8 Unusual V-Day Dinner Ideas For A Far From Basic Valentine’s Day
When we think about the Valentine’s Day dinner, what comes to mind is often a proper fancy restaurant, where you both gaze into each other’s eyes over candlelight.
Yawn. We say, skip the boring candlelit dinner this V-day and try something more, dare we say, unusual together.
From secret locations to dining in pitch darkness, we conclude that the stranger the experience, the more you’ll remember it. It’ll be the something special only shared between the two of you.
Here are 8 unusual V-day dinner ideas, for a far from basic V-day that you won’t forget for a long time to come!
1. AndSoForth
We bet you’ve never even heard of this one.
The first of its kind in Singapore, the elusive AndSoForth is a series of novelty pop-up restaurants that disappear and reappear in mysterious locations on selected dates.
[caption id="attachment_22641" align="aligncenter" width="2048"] Image credit: And So Forth[/caption]Neither of you will have to plan any surprises here, there’ll be many in store for you. You won’t even know the meeting location until the day of the feast itself, with strategic clues sent over text to lead you to the final venue.
The running theme is ‘Dinner in Wonderland’, so expect a theatrical feast madder than ever, with a solid 4 course dinner immersed around stories and drama. Shh, it’ll be one more secret kept between the two of you.
And So Forth
Address: Who knows?
Tel: 9129 7845
Email: [email protected]
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2. Nox – Dine In The Dark
Hold on tight to your date. At Nox – Dine In The Dark, you’ll both plunge into an intriguing new world of mystery, sensation, and darkness.
Take a culinary journey through taste, smell, touch and sound–all in pitch black darkness.
[caption id="attachment_22644" align="aligncenter" width="1905"] Image credit: Giftano[/caption]Here, blind and visually impaired individuals are specially trained to guide and serve you.
Have a dinner without distractions in this unique mind-altering sensory experience.
It’s also perfect if you’re trying to keep your relationship on the down low, for now.
Nox Dine In The Dark
Where: 269 Beach Road Singapore 199546
Open: Mon-Fri 6pm to late; Sat 5pm to late; Sun 5pm to 11pm
Tel: 6298 0708
Email: [email protected]
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3. The Screening Room
The standard Valentine’s Day dinner and movie plan takes on a new meaning at The Screening Room.
This swanky yet comfy boutique film cinema is a dream come true for the film loving couple, who can savour delicious bites while getting their celluloid fix.
[caption id="attachment_22642" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: The Screening Room[/caption]This intimate screening room features a calendar of exciting films: from timeless classics, to great new indie releases, to thought-provoking independent or foreign films.
Post 10pm, the cinema transforms into a chic Champagne Lounge where you and your date can kick back on a cosy sofa with bubbly or tapas in hand.
Unwind, by luxuriating in groovy beats and savouring bespoke cocktails, and escape reality with your beloved for the night.
The Screening Room
Where: 12 Ann Siang Rd #03-00, Singapore 069692
Open: Mon-Thurs 6pm to 2pm; Fri 6pm to 3am; Sat 6pm to 4am
Tel: 6532 3357
Email: [email protected]
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4. Hai Bin Prawning & BBQ
Fish for prawns (and compliments) with your date any time of the night at Hai Bin Prawning! You’ll have to work for your dinner here.
[caption id="attachment_22647" align="aligncenter" width="2048"] Image credit: The Smart Local[/caption]From patiently waiting for a prawn to take the bait, to struggling to rein it up without it escaping, to cooking it yourself on the fire, it’ll surely be a deep bonding experience for you two.
Hai Bin prides their freshwater prawns sourced from Thailand for being extra fresh. They also provide BBQ pits, fire-starters, charcoal and everything else you need to grill and savour your fresh catch, with your catch.
Hai Bin Prawning & BBQ
Open: Daily, 24 hours
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Where:
Punggol: 6 Tebing Lane #01-04, Singapore 828835
Tel: 6447 8693
Sembawang: HomeTeamNS @ Sembawang, 301 Canberra Road #01-08, Singapore 759774
Tel: 6261 7226
Open: Daily, 24 hours
5. Selfie Coffee
Maybe coffee for dinner sounds strange, but that’s far from being the strangest thing about this place.
