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Beyond Char Siew Siew Yoke – Cantonese Words & Phrases You Can Impress Your Grandma With

If you read the previous article on Hokkien 101, you’d know that I grew up speaking Hokkien.

What I didn’t add, however, is that my parents and grandparents spoke both Hokkien and Cantonese fluently, though I only managed to pick up 1 dialect.

I’ve always wanted to pick up Cantonese though but I can never seem to properly grasp the dialect’s tones and pronunciation.

But today, I’m going to try my best to convey the basic Cantonese words and phrases that I’ve managed to learn from my helpful colleagues and family.

The flow will be the same as the Hokkien 101 article, so it’ll be easier for comparison. Now, let’s dive in!

1. Oy and Mm-Oy

Oy, means “want” and Mm-Oy means “don’t want”.

The lack of consonants in Oy bothers me a little bit.

So in future, if the waitress in Yum Cha pushes you the dim sum cart for Phoenix Claws, just say “Mm-Oy“.

2. Oy-Mm-Oy

It took me a while to not completely butcher this term into “Oy-Moy”.

Oy-Mm-Oy is the Cantonese equivalent of “Ai Mai”.

Example: “We’re planning a trip to Hong Kong in November and we have one more slot in our AirBNB. Oy-Mm-Oy?”

3. Chut Hoi

Chut Hoi, sometimes also known as Chut Gai, means “going out” or “heading out”.

Chut Hooi directly translates into “leaving home” and Chut Gai translates into “Going onto the street”. Either way, both mean that you’re not home.

Example: “Where are you going? Everyday Chut Gai, then leave me at home with your father. I don’t know raise children for what.”

4. Saek Fong

Saek Fong, like Jiak Hong, also literally translates into “eating air”.

It means “to travel” or “holidaying”.

Example: “Eh your trip to Macau next month is for work or you going Saek Fong?”

5. Fan Ohk

Fan Ohk (read: fun oak), means “to go home”.

Example: “I’m going to fan ohk. You guys go ahead and karaoke without me.”

6. Lok Yu

Lok Yu is the equivalent of “Lor Hor”.

So if you hear anyone saying that it “Lok Yu“, better grab your umbrella.

7. Saek And Saek Fan

Saek means to eat, though Saek Fan is more commonly used.

Saek Fan translates to “eat rice”.

Example: “Guys, let’s go Saek Fan leh. 1.30pm already. I’m hungry.”

8. Fan Gao

Fan Gao means “sleep” or “sleeping”.

Example: “I’m gonna go home to Fan Gao. I’m super tired.”

9. Lei Hou Ma

This isn’t Lei Hou’s mother.

This is the Cantonese version of “Ho Seh Bo?” or “How are you?”

Example: “Hello auntie, Lei Hou Ma?”

10. Tak and Mm-Tak

Tak (read: tuck), means can. While Mm-Tak means cannot.

Example:

A: “Ma, can I go out with my friends?”

B: “Mm-Tak! You never finish your homework, you don’t go out.”

OR

A: “Can I borrow your pen?”

B: “Tak. Would you like the blue or black one?”

11. Tak-Mm-Tak

Tak-Mm-Tak, the combination of the previous 2 words, basically translates into “can or not?”

Example: “Eh I borrow your laptop, Tak-Mm-Tak? I need to check something.”

12. Fai Di

Fai Di means to “hurry up”.

Example: “Fai Di lah! We’re going to be late at this rate.”

13. Dor Tseh

Dor Tseh is the ever-useful “thank you”.

Always remember your “please” and “thank you”.

So there you have it, Cantonese words and phrases that aren’t names of Dim Sum dishes. Cantonese is a polite and refined dialect, unlike the seeming brash tones of Hokkien.

Once again, dialects are important because they’re part of the Chinese heritage. Don’t let it die out.

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Nothing To Watch At The Cinemas? Relive Iconic Studio Ghibli And Pixar Films At This Event In July

Are you a cinephile? Do you “curate” movies to watch?

If there’s nothing currently showing in the cinemas that interests you, how about going to a pop up cinema?

