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Park Eun-bin's K-drama Spooky In Love filmed in Singapore, features Lau Pa Sat, Kampong Glam and Charlie Goh

Recent episodes of the new Korean drama series Spooky In Love are set in Singapore, featuring iconic locations such as Resorts World Sentosa, Clarke Quay and Lau Pa Sat.

Park Eun-bin's K-drama Spooky In Love filmed in Singapore, features Lau Pa Sat, Kampong Glam and Charlie Goh

Recent episodes of the Korean drama Spooky In Love are being filmed in Singapore, featuring popular locations such as Resorts World Sentosa, Clarke Quay, Kampong Glam, and Lau Pa Sat. Fans may notice familiar sights while watching the supernatural romance-comedy starring actress Park Eun-bin. The show centers on heiress and hotel CEO Cheon Yeo-ri (played by Park Eun-bin), who possesses the ability to see and affect ghosts.

Her love interest, Ma Kang-wook (played by Yang Se-jong), is an attorney who discovers Yeo-ri's secret. In episodes nine and ten, the action shifts to Singapore as Yeo-ri attends a business conference and Kang-wook follows her. Key locations in these episodes include Resorts World Sentosa, where the main characters stay at The Laurus hotel; Singapore Oceanarium, where Yeo-ri has a romantic reunion with Kang-wook; Clarke Quay, Read Bridge, and Chapters by Drinks&Co., a popular bar; Kampong Glam, where they explore shops and sights; Chinatown, where they enjoy Merlion-shaped ice cream; and Lau Pa Sat, where they sample various local dishes like satay, chicken rice, Hokkien mee, and carrot cake.

The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) worked closely with the production team to select locations that enhance the storyline while showcasing Singapore's diverse experiences and vibrant culture.

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