At Selfie Coffee, you and your partner can do exactly what the name suggests–drink off your own faces printed on the foam atop your latte.
[caption id="attachment_22648" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Image credit: Stormscape[/caption]Choose how you want the coffee taste, from their Signature coffee, salted caramel, mocha, matcha, Horlicks and many more. They do serve proper meals too, like sandwiches, pies, and even prata.
While waiting, you two can doodle and write mushy love notes on the tables with whiteboard marker pens.
Take your relationship to the next level by drinking each other’s faces off the coffee too, if that floats your boat.
Selfie Coffee
Where: 11 Haji Lane Singapore 189204
Open: Sun-Mon 11am to 10pm
Tel: 6341 7213
Email: [email protected]
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The history nerd couple will have a whale of a time here, drifting back in time with Singapore’s history. 1942 boasts that its Singapore’s only private war themed museum restaurant.
With bunkers, machine guns, nuclear warheads and the lot, this quirky establishment brings you and your beloved back in time to the period of the Japanese occupation.
Their delicious set menus will fulfil your cravings, and this place is sure to leave a statement in your relationship’s history books.
1942 Alfresco @ Changi
Where: 30 Cosford Rd, Singapore 499550
Open: Wed-Mon 11am to 12am
Tel: 6542 4492
Email: [email protected]
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7. The Black Swan
Fancy a different kind of history? Wonderfully handsome The Black Swan will take you and your beloved back to the swinging age of The Great Gatsby.
[caption id="attachment_22643" align="aligncenter" width="900"] Image credit: The Black Swan[/caption]This elaborately themed restaurant is all played up by a dreamy central bar, waist-coated bar staff, striking geometric patterns on the columns, and black marble-top tables.
Their Valentine’s Day menu includes Seasonal Oysters, and Black Onyx T-bone that you can enjoy to live music in alfresco dining.
The Black Swan
Where: 19 Cecil Street Singapore 049704
Open: Mon 11.30am to 11pm, Tues-Thurs 11.30am to 12am, Fri 11.30am to 1am, Sat 5pm to 1am
Tel: 6438 3757
Email: [email protected]
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8. Ocean Restaurant by Cat Cora
If either of you is a marine animal lover, this one’s for you–or not.
At Ocean Restaurant by Cat Cora, you and your date will be surrounded by the underwater creatures of the S.E.A. Aquarium, all while feasting on their kin.
[caption id="attachment_22646" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] Image credit: Resorts World Sentosa[/caption]Shrouded in a romantic blue glow, enjoy Iron Chef Cat Cora’s light and healthy dishes, such as smoked eel and 42°C sous vide salmon.
Its full-length glass panels allow you to marvel at over 100,000 magnificent marine animals for a truly memorable dining experience.
Ocean Restaurant by Cat Cora
Where: 22 Sentosa Gateway, S.E.A. Aquarium, #B1-455 & 456, S.E.A. Aquarium, 098136
Open: Daily 11.30am to 2.30pm
Tel: 6577 6688
Email: [email protected]
Ready to take your dinner plans to the next level? Book your Valentine’s Day date night at any of these out-of-the-box places, and be prepared to expect the unexpected.
You’ll be able to enjoy each other’s familiar company, while diving into something entirely new together.
After all, the best memories come from the craziest experiences, right?
Also, read 10 Gorgeous Valentine’s Day Flowers That Every Girl Secretly Wants
[GIVEAWAY] 5 Pairs Of Tickets To The No. 1 Single’s Event Of V Day: Valentine Vendetta
Calling all single ladies and gents! If you haven’t found the love of your life and you’re up for some fun this Valentine’s, Valentine Vendetta might just be your cup of tea!
Bitter No More
As we’re nearing V Day, it’s hard for us single people to not get bitter.
Your Facebook news feed is probably full of Valentine’s Gift Guide, Valentine’s Date Ideas, Valentine’s Flowers, etc. And everything starts looking as if it was curated for couples.
If you’re planning to take a day off from social media this Valentine (no thanks to streams of lovey-dovey photos on Instagram), here’s a better suggestion:
Put the envy and bitterness aside and let’s all mingle at Valentine Vendetta!