Organised by Funzing and Popcorn, the Popcorn Pop Up Cinema takes place on multiple days in a week, at multiple locations, each playing a different movie.

Pop Up Cinema Experience

Apart from their interesting choices for movies to show, another good thing about this pop up cinema is that it’s only $9 for a movie. Which is cheaper than what I usually pay for at Golden Village.

What’s more, if you buy their unlimited pass, you’ll be able to go for as many Pop Up Cinema screenings, Quiz Nights, and Funzing Talks within 30 days.

1 Unlimited pass is $16, 2 for $28, and a Family pack of 4 passes will be $48. You can purchase it here.

Now, here’s a list of movies that they’ll be showing for the month of July.

1. Victoria & Abdul

When: 19 July 2018, 6.45pm
Where: Picotin, 382 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427622
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2. Minions

When: 21 July 2018, 10.30am
Where: Picnic SG, Wisma Atria, #03-15-49, Orchard Road, Singapore 238877
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3. Moana

When: 22 July 2018, 10.30am
Where: Hollandse Club, 22 Camden Park, Singapore 299814
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4. The Incredibles

When: 22 July 2018, 2pm
Where: Hollandse Club, 22 Camden Park, Singapore 299814
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5. Amélie

When: 22 July 2018, 7pm
Where: Blu Jaz Cafe, 11 Bali Lane, Singapore 189848
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6. Blackfish (Documentary)

When: 24 July 2018, 6.45pm
Where: Workcentral Singapore, 190 Clemenceau Avenue #06-01, Singapore 239924
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7. Back To The Future II

When: 24 July 2018, 7pm
Where: The Armoury Craft Beer Bar, 36 Beach Road, Singapore 189766
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8. My Neighbour Totoro

When: 26 July 2018, 7pm
Where: The Working Capitol, 1 Keong Saik Road, Singapore 089109
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9. Alice In Wonderland

When: 28 July 2018, 2pm
Where: Hollandse Club, 22 Camden Park, Singapore 299814
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10. Beauty and the Beast (Live Action)

When: 28 July 2018, 7pm
Where: Tree Lizard, Blk 25 #B1-01 Dempsey Road, Singapore 249670
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11. Princess Mononoke

When: 28 July 2018, 7.30pm
Where: Bar Canary, Orchard Road 270, Singapore, 238857
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12. Finding Dory

When: 29 July 2018, 10.30am
Where: Hollandse Club, 22 Camden Park, Singapore 299814
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13. The Land Before Time

When: 29 July 2018, 1.30pm
Where: Hollandse Club, 22 Camden Park, Singapore 299814
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14. The Wind Rises

When: 29 July 2018, 6.45pm
Where: Hood Bar, 201 Victoria Street, Bugis+ #05-07, Singapore 188067
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15. Les Misérables

When: 29 July 2018, 7pm
Where: Blu Jaz Cafe, 11 Bali Lane, Singapore 189848
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16. Pretty In Pink

When: 30 July 2018, 6.45pm
Where: Hood Bar, 201 Victoria Street, Bugis+ #05-07, Singapore 188067
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17. Good Will Hunting

When: 30 July 2018, 7pm
Where: Blu Jaz Cafe, 11 Bali Lane, Singapore 189848
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18. Amnesia

When: 30 July 2018, 7pm
Where: Blu Jaz Cafe, 11 Bali Lane, Singapore 189848
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19. Vertigo

When: 30 July 2018, 7pm
Where: Blu Jaz Cafe, 11 Bali Lane, Singapore 189848
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20. The Red Turtle

When: 31 July 2018, 6.45pm
Where: Workcentral Singapore, 190 Clemenceau Avenue #06-01, Singapore 239924
Event Link

21. Napoleon Dynamite

When: 31 July 2018, 7pm
Where: The Armoury Craft Beer Bar, 36 Beach Road, Singapore 189766
Event Link

So there you have it, 21 movies that will be showing at various places across Singapore.

With so many movies to choose from, there’s no reason to be bored.

