Welcome back to school! As you settle into the new academic year and work towards becoming an academic weapon, be sure to play just as hard. If you’re in NTU (also jokingly known as Pulau NTU), we have placed some GetGo cars around the campus for your supper runs and more. We also sussed out some hangout spots with student discounts to make planning easier. 👇🏻

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Boon Lay Power Nasi Lemak has earned its reputation as a culinary gem near NTU. Stories from your seniors will tell you how beloved this eatery is. It serves up a mouthwatering array of nasi lemak options that will satisfy your late-night cravings.

Their signature Nasi Lemak features fragrant coconut rice paired with crispy chicken wings, otah, and a perfectly fried egg. The sambal — a crucial component of any nasi lemak — strikes an ideal balance between spiciness and flavour. If you have a larger appetite, the unique squid or fish fillet variations will be sure to fill you up.

What sets Boon Lay Power Nasi Lemak apart is its generous portions and wallet-friendly prices. You’ll find yourself returning time and again for a satisfying supper that won’t burn a hole in your wallet.

📍 Address: 221B Boon Lay Place, #01-106, Singapore 642221
⏰ Opening hours: 4.30pm – 3.30am daily
📞 Contact: 6266 4466
🍴 Halal status: Halal, Muslim-owned
🌐 Website: facebook.com/BLPNL

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When midnight hunger pangs strike, get on a GetGo, roll down the windows, and enjoy the night drive to The Ramen Stall in town. This will quickly become your go-to spot for a comforting bowl of Japanese noodles, especially during finals season when you’re mugging late into the night. Indulge in the signature Tonkotsu Ramen, which features a rich, creamy broth that’s been simmered for hours. The perfectly cooked noodles, tender chashu (thinly sliced braised pork), and ajitsuke tamago (marinated soft-boiled egg) create a harmonious blend of flavours and textures.

For those seeking a spicier kick, the Spicy Miso Ramen is a must-try. The fiery broth, enhanced with aromatic miso paste, will warm you up on rainy nights.

📍 Address: 787 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198755
⏰ Opening hours: 11.30am – 5am daily
📞 Contact: 9008 8851
🍴 Halal status: Not halal
🌐 Website: theramenstall.com.sg

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Swee Choon Tim Sum is no stranger to us. A go-to spot for comforting dim sum, it’s open until 4am and offers a wide array of traditional and innovative dishes.Sit down for the signature Mee Suah Kueh, which is a crispy rice noodle cake with the perfect blend of textures. Don’t miss out on classics like siew mai, har gow, and char siew bao.

The salted egg yolk custard bun is another unmissable highlight, with a delightful explosion of sweet and savoury flavours.

Still fiending for dim sum? Read up on our favourite dim sum restaurants, including halal dim sum places as well as restaurants that are open till late.

Address: 181 Jalan Besar, Singapore 208882
Opening hours: Wed to Mon, 7am – 4am
Contact: 6225 7788
Halal status: Not halal
Website: sweechoon.com

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Ask your seniors where their usual supper haunt is and they’ll most likely tell you about NTI Food Court, or more commonly known as the Extension. Conveniently located right outside NTU, it’s truly like another home, providing delicious and affordable food options late into the night. Fuel up with fishball noodles starting from just $3, or choose from options like prata and oyster omelette.

End off your night at the nearby karaoke joint along the same stretch, or drive a GetGo to the nearby Yunnan garden to enjoy the night breeze with your kakis.

📍 Address: 964 Jurong West Street 91, Singapore 640964

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DLLM, short for Dinner LokLok Mou is located a stone’s throw away from Pioneer MRT station. It has become a favourite among NTU students seeking a supper option that has something for everyone, settling the age-old “supper where?” question with ease.
Choose from an extensive selection of over 30 skewer varieties, including classics like fish balls and sausages, and unique offerings like quail eggs and fried wonton. The self-service concept allows you to pick your skewers and boil them in the broth provided.

Don’t miss the signature dipping sauces — the Thai chilli and satay peanut are particularly moreish. For a truly satisfying experience, try the cheese-coated skewers, which are the ultimate crowd-pleaser, thanks to their rich and gooey texture.

📍 Address: Block 638 Jurong West Street 61, Singapore 640638
⏰ Opening hours: 11am – 3am daily
📞 Contact: 8875 0230
🍴 Halal status: Not halal
🌐 Website: facebook.com/DinnerLokLokMou

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Sometimes, all we need is a sweet treat, especially after a stressful day at school. Satiate your cravings at Waffl, a charming dessert spot tucked away in Jurong. Choose from a wide selection of tasty toppings for their ice cream waffles — from classic maple syrup to salted caramel. Unlike its name, Waffl not only serves the classic ice cream waffles, but an assortment of specialty drinks too, like milkshakes and smoothies.

