Ce La Vi
If you want to end your night by partying with the likes of David Beckham and Justin Bieber, look no further. Ce La Vi, also located on the 57th floor of Marina Bay Sands hotel, boasts 360-degree views of the Singapore skyline and has been ranked one of the top nightclubs in the world.
Chijmes
While the historic Fort Canning Hill is the wedding venue in the book, the film's directors sought a more Instagram-worthy location for the blockbuster version of the wedding ceremony. They chose Chijmes, pronounced Chimes, a 19th-century Catholic convent which was converted into a chic function hall, and is often used for weddings and banquets of the rich and famous. And if the lines of social media influencers standing outside Chijmes at all times are any indication, they chose wisely.
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PHOTO: Chijmes historic building complex in Singapore is pictured in this undated stock photo.
Gardens By the Bay
Gardens by the Bay is a 250-acre futuristic forest nestled in Singapore's downtown. The venue, where the reception takes place, includes a waterfall inside of an enchanted forest made up of towering electric trees.
Joo Chiat Road and Bugis Street
As vibrant as the city itself, these two Singaporean streets are notorious amongst professional Instagrammers for their colorful shophouses. The opulently decorated homes on Joo Chiat and the Sultan Mosque on Bugis will take you on a royal trip through Singapore's rich history. Both dating back to the early 20th century, Joo Chiat was once home to the wealthy merchants who made Singapore into the lavish and elegant city it is today.
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PHOTO: Joo Chiat shophouses in Singapore are pictured in this undated stock photo.
Liao Fan Hawker Chan
At Liao Fan, billionaires and tourists alike will line up at the food stall for what is now known as the world's cheapest Michelin-star meal: a chicken rice dish that comes out to be around one dollar and forty-two cents.
For other Singaporean snacks, check out the Newton Food Center featured in the film, or Lau Pa Sat, the historic food market described in the original novel: pictured above is Choo’s favorite, kueh pie tee, a crispy pastry filled with a sweet & spicy mixture of vegetables and prawns.
Want to see it all IRL yourself? Later this year, Singapore Airlines will begin operating direct flights from Los Angeles and New York. The New York flight will be the longest flight in the world - clocking in at 18 hours and 45 minutes.
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PHOTO: Constance Wu in a scene from "Crazy Rich Asians."