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The ‘Geek In The Pink’ Returns – Jason Mraz Set To Perform In S’pore This October

Don’t panic, because every acoustic guitar players’ idol, Jason Mraz, will be coming to Singapore this October for a ONE NIGHT ONLY performance at the National Stadium!

This will be his only stop in Asia in 2018.

He’s Yours. We’re His. I’m Sold.

The last time the singer behind hits such as “Lucky”, “I’m Yours” and “Geek In The Pink” was in Singapore, was back in 2014.

In the meantime, it’s time to revisit some of Jason Mraz’s hits from the past.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkHTsc9PU2A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acvIVA9-FMQ

And here’s the music video for “Might As Well Dance” off his new album.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9P-680IQcf8

Are you excited for Jason Mraz’s return to Singapore?

Jason Mraz Live In Singapore
Venue: National Stadium
Date: 27 Oct 2018
Price: $108 – $248
Website

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Cycle Up A 7-Storey Carpark In This Race – Don’t Say You’re ‘Two-Tyred’ For It

If you’ve participated in the OCBC Cycle, then you might want to test yourself with this upcoming cycling event, the Downtown Race 2018.

Happening on 19 August 2018, the Downtown Race will take place in a carpark! That’s right, it’s uphill all the way, sweetie.

Do You Have What It Takes?

There are a total of 9 race categories to choose from – Juniors M&F, Men’s Open Elite, Men’s Masters, Men’s Supermasters, Men’s Sport/Weekend Warrior, Women’s Open, Women’s Sport/Weekend Warrior, MTB Open, and Fixed Gear Open.

The race will pit Singapore’s best cyclists from road, mountain and fixed gear biking against each other for the Men and Women’s Open category, where the top 10 cyclists will battle it out for the title of King or Queen of the Downtown Race!

You begin in Basement 2 of the carpark, and cycle as quickly as possible to the top of the carpark.

Winners of each category will receive a medal and a limited edition jersey specially designed for Downtown Race 2018!

Registration for Downtown Race 2018 is $50, and it comes with a sign up pack with $50 worth of Downtown Gallery Cash vouchers and other gifts.

Of course, the kids won’t be left out.

There will be fun family activities like kid’s races and watt bike races. For those of you looking to improve your timing, there will also be talks on how to improve your performance.

There are limited spots for each category, so hurry and register here!

For a glimpse at what the Downtown Race 2018 will be like, here’s a video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=8&v=_4oRuLo9pUk

Do you have what it takes to take on the Downtown Race 2018?

Downtown Race 2018
Venue: Downtown Gallery, 6A Shenton Way
Date: 19 Aug 2018
Website

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Old Chang Kee And Its Sister Brands Are Serving A Chilli Crab-Filled Menu From Now Till Aug 31

With National Day coming up, many restaurants are coming up with themed menu items to pay tribute to Singapore and Old Chang Kee is no exception.

This year, Old Chang Kee and its affiliated brands have come up with a Chilli Crab feast, with all things related to the beloved seafood dish.

Here’s what you can get.

Chilli Crab Feast With Old Chang Kee

All Outlets Islandwide

The first addition in the Chilli Crab Feast, is the Chilli Crab’O ($2.20).

This isn’t the first time that Old Chang Kee has released a Chilli Crab-flavoured curry puff. They did it back in 2014, though it didn’t have the red hue that this new one sports.

Another difference is that this new Chilli Crab’O uses real crab meat instead of the crabstick that was used in the previous one.

The Chilli Crab’O will be available at ALL Old Chang Kee outlets islandwide for a limited time only.

There’s also a promotion currently, where you can get 2 Chilli Crab’O for $4 (U.P: $4.40).

Old Chang Kee Flagship Coffeehouse @ Rex

The Old Chang Kee flagship coffeehouse at Rex will be introducing 2 new limited time menu items, the Flower Bread with Chilli Soft Shell Crab ($14.90) and the Mussels with Chilli Crab Sauce ($14.90).

Old Chang Kee’s signature flower bread is great for dipping in the chilli crab sauce.

