The only truly legal red-light district in Southeast Asia: How to have fun in Geylang?

Today we are going to introduce a neglected country: Singapore. Singapore is definitely not a city famous for night tours. One of the main reasons is that its travel costs are high. With everyone's tight pockets nowadays, many people don't even think about traveling to Singapore. However, compared with Thailand and Vietnam, Singapore's special tours are actually of good quality except for the higher prices. And Singapore also has a very famous red-light district: Geylang.



Geylang is the only truly legal red-light district in Southeast Asia. Remember, it is the only one in Southeast Asia. All transactions are conducted under government supervision, so it is very safe. Geylang nightlife is definitely to taste the food. Currently, Singapore has two main food areas. The first "food area" is concentrated in the following three alleys, 16, 18, 20 Geylang, and the horizontal one. Conservatively estimated, there are dozens of food stores, with hundreds of employees, which is not inferior to Thailand. You will see many small bungalows, and you can tell at a glance that there are food places.



Just go into the store and choose the food you like. Each store has different tastes, mainly Thai, Vietnamese and Chinese food, and also other Southeast Asian countries such as Indonesia. In fact, from the appearance of the house, you can probably tell which country it is. Most stores also have a small fish tank for everyone to choose. You can just say it via MMS if you like it. Most of them can communicate in Chinese, and even in Cantonese. So when you come to Singapore to play, communication is not a problem. Then it’s a process, pay, enjoy the food, no routine, very simple. The quality of people in Geylang is quite standard. There are many people to choose from, it is concentrated enough, you can walk less, it is very convenient, the food here is mainly fast food, the consumption level is as follows:

Thai and Vietnamese food is about: 50-100 SGD, Chinese food is only 100-200 SGD, the dining time in the store is about 30 minutes to 60 minutes (mostly 30 minutes), considering the consumption level in Singapore, it is cost-effective. Especially compared with the increasingly expensive Thailand, it seems to be very cost-effective. It should be noted that there are irregular mobile stalls on the surrounding roadsides, it is recommended that you do not try, the food in the store is more secure.



Orchar Towers is a commercial building that looks relatively old. It is actually a comprehensive entertainment building. It can mainly provide three kinds of food, which come from massage parlors, social bars and mobile vendors outside the building. To be honest, the food in massage parlors and mobile vendors can basically be ignored, because some of the food here has been placed for a long time and is suitable for heavy tastes. The quality of the food is similar to that of Temple Street in Hong Kong, but the charge is ten times. It costs more than 250 Singapore dollars to taste the whole food package. I personally think it is not worth it.



Jiu Ye prefers the food in the social bar, such as top5 and lpanema, which is actually a bit like a smaller version of Hollywood in Pattaya, mainly Vietnamese and Thai food. The food in the social bar is not complicated to eat. An entrance fee of about 15 Singapore dollars is required, and a glass of alcoholic beverage is given. You can drink while walking. When you see the food you like, you can stop and chat first, and finally ask the price of the food, which is about ST300 Singapore dollars and LT is 600 Singapore dollars. The quality of the food depends on the individual. It depends on personal opinion. Finally, I would like to recommend a high-end food restaurant, BRIX at Grand Hyatt, which has basically the same gameplay but at a higher price. In short, the Geylang nightlife area is one of the must-visit attractions when you come to Singapore to experience nightlife.