11 Amazing Activities, Food & Events To Wrap Up Your January

We’re midway through another month. But this month isn’t just any ordinary month – it’s the first month of 2017, and it’s coming to an end. Time sure flies. We hope 2017 has been good to you so far. But if not, we’ve got you covered.

With Chinese New Year right around the corner and Singapore Art Week in full swing, Singapore is bustling with amazing activities, food, and events.

Whether you’re an art lover who loves nosing around museums, a dedicated foodie on the hunt for the newest food creations, or a shopaholic – we’ve got it all laid out. There’re even chances to do good and give back to the community while you’re at it. What better way to start the new year right, right?

Here’s a calendar of 11 fun things to do from 15 – 31 January 2017!

Play & Discover

1. Project Dreamcatchers 2016: Into The Looking Glass

Into The Looking Glass explores the struggles of youths with chronic illnesses. Despite the odds, they accomplish feats every day.

Immerse yourself in their visual artworks and expect to come out seeing the world afresh with an open mind.

You’ll be supporting local artists, viewing a stunning array of unique artworks, hearing touching stories, and ending discrimination all in one. Need we say more?

Into The Looking Glass
Date: 9 Dec 2016 – 22 Jan 2017
Opening Hours: Mondays to Sundays, 10am – 7pm; Fridays, 10am – 9pm
Admission: Free
Venue: 71 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 189555, SAM Gallery 3.7
Into The Looking Glass: A Local Exhibition You Must Not Miss

2. Singapore Art Week

Singapore Art Week has seen a week of artists, designers, musicians, dancers and art-lovers coming together. Exhibitions, festivals and tours are placed all over the island.

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The week hasn’t ended yet! You can still view Lock Route (till 30 June), participate in Printmaking (till 22 Jan) and stand in awe of Wings of a Rich Manoeuvre (till 31 Jan), just to name a few.

This weekend, Singapore Art Museum will also celebrate Singapore Art Week with a festive party of guided tours, artist performances, live music sessions, an art market, a street picnic, and more.

Singapore Art Week
Date: 11 to 22 Jan 2017
Venue: All over the island
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Also, read Dying Art Culture? Nope. Here’s What To Expect During Singapore Art Week 2017

3. St. Jerome’s Laneway Festival

The annual St. Jerome’s Laneway Festival is back for the seventh year in Singapore! It’s the ultimate music festival not to be missed.

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The festival will feature an indie music line-up: from Singapore’s home-grown Sam Rui and T-Rex, to UK’s Glass Animals

Be prepared for a 14 hour long party of thirty eclectic gigs, yummy food and all-around awesome vibes.

St Jerome’s Laneway Festival
Date: Saturday, 21 Jan 2017
Venue: The Meadow, Gardens by the Bay
Tickets: $185 each for Standard Tickets, $166.50 each for Group Bundle, $200 each for Door Sales
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The Projector will be flashing a collection of films by Palestinian film-makers and artists, each with their own stories and narratives to tell.

The Singapore Palestinian Film Festival
Date: 19-22 Jan 2017
Venue: The Projector
Address: 6001 Beach Road #05-00 Golden Mile Tower, Singapore 199589
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Over 30 artworks from contemporary artists from Singapore and all over the world will be showcased.

The exhibition also marks the launch of Parkview Museum, Singapore’s newest art space.

On Sharks and Humanity
Date: 19-31 Jan 2017
Opening hours: 11am-7pm
Venue: Parkview Museum
Address: L3 Parkview Square, 600 North Bridge Rd, Singapore 188778
Admission: Free
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The tart’s silky smooth bean curd is made from scratch, and encased in a buttery shortcrust pastry.

You can get the new ‘Yuan Yang’ set for only $5.00 (Usual Price at $7.60). Offer lasts till 26 January 2017.

Honolulu Café
Address: The Centrepoint #01-33F/G
Opening hours: 11am to 10pm daily
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7.  Torikin’s Uni Hotpot

The mouth-watering picture says it all. To celebrate the Chinese New Year (CNY), Torikin is introducing a lavish and sumptuous Uni Hotpot.

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With large portions of uni (sea urchin) flown in from Japan, shabu-style prawns, scallops, salmon and tuna, this is the ideal prosperity pot to indulge in over CNY.

Torikin
Address: 557 Bukit Timah Road #01-14/16 Crown Centre, Singapore 269694
Opening Hours:
Mon-Fri: 6:00pm – 11:00pm
Sat-Sun: 12:00pm – 3:00pm, 6:00pm – 11:00pm
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Price: Uni hotpot at $86.90 per pax

8. Mak’s Noodle’s New Menu

Michelin-starred Mak’s Noodle, famous for its classic springy noodles and prawn wontons, has launched a new menu touting “the bigger, the better”.

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The five new dishes offered contain carefully chosen ingredients. Think shiitake mushrooms and king prawns. The vegetables are also boiled with higher stem to leaves ratio for extra flavour.

These are surely dishes to bring in prosperity, cheer and longevity in the new year!

Mak’s Noodle
Opening hours: 11am to 10pm
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Locations:
Centre Point
176 Orchard Road, Centre Point, #01-63/64, Singapore 238843
Tel: 62355778
Email: [email protected]

Westgate
3 Gateway Dr, #02-06 , Singapore 608532 Tel: 6250 3858
Email: [email protected]

Vivocity
1 Harbourfront Walk #B2-27 & 27A Singapore 098585
Tel: 6358 2582
Email: [email protected]

9. MacDonald’s Golden Prosperity Burger

With new items and classic favourites, McDonald’s inspires families to relive CNY traditions with a modern twist.

