Bugis Street
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Won't say no to bargain shopping! 👛🛍
3 New Bugis Street, Singapore
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For a lot of people, Bugis is a shopping destination. For me, Bugis is where I find my Pineapple Tarts! 🤤
Wanna shop but with low-budget? Burgis Street will help you with that. Don't get too overwhelmed at the first store you go to because you can find cheaper in other stores.
Bugis Street is the city’s go-to spot for affordable buys. It can be overwhelming at first, as the street has 600 or so shops that are always thick with excited buyers. The best strategy is to take a deep breath and look around before purchasing anything. Note what you want to spend your hard-earned cash on, then shorten your list over a snack at one of the street’s food stalls. Tourists come for souvenirs while locals scour for the best deals on electronics. Here, you’ll easily score a pair of jeans or three watches for about SGD 10 (USD 7.50)! Fans of Korean fashion and cosmetics should head straight to K.Street on the second floor.
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