☘️Gourmaze The Fortune Teller’s Legacy (Chinatown)🥠
Gifted our friend an “adventure” our Chinatown for her birthday🤓
Tbh I had so much fun too even being a local in Chinatown.
❣️3-hour flagship maze – a food adventure with 6 tastings, including an iconic hawker-st
booking of timeslot:
https://www.gourmazehunt.com/sg/maze/the-fortune-tellers-legacy
💰 Price:$60
👾The leader controls 1 mobile phone to receive clues and directions for the adventure.
Additional players will be sent similar WhatsApp messages, for information. But only the leader phone to communicate with the WA aka chatbot.
🫶🏻take note of safety while playing the adventure🦖
🔮Start: Nanyang Old Coffee (Chinatown) Nanyang Old Coffee
Route: ~2 miles / 6000 steps
Duration: ~3 hours
Open daily, 10am- 3pm (closed on Tuesdays)
Ends Near: Outram Park MRT
Ages: All welcome (under 16s with adult).
Children under 10 join free (no ticket needed), but od is not included.
Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible
Dietary: Not suitable for vegetarian, vegan, gluten-
free or halal diets
⛔️Allergies: We can accommodate most dietary needs, but cross-contamination cannot be guaranteed. If you have a severe allergy (e.g. nuts, shellfish, coeliac), we advise against participating.
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This Gourmaze adventure in Chinatown offers more than just a typical food tour—it’s an interactive experience where you and your group become part of a mysterious story inspired by a fortune teller’s legacy. I loved how the route covered around 2 miles with plenty of iconic stops like Nanyang Old Coffee, blending cultural history with delicious bites. One thing I appreciated was how the leader controls the game through a mobile phone, receiving clues and directions that guided us seamlessly from one tasting to the next. The WhatsApp chatbot feature kept the group engaged without feeling overwhelmed. For those planning to join, it’s worth noting the schedule runs from 10am to 3pm daily except Tuesdays—perfect for a weekend outing or a special occasion like a birthday. Safety is emphasized throughout, which is essential since the route isn’t wheelchair accessible and isn’t suitable for certain dietary restrictions like vegan or halal diets. If you have severe allergies, you should check ahead. Plus, the game ends near Outram Park MRT, making it convenient to return home or continue exploring once the tour wraps up. I’d recommend this to locals looking for a fresh way to rediscover Chinatown or visitors eager for an immersive cultural and culinary adventure. It’s a unique way to connect with Singapore’s rich food heritage and the mystical charm of the fortune teller’s tale.