You can also try their delectable waffle burgers that marry crispy waffles and juicy patties. Our top pick is the Smoked Salmon Waffle Burger for its briny and buttery taste. The café’s relaxed atmosphere also makes it an ideal spot for a study break or a late-night catch-up with friends.

📍 Address: Block 262, Jurong East Street 24, #01-489, Singapore 600262
⏰ Opening hours: Mon to Thu, 5pm – 1.30am | Fri to Sun, 3pm – 1.30am
📞 Contact: 6993 9470
🍴 Halal status: Halal-certified
🌐 Website: instagram.com/wafflsg

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Make full use of your student card perks by enjoying substantial savings on late-night cinema outings. Many local theatres offer special student discounts for midnight screenings and allow you to catch the latest blockbusters at a fraction of the regular price.

Golden Village offers attractive rates for students, with up to 40% off the standard price during their midnight shows. Similarly, Cathay Cineplexes offers student-friendly pricing for late-night screenings with their Sneaks programme.

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Play Nation offers an extensive collection of console games for you and your buddies to decompress after a gruelling academic day. Channel your competitive energy with a game of Mario Kart and see who emerges as the champion. Alternatively, test your collaborative skills with games like Overcooked and Moving Out.

Remember to flash your student card and make use of The Student Package which offers extended gaming hours at reduced rates.

📍 Address: 58 Prinsep Street, Singapore 188686
⏰ Opening hours: Sun to Thu, 12pm – 11pm | Fri and Sat, 12pm – 3am
📞 Contact: 6336 9578
🌐 Website: playnation.com

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Engage your intellect and challenge your friends at The Mind Cafe, a board game haven that offers an exclusive student discount on weekdays. Starting at only $12.90 for unlimited game time, you can choose from up to 500 games including strategy and quirky party favourites. Test your detective skills with Cluedo or flex your vocabulary muscles in a heated round of Scrabble. For a more immersive experience, try cooperative games like Pandemic or Forbidden Island where teamwork is key to victory.

The cafe’s cosy ambience and affordable snacks make it the perfect spot for a break from your studies or a fun night out. Whether you’re a board game novice or a seasoned strategist, The Mind Cafe promises hours of entertainment without budgetary worries.

📍 Address: 60A Prinsep Street, #02-01, Singapore 188664. View the other outlet.
⏰ Opening hours: 11am – 11pm daily
📞 Contact: 6334 4426
🌐 Website: themindcafe.com.sg

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Prawning is an exciting outdoor activity away from screen time. This unique pastime allows you to experience the thrill of catching your own seafood while enjoying quality time with friends.

The new ORTO at Haw Par Villa allows you to prawn till late, a great activity to chill and take your mind off the day’s worry during a sleepless night. Once you’re done catching ‘em all, head to the charcoal grill stations for a mini BBQ session and enjoy your fresh catch at no extra cost. 🦐

📍 Address: #01-12/13 ORTO, 27 West Coast Highway, Singapore 117867
⏰ Opening hours: 10am – 3am daily
📞 Contact: 8685 2181
🌐 Website: orto.sg

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Snag student discounts while bowling at Orchid Bowl, one of Singapore’s largest bowling facilities with a sleek, modern, and huge interior. Round up your friends, bring along your student cards, and bowl for just $3.50 per game during off-peak hours on weekdays. Whether you’re an experienced bowler or a complete novice, you’ll find the experience both enjoyable and wallet-friendly.

While this location can be quite a hassle to get to, drive there or any other place in Singapore with ease using the various GetGo cars in campus.

📍 Address: 1 Orchid Club Road, #02-37 Orchid Country Club, Singapore 769162
⏰ Opening hours: Sun to Thu, 11am – 11pm | Fri and Sat, 11am – 1am
📞 Contact: 6759 5260
🌐 Website: orchidclub.com/orchid-bowl

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We’ve all heard about the amazing exhibitions at the ArtScience Museum, but did you know that they screen movies, too? Grab your friends and head down to one of their free screenings, including blockbuster films like Disney’s CoCo and short films like Dreams and Rituals. The latter explores popular Asian myths and grandmother’s tales, and the role that women play in these stories. To further enrich your experience, each film is curated to complement the exhibitions in the museum.

📍 Address: 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974
⏰ Opening hours: 10am – 7pm daily
📞 Contact: 6688 8888
🌐 Website: marinabaysands.com/museum.html