Valentine Vendetta
Specially planned for singles, Valentine Vendetta is back for the 6th year with a Masquerade themed party.
This time round, the party will be held at the newly opened SKYLINE in Singapore Land Tower on Valentine’s Day.
We can’t guarantee that you’ll find your soul mate here but you’ll actually have the chance to win up to $10,000 worth of prizes!
There will also be ice-breaker activities including curated games that encourage interaction between single gents and ladies!
No harm expanding your social circle or making new friends with the potential to be your V Day date next year.
Party With A View
Nestled comfortably on the 45th floor of Singapore Land Tower, the swanky Skyline presents a unique concept, combining outdoor rooftop experience with an indoor party-centric ultra-lounge.
While the faces of party guests may be covered by masks, the 360-degree view of the Central Business District will surely impress.
In Good Hands
Now in its 6th year, Valentine Vendetta has become one of the parties of the year.
Their event last year boast a whopping 1500 single peeps attendance! They’re not bragging when they say they’re the No.1 Single’s Event Of The Year.
Early bird tickets are available at $35 on Eventbrite while tickets at the door will cost $45. All tickets are inclusive of two drinks.
No roses, no cliched romantic declarations of love and no dates needed. We say, go have a good time!
5 Pairs Of Tickets Up For Grabs
Yes, that’s right.
We’re giving away 5 pairs of complimentary tickets (worth $70/pair) to 5 lucky readers!
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Simply LIKE and SHARE this post on Facebook by 12th February 2017 to stand a chance to win a pair of tickets to Valentine Vendetta!
Valentine Vendetta
Date: 14 February 2017
Time: 6pm till late
Venue: Skyline Club & Lounge Level 45 Land Tower, Singapore 048623
For more information on Valentine Vendetta, click 10 Gorgeous Valentine’s Day Flowers That Every Girl Secretly Wants
10 Gorgeous Valentine’s Day Flowers That Every Girl Secretly Wants
When it comes to this special day, Valentine’s Day flowers are almost a must for the occasion. Nevermind roses, there are so many different blooms out there with a spirit of their own–dainty and pure, or vibrant and loud–to match your special relationship.
Whether you’re a flower veteran, or completely clueless, we’ve handpicked some of the classiest and prettiest Valentine’s Day flowers/ bouquets.
Here are 10 gorgeous Valentine’s Day blooms almost as beautiful as the special someone you’ll be giving them to!
1. Ladurée Red Bloom Box
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
That’s why The Floral Ateliers took on the classic red rose arrangement this Valentine’s Day–but made it even better.
Its V-day collection features its signature bloom box, set with deep red roses perfectly arranged in a spherical dome.
[caption id="attachment_22547" align="aligncenter" width="2008"] Image credit: The Floral Atelier[/caption]Packaged in a timeless style, this bouquet is paired with four pieces of exquisite Ladurée macarons, for the sweetest accompaniment.
All the flowers are hand picked for exceptional freshness and hand delivered, all on the same day.
The Floral Atelier
Address: 40 Eng Hoon Street Singapore 169784
Open: Sunday-Monday 10am to 3pm, Tuesday-Saturday 10am to 7pm
Tel: 8869 2830
Email: [email protected]
Price: $230 (Ladurée Red Bloom Box)
In this masterpiece by The Bloom Room, a single stalk of snow white hydrangea, symbolising the purity of your love, features front and centre.
It’s flanked by calla lilies, spray roses, matthiolas and eustomas–all elegantly wrapped in forest green paper and tied with matching satin ribbons.
[caption id="attachment_22546" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Image credit: The Bloom Room[/caption]This beautifully wrapped bouquet, rife of exotic flowers quintessentially offers your loved one a work of art like no other. It’s a sure bet for another lovely date to happen one more time.
