Mayfair is an affluent area in the West of London. Living life at its finest best describes what the precinct has to offer. Mayfair Gardens takes after this prestigious name as it is also nestled in an influential district - Bukit Timah, where it shares the same value as Mayfair in London. At Mayfair Gardens, one can truly enjoy an unparalleled lifestyle.

BUKIT TIMAH SADDLE CLUB 51 Fairways Drive, Singapore 286965

The Singapore Turf Club (STC) was formed as early as 1842. Singapore's first horse racing track and stand was built in present-day Farrer Park, and the first race took place in 1843.

SINGAPORE BOTANIC GARDENS 1 ClunyRoad, Singapore259569

CHAMPIONS PUBLIC GOLF COURSE 60 Fairways Drive, Singapore 286966

Buildings and institutions that were once part of Bukit Timah's kampong past can still be found in the area today. This trail features a former railway station as well as houses of faith that were once central to the religious and social lives of kampong residents and now serve the same function for their respective congregations.

From King Albert Park MRT station (exit A), walk west down Bukit Timah Road towards the railway truss bridge. There is a path near the bridge that leads towards the former Bukit Timah Railway Station, Constructed in the 1930s, the station was part of a former railway line connecting Singapore and the Malay Peninsula. The railway line ran alongside and sometimes bisected a number of settlements, including Kampong Quarry and Fuyong Estate.

The last stop on this short trail is Hoon San Temple, which is just a street away from Masjid Al-Hula. Built in 1902 by immigrants from Jiazhou village in Fujian, China, Hoon San Temple features interlocking wooden beams which were constructed in the Hokkien style, as well as intricate frescos and murals themed on filial piety and traditional Chinese culture.

You can catch a bus or the MRT to Sixth Avenue. Walk down Sixth Avenue towards laIan Haji Alias, and head towards Masjid Al-Huda. Built in 1925, the mosque was central to the community life of Muslim villagers in the area, which was previously dotted with kampongs until the 1980s.

During World War II (WWII), Bukit Timah was a key target for the Japanese as the British supply depots, reservoirs and the strategic Bukit Timah Hill were all located in the area. This trail explores WWII-related sites as well as places that carry the memories and legacies of the Japanese Occupation.

Bukit Timah consists of a number of social and leisure landmarks that are well-loved by its residents and Singaporeans. This trail covers some of these landmarks including popular eating destinations, Singapore's first UNESCO World Heritage Site as well as vital centres of research and education.

The former Raffles College grounds adjoin the Singapore Botanic Gardens which is the last stop on this trail. Established in 1859, the Gardens is Singapore's first UNESCO World Heritage Site. Through the years, the Gardens played significant roles in botanical science and conservation.

BIKEHAUS

• 553 Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 269693
• 785 Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 269761

TAY JUNCTION (Otherwise also known as Tay Cycle)

• 733 Bukit Timah Road, Second Avenue Junction
• #01-10 / #01-04 & #01-07, Singapore 269748

BIKE TECHNICS PTE LTD

• 816 Uooer Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 678149

LAS MAQUINAS

• 6 Hindhede Road, Singapore 589242

GALLEN SPORTS

• 1 Jalan Anak Bukit #B1-61/62/63 Bukit Timah Plaza, Singapore 588996

ESPORTS

• 170 Upper Bukit Timah Road #B2-15, Singapore 588179

SPRUCE @ FIRE STATION

Occupying the compound that was once the old Bukit Tinian fire station, this is a perfect place for first dates or just to chill out. The,r weekend brunch is delish and absolutely worth it. Also, beer is reasonably priced here!

260 Upper Bukit Timah Road #01-01, Singapore 588190 Operating Flours: 5.30pm -1.00am (Mon to Wed)1130am - 1.00am (Thu & Fri) 9.00am - 1.00am (Sat, Sun & PH)

SPIZE @ TEMASEK CLUB

Nestled in the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve as part of the Temasek Club. Spize@Temasek Club is the latest addition to the Spize family and offers our guest a new dining experience. Spize @ Temasek Club offers the best Spize dishes with a slightly modern twist. Cod Fish in rich fish stock with Baby Bok Choy & Rice Noodles as well as French Cut Lamb Rack with Roasted Cauliflower Puree are some of the exciting new items on offer. Thoughtful detailed interiors, lush surroundings, friendly relaxed service and generous portions are the hallmarks of Spize @ Temasek Club.

131 Rifle Range Road #03-04, Singapore 588406. Operating Hours: 8am - llpm (Mon to Sun & Eve of PH).

GREENWOOD FISH MARKET & BISTRO

Greenwood Fish Market offers more than just fresh seafood. We offer an entire experience. Expect to find the most exquisite, gargantuan and outlandish seafood at this neighbourhood fish shop. Dishes are kept unpretentious and the simple cooking style highlights the freshness of the ingredients. Chef Alan thrives in the kitchen, allowing his creativity and talent to bring forth new levels of cooking through his experimentation.

