The Red Dot Design musuem is now a landmark to showcase the various innovation in this little island. Whilst the musuem is an anchor tenant, the red dot Traffic houses some creative companies, including advertising agencies and design studios.
Nestled within these red walls is a Pacific Coffee pitstop, and one of Singapore's best hidden secret hideouts! But it's really too good not to share this with everyone.
The Pacific Coffee brand has gained much popularity in both Hong Kong and China, with most branches strategically situated at Central Business Districts such as Raffles Link, Raffles Place, Citibank Plaza, Bank of China Tower and IFC Mall. The weekday crowd is hardly ever underdressed to say the least ;)
Comparing to the lights of the more commercialised Starbucks and Coffee Bean, this place offers ultra comfy couches (those that allows you return into a fetial position while reading your book), as well as a library of magazines. We're talking about Travel + Leisure, BusinessWeek, Cubes and many more selections!
And if you need to spend the weekend working on 'that' piece of assignment, here's the place which will give you way more inspiration than that 3-by-3 cubicle of yours. Fresher environment, faster thinking, smarter working ;)
Pacific Coffeered dot Traffic
28, Maxwell Road
Singapore
Tel: 6327 4835
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2 comments:
If you are concerned about the Australian yobbo factor, it is pretty easy to just stay away from the areas where they congregate, eg, Kuta. When we went we stayed at an Eco Lodge in the hills behind Jimbaran bay (Udayana Eco Lodge), then moved to Ubud (which is actually really busy these days so I would probably recommend staying in one of the quieter, surrounding villages) and then to Candi Dasa which used to be big with European tourists but is now extremely quiet due to the lack of beach. It is still a nice place though. The place we stayed at was called Kubu Bali which I would recommend if you don't mind climbing lots of stairs. Has the best views once you get up to the rooms.
Austin
Thanks for sharing such an interesting information.
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