The Bloom Room
Address: 315 Joo Chiat Road Singapore 427566
Open:
11th Feb (Sat): 10am-6pm
12th Feb (Sun): 10am-3pm
13-14th Feb (Mon-Tues): 10am-6pm
Tel: 6447 0217
Email: [email protected]
Price: $225 (One More Time); islandwide delivery at $15/trip
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3. When There Is Love
Maybe your sweetheart is one to scoff at flowers for being purely ornamental. In that case, this refreshing alternative might be it!
hello flowers! has designed a fearless and organic bouquet specially for this Valentine’s Day.
It features succulents peppered with fluffy cotton plants, blue thistles and the classic pink roses for a traditional touch.
[caption id="attachment_22540" align="aligncenter" width="1000"] Image credit: hello flowers![/caption]Your date can replant the succulents to make cute home and office decor that will remind them of you through the day.
This bouquet is proof enough that flowers have the soul and spirit to motivate, inspire and to cheer. Indeed, when there is love, there is life.
hello flowers!
Where: 53 Chin Swee Rd, Singapore 160053
Tel: 9729 5207
Email: [email protected]
Price: From $128 (When There Is Love)
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4. Champagne
This has to be the classiest option so far.
Floral Garage’s Champagne bouquet features 12 elegant and beautiful Champagne Roses timelessly wrapped in brown craft paper, to say “Be Mine” this Valentine’s Day.
[caption id="attachment_22544" align="aligncenter" width="2055"] Image credit: Floral Garage Singapore[/caption]These Champagne Roses are bred in a pure Champagne colour, unlike the normal tacky orangey ones, so you’ll be giving only the best to your best.
Present this to your loved one at your favourite bar, and complement with a glass of bubbly, for a date night you both won’t forget!
Floral Garage Singapore
Where: 756 Upper Serangoon Road, #03-34, Upper Serangoon Shopping Centre, Singapore 534626
Open: 10am to 6pm
Tel: 9387 8871 / 6282 2185
Email: [email protected]
Price: $108 (Champagne)
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5. NO. 5
Yup, that’s the name of this luxurious bouquet with character.
This number by Poppy Flora & Nature Studio was created as a muse, in conjunction with one of the world’s leading brand, Chanel.
[caption id="attachment_22539" align="aligncenter" width="1500"] Image credit: Poppy Flora & Nature Studio[/caption]Just like the legendary perfume, this bouquet showcases a classic with a twist. There is ultimate femininity in the variants of pink roses, but yet the arrangement is modern, free-spirited and vibrant.
Poppy Flora & Nature Studio
Where: #01-03, 3 Park Lane Seletar, The Summerhouse, Singapore 798387
Open: Every Tuesday-Sunday 10am to 7pm
Tel: 6225 8496
Email: [email protected]
Price: From $145 (NO. 5)
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6. The Notebook
Sorry, we just had to include another red rose bouquet to this list.
But just look at Beato’s 36 stalks of deep red roses, so effortlessly yet elegantly paper wrapped, and you’ll understand why.
[caption id="attachment_22541" align="aligncenter" width="1000"] Image credit: Beato[/caption]After all, what’s Valentine’s Day without the classic The Notebook-esque style red roses?
This number signifies how head over heels in love you are, and that you’ll remember all your romantic moments together.
It’s extravagant, we’ll admit, but oh, so romantic.
Beato
Where: 9 Jalan Bingka Singapore 588905
Tel: 8338 1308
Email: [email protected]
This one’s perfect for the couple who loves the sunshine, who wakes up bright and early for a hearty breakfast together.
This ever-cheerful bouquet from With Every Bloom’s is sure to make your sweetheart smile as bright as the sun!
[caption id="attachment_22548" align="aligncenter" width="2448"] Image credit: With Every Bloom[/caption]It features splashes of light coloured roses with sun-loving daisies in a wild garden of a bouquet. If your sweetheart is your sunshine and being with them brings you cheer and joy, you can’t skip this one.
With Every Bloom
Where: 39 Ubi Road 1 #01-08, World Publications Building, Singapore 408695
Open: Mondays to Fridays 10am – 6pm; Saturdays 10am – 12pm; Closed on Sundays & Public Holidays
Email: [email protected]
Price: From $130 (Sunny Side Up)
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8. One Day With You
Wouldn’t you rather spend one day with your loved one than a thousand elsewhere? Don’t miss your chance to tell them this 14 February, with this captivating Valentine’s Day bouquet by Xpress Flower.