The best part is that the dish uses soft shell crab so it’s easy to eat. Because we all know that the most troublesome part of eating chilli crab is prying the flesh from the crab.

The Flower Bread with Chilli Soft Shell Crab is great for sharing. If you’re not a big fan of crab, go for the Mussels with Chilli Crab Sauce.

These 2 dishes are exclusive to the Old Chang Kee flagship coffeehouse at Rex.

Old Chang Kee Coffee House
Address: 19/21/23 Mackenzie Road #01-01, Singapore 228678
Opening Hours: Mon – Thu: 11am – 9pm, Fri – Sat: 10am – 10pm, Sun: 10am – 9pm
Contact no.: 6732 1665
Website

Old Chang Kee @ Kallang Wave

You’ve heard of Lobster Nasi Lemak and other gimmicks, now get ready for Chilli Soft Shell Crab Nasi Lemak ($11.90).

Soft shell crab drenched in their special chilli crab sauce, served with coconut rice, ikan bilis and peanuts, a fried egg, and sambal chilli.

This new dish is exclusive to the newly opened Old Chang Kee outlet at Kallang Wave Mall and will be available for a limited time only.

Old Chang Kee @ Kallang Wave
Address: Kallang Wave, 1 Stadium Place, #01-20/#01-K9, Singapore 397628
Contact no.: 6702 3148

Curry Times

Yet another Chilli Soft Shell Crab dish, this time it’s Soft Shell Crab Noodles with Chilli Crab Sauce ($14.90).

Thick bee hoon (like the kind you have in your fried fish soup) is cooked in their special chilli crab sauce, and served with crispy soft shell crab.

This will be exclusive to Curry Time outlets for a limited time only.

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Pillow soft bun filled with chilli crab sauce and REAL crab meat. It’s both the chilli crab AND the mantou.

Sounds good already.

Get yours exclusively at Bun Times for just $2!

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You can choose from their QQ Fries, Chicken Skin, Chicken Pop, Chicken Nuggets, Chicken Chunks, and even Baby Squid!

They have 6 dipping sauces for you to choose from – Fiery Chilli, Honey Mustard, Wasabi, Cheddar Cheese, Barbecue, and Teriyaki.

Now they’re adding a new sauce to the menu for a limited time. It’s Chilli Soft Shell Crab Dip!

If you’re sick of dipping mantou into chilli crab sauce, then you should try dipping chicken nuggets instead.

Try the Chilli Soft Shell Crab sauce exclusively at Dip ‘N’ Go.

Dip ‘N’ Go
Address: 30 Woodlands Avenue 2, #01-31 Woodlands MRT, Singapore 738343
Contact no.: 6303 2400
Old Chang Kee’s Curry Day too!

A&W And Shake Shack Are Set To Open At Jewel Changi Airport In 2019

Once again, the East side beats the West, with 2 major fast food chains opening next year in Jewel Changi Airport.

New Fast Food Chains In The East

A&W Singapore

First on the list, is A&W Singapore. Since their announcement of their impending return to Singapore, they’ve remained very quiet with little to no details given.

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All we knew was that the A&W Singapore outlet will be its flagship outlet and it will be halal-certified, so that’s great news for our Muslim friends.

But now, it has been announced that they will open in Jewel Changi Airport, when it’s completed in 2019!

A&W used to have 5 outlets in Singapore before closing them all in 2003, much to the dismay of my parents.

Since the closure of all Singapore outlets, the only way Singaporeans could get their A&W fix was in Malaysia, where there are over 36 A&W outlets still serving their classic frothy root beer, curly fries, and the Beef Coney hot dog.

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I’ve never eaten at A&W before though I do love their root beers, so I’m excited to see why my parents loved them so much.

Shake Shack Singapore

For the millennials and visiting New Yorkers, one of the most famous fast food chains in America, will be opening its first outlet in Singapore.

It’s Shake Shack!

The West Coast in the States has In-N-Out, while the East Coast held their own with Shake Shack.

Shake Shack first opened in New York serving up burgers and hand-spun frozen custard.

