Sleepless in Singapore ?

Some reasons why not to sleep in Singapore.

• No 5 Emerald Hill, the name of the bar is its address. It nest along a row of traditional Peranakan shophouses that have coverted to watering holes but unlike the new bars around town, No 5 has an authentic charm.
  
  Its Interior wall are lined with nostalgic black and whie photographs from its early days that patrons can freely throw peanut shells anywhere on the floor that give this bar a vibe that cannot manufactured and keeps people coming back for more. They do serve great martinis.

• Indian Prata which opens 24hours remains open on most days of the year except on Indian festival and holiday. You will most likely be able to find crowd of night shift workers , clubbing partiers here at any time of the night enjoying a cheese prata or a Milo dinosaur ( it is actually ice milo topped up with lots of milo powder ). Prata shop are a part of our culture here that menu offering at these shops originated in Singapore.

• Kopitiams ( local speak for coffeeshop ) located all around the island are not just a place for heartlanders to have their meals. Kopitiam have been know to have breakfast joints ( seeing how drinking coffee is usually for the morning), these days they also sell beer and screen football matches in the wee hours of the night to cater to the middle aged men who follow the English Premier League.
  
  Local also speak their own coffee language at these kopitiams. Coffee is referred to as kopi and tea is referred to as The, and various different jargons explain how much sugar or condensed milk you want in your drink.
• Zouk is one for the Singapore's oldest and most iconic nightclubs that still manages to draw large crowds amidst stiff competition with newer clubs such as Stereolounge. Zouk has three specialty, clubs within its premises, the main club floor of Zouk , Phuture for R&B music and Velvet Underground for more laid back club tunes.
  
  Changi Village is a place to go for a bit of peace. It is a little far off from the city area which make it good place to escape to when you just want to get away from the densely populated city.
  
  It located next to the sea ( where ferries to the nearby island Pulau Ubin depart from ), hardly has any high rise buildings. But life aplenty here in the night time, other then the plethora of great hawker stalls at the food center, Changi Village also has many holiday bungalows, an old haunted hospital where teenages explore and the boardwalk by the sea is popular with local anglers.