[caption id="attachment_22555" align="aligncenter" width="2468"] Image credit: Xpress Flower[/caption]How sweet is this bouquet featuring 18 pink tulip stalks, with a smattering of frosty leaves and purple?
Tulips signify an enduring and undying love between partners. The pink hues express happiness and warmth–exactly how you feel inside when you’re with your sweetheart.
Xpress Flower
Where:
Plaza Singapura
68 Orchard Road #B2-67 S238839
Open: 10am to 10pm
Tel: 6262 3031
And other outlets all over Singapore
Price: $227.40 (One Day With You)
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9. Baby’s Breath
Showing them you love them doesn’t have to involve breaking the bank. We know, it’s hard enough saving up for your future together as it is.
This valentine’s Day, Mirage Flower’s playful display of purity and innocence in this sweet bouquet shows us the beauty of simplicity without compromising on quality.
[caption id="attachment_22556" align="aligncenter" width="1452"] Image credit: Mirage Flowers[/caption]Thousands of tiny moments bundled together reflect your collection of memories together all this time, just like the countless stars in the universe.
Customise your bouquet with white, pink, purple, orange, blue and green stalks of Baby’s Breath. They require minimal maintenance and retain their look even as dried flowers. This is bound to take her breath away.
Mirage Flowers
Where:
Floral Cove @ Marina Mandarin Level 4
6 Raffles Boulevard, Marina Square, 039594
Weekdays 9am to 6pm
Retail Boutique @ The Seletar Mall
33 Sengkang West Avenue #01-45
Daily 9am to 10pm
Tel: 6334 9249
Email: [email protected]
Price: $75 (Baby’s Breath)
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10. Tropical Sunset
Chances are, you’ll be ending off your romantic Valentine’s Day on a quiet evening stroll together against the setting sun.
In that case, this bespoke bucket by Bucket Full of Roses is perfect for the situation.
[caption id="attachment_22545" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Image credit: Bucket Full of Roses[/caption]It encompasses a palette of the tropical sunset–blue hues, warm tones and accents of green. The sweetest ending to your Valentine’s Day evening.
Bucket Full of Roses
Email: [email protected]
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Never underestimate the power of a beautifully pieced together bouquet of flowers when it comes to enchanting your date. There’s a reason why flowers have always been so inseparable from expression of love for centuries.
Most of these bouquets were specially created for this Valentine’s Day and won’t be available after, so don’t miss out! We’d suggest pre-ordering as early as possible to avoid the last minute rush.
Also, read 12 Valentine’s Day Date Experiences That Don’t Involve Dinners And Movies
Best Thai Eateries In Singapore So You Don’t Have To Queue For 10,000 Years At Nakhon
Spicy Phad Thai, fragrant pineapple rice, tongue-numbing tom yum soup – there is no denying that Singaporeans absolutely love the taste of Thailand.
Ask “best Thai eateries” and Nahkon Kitchen might immediately come to most Singaporeans’ mind. However, the perpetual long and snaking queues at most of their outlets can be a major put off.
Thankfully, the selection of Thai eateries in Singapore is aplenty. Here are some of the best Thai eateries in Singapore so that you don’t have to queue for (a seemingly) 10,000 years at Nahkon!
1. Soi Thai Kitchen
Located in the foodie neighbourhood of Serangoon Gardens, Soi Thai Kitchen is one of the newer Thai eateries to hit our local Thai dining scene.
[caption id="attachment_22212" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Credit: Credit: Website2. Ah Loy Thai
Ah Loy Thai is indisputably another popular Thai eatery in Singapore. During peak periods, wait times here can stretch up to 45 minutes.
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Having been around for over a decade, you can expect consistently delicious Thai food at economical prices.
Be sure to order some their signature dishes such as Butter Calamari, Phad Thai and Tom Yum Soup!
Ah Loy Thai
Address: 9 Tan Quee Lan Street, Shaw Towers, #01-04, Singapore 188098
Opening hours: Mon to Thu 12nn to 3pm & 4.15pm – 8.30pm; Fri to Sun 12nn – 3pm & 4.15pm – 9.30pm
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3. First Thai Restaurant
Amidst the plethora of cafes and restaurants along Dhoby Ghaut, you can still find some authentic and cheap Thai food here at First Thai Restaurant.
