After injecting Chinatown Complex with a dose of new-school cool, this hawker-centre beer stall made the move in September 2017 to much bigger digs, just minutes from the National University of Singapore. With eight craft beers on tap and an impressive booty of bottled craft suds, sourced from far-flung corners of the world, it's a brew enthusiast’s paradise.
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