Showing posts with label Sembawang Road. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sembawang Road. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Sembawang Road

Sembawang Road is another long road with numerous eateries as well as interesting landmarks along the way...

An interesting thing about Sembawang Road is that it runs all the way to the boundary of Singapore (sea) !

See how Sembawang Jetty is near the Sembawang Road Park from the Map below?



How To Drive/Ride/Jog/Walk To Sembawang Road Park From Upper Thomson Road :

Step 1. Follow Upper Thomson Road (drive/ride/jog/walk AWAY from Macritchie).

Step 2. Notice that the two roads meet at the Springleaf area (where you can find Hans, Ngee Fou Ampang Yong Tau Foo, The Prata Place and Yuzuya Japanese Restaurant).

Step 3. By continuing to follow up Sembawang road, you will eventually reach Sembawang Shopping Center.

Step 4. Look out for a sign to turn right onto Sembawang Road. (Note : if you don't turn right and keep driving/riding/jogging/walking straight, you will find yourself on Canberra Road instead).


Step 5. Keep following the road and you will eventually reach Sembawang Road Park. Don't worry that you'll miss it because it's right at the end where the sea is ! 

Upper Thomson Road Map

How To Make Sense of This Upper Thomson Road Google Map...



How To Make Sense of This Upper Thomson Road Streetdirectory.com.sg Map


There are two ends on the Upper Thomson Road Maps : 

At the top end of both maps is Sembawang Road (Upper Thomson Road Ampang Yong Tau Foo - Ngee Fou / Springleaf area)
At the bottom end of both maps is Lornie Road (Macritchie Reservoir)
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  • To visit the rest of Upper Thomson Road, click on Lornie Road, then drag/pull your mouse DOWNWARDS.
  • All the Upper Thomson Road Food Eateries lie between Sembawang Road and Lornie Road. 
  • Zoom into the top-most map to see where the Bus Stops are located.
  • The buses that run all the way from Lornie Road to Sembawang Road are 167 and 980. Click here for the bus route details of SMRT 167 and SMRT 980




(Personally, I still like referring to www.streedirectory.com because it shows smaller roads and landmarks more clearly.)