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Singapore
travel - Riversider

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There
are plenty of places to eat all along the river, especially
Boat Quay that stretches along the southwestern side where
restored shops, godowns, and office buildings lie altogether.
The most outstanding type of shop in Boat Quay area is but
alfresco restaurants that serve Western visitors and local
business people.
And if you walk up north of Boat Quay, you will find Quarke
Quay which its name was taken from Sir Andrew Clarke, the
governor of Straits Settlements from 1873-1875. Quarke Quay
is full of godowns constructed during 1860 to 1920 by Chinese
and European entrepreneurs.
It is also a popular dining spot with its highlight that is
floating restaurants on the river.
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