[caption id="attachment_22217" align="aligncenter" width="1600"] Credit: Credit: Credit: burpple.com[/caption]A bowl of Thai boat noodles is unlikely to satisfy your late-night hunger pangs.
[caption id="attachment_22221" align="aligncenter" width="2048"] Credit: Website5. Sixty6
At just under two years into the Thai F&B scene, Sixty6 is one of the under-radar Thai eateries that serves authentic and economical Thai fares.
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5. Nana Thai Restaurant
Tucked amongst a plethora of Thai eateries in Golden Mile Complex, Nana Thai Restaurant stands out with authentic and humbly-priced Thai dishes.
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This relatively new kid on the block serves up some of Thailand’s famous eats and street food.
[caption id="attachment_22228" align="aligncenter" width="1600"] Credit: Because Bangkok Is Overrated, Let These Hidden Gems In Thailand Take Your Breath Away
7 Places To Buy Whacky Games That Aren’t Monopoly: From Game Of Thrones To Cards Against Humanity
What happened to the good old days when we sat around playing Monopoly with friends and family? That’s right, that game made or broke relationships with its ridiculous rules on land and property owning.
If you’re looking for board, card or team games that don’t jeopardise your relationships, check out these 7 places to go game shopping!
1. Toy Brick Station – Cards Against Humanity
Find all your board and card game needs at Toy Brick Station, where games suitable for all ages can be found.
[caption id="attachment_20571" align="alignnone" width="800"] (Photo credits: Toy Brick Station)[/caption]That includes the outrageously funny, sometimes inappropriate but always a treat to play – Cards Against Humanity!
Cards Against Humanity
Unlike most card and board games, where victory and ruthless strategy is required to win, this card game brings people together with laughter.
[caption id="attachment_21591" align="alignnone" width="1024"] (Photo Credits: https://www.cardsagainsthumanity.com)[/caption]A party game for anywhere between 3-20 people, each player first draws 10 white cards.
[caption id="attachment_21592" align="alignnone" width="800"] (Photo Credits: https://cardsagainsthumanity.com)[/caption]In each round, 1 player will be the Card Czar pull out a black card and show it to the group.
Everyone else will have to answer the question or fill in the blank on that black card with 1 of their white cards, placed facedown on the ground.
Going in a circle, everyone presents their answer, and the funniest card wins the round!
[caption id="attachment_21593" align="alignnone" width="1024"] (Photo Credits: https://www.wired.com)[/caption]Multiple versions of Cards Against Humanity can be found in their store, and it’s time to check out what else can be answered to the age-old question: What is Batman’s Guilty Pleasure?
Toy Brick Station
Address: 10, Jalan Serene, # 02 – 09/10/11, Serene Centre, Singapore 258748
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Constantly updating their stock with the latest in board and card games, you’ll most likely find latest releases with ToyTag.
7 Wonders
One of which is 7 Wonders. To be played in groups of any number between 2 and 7 players, this card game is split into three ages (rounds).
[caption id="attachment_21522" align="alignnone" width="1024"] 7 Wonders Board Game[/caption]
The premise of the game is simple: Each player is first given an ancient civilisation (one of the 7 wonders of the world).
Each player gets 1 resource, 3 coins and 7 cards and plays a card by placing it in their play area.
[caption id="attachment_21523" align="alignnone" width="1024"] (Photo Credits:Some cards require resources to be played. If you don’t have that resource, you can buy it from the player next to you.
After everyone has had a turn playing and paying for their cards, everyone passes on their deck to the person to their right or left (based on the age of the players).
This continues until everyone is left with 2 cards in their hands, at which point one of the cards must be discarded, and the second age begins.
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With each age comes cards that are more powerful, but they’ll also require more resources. Apart from buying them or using what you have, you can use chaining, where the earlier cards tell you what it can build for free and how. Alternatively, you can discard a card for 3 coins.
The game ends after the 3rd age, and the player with the most victory points wins.