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The familiar and yummy Prosperity Burger is back for the new year! This year, you can even enjoy some crunch by ordering the Golden Prosperity Burger, which has a whole hashbrown in it.

Pair the burger with our all-time-favourite Twister Fries, Sweet BBQ Drumlets, or Gula Melaka McFlurry.

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Do you find visiting a bore? These limited edition orange bags and red packets will not only perk you up, but they’ll be a talking point at every gathering.

McDonald’s Chinese New Year 2017
Must-try:
Golden Prosperity Burger, BBQ Drumlets, Gula Melaka McFlurry with Rainbow Bites
Must-have: Orange bags (top-up $5 for one) and red packets (6 Ang Pao packets with every Golden Prosperity extra value meal)
Date: From 12 January, while stocks last
For more details, head here.

Shopping

1. Tanjong Goodman’s Weekend Market

What a flea market! With arts and crafts, pre-loved collectors items and eco-friendly lifestyle products, there’s really something for everyone.

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Besides that, there’ll also be shows and visual art displays, and interactive workshops with artists too.

The Tanjong Goodman Weekend Market promises a day of adventure. 

Tanjong Goodman Weekend Market
Date: 21 – 22 Jan 2017
Opening Hours: 10am – 6pm
Venue: Goodman Arts Centre, 90 Goodman Road, Singapore 439053
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2. The Local People X Singapore Land Authority Duct Tape Party

Trust The Local People to come up with this edgy art market – and with the Singapore Land Authority, no less.

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Expect a public art project using duct tape, movie screenings on the ceiling (to be watched while you’re lying on your back on mats and cushions), live music acts, and food trucks.

Also, do your part for charity at the Food From The Heart food donation drive.

TLP X SLA Duct Tape Party
Date: 21st Jan 2017, Saturday
Time: 7 pm – 1 am
Location: Under The West Coast Viaduct, at the crossroads between Clementi Road and West Coast Ferry Road

It’s obvious that there’s a whole line up of new and fresh activities to check out before January ends. Surely, you can’t complain about running out of things to do this month.

Festivals, food, and a whole lot of fun are everywhere. So much such that we’re almost not sure where to start! But one thing is for sure, no matter what you’re interested in, there’s something for you.

It’s only the start of the year, but there’s already so much to do. If you’re ready to end off the month fabulously, check out these events and have a blast!

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Also, read Dying Art Culture? Nope. Here’s What To Expect During Singapore Art Week 2017

Ambassador Highlights #5 – Yogurtland, Archery & Parkour!

We’re back for another monthly-round up of the events we had the chance to drop it on. We ended the year with some amazing eats and some ‘Do Not Miss’ events. Looking back on 2016, we’ve had such an amazing year and our DiscoverSG family is getting bigger! We’re heading down to some AMAZING events in 2017 so keep watching this space!

1. Parkour

Getting active doesn’t mean just sweating it out at the gym, at A2 Movements (Singapore’s first Parkour training academy!) adrenaline junkies can pick up the basic skills to those amazing flips and stunts.

Already a pro at vaulting and cat leaps? A2 Movements also provides a Free Runner Lodge for practitioners to train in a safer & controlled environment with proper professional guidance and support.

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Parkour Training classes at A2 Movement start at $25 a session, $220 for 10 sessions and if you’re keen on doing a crash course to learn all the moves sign up for the $200 monthly based package! Get access to qualified trainers and an unlimited number of classes in a single month.

Our ambassadors Chelsea and Cheryl headed down to A2 Movement to try Parkour out for themselves. Having a go at vaulting and picking up the basics of Parkour the girls had way too much fun!

So if you’re keen on picking up skills of agility this new year head on down to A2 Movement!

A2 Movement
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Contact: +
65 91849744
CT Hub 2 #05-91,
114 Lavender Street S338729

Also, read Five Reasons Why You Should Try Parkour At Least Once In Your Life

2. Yogurtland 

Here in Singapore we have our fair share of frozen yogurt joints so when Yogurtland opened its doors on our sunny island you might have missed it if you weren’t looking out for it.

You might be wondering what’s so special about “another froyo spot”? For one thing, they’re crafted from only the best ingredients. Rejoice for those who are lactose intolerant, Yogurtland also offers up dairy and gluten free flavours!

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Did you know Yogurtland is also the pioneer behind self-serve yoghurt? Heading to Yogurtland you’ll have the freedom to have as little or as much as you want! Serving up a large variety of flavours Yogurtland has a revolving flavours as well. From Peanut Butter to Guava Pineapple Tart this froyo spot is in a league of its own!

Our ambassador Vanessa headed down to the opening to indulge in some decadent flavours. A huge froyo enthusiast? Yogurtland will definitely hit the spot for all your froyo cravings!

Yogurtland
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Opening Hours:
Daily 11am – 10pm
Suntec City
3 Temasek Blvd

3. Archery

 

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Our ambassadors Victoria, Grayce, Shivon, Timothy, Yu Jun and Vanessa had a ball as they took aim at standing cones (and each other!).

