walk down Pagoda and Temple streets in particular and see the traditional street market scene.
All manner of Chinese food can be found here from Hainanese, Sichuan, Cantonese and locally inspired dishes like black carrot cake and the ever popular toast breakfasts. In addition to the numerous traditional restaurants in the area, there is a large area setup for street side dining on what is called Food Street. Prices are generally higher here and many complain that quality is sometimes lower but it can be a fun experience. If you want to dine with the locals, two other popular options are the Maxwell Food Court and the Chinatown Complex where you can find the traditional hawker and stall food centers, cheap and good eats! Specialty foods round out the dining experiences in Chinatown. Our personal favorite is Bee Cheng Hiang and the succulent Bakkwa that is just so delicious.

The hotel is 5 min walk to Chinatown MRT Station.The bus stop is just a few foot steps away.