With the Pantheon Expansion, Leaders Expansion and Wonder Pack, 7 Wonders fans buy all of them from ToyTag and have a ball of a time with friends.
ToyTag
Address: 1 Maritime Square, #03-58, HarbourFront Centre, Singapore 099253
Tel: 6276 7268
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3. Gamesaurus Rex – A Game of Thrones: The Card Game
Dedicated to board and card game fanatics who are looking for a place to play, Gamesaurus Rex was founded in 2012 to meet the needs of its passionate audience.
A FLGS (Friendly Local Game Store) and a Gaming Events venue, Gamersaurus Rex allows you to buy a wide range of Board Games, Card Games and Miniature wargames amidst the daily gaming events in store.
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A Game of Thrones: The Card Game
Season 7 of Game of Thrones is coming soon, and what better way to start theorising away than to play the Game of Thrones yourself?
A Game of Thrones: The Card Game is a Living Card Game (LCG) from the second edition onwards. Unlike a Collectible Card Game (CCG), a LCG offer regular expansion packs and deck-buildings. You’ll also be able to avoid the blind-buy purchase of CCGs.
[caption id="attachment_21526" align="alignnone" width="1024"] (Photo Credits: Youtube)[/caption]Played between 2-6 players, each player plays as 1 of the 8 different factions of Westeros in a bid to control the Game of Thrones.
The game starts with 2 cards: a draw deck that represents the forces a player has at his/her command, and a plot deck for developing and managing a long term strategy.
[caption id="attachment_21527" align="alignnone" width="1024"] (Photo Credits: https://www.shutupandsitdown.com)[/caption]As the game progresses, with Faction, Plot, Player and Title cards, Gold, Influence and 1st Player Tokens and Power Counters, the first player to get 15 power wins the game.
Thankfully, the core game set includes a booklet explaining the rules of the game in detail. To get the best out of this game, purchasing the many expansion packs is a must.
[caption id="attachment_21528" align="alignnone" width="1024"] (Photo Credits: https://www.shutupandsitdown.com)[/caption]You can find fellow A Game of Thrones: The Card Game players at one of Gamesaurus Rex‘s many daily, weekly and monthly events.
Gamesaurus Rex
Address: 259A, Upper Thompson Rd, Singapore 574386
Tel: 86931060
Board Games Rejuvenate has even set up its storefront in a certain manner because they wanted customers to be able to look, see and touch the board games itself.
Cold War: CIA vs KGB
A fast-paced 2 player card game, each player assumes the role of either the CIA or the KGD in determining the outcome of the Cold War.
With each round representing a year of conflict, a single country or event becomes the main focus of the USA and the USSR. Each player will send in a spy (Agent Card) to infiltrate and manipulate locals (Group Cards).
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The ultimate aim is to win victory points through the Objective Cards upon successfully controlling the situation. The first player to reach 100 victory points wins the game.
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Board Games Rejuvenate gives Cold War (and we mean the card game, not the historical event) a solid 8.5/10, so if you’ve always wished to change the events of the Cold War, your dream comes true at Board Games Rejuvenate.
Board Games Rejuvenate
Address: The Central, #03-81, 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, Singapore 059817
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Codenames
You can play Codenames with your buddies in store, and bring home a brand new set when you’re officially obsessed.
[caption id="attachment_21537" align="alignnone" width="1000"] (Photo Credits: https://geekdad.com)[/caption]Two teams of up to 4 (red vs blue) pit themselves against each other in a bid to uncover all the agents first.
There are code name cards, each bearing one word, that are laid out 5×5 on the table. Some belong to the red agents, some to the blue agents, one to the assassin and the rest are innocent bystanders.
[caption id="attachment_21538" align="alignnone" width="1024"] (Photo Credits: https://www.shutupandsitdown.com)[/caption]An opposing spymaster is held hostage by each team, and each spymaster will give one-word clues that point to words on the board. Their team mates must try to guess who their team’s agents are, while avoiding the cards of their opponents.