Fuss-free, unique and fun Archery Battle Tag is the perfect alternative to your usual orientation and team-bonding activities! Gameplay and all equipment is provided by Archery Battle all you have to do is rope in some friends!

Want to find out more? Check out our article! Archery Battle Tag Is The Closest You’ll Get To A Legal ‘Hunger Games’

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4. Tomi Sushi 

Founded in 1954 in Niigata, Tomi Sushi has over 10 outlets scattered all over Japan. This traditional Japanese eatery serves up a wide variety of Japanese delicacies like Charishi, Hot Pots and Tempuras. The speciality at Tomi Sushi however is their Nodoguro Blackthroat. Originating from Nigatta, Tomi Sushi serves up this delicacy in a variety of styles.

Tomi Sushi is perfect for business appointments or an intimate dinner party. Offering up dedicated sets for all your special occasions, the Kaiseki sets are priced at $54 and $100. On a budget but still want to indulge? Tomi Sushi has set lunches priced from $17!

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Our ambassador Nicole headed down to Tomi Sushi to try for herself Tomi Sushi’s fresh sashimi slices!

With 4 outlets in Singapore (Millenia, Novena, Katong and Echigotei) serving up decadent and authentic Japanese fare head over to Tomi Sushi and indulge in all their mouthwatering eats.

Tomi Sushi
Forget Tokyo, Niigata Is The Next Top Japan Travel Destination

5. Trium Fitness

Most of us Singaporeans aren’t working out as much as we should. Who can blame us? Most workout routines either involves sweating it out under the blazing sun or an assortment of machineries at a gym. Trium Fitness however is offering up a unique and fun way to get fit!

Combining yoga and aerial acrobatics, Trium Fitness gets participants into silk hammocks where you’ll stretch your body while being suspended in the air! Boasting benefits such as spinal decompression and pain relief Trium Fitness will get your body moving in a fun and unique way.

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Our ambassadors Anna, Isabel, Dacia and Shivon headed to Trium Fitness to try it out themselves and they loved the experience!

Classes at Trium Fitness are priced at $35 for a drop in, $300 for a 10 sessions and $2,016 for a 1 year membership with unlimited classes! So what are you waiting for? Head down to Trium Fitness and get fit this 2017!

Trium Fitness
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Address: 12 Kallang Ave, Aperia Mall #03-01/02, S339511
Contact: +65 8782-8633

If you’re looking to increase your brand’s awareness and you want to introduce products both old and new to more Singaporeans! Drop us an email at [email protected], we would love to work with you!

We’re also on the lookout for more ambassadors who are on the mission to discover the fun and exciting things in Singapore! If you love eating, shopping, and discovering new places in Singapore, just drop us an [email protected].

Also Read: Ambassador Highlights #3: DSG Meetup, Atlantis Fright Night and Singapore Fashion Week! 

5 Underrated Local Fashion Boutiques To Buy Your CNY Clothes From

With Chinese New Year (CNY) just round the corner, there is absolutely no time to lose when it comes to shopping for new clothes! Where should you shop at then?

We’d say, forget international brand names. With the onslaught of H&M, Forever 21 and Topshop stores island-wide, you might be faced with the embarrassing situation of “I know where you got your outfit from!” during the numerous home visits.

Instead, why not go for a piece from a local fashion boutique this CNY? We bring you 5 underrated (yet extremely established) local fashion boutiques with gorgeous apparels that are suitable for both the festive season and all-year round!

1. MATTER

Despite being in infancy stages compared to the giant fashion industry, MATTER is already making waves in the local fashion community with its noble cause and unique designs!

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The brainchild of world traveller and adventure seeker Renyung Ho, you will be able to find a plethora of traditional-inspired prints and designs to inject some wanderlust into your outfits for CNY!

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2. SUPERGURL

Back in 2014, We Are Rubbish (W.A.R) rebranded themselves to a less demeaning name – SUPERGURL.

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3. Tong Tong Friendship Store

This quirky Singaporean label has reinvented the traditional cheongsam to a more modern and casual look.

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Featuring the traditional high mandarin collar as well as the thigh-high side slit, there is certainly no outfit more apt than this to usher in the Lunar New Year!

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Besides apparel, Tong Tong also offers delightful clutches and pins that are in line with the festivities as well! Pair your cheongsam or CNY outfit with this adorable dumpling pouch. With its spacious interior and top zip, it is ideal for keeping those angpaos safe from falling out!

With so many Chinese New Year themed apparels and accessories here at Tong Tong, you will certainly be spoiled for choice.

Tong Tong
Address: 
100 Beach Road, #01-04/05 Shaw Towers, Singapore 189702
Opening hours: Mon – Sat 12pm – 8pm
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5. Our Second Nature

Our Second Nature focuses on apparel that are comfortable for everyday wear.

Furthermore, behind each collection is an inspirational story about the highs and lows of everyday life. As Chinese New Year is also about embarking on a fresh start, there is no better place to get your new year clothes than at Our Second Nature.

Beat the heat with this gorgeous Boxy Cropped Top in Red (SGD55). Be it paired jeans or a long skirt, it will certainly be a breezy affair as you travel around for house visits!

The festive period also tend to involve a lot of delectable goodies and sweets, which we are all involuntarily drawn towards.

This Midi Shift Dress in Red (SGD79) will definitely make you less conscious when munching on those delicious tidbits! With the two slits at the side of the dress, it is almost like a modern twist on the cheongsam.

