Dirty Supper
Tours & Activities in Singapore
Think misty indoor rainforests, a cascading waterfall, and night-time light shows overlooking Singapore's impressive skyline. Words just don't do Gardens by the Bay justice. Skip the line and head straight into the future to discover this eco-friendly and sustainable world of botanical wonders, including the Cloud Forest (if selected), the Flower Dome (if selected), Floral Fantasy (if selected), OCBC Skyway (not included), and the Supertree Grove (if selected).
Ultimate Food Journey is not just an eating tour. There’s plenty of eating involved, but it's also a cultural deep-dive into the beloved wet markets and hawker stalls that explores the origins and heritage of iconic Singapore staples like local coffee, belachan, roti prata, and lots more. The tour starts in the best way possible; by eating, of course! You’re brought to a hawker centre to sample the best of the best local dishes. At a local wet market, you will be introduced to local ingredients and how they're used in signature Singapore dishes. Next, enjoy an intimate visit to two family-run factories to get a behind-the-scenes look at the local food industry. Then, before you know it, it’s a hands-on popiah-rolling lunch session. The tour ends on a sweet note, with the famos putu piring at arguably Singaporean’s favourite putu piring stall. See how it’s made up close and eat as many as you want.
Take the Singapore River Cruise by WaterB to explore the heart of Singapore. Cruise along the historic Singapore River and see the city's cultural landmarks and skyline. The comfortable vessels make for a pleasant trip through Singapore's past and present. You will pass by the Merlion, Marina Bay Sands, and other famous sights. This cruise offers a great way to see Singapore's main attractions and take memorable photos.
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The 3 reviews shown below read more positively than the overall score. These are the reviews Google surfaces as most relevant, not a representative sample — the 4.3 above reflects all 246 of them.
What a way to close out my time here in Singapore! So happy I stumbled across this gem! Unpretentious and grunge like aesthetic combined with warm hospitality and simple, well prepared food. This is exactly the type of restaurant I would love to see more of all over the world. Add in their zero waste and whole animal butchery philosophy and you have a restaurant set up for ever changing and always delicious options! Let the chef take care of your selection with the dirty feast, sit back, and enjoy the ride!
Daily change of menu is available which makes it all refreshing ! - price point rather high for a small time dining place - Bartender was superb as i requested for a HOT cocktail. Tasted sweet yet refreshing - Lamb neck grilled over charcoal extremely tender - grill pork & kidney was also grilled over charcoal , we all loved it! Price point for pork slightly pricey - the liver was grilled to perfection - sauces provided was slow cooked reduced . Intense lamb/pork scent when drizzled upon the meats Yes i will head back there again
Dirty Supper has quickly become one of my favourite restaurants in Singapore, and I’ve been back several times now. Helmed by chef-owner Peter Smit (sometimes spelled Smith in reviews), this intimate spot at 78 Moh Guan Terrace in Tiong Bahru delivers exactly what it promises: bold, no-nonsense Modern Australian cooking with a strong focus on whole-animal, nose-to-tail eating. The menu is small, ever-changing, and built around creative small plates (with a few larger options). Expect thoughtful, flavour-packed dishes that make full use of every part of the animal — think pig head nuggets, salt & pepper tripe, duck hearts, or whatever fresh produce and proteins are in season that day. Nothing feels gimmicky; everything is executed with real skill and a touch of fun. The grilling is excellent, the plating is beautiful without being fussy, and the flavours are confident and satisfying. What I love most is how consistently enjoyable every visit has been. Whether I’m sharing a bunch of small plates with friends or going for a more substantial meal, the quality stays high. The space is casual and lively, perfect for a relaxed dinner, and the savoury cocktail list from Dirty Sips pairs brilliantly with the food. If you enjoy adventurous eating, great produce, and creative Modern Australian cuisine without the pretence, Dirty Supper is a must. Highly recommended — I’ll definitely keep returning
Tickets & Attractions in Singapore
MINT Museum of Toys houses a world-class collection of vintage toys and collectable items! Since its inauguration, the museum has expanded its collection, amassing well over 50,000 items, 8,500 of which are on display in the museum. The toys and items hail from over 40 countries and range in date from the 1840s to 1980s. These are displayed across four thematic levels of the museum (Outerspace, Characters, Childhood Favourites and Collectables).
Step into Sentosa 4D AdventureLand, an indoor attraction on Sentosa Island in Singapore. Experience 4D shows and rides using motion seats and effects like wind and water. Try simulations, including virtual roller coasters and interactive experiences. Plan to spend about 1–2 hours here, depending on how many experiences you choose and how busy it is. You can move through the attraction at your own pace, joining each show or ride based on availability and queue times. Access multiple 4D rides and shows, including motion simulators and interactive experiences. Each one has a different theme, and you can move from one to the next easily during your visit.
Trace the fascinating story of the Indian diaspora in Singapore at the Indian Heritage Centre. Learn about the Indian influence on Singaporean society from pre-colonial to post-colonial times, and discover the continued cross-pollination of South Asian and South-East Asian cultures. Immersive exhibits will take you on a mental voyage into the journeys made across the continent by Indian migrants, and detail the rich tapestry of cultural treasures they brought with them.
KidsSTOP™ is Science Centre Singapore's dedicated children's science centre, designed to help kids aged 8 and under imagine, experience, discover, and dream. Let them loose to inquire, investigate, and innovate in a safe space where science is actually fun!
Singapore has some rather eye-popping flora, but the Lion City prides itself on one flower above all – the orchid. In this bespoke perfume-making workshop, you'll learn the art of digitized and touchless perfume making using orchid-infused oils and other naturally derived ingredients to create your very own orchid perfume based on your personality! Immerse yourself in augmented reality as you enjoy Singaporean floral heritage. As well as smelling nice, it's beautiful too, with beach on one side and rain forest on the other!
Think airports are all about queuing, rushing, and stress? Let Singapore change your mind! Discover the story of the world's best airport, and sneak a peek behind the scenes of this busy international hub with a ticket for Changi Experience Studio. Located in the Jewel shopping complex, this futuristic multimedia attraction spans 3,000 square feet of high-tech video games, interactive touch-points, and spectacular visual exhibits to immerse you in every aspect of the airport.
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