[caption id="attachment_21539" align="alignnone" width="1024"] (Photo Credits:With 25 secret agent identities hidden from all but 2 of your fellow board game players, no one can be trusted…
Team Board Game
Address: 1 Sophia Rd, #04-14, Peace Centre, S(228149)
Tel: +65 9856 2565 (SMS and Whatsapp only)
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Blood Rage
This is the place to purchase Blood Rage, the ultimate Viking and Norse Mythology game.
[caption id="attachment_21540" align="alignnone" width="1000"] (Photo Credits:Ragnarök, aka the end of the world, fast approaches. Choosing from 1 of 4 Viking Clans (Bear, Wolf, Raven, Serpent), 2-4 players will fight to lead their clans to ultimate glory and they take their rightful place at Odin’s side before Ragnarök,.
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Each player is dealt a deck of cards, from which they must pick 1 card, before passing the deck clockwise and picking another card from the new deck.
This repeats until the decks run out, and you’ve got your specially curated hand.
Using the cards on hand, players must plan and battle, or go on quests and increase their clan’s stats, to be the ultimate winner.
This is a game that tests your strategic skills, battle acumen, and passion for Nordic Mythology.
[caption id="attachment_21542" align="alignnone" width="1000"] (Photo Credits:Win as many battles against rival clans, pillage as many villages as possible, and reach the tree Yggdrasil for ultimate pillaging and glory.
Perfect for gamers who are sick of zombies and vampires.
Games@PI
Address: Midpoint Orchard, #03-01, 220 Orchard Road, Singapore 238852
Tel: 6734 3858
(Photo Credits: Dueller’s Point)[/caption]
Magic: The Gathering
Published back in 1993, this 24-year-old game is still a favourite of Collectible Card Game lovers.
The ultimate CCG with over 17,000 cards to collect, build your deck, and battle with, Magic: The Gathering requires dedication and a low-level obsession.
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Typically a 2-player gamer, you assume the role of a planeswalker – a powerful wizard – as you battle other players for glory.
You start each game with twenty “lifepoints” and the aim is to reduce your opponent to 0 life. You can achieve this through spellcasting, equipping your allies with weapons, and blocking damage during combat.
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Best of all, this is another store where gamers are more than welcome to play with friends or make new ones!
Dueller’s Point
Address: Blk 450 Hougang Ave 10, #B1-541, Singapore 530450
Tel: 9476 6080
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12 Valentine’s Day Date Experiences That Don’t Involve Dinners And Movies
Don’t get us wrong, the dinner and movie date will always be a classic. But if you’ve been together for a while now, you must be a little bored by this date combination.
This special occasion, Valentine’s Day, is when couples should spend time together doing something more memorable. Shake things up by taking your pick amongst these fun, relaxing and romantic activities guaranteed to give both of you quality time. You’ll make memories to keep for a lifetime.
Make this Valentine’s Day an extra special one, with these 12 date experiences you won’t forget!
1. Live Music at the Botanic Gardens
If the standard picnic isn’t quite special enough for you, try one where you and your date are serenaded by incredible live music, against the backdrop of a moonlit sky.
[caption id="attachment_22401" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] Image credit: Families For Life[/caption]The Singapore Botanic Gardens Bandstand will be showcasing a series of melodic live acts the weekend before Valentine’s Day. So grab your sweetheart and a picnic mat for two unforgettable nights of soul soothing indie pop in the middle of a natural scenic setting.
What better way to celebrate Valentine’s Day than with good music, lush greenery and a sky full of stars? Head down with your loved one early enough to grab a good spot and catch the sunset together before a relaxing night.
Valentine’s Day 2017 @ Botanic Gardens
Where: Singapore Botanic Gardens, Bandstand
Date: 10-12 Feb 2017
Time: 6pm to 10pm
Price: Free
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2. Marina Bay Sands Light & Water Show
If you haven’t seen the Wonder Full Light and Water Spectacular at Marina Bay Sands yet, this is something uniquely Singaporean that you and your loved one have to experience together at least once. This is one majestic water-fire-light show that’ll take your breath away.
[caption id="attachment_22403" align="aligncenter" width="2880"] Image credit: Skyscraper City[/caption]The show begins with a single drop of water, signifying the beginning of life, and matures into a vibrant