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Whoever said that local fashion and original Singaporean labels do not exist in Singapore? These local fashion boutiques offer premium quality apparels that will certainly check all the boxes of your CNY outfit requirements.

Furthermore, with CNY literally just round the corner, you definitely do not want to be grabbing the same clothes as everyone else. Usher in the Lunar New Year with a brand new wardrobe from these local fashion boutiques today.

(Header image credit: 10 Labels You Need To Know From Singapore Fashion Week 2016

10 Jaw-droppingly Strange Items On Carousell That Will Make You Go WTH!

As you return home, your mom screams at you while she is doing spring cleaning, “Ah boy ah, you bought so many caps last time. You only have one head, what are you going to do with all these caps?!” The nagging continues for another 5 mins until inspiration strikes.

“Mom, I can sell it on Carousell! I just have to take a picture and upload it online” you say.

Does this situation sound familiar to you?

When Carousell first launched, everyone rejoiced as its easy-to-use platform is convenient for selling and buying knick knacks. All you need to do is snap, chat and voilà your item is sold!

While it is true that you can score some useful items at a bargain, you may also be surprised by some of the strange items on sale.

Be prepared, our discoveries below will make your jaws drop and eyes pop.

Weirdness on sale: Strange items/Antiques on Carousell

1. Famous Trump Toilet Paper Roll ($18.88)

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Seller’s description: “Donald Trump Humour Toilet Paper Roll Novelty Funny Gag Gift Dump with Trump.”

With this roll of toilet paper, everyone will have the chance to get to know President Elect Donald Trump “at a deeper/intimate level”. We say buy this if Trump bashing is your thing.

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2. Boyfriend ($0)

This is certainly one human item that left us speechless. At $0, this item is waiting for the right girl to take it off the shelf.

Seller’s description: “Virgin. Has very exaggerated reactions. Current PES E soldier. Drinks a lot of water. Shits white. Best friends with the other 2 boyfriends up for grabs. Calls people for a living. Note not a telemarketer. All A student. Potential class 3A driver. No, this is not a sale but a matchmaking. Disclaimer: no refunds. Missing gall bladder.”

Apart from the aforementioned item, the seller also has two more $0 boyfriend listings for you to check out. While stocks last.

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3. Breast enlargement pump with twin flanged cups for superior suction/electric air pump machine ($59.99)

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4. NTUC bonus points ($5)

Seller’s description: “Selling 10 bonus points for 5$, postage included. Use the points to get hefty discounts on Phillips appliances such as toaster, blender, kettle, air fryer.”

Know someone who has sworn his/her allegiance to NTUC for the rest of his/her life? This will be the best gift for him/her.

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5. Vintage GV Minions Movie Ticket ($10)

Seller’s description: “VINTAGE COLLECTIBLE”

The Minions movie was shown one year ago so we were scratching our heads when we saw the label “vintage”. In any case, we can all start selling our used movie tickets. Lelong lelong, anyone wants to buy from us?

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6. Outdoor Portable Female Urinal Device ($13)

Seller’s description: “[X’mas Promo – 2pcs in 1 box Deal] A female urination device (also called FUD) that allows you to urinate while standing up. Ideal for camping, hiking or places where there are no proper toilet facilities or have poor and disgusting sanitation. Discreet, hygienic and flexible. Made of medical grade silicone. Just lower your panty and put the FUD against your body forming a seal, aim and pee. Dispose of it after use or clean and reuse as you like. Practice a time or two and you’ll pee like the men!”

When we first read this, our eyes popped!

This could be a #life-saver when you go camping or when there’s a crazy long queue outside the ladies. And of course, if you want to learn how to pee like a man – like what the seller said.

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7. A packet of water lettuce

Seller’s description: “I have a big bag of water plants to let go. There are no snail or any pest that come with the plant. As I put in my organic water plant fertilizer and these plants just overgrown, so selling to allow my fishes to breath better !”

This is certainly one strange listing. According to the seller’s disclaimer, the seller is also not quite sure if these plants are really water lettuce, so buy at your own risk.

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8. Rainbow slime ($3)

Seller’s description: “VV PRETTY ISTG”

This reminded us of the play-doh that we used to play with when we were young.

Seller obviously needs to work harder on the rainbow, because real rainbow slimes look like that:

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Nonetheless, the price is cheap – $3 a piece so if you are adventurous, you can chat with the seller to find out more.

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9. Victoria’s Secret paper bag with tissue ($2)

This listing gives all the shopaholics hope to recoup their losses from crazy shopping sprees.

Seller’s description: “Small size from VS”

After you buy, buy, buy, you can stem the bleed of your wallet by trying to sell your paper bags.

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10. Old Brass Spittoon/chamber pot ($125)

Seller’s description: “Diameter 22cm. Ht20”

Alas, we have saved the best for the last. This is the highest priced item on our list and it sure is a heavyweight.

A look at the seller’s items shows that he/she specialises in vintage products.

However, there is no indication of how old this spittoon is and we don’t dare to imagine how many people have used it.

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We hope this list of strange items people sell on Carousell will inspire you. When you have something you don’t need, you know where to sell them.

Also, read Broken Phone Or Laptop? Here Are 6 No Fail Repair Shops For Electronic Devices!

The Prosperity Burger IS FINALLY BACK!