34/38 Greenwood Avenue, Singapore 289236. Tel: 6467 4950. Operating Hours:12.00pm to 10.30pm daily

RISTORANTE PIZZERIA GIUSEPPE

This is a personal favourite of mine. The lasagna and tiramisu are a must to order. Do ask for their secret off the menu dishes (e.g Lamb Risotto, which is really good), you will be blown away.

29 Greenwood Avenue Hillcrest Park, Singapore 289221 Operating Hours: 12pm - 2.30pm, 6pm - lOpm (Tue to Sun).

SHINYUU JAPANESE RESTAURANT

16 Greenwood Avenue Hificrest Road, Singapore 289209
Operating Hours: 12:00pm - 3:00pm, 6:00pm - 10:00pm Daily
Contact: 6763 4939 or 9688 2996

AJIYA OKONOMIYAKI RESTAURANT

104 falan furong Kechil, Singapore 598603
Operating Hours: 72:00pm - 2.30pm, 5.30pm -10:00pm (rue to Sun)
Contact: 6463 3467

YAKITORI LOUNGE HIBIKI

833 Bukit Timah Road #01-06 Royal Ville, Singapore 279887
Operating Hours: 5pm - 11.30pm Daily
Contact: 6519 6894

YOYOGI

The Grandstand 200 Turf Club Road #07-12, Singapore 287994
Operating Hours:12:00pm - 2.30pm, 6.30pm - 10:30pm (Tue to Sun)
Contact: 6468 8826

RISTORANTE DA VALENTINO

Ristorante Da Valentino is an Italian restaurant in Singapore managed by Chef Valentino and his family, together with a team of dedicated staff. Started in July 2005 and located at The Grandstand. Ristorante Da Valentino is a 134-seater restaurant with 3 private rooms, 2 semi-private rooms and 5 cozy 'mini caves' that can seat up to 4 people. The restaurant also serves seasonal dishes just like restaurants in Italy.

200 Turf Club Road #01-19, Singapore 287994. Telephone: 6462 0555
Lunch -12:00pm - 2:30pm (Tue to Sat), 12:00pm - 3:00pm (Sat & Sun)
Dinner - 6:00pm - 10:30pm (Tue to Sun)

UDDERS ICE CREAM

Udders offers kick ass ice cream guararteed to have you moo-ing in satisfaction! Try our delectable local flavours ;think drop-dead &Iran) and potent alcoholic flavours. Might get you high ;)We are proudySngaporear-owned and 100% locally made.

17 Lorong Mat, #01-08 Kits! Court, Singapore 598139. Telephone: 6466 1055
Milking Hours:12om -11pm (Mon to Thu)12pm -12am (Fr) llam -12am (Sat)
11am - 11pm (Sun) Eve of PH TM 12am

DANCING CRAB @ THE GRANDSTAND (TURF CITY)

Dancing Crab is known for its happy atmosphere, lively music, and high spirits. Always brimming with life, we bring the emphasis of taste, flavour and service to colorful locations across the world, welcoming its guests to eat, drink, and be merry.

The Grandstand 200 Turf Club Road #01-20/21, Singapore 287994
(Old Turf Club in Bukit Timah)
Operating Hours: 5.30pm - 10.00pm (Mon to Sun), 11.30am - 3.00pm (Sat, Sun & PH)

MYUNG GA II

If you watch enough Korean variety shows, you will know that Koreans really love what they call Donkasseu (513.90++). This Korean version of tonkatsu features pork cutlet drenched in a slightly sweet and spicy curry sauce. Out of the 10 Korean restaurants in this list, Myung Ga is the only one that sells Donkasseu. Also popular here is their Bibim-naengmyun ($13.90++). The thinly stretched noodles are chewy and smooth enough for anyone to slurp it up in one go.

1 lalan Anak Bukit Bukit Timah Plaza, Singapore 588996
Opening Hours: 12pm - 4pm & 6pm — 9pm (Tue to Sun). Closed on Mondays.

VIOLET OON

Savour our authentic Nyonya and local fare at Violet's home away from home. Every dish upheld to time-honoured recipes, cooked without shortcuts or compromises, and served with a hearty dose of Peranakan hospitality.

881 Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 279393
Operating Hours: 12pm — 10.30pm (Tue to Sun). Closed on Mondays.

DRAGON PHOENIX

Dragon Phoenix (Grand), a traditional and reputable Chinese restaurant with more than four decades of experience. Its Founder, Master Chef Hooi Kok Wai (one of the Singapore's "4 Heavenly Chefs") created popular dishes like the Singapore's first Chilli Crab, Phoenix Spring Chicken, Yam Basket, and Kyoto Pork Ribs. Together with the three other "Heavenly Chefs" (the late Mr Thom Mui Kai, Mr Sin Leong and Mr Lau Yoke Puy), they created the "Lunar New Year Raw Fish", an essential dish during the festive season.

131 Rifle Range Road, Temasek Club, Singapore 588406 (2nd Level Of Block 2)
Operating Hours:11.30pm -3pm, 6pm -10.30pm Daily
For booking enquiries / reservations, please call 6463 3628