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Bangkok's famous coconut ice cream brand, All Coco has landed in Singapore! Right outside The Cathay, to be specific. Their products are all coconut-based. Everything is made from fresh NAM HOM coconuts - the coconut water, coconut shakes, ice cream, pudding and their signature soft serve.
This time last year, I came across an Instagram account belonging to a group of all-male bakers who call themselves "The Four Baker Boys". These four amazing guys give back to charity by utilising their specialised skill set of baking as a way to raise funds for their chosen organisation.
There are a few establishments serving British fare such as The Queen & Mangosteen and Gordon Ramsay's Bread Street Kitchen, but they're not necessarily affordable. Now, there's a humble stall serving British fare in a hawker centre and my gut has never been more ready.
From various divination methods to geomancy (also known as fengshui), Singapore has no shortage of local occult practices and quirks. Recently, I came across an intriguing little thing known as Aura Photography and I decided to try and get my aura read because why not?
Krispy Kreme just announced on their Facebook page today that the Hazelnut OG donut will be available at all outlets islandwide, whilst stocks last of course. Back by popular demand, the Hazelnut OG donut will only be available starting from tomorrow, 19th May to 31st May.
It's The Ship is back for its fifth voyage! From the 4th of November, the floating city and its residents will depart from Singapore, journeying to the tropical island of Phuket, before docking back in Singapore on the 7th of November.
Old Chang Kee has been around since 1956, way before Singapore was independent. It was operating as a small stall in a coffeeshop outside the former Rex Cinema along Mackenzie Road in 1986. Now, Old Chang Kee has opened its first flagship coffee house in the place where it all began.
If you love your booze, then get your liver ready because SouthEast Asia's only and largest beer festival is returning for its 10th edition this August! That's right, Beerfest Asia 2018 will be happening from 30 August to 2 September 2018!
The sanctity that is the Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar has been threatened and it's worrying. So, instead of spending all of our money to find the latest hype this year, we challenged the team to spend only $30 at the Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar to find food and drinks that are actually worth the money.
For all my fellow bibliophiles, there's an international movement that's gone global and is now in 26 countries - The Book Fairies. The movement is now in Singapore. Books have been found in Changi Airport, The Singapore Zoo, and even the Peranakan Museum!
Don't you just miss the days when life was simple, cartoons were great and food was cheap? Now that we've grown up, life isn't simple and cartoons have gone to shit. But we can still hope for cheap food. So here's a list of places that are still offering food below $2.
Katong is one of my favourite neighbourhoods in Singapore. It is packed with interesting cafes and places to explore. If you're here for the firs time, here's a guide to good food in Katong that you should try.
While being a hawker is a dying trade in Singapore, these new generation hawkers are revamping hawker food and bringing new dishes to the masses. Last year, the first Tiger Street Festival was held, for young hawkers to showcase their food and creations and the proceeds went to the Tiger Street Food Support Fund.
There is a familiar nostalgic feeling when I first patronised this old school bakery located in a quite corner at the basement of Katong Shopping Centre. My friends claimed that this old school bakery in Katong makes the best Banana Pie in Singapore. I knew I had to try this one for myself to believe it.
I've never been to Golden Mile Complex because there was no reason to (and also it seems dodgy as hell) and it's too out of the way for me to just pay a visit and explore. So for the sake of discovering Singapore, I made my way to Golden Mile Complex, with a friend who knows her way around the mall of course.
The boat noodles craze has sent plenty of Singaporeans including me going over the causeway JUST for Thai boat noodles, so imagine how excited I was when I found out there's finally a halal boat noodle place in Singapore. Hat Yai Noodle Bar serves boat noodles for $1.90 each.