McDonald’s has always been a go-to comfort food for Singaporeans. Convenient, affordable, and always consistent in great taste, McDonald’s has hundreds of outlets all over the island so that we can get our fix anywhere.

While we love the McSpicy, the French Fries, and of course the curry sauce, what we love best about McDonald’s are the special promotions! From Twister Fries to the exclusive Hello Kitty plushies, McDonald’s keeps us constantly salivating (and queuing) when it comes to their exciting new offerings!

Chinese New Year Decadence

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Chinese New Year is upon us and that can only mean one thing… THE PROSPERITY BURGER IS BACK!

Blessing us with its yearly appearance once again, the Prosperity Burger has become a favourite among Singaporeans, many of whom wish that it isn’t just a time-limited menu item.

Because really, what’s not to love about the Prosperity Burger?Dipped in a generous serving of fragrant black pepper sauce, the succulent grilled beef or chicken patty is topped with slivered onions and served in-between soft sesame seed buns.

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What’s a meal without a little appetizer on the side? The long-awaited Twister Fries also makes its come back this festive season! Lightly coated with the right amount of seasoning, it’s no wonder that the Twister Fries is a crowd-favourite.

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Not just the Twister Fries, this new year, McDonald’s is spoiling us with even more exiting food. Complete your meal with a set of sweet and savoury BBQ Drumlets. Available in 2 and 10 piece options, these juicy mini drumlets will have you fighting with your meal buddies for more!

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Ending the meal on a sweet note, McDonald’s also offer Gula Melaka McFlurry with Rainbow Bites, that hits all the right spots in the most local way ever. This limited-time-only treat gives that extra bit of sweetness that goes oh-so-well with the classic vanilla ice-cream. Topped off with Rainbow Bites, this dessert is the perfect end to a satisfying meal!

So one thing’s for sure – we are super excited about Chinese New Year already, and we can’t wait to lay out hands on the new Prosperity Burger after one full year!

Also Read: Count Yourself As A True Blue Singaporean Only If You Have Tried These 9 Local Dishes!

The Ultimate 2016 Guide To Getting Delectable Treats For Your Christmas Dinner

We’re just days away from Christmas, and most of us would probably have been preoccupied with Christmas shopping and attending the many Christmas-themed events happening around Singapore.

However, amongst the hustle and bustle of the Christmas rush, we tend to forget that Christmas isn’t just about the presents and tinsel – it’s also about spending time with our loved ones. Food is the way to a Singaporean’s heart, so what better way to spend time with family and friends than over a delicious Christmas meal?

We’ve curated a list of food spots you can head to for Christmas dinner, from casual cafes to intimate restaurants, you’ll be spoiled for choice!

For Local Favourites

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Tanglin Post Office Singapore
56 Tanglin Road #B1-02, S247964
Tel: +65 98188102
Opening Hours: 12pm – 10pm (Mon), 12pm – 10pm (Wed – Sun), Closed Tues

2. Soon Huat Bak Kut Teh Without Borders

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Founded by ex-offender Jabez Tan, Soon Huat Bak Kut Teh is dedicated to give ex-offenders and former drug users a new start in life through providing a meaningful career.

In the spirit of paying it forward, managers, chefs and cashiers (all ex-offenders) in turn train and work with disabled individuals, to equip them with the life skills they have learnt as well.

Soon Huat Bak Kut Teh
Timber+
73A Ayer Rajah Crescent #01-34, S139957

For Sweet Treats

3. Flour Power

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1 Jasmine Road, S576585
Email:
[email protected]
Contact: 6452 0156

For The Whole Family

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If you have yet to pick a spot to dine with loved ones this festive season, don’t fret – we’ve got you covered.

These restaurants not only serve up delicious Western fare in intimate settings, they’re also giving back to individuals who need a little more help.

4. Food for Thought

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A pioneering F&B social enterprise in Singapore, Food For Thought strives to help build a sense of community by bringing people together through good food and meaningful social causes.

Located at Singapore’s National Museum and the Botanic Gardens, Food For Thought serves up modern Western fare at reasonable prices.

Serving All Day Brunch alongside Honey Hoison Baby Back Ribs and Spicy Pulled Pork Cocciolini, you’re in for a culinary experience at Food For Thought!

Whilst perusing the menu at Food For Thought, guests will see several meaningful causes that Food For Thought currently focuses on. Feed Good Food is one such cause, and guests are encouraged to purchase Food Bundles from Food Bank Singapore to help out needy families all around Singapore.


Cheng San CC
6 Ang Mo Kio St 53, S569205
Opening Hours: Sun – Thu 5pm – 12am; Fri & Sat 5pm – 1am
Contact: 62803389

6. Garcons

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Novena Square
#02-78/79, 238 Thomson Road S307683
Opening Hours: 11.30am – 9.30pm
Contact: 6253 4650

Boat Quay
10 Circular Road, S049366
Opening Hours: Weekdays 11am – 10pm Weekends Closed
Contact: 65320607

8. Joan Bowen Cafe

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9 Jalan Wangi, S349354
Opening Hours: Mon 11am – 4pm; Tue 11.30am – 4pm; Wed – Fri 11.30am – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 9.30pm; Sat 1pm – 9.30pm
Contact: 62813629

Social Enterprises 

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These 8 eateries around Singapore, aren’t just serving up delectable food this festive season, they’re also social enterprises that are giving back to society. Restaurants like Professor Brawn and Flour Power are empowering special needs individuals by providing them with life skills and employment opportunities.

