Life's a beach! Makbesar SG is back again with a 5-day event filled with Food, Fun & Fiesta.
GrandBite@Sentosa is an F1 fringe event supported by Sentosa Development Corporation that will feature rows of delectable food stalls and retail merchants, carnival rides and attractions for kids while being entertained by local and international artistes under the sun, or the stars (depending on the time you’re there).
GrandBite has something for everyone - day & night, rain or shine! Don't let the bad vibes tide you down.
- Container Park
More than 15 containers will be housing the retail and F&B merchants, some with window glasses and equipped with air-conditioners. Very Artbox-esque, very cool and very hip! Plus a little shopping by the beach won’t do any harm especially when there’s a sail going on!
- Amusement Park by Uncle Ringo
What’s a fiesta if it doesn’t include an amusement park?!
Carnival rides, game stalls, inflatable bouncy castle - just to name a few. It is the perfect place for kids and also adults who need to let loose. Parents can enjoy the view of their children having fun while they enjoy some shopping at the same time. If you’re an adult and want to relive the days taking rides as a kid while screaming at the top of your lungs, have at it. It will be our little sea-cret.
- Meet the Stars under the stars!
Be captivated by some of the big names in entertainment performing live on a grand stage such as Jack & Rai, Suhaimi Yusof, Raw Energie, Hady Mirza, Ryzal Noh and many more. If that is not enough, one of the main highlights will be a Reggae concert with Singapore's very own Reggae band, Bushmen and for the first time - a Reggae group flown from Indonesia - Gangsta Rasta, with over 6 million views on YouTube.
Influencers and TikTok stars like Titus Low, Sujimy Mohamad, Andi Hans also known as MakObekDangdut and many more will be making their appearances online and all around GrandBite @ Sentosa. Let’s Shell-ebrate good times!
- Tropic like it’s hot!
It doesn’t say beach life without a fire performance. Be charmed by fire players but of course at a safe distance.
And to make things hotter, presenting you a group of sultry belly dancers who will make your hips sway away and while you are at it, join them to burn some calories off - so you can buy more food later! 🍕
If belly dancing is not your cup of sea, you can get hot and heavy in a K-pop/Zumba fitness session while soaking in vitamin sea! So, shell we dance?
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How to get there?
By Cable Car:
Get into Sentosa by Cable Car and you will be rewarded with an aerial overview of the Island including Resorts World Sentosa and Universal Studios, Singapore’s City skyline and Harbour. The best mode of transport into the island takes you directly to the attractions hub of Sentosa: Imbiah Lookout. Alight and be ready to kick-start your Sentosa journey with 11 attractions to choose from at Imbiah Lookout.
To get here, alight at Harbourfront MRT and take Exit B (Harbourfront Centre). Follow directional signs leading to Singapore Cable Car station at Harbourfront Tower II. Double the pleasure as your ticket gains you admission into Sentosa, as well as Asia’s First Cable Car Museum.
By MRT:
Take the North-East Line or Circle Line and alight at the HarbourFront Station. From there, you may either take the Sentosa Express located at the 3rd level of VivoCity shopping mall (Lobby L), or take a leisurely stroll down along the Sentosa Boardwalk into Sentosa. Train fares vary.
By Sentosa Express:
The Sentosa Express, located at VivoCity (Lobby L, Level 3), provides easy access to Sentosa, HarbourFront Center.
By Shuttle Bus from Beach Station to Vivo City (One - Way Out of Sentosa)
Every Friday - Sunday and Public Holidays 6pm to 9pm (last bus from Beach Station at 9pm)
By Public Buses:
Take a bus and alight along Telok Blangah Road. From there, you may either take the Sentosa Express located at the 3rd level of VivoCity shopping mall (Lobby L), or take a leisurely stroll along the Sentosa Boardwalk into Sentosa.
Bus numbers: 65, 80, 93, 188, 855, 10, 30, 97, 100, 131, 143, 145, 166