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They’re well known for their simple yet delicious burgers, such as the classic Shackburger® – a single or double cheeseburger with lettuce and tomato, topped with their signature Shack Sauce™.

Here’s hoping that their Cheese Fries won’t devolve into the sad state of McDonald’s Cheese Fries.

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Shake Shack has many outlets across the United States, and each outlet is said to have their very own exclusive menu items, and some Shake Shack outlets even have a breakfast menu!

Which makes me wonder if the Singapore outlet will be getting any exclusive menu items. Will we be getting a Singapore-inspired burger? Or maybe Rendang Fries?

Either way I’m excited to try Shake Shack.

Opening In 2019

These 2 fast food giants are set to open once the construction of Jewel Changi Airport is completed.

Jewel Changi Airport will be linked with Changi Airport Terminal 1, with Terminals 2 and 3 accessible via air-conditioned pedestrian linkways fitted with travelators.

The new Jewel Changi Airport will have 7 storeys and over 280 shops, with a good 30% of the shops being F&B outlets.

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P.S Cafe Launches Jypsy – New Japanese Dining Concept Featuring Sushi, Sashimi, And Unagi Fried Rice

P.S Cafe has long been a prime brunch spot for Singaporeans.

With various dining concepts, each housed in a beautifully decorated interior, there’s something for everybody when it comes to dining at P.S Cafe.

Recently, P.S Cafe launched a new concept, Jypsy.

Japanese Cuisine By P.S Cafe

Located at 38A Martin Road, this new concept by P.S Cafe is a casual and vibrant restaurant that’s stunning yet not intimidating.

Because sometimes if a place is too atas, I’m not stepping in.

Now unlike the other P.S Cafes, this one serves contemporary Japanese cuisine.

On their rather extensive menu, you’ll find grilled skewers, fresh sashimi, sushi rolls, cold and hot plates, as well as rice and noodle bowls.

For mains, try the Unagi Fried Rice, which comes with grilled unagi, tofu, pickles, omelette, and slaw.

Don’t miss out on the Tonkatsu Curry Rice, which has breaded Iberico pork cutlet, Japanese curry, a pile of shredded cabbage, and grilled shishito peppers.

Some of the items on the menu can also be tweaked for vegetarians, like the Smokey Nasu sushi roll – robata Japanese eggplant, roasted peppers, tofu, miso aioli, and pickled radish.

If you’re looking for sides, be sure to get the Nest of Fries, crispy shredded potato is drizzled with white truffle oil, wasabi mayo, and teriyaki balsamic sauce to become what’s possibly the most fragrant “nest” we’ve ever smelled.

If that doesn’t look appetising to you, I don’t know what does.

Jypsy’s menu is extensive, with many sharing plates available if you’re in a large group.

Check out their full menu here.

Jypsy is casual yet elegantly refined and the food is great! So if you’re planning a dinner date, this is it.

Jypsy
Address: 38A Martin Road, #01-02, Singapore 239072
Opening Hours: Tue – Sun: 11.30am – 11pm, Mon: Closed
Contact no.: 6708 9288
Website

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Escape Reality At These 5 VR Gaming Places In S’pore – Prices From As Low As $12/Hour

The gaming scene is ever-changing, with new gimmicks and gadgets trying their best to immerse us in the game as much as possible.

Today, we even have virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) gaming. For reference, Pokemon Go uses AR technology so it looks like you’re catching that Pidgey in your living room.

While augmented reality gaming is popular, virtual reality is by far the more exciting of the 2.

I personally enjoy virtual reality gaming much more than augmented reality. So here’s a list of the places in Singapore that you and your friends can try virtual reality gaming.

1. V-Room Singapore VR Arcade

V-Room Singapore has the widest range of games I’ve seen so far, for a virtual reality gaming arcade.

Most VR game centres only have 1 or 2 games but V-Room has an entire library, with various genres to choose from.

From puzzle games, to horror games and shooter games, V-Room has it all.

Every newcomer will have to sign up as a member. It’s mandatory, and there’s a $5 fee to register. But the good news is, the membership is lifetime and the $5 is a one-time charge.