Keen to find out more about local cafes and restaurants that are going the extra mile? Check out DBS Asia For Good’s regional directory for businesses that are giving back and creating a positive impact in society!

Visit https://www.asiaforgood.com to find out more.

Also Read: Re-Inventing Christmas As A Time For Giving, The 21st Century Way

Broken Phone Or Laptop? Here Are 6 No Fail Repair Shops For Electronic Devices!

Just cracked your phone or tablet and desperately googling how to fix it? Or did your laptop or desktop fail on you, and you need to recover the data, by hook or crook? Look no further, for we’ve uncovered 6 no fail repair shops where you can repair your broken phones, tablets or laptops!

Digital Hospital 

Previously known as Laptop General Hospital, this subsidiary of PC Dreams is now one of the best repair shops to get your laptops fixed in Singapore.

They’ve even expanded to include mobile phone and tablet repairs!

Digital Hospital has a

Have your mobile phones, tablets and even your laptops and computers fixed without the hassle of travel. They even provide a lifetime warranty for iPhone and iPad screen replacements!

Fynd
+65 8389 0390
Website

SQ Electronics

Worried that you might get ripped off with a still-broken laptop or computer after payment?

Specialising in Computer Repairs, Data Recovery, and a 3 Months Warranty upon completion of service, SQ Electronics also has a guaranteed “No Repair, No Pay” for your peace of mind.

With such great testimonials, SQ Electronics is certainly one of the best no fail repair shops for broken electronic devices!

SQ Electronics
 +65 9853 9426

Originally fixing iPhones, iPads and iPods only, they’ve recently expanded their services to include repair for Samsung S Series & Note Series, as well as several Sony and LG smartphones.

atomware
Sim Lim Square #05-52, Singapore 188504
6336 6960/ 9322 0099 / 9477 6564
Mon – Sat: 11.30am – 8.00pm, 
Sun & PH: 12pm – 7pm

iRepair 

One of the first mobile repair shops in Singapore to receive Case Trust Accreditation, this is the place for iPhone owners who are looking for a cheaper alternative to the Apple Store.

iRepair
No. 38 Prinsep Street #02-02, Singapore 188665

Mon – Sun: 11am – 8pm (incl. Public Holidays)
9004 5175/ 9456 0833

The Repair Hospital

Another repair shop where you can pay upon confirmation that your mobile phone, tablet or laptop is repaired, The Repair Hospital also throws in a Free Diagnostic test for your device.

(Photo credits: The Repair Hospital)

Repair Hospital
Locate their stores

Struggling With Gifts? Try These 6 Customisable Gifts For That Special Person In Your Life!

Whenever it comes to buying gifts, the saying that it’s the thought that counts rings true. There is no denying the immense impact of receiving unique, personalised or customised gifts from another. It’s that warm, fuzzy feeling of knowing that a particular present was carefully thought out, curated, or crafted specially for you.

Time to get those creative juices flowing and create something stunning for the special someone in your life! Here are some places in Singapore to buy unique and customisable gifts that are suitable for all occasions.

1. Make Your Own

Terrariums make beautiful customisable gifts and are great decorative pieces as well.

There is no better way to impress your friends or loved ones than with a gorgeous terrarium! Here at Make Your Own, sign up for their plethora of terrarium-making workings to create these pretty-looking and intricate mini gardens.

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Alternatively, there are other workshops offered at Make Your Own such as calligraphy (S$99) and copper pipe lamp workshops (S$99 to S$199) as well!

Make Your Own
Address: 
Blk 4 Upper Aljunied Lane, #01-06, Singapore 360004
Opening hours: Daily, 9.30am – 6pm (Closed on Sun & Thu)
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Furthermore, these bottles of perfume are truly one-of-a-kind customisable gifts!

Jetaime Perfumery
Address:
90 Good Man Road, Block O, #01-57, Singapore 439053
Opening hours: Mon & Tue: 9am – 4pm; Wed – Sun: 9am – 9pm
Website

3. Crafted Prints

There is no better gift than a shared memory. With Crafted Prints, convert your favourite pictures and wondrous moments into actual prints!

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4. Gifts Less Ordinary

For some truly extraordinary gift ideas, look no further with Gifts Less Ordinary! Their extensive range of unusual customisable gifts such as wallets, cufflinks, blankets and even sport bags, are suitable for anyone and for all occasions.

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5. Bynd Artisan (Atelier)

Instead of the usual factory-made notebooks or leather items, you can create a personalised notebook or stationery for that special someone. Here at Bynd Artisan, you get to create custom-made leather items such as notebooks, key holders and even pouches!

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With their Leather Quadro Workshop (S$88), you have the chance of creating a personalised set of 4 items – coin pouch, card holder, key tab and bracelet. In addition, you get to choose the type of leather and colour while piecing it all together in any way you like it!

Credit: 6. Clik Clok

Clik Clok offers an extensive selection of customisable gifts to choose from. Ranging from curating one-off thumbdrive designs and lens cap to cutleries and even mahjong tiles, expect nothing short of uniquely handcrafted gift ideas.

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For a locally-inspired gift idea for the avid gambler, check out their customisable mahjong set! Starting at just S$110, personalise mahjong tiles in any way that you want!

