However, the village is popularly known for offering various gastronomical delights. A multitude of cafés, pubs, coffee shops, Chinese and Western restaurants can be found within the village. The place one should not miss to stop over at is the hawker centre known as Blk 2, which serves a wide range of local delicacies. Whilst the food at this hawker centre reflects the authentic character and flavour of the local cuisine, food courts in various shopping malls offer mass-produced food. BBQ Seafood, Fried Hokkien Prawn Mee and Nasi Lemak can be found in many stores in the village.
The close by Changi Point Boardwalk is abundant with lush coastal greenery, presenting the ideal spot for a leisurely stroll. Its significance is best experienced during late afternoon when sunset takes place. Singing birds and exotic marine life will greet you as you arrive here. “Sunset Walk”, Kelong Walk”, “Cliff Walk” and “Sailing Point Walk” are the six segments that make up this 1.2 kilometres long walk.
However, if one continues the walk to Netheravon Road, they are bound to encounter about 15 ancient trees, many of which are almost 100 years old and very tall. Among these is the Gamer Hitam Gajah tree having numerous cockatoos among its branches and the towering Sepitir tree which is believed to have grown from the original Changi tree’s seeds.
Another delightful visit would be the Changi Chapel and Museum affording an unparalleled insight into the compelling tales involving the World War II. The place houses remarkable murals, memorabilia, quilts and paintings.
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