Bian's Café
Times of IndiaGuidepal.com/RESTAURANTS, SINGAPORE/ Updated : Mar 11, 2016, 15:52 IST
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Bian's Café is a love letter to Chinese opera that wears its heart on its sleeve. The walls are adorned with mismatched photo frames encompassing images of famous opera singers, and costumes from previous performances are in no sh … Read more
Bian's Café is a love letter to Chinese opera that wears its heart on its sleeve. The walls are adorned with mismatched photo frames encompassing images of famous opera singers, and costumes from previous performances are in no short supply either. Read less

A quaint café with plenty of theatrics
Word to the wise: If you're partial to a spot of karaoke, head here on Wednesday nights after 8pm.
Opera lover Bian also owns the nearby Chinese Opera Museum, and his enthusiasm is evident in both the atmosphere of this charming restaurant and the delicious Chinese cuisine served. If you're more 'La Bohème' than 'Farewell my Concubine' just don't tell Bian.
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