On weekends, many Singaporeans like to head to Johor Bahru to relax, but it's hard to say whether they can have fun and eat authentically. In order to let everyone eat and drink well, we have sorted out the most complete Johor Bahru strategy on the whole network! Make sure you have a great time and eat every time!
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First of all, before entering Malaysia, remember to fill out the Malaysia Arrival Card (MDAC) in advance and bring your passport.
The suggested route from Singapore to Johor Bahru is to take the MRT to Kranji and then change to bus 170 or take bus CW1 from Malaysia.
At the Singapore checkpoint, you can pass through self-service customs by swiping your passport. Unless there is a long queue during the holidays, the whole process can be completed in 20 minutes. After swiping the passport, go downstairs and continue to queue up to take the bus, and after arriving at the Malaysian border, you can successfully go abroad by swiping the passport for self-service customs clearance.
In addition to taking Singapore's SMRT buses into Johor Bahru, you can also choose to take a bus that crosses the border and goes directly to the Singapore border from Jurong, Quinn Street and other places.
After entering the country, follow the flow of people and walk forward, and after crossing the first flyover is the Johor Bahru Railway Station. Here you can buy a phone card or exchange money,
Those who want to go to other cities in Malaysia can also take the train from here.
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After the second flyover, you will find the City Square mall, where you can eat, drink and have fun.
On the other side of the mall is Johor Bahru's city centre, where you can wander around and if you're lucky, you can meet local Malays singing fluent in Chinese.
In addition, everyone can also visit the ancient temple of Johor not far away to pay their respects and welcome good luck.
If you want to settle lunch on the spot, you can enjoy it at the Golden Dragon Curry Fish Head and the nearby Kyoleyu Bread West Candy Factory. The curry here is fragrant and delicious, and the price is super conscientious.
There are also many business districts in Johor Bahru, and the most convenient way to get to other places is to use Grab to get a taxi, but remember to exchange your payment method for cash before taking a taxi.
If you like to play escape rooms, remember to try the horror dungeon of Johor Bahru to ensure that it is enjoyable.
In addition, those who love to eat late-night snacks should not miss the roadside food stalls in Johor Bahru to ensure that the taste is authentic!
Finally, "Singapore Eye" warmly reminds that since Singapore's mobile phone card cannot be used in Malaysia, friends can choose to buy an eSIM on Shopee now, or buy a phone card on the spot when entering Malaysia, and ask local personnel to help replace it.
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