Be it black with gold glitter, hot pink colour or even Pokémon-themed, there are no restrictions on how you can design it.

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8 Unmissable And Fun Events To Attend So You Can End Your Year With A Bang! [16-31 Dec]

We’re in the final weeks of 2016! What better way to end this year than to head down to these Singapore events!

Christmas Events Aren’t Over Just Yet!

1. Trees Of The World @ Botanic Gardens

If you’re keen to get away from the Christmas crowd yet still want to feel the Christmas spirit, head down to the Botanic Gardens.

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1 Cluny Road, S259569
Opening Hours: 5am – 12am

2. Christmas @ Tanjong Pagar Railway Station

Tanjong Pagar Railway Station will be bidding us farewell with an all day Christmas carnival.

The national monument, which will be making way for the Cantonment MRT station on the Circle Line, will be holding its last open house on 25 Dec. Featuring a Christmas market selling Christmas treats, visitors will also be able to enjoy live jazz performances along the tracks of Tanjong Pagar Railway Station.

Tanjong Pagar Railway Station
30 Keppel Road, S089059
Opening Hours: 9am – 9pm

Play & Discover

3. Cirque Adrenaline

From the producers behind acclaimed shows, The Illusionists and Le Noir, Cirque Adrenaline is in Singapore this December!

Head down to MasterCard Theatres at Marina Bay for a heart pounding show that is guaranteed to keep you at the edge of your seat. Featuring over 30 performers carrying out death defying acts such as the Wheel of Death and the Sphere of Fear, Cirque Adrenaline will be a circus like no other you’ve witnessed!

Ticket prices start from $38.50.

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There’s the Bounce area which allows both the young and old to conquer 15 inflatable obstacles. Slide, which features a wet adventure segment (perfect for the humid Singapore weather)! Jump is Southeast Asia’s Tallest Blob Jump sponsored by DBS. Of course, there’ll be Feast, where you can savour a wide array of international and local fare.

Conveniently located in the CBD, blow off some steam after work at BounceOff! Fiesta!

BounceOFF! Fiesta
Bayfront Event Space
2 Dec – 1 Jan
Opening Hours: Weekdays 5pm – 11pm; Weekends 2pm – 11pm

5. The Local People Market @ CHIJMES

Keen to pick up some last minute Christmas presents without the crowd?

The Local People, in partnership with CHIJMES, will be throwing their own Xmas In The Tropics party.

Booths offering up handmade jewellery, knick knacks, pieces of art and food (of course) will be filling CHIJMES. Best part? They’re still on the look out for booths. So if you’re a looking to sell your handmade creations or if you’re shopper keen to pick up Christmas gifts, head on down to CHIJMES!

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For one, this race takes place when the sun goes down. Second, the neon glow water you will be splashed with will light participants up like the Christmas lights along Orchard Road. With different themed music zones and a huge party at the finish line, you’re bound for a ‘colourful’ time at Illumi Run 2016!

Illumi Run 2016
Palawan Green, Sentosa
17 Dec, 7pm

7. Mulan The Musical

Arriving after its hit premiere in Taiwan, this Chinese romantic-comedy musical presents its own unique take on the popular legend of Hua Mulan.

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Ticket prices start from $68

Mulan The Musical
Resorts World Theatre
Resort World Sentosa
8 Sentosa Gateway S098269
16 Dec – 5 Feb

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8. Yogurtland

American froyo brand Yogurtland has opened its doors at Suntec City.

The popular frozen yoghurt brand boasts an array of over 200 different and customised flavours.

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Yogurtland not only carries the freshest and best ingredients, but there’s also a colourful topping bar filled with both healthy and indulgent options.

The Yogurtland outlet in Suntec City will also see a rotating list of flavours changing every three weeks such as Salted Caramel Pecan and Dragon Passion Tart.

They are currently running an Instagram contest where you can stand a chance to win an Apple Watch!

First, snap a picture of your best fro-yo creation either at the Photo Booth provided at Yogurtland or with your own backdrop. Next, post it on Instagram with hashtags #YogurtlandSingapore and #WatchMyYogurtland to stand a chance to win the Apple Watch!

Yoghurtland
#B1-165/166
Suntec City, 3 Temasek Boulevard S038983

From musicals to outdoor festivals, December is bound to be an exciting month. Drop us a comment and let us know which ones you’ll be checking out!

Also, read Fit For A King: You’ll Need These Delectable Desserts To Complete Your Christmas Feast!

For The Budget Singaporean: 6 Best Spots To Get Christmas Decorations On The Cheap!

With Christmas around the corner, it is inevitable to overspend during this festive period. What’s more with Christmas shopping and scrumptious festive food. Hoping to save a few bucks while decorating your humble abode? Fret not, DiscoverSG has collated a list of 6 places where you can get cheap Christmas decorations without burning a hole in your pocket!

1. Juz My Party by Yeo GM Trading

Previously nestled in Rochor Centre, this decorations specialist has since shifted to Upper Cross Street 4 months ago, injecting the Christmas spirit to that row of shophouses.

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With baubles going as low as $3 per packet of 6 and tinsels retailing at $3.80 each, you could have your ideal Christmas set up without breaking the bank.

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In addition, a spending of $200 and above will entitle you to a free home delivery. You won’t have to worry about transporting that tall and heavy Christmas tree you’ve been eyeing!

