Ronin hides its talents behind a dark, tinted-glass door. Walk through and the Brutalist combo of grey concrete, exposed plumbing and low-slung lamps might leave you expecting some tough-talking interrogation. Thankfully, the only thing you'll get slapped with is smooth Australian Genovese coffee – wellness lovers try the 'dirty matcha'. Simple food options include homemade granola and gourmet panini. Cash only.
Ronin
Colonial District, the Quays & Marina Bay
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Nearby Colonial District, the Quays & Marina Bay attractions
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5. Old Hill Street Police Station
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Often referred to as 'new Parliament', the building is situated behind the Old Parliament House. It was opened in 1999 and proceedings are open to the…
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