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Casinos and Shopping Malls are Not The Answer
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Not sure the reason(s) for its closure.
Go to a Viet joint. Throw $$$$. Sure to have. Try Balestier Point.
In the 90s it was happening in Jap clubs - Aurora, Arabesque, Iso Bella.
Yup he was the owner. I suspect its location was instrumental. 24 hrs too.
Wongsan was alongside Samsara, Eastside and Buddhabar on the opposite side of the road
these were along Mohd Sultan?
what happened to these joints? fell out of favour?
I thought men like such bars?
Never heard of them.
these must be famous long term ago but as quick as they became famous they were quick to fall out of favour?
And they advertise in sg newspapers
SG men were and are still deprived...have to go overseas for topless shows
Just legalize medical marijuana
the pap leegalises corruption. more profitable and rewarding to them than legalising marijuana and chewing of gums
what did these Magnolia bars provide? only pastries or hanky panky too?
I guess likely to be either changing tastes or beaten by competition
wow...sounds like it was happening in SG at that time
why was Tivoli popular and doing well against other competitors?
Maybe we can learn from its success and resuscitate that kind of business
Very very rare liao. Nowadays KTV unlike in the past where everything goes.
Don't know the real reason why Fire closed, but I do know that at the tail end, there were hardly anyone there. The whole dance floor could have 3 to 4 persons and they even had arcade machines on level 2, which was also empty. Probably poor business
Never heard of them.
You must be in your early 20s
Now it is stricter?
Many Singaporeans, esp the 50% are like LeongSam. they don't keep in touch with the ground
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probably archaic business model that didn't keep up with time and competition.
Will the pap go the way of Fire at the next GE because the pap didn't keep up with time and lags behind the APs?
Every things means what?
I wonder if any aunty or uncle here can help us with Tivoli, Mondor or magnolia Milk Bar
Yes I've eaten at the Mondor & had a milk shakes at the Magnolia bars.
If I remember correctly there were 3 Magnolia bars. One next to the Arcade, one in the Capitol building & one next to Cold Sorage. Spent my time mostly in Orchard Road after Robinson at Raffles place was burn't down. In those days Orchard Road was a 2 way street & it had Pharmacies, indian shops, bicycle shops, photo studio, car show rooms,... It was for many down town.
I never went to Tivoli but to the stores next to it. Can't remember the shopping centre name, it is where the Paragon is standing today at the junction of Orchard & Bidford Road.
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