While visiting Suntec City about two months ago, I stumbled upon this wood-panelled "library" which appear to hail from Victorian times. Furnished with dark wooden panelling, swinging "chandeliers", railings and volumes of scholarly "tomes", it seemed to be the perfect place for a quiet read.
Except that it was as noisy as a hawker centre (heck it is one!) and the only thing intellectual is the science that went into laksa gravy. Here are some photos of my culinary discovery in an experiential food court themed like a library.
This group of people doesn't look like they are going to settle down with a quiet book in their hands. Notice the boxes of IT equipment being carried - newly gotten gains from the
PC Show.
I like the authentic looking wooden railings above this fishball noodle shop. They add a certain class and style to your dining experience. Unfortunately, I don't think the hungry crowd really cares two hoots about romance.