It’s $12 per person per hour on weekdays, and $15 per person per hour on weekends. You can also book a private room though it has to have a minimum of 2 people.

It’s by far the cheapest VR game centre in Singapore, and for a maximum of $15, you have a whole library of games to choose from.

V-Room Singapore VR Arcade
Address: 2 Jurong East Central 1, JCube #02-11, Singapore 609731
Opening Hours: Daily: 11am – 10pm
Contact no.: 6904 4045
Website

2. Clique Gaming

While Clique Gaming is primarily a LAN gaming shop, it also provides many other gaming facilities.

And Virtual Reality gaming is one of them. At Clique Gaming, you can book the VR Room that accommodates a maximum of 4 people from $20 per person per hour.

They use the PS4 for VR gaming, so you might even be familiar with some of the games if you own a PS4 console at home.

If you’re playing alone, it’ll be $25 per person per hour on weekdays.

The best part about this is, Clique Gaming operates 24 hours a day, meaning it NEVER CLOSES.

Clique Gaming
Address: 35 Selegie Road, ParkLane Shopping Mall #B1-16, Singapore 188307
Contact no.: 9009 3707
Website

3. Sandbox VR

Located at level 5 of Orchard Central, Sandbox VR is a great place to go if you’re wandering Orchard/Somerset without a plan.

It uses movie quality, real-time motion capture rigs, which means, every movement of your limbs will be captured in-game.

https://www.facebook.com/discover.sg.official/videos/2547647328794287/

There are 2 games for you to choose from – Deadwood Mansion and Curse Of Davy Jones.

If you like your zombie first-person shooters, Deadwood Mansion is the one for you, with increasingly overwhelming hordes of zombies.

Each session is about 30 to 45 minutes and will set you back $29 per person off peak, or $40 per person during peak.

Sandbox VR
Address: 181 Orchard Road, Orchard Central #05-31, Singapore 238896
Opening Hours: Mon – Thu: 11.15am – 10.30pm, Fri – Sat: 11.15am – 12am, Sun: 11.30am – 10.30pm
Contact no.: 9832 5988
Website

4. Virtual Room

Unlike the previous VR gaming spots, Virtual Room is more like a VR escape room, in the sense that it’s team-based rather than solo play.

https://www.facebook.com/singapore.virtualroom/videos/501994736827925/

You and 3 other players will join forces to save the world by travelling back in time to solve puzzles and challenges.

However, the twist here is, each player will be in a different room. So it will take all your skills to cooperate and complete your mission.

The Virtual Room can accommodate up to 22 players at one time.

It’ll cost $44 per person during off peak timings (Mon – Thu until 5pm), if you book online. It will be $49 per person for walk-ins, email, and phone bookings.

Peak hour prices will be $49 for online bookings, and $54 for walk-ins, email, and phone bookings.

Virtual Room
Address: Basement 3, Lucky Chinatown, 211 New Bridge Road, Singapore 059432
Opening Hours: Daily: 10am – 11pm
Contact no.: 6966 8060
Website

5. Zero Latency

If you’ve been to Suntec City recently, you might’ve seen Zero Latency.

Zero Latency is the largest free-roaming, multiplayer virtual reality gaming arena in Singapore.

With 4,200 square feet of space for you to roam as you play, Zero Latency increases the immersion in their VR games.

You can literally walk to another point in the map in the game, and even use the “lift”.

There are 4 games for you to choose from, with 2 being zombie outbreak first-person shooters, a space shooter adventure, and an adventure puzzle.

It is recommended that you come in a bigger group for a better experience. There are 4 packages to choose from and prices per person go from $59 to $69, depending on the package selected.

You can check out their packages here.

Zero Latency
Address: 3 Temasek Boulevard, #03-346, Suntec City Mall, Singapore 038983
Opening Hours: Mon – Thu: 11am – 10pm, Fri: 11am – 11pm, Sat: 10am – 11pm, Sun: 10am – 10pm
Contact no.: 6931 0331
Website

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