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If you have any questions, the staff will be more than happy to share with you their knowledge. You’ll be a step close to injecting your home with that Christmassy spirit.

Juz My Party by Yeo GM Trading
Address: 46 Upper Cross Street, #01-02A, The Platinum, Singapore 058345
Operating hours: Monday – Saturday, 10am – 8pm; Sunday and Public holidays, 10am – 5pm
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If you ever want to experience the Christmas spirit in sunny Singapore, you should head here. This warehouse with good but cheap Christmas decorations is a cross between a shop and a Christmas Wonderland.

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With a history of 84 years, the shop has remained in its location at the edge of Geylang Road since the beginning. The classic red brick walls and the icy cold blast in the store carry the ambience of a traditionally decorated Christmas home.

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Packages of 6 baubles here range from 4 packages for $10 to $8 per package. Smaller ornaments can be found in the red baskets, going for as low as 5 pieces for $10.

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They also stock other Christmas goods such as Christmas crackers, which is priced at $15 per box.

As the shop is warehouse style, be prepared to purchase in bulk. So round up your friends and family before coming down!

Heng Yak Henry Christmas Wholesaler Jing Yuan (Sin & Cn) Trading
Address: 734 Geylang Road, Singapore 389645
Operating hours: Opens from October to December. Monday, Noon – 8pm; Tuesday – Sunday, 10am – 8pm 

3. Spotlight

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With only one store in Plaza Singapura, Spotlight from Australia is the go-to store for everything. It carries a diverse range of items, from crafts items to bedsheets, all at a bargain price.

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Not forgetting cheap Christmas decorations, Spotlight is now offering up to 50% off for them! Expect tinsels retailing at $3.50 each, and baubles (1 set contains 9 baubles) going at $1.99 per set.

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This adorable tray of gingerbreads is priced at $5 after the 50% discount!

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Also, you can find all their Christmas decorations at Snowy Splendour, an exhibition of Christmas goods by Plaza Singapura on level one. Expect to find Christmas cookies, toys, ornaments, toiletry sets and gifts by brands such as Marks & Spencer, Hamleys, and Cold Storage.

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Spotlight
Address: Plaza Singapura, Level 5, Unit number 05-11 to 19, Singapore 1 238839
Operating hours: Daily from 10am – 10pm
Website: 
Spotlight 

Snowy Splendour
Address: Plaza Singapura, Front Plaza, Level 1
Operating hours: From 6 to 25 December 2016, 11am – 9pm
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For those staying in the west, you do not have to travel far to enjoy cheap Christmas decorations. Big Box, a megastore that opened in 2014, is home to a plethora of lifestyle products and services at affordable prices.

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Located at the Atrium, level 2, you can find an array of Christmas ornaments and gifts.

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The boxes surrounding the Christmas tree contain ornaments within the price range of $2 to $2.50. Sets of baubles are going for $9.90 each. Also, tinsels are retailing at $3.90 each!

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Big Box also stocks miniature Christmas trees going at $4.90 each. You can purchase the dark green one for a traditional feel, or opt for the light blue for a frosty Christmas.

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In addition, there is a buy 1 free 1 sale for some designs now, so pop by if you would like to buy some cheap Christmas decorations that feel and look luxe.

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Big Box
Address: 1 Venture Avenue, Singapore 608521 (Next to Jurong East MRT Station)
Operating hours: Monday – Friday, 11am – 10pm; Saturday – Sunday, 10am – 10pm
Website: 
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Be prepared to find Giant’s own range of presentable and cheap Christmas decorations!

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24 pieces of Giant’s Christmas baubles are only going at $3.90 per set, while wreathes retail at $16.90 (small) and $19.90 (large).

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Items in lanes of ornaments are going at as low as $2.90 each.

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Display a snowflake globe ($4.90 each) on your desk for some festive spirit!

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Giant Hypermarkets
Click here for location information on the Giant Hypermarkets and their operating hours.

6. IKEA

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Oh who can forget the nation’s favourite furniture store? Hailing from Sweden, IKEA not only sells affordable furniture, but also pretty and cheap Christmas decorations.

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Expect baubles to be sold from  $14.90 to $19.90, with an assortment of classic colours such as navy blue, maroon, gold, and silver.

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Fancy unconventional Christmas decorations? Take your pick amongst the artificial miniature plants, with white Christmas trees going at $19.90, and potted flowers at $4.90 each.

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Or if you would like to have your star dangling from the ceiling instead of being perched on your tree, this star shaped light is going at a mere $5.90!

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There is also a wide range of LED lightings, so you can express your creativity with your Christmas decorations.

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Forget the usual Christmas wreaths; unleash your creativity and use baubles instead!

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IKEA
Address: Alexandra – 317 Alexandra Road, Singapore 159965; Tampines – 60 Tampines North Drive 2, Singapore 528764
Operating hours: Daily 10am – 11pm

Don’t hold back from that fabulous outfit you have been eyeing for a Christmas party or the perfect present for your loved one. With tens of dollars saved here and there while shopping at these places selling beautiful but cheap Christmas decorations – you will be able to splurge on other desires!

Armed with this list, you will have an equally magical Christmas, with your wallets feeling only a tad lighter.

Header Image Source: There’s Nothing Like A Real Christmas Tree: Here’s Where To Buy Them & Care Tips!