Race Course Road Supper Spot is a late night listing in Little India, Singapore, curated for Nearby SG's seed dataset. This page is sample editorial content designed for SEO and schema testing — treat business details as illustrative rather than live verification. The venue sits at 66 Race Course Road, Singapore 218573, with the nearest MRT reference logged as Farrer Park (NE8). Published hours on this seed record read Daily 18:00–03:30, and the indicative price band is $.
Little India itself is known for Tekka Centre, Serangoon Road, Mustafa Centre, and visitors typically arrive via Little India, Farrer Park, Rochor, Jalan Besar. For late night seekers, the neighbourhood pattern matters as much as the shopfront: lunch peaks, weekend family traffic, and how close you are to an interchange all change the experience. Race Course Road Supper Spot is positioned for people who already know they want something in the late-night category but still need practical logistics — address clarity, MRT walking context, and what the place is known for.
What stands out on this seed profile: Tandoori late plates; Open past 3am; Weekend crowds. Those highlights are the editorial hooks we would normally confirm on a site visit — queue behaviour, signature items, accessibility notes, and whether the space works for laptops, kids, or quick takeaway. Because Nearby SG is indexation-first, each place page carries unique prose rather than a thin directory stub, so crawlers and answer engines receive meaningful context about neighbourhood fit.
Getting there: from Farrer Park (NE8), budget a short walk or a one-stop bus hop depending on rain and peak-hour crowd flow. Singapore's CBD-adjacent and heartland neighbourhoods differ sharply in last-mile feel; Orchard and Marina Bay are mall-connected, while Katong–Joo Chiat and parts of Little India reward slower street-level navigation. If you are transferring across lines, check which exit faces 66 Race Course Road before you surface — exit letters save more time than rushing.
Timing tips for late-night in Little India: weekday mornings are usually calmer for cafes and clinics; hawker stalls can sell out signature items by early afternoon; tuition centres cluster after school hours; late-night spots fill after cinema and nightlife peaks. Family venues get busiest mid-weekend, so arrive near opening if you need stroller space or quieter rooms. Always re-check public holiday hours — Singapore F&B and clinic schedules commonly shift on eve-of-holiday evenings.
Nearby alternatives within the same category help you plan a multi-stop afternoon: Nearby SG links related late night pages and the Little India neighbourhood hub so you can compare options without bouncing through generic search results. Use the neighbourhood guide for street context and the category guide for intent-led browsing (brunch, walk-in GP, supper after midnight, primary tuition, and so on).
Accessibility and comfort notes (sample): look for step-free mall routes where relevant, ask about high chairs at family-leaning F&B, and confirm whether seating is indoor air-conditioned or open-air — a practical detail in Singapore's humidity. Payment norms vary; many F&B spots accept cards and common e-wallets, while some hawker stalls remain cash-preferring. Phone contact on this seed listing is +65 6294 7788; treat it as unverified sample data.
Editorial methodology: Nearby SG builds thick place pages so that neighbourhood + category + logistics form a coherent answer for searchers. We prioritise MRT references, postal codes, opening-hour strings, and highlight bullets that map cleanly into LocalBusiness JSON-LD. This listing is marked sample/seed in the project README; production launch requires domain DNS control, Google Search Console verification, and a content refresh cadence to replace illustrative venues with verified partners.
If you are exploring Little India more broadly, start with the neighbourhood hub for a long-form orientation covering vegetarian & south indian food, late-night snacks, textiles, festivals. From there, jump into category hubs such as cafes, hawker, clinics, tuition, family, and late-night to continue discovery with schema-backed collection pages. Race Course Road Supper Spot is one node in that graph — useful alone, more useful when read with its neighbours.
Practical checklist before you go: (1) confirm today's hours against public holidays; (2) pick the MRT exit that matches Farrer Park (NE8); (3) decide whether you need seating, takeaway, or appointment slots; (4) note the price band $ so expectations match; (5) skim highlights — Tandoori late plates — to decide if this matches your intent. Singapore discovery works best when search intent is narrow: specialty coffee near Somerset, family clinic Tampines evening, late supper Jurong East after last train planning. Nearby SG writes to those intents with neighbourhood specificity rather than island-wide fluff.
Content freshness note: seed copy was generated for the Nearby SG MVP codebase to ensure every public URL has unique, indexable text. When the site moves to production hosting on https://nearby.sg, each place should receive a verification pass covering address accuracy, opening hours, and whether the business still operates under the listed name. Until then, enjoy the editorial scaffolding — it is intentionally substantial so technical SEO (canonicals, sitemap, JSON-LD) can be tested against real page weight.
Local tip unique to this listing page (race-course-supper): pair your visit with one complementary stop in Little India — for example a cafe before a clinic appointment, or hawker lunch before a family indoor play session — so travel time across Little India, Farrer Park pays off twice. Keep Race Course Road Supper Spot bookmarked inside Nearby SG's browse index if you are building a personal shortlist for late night across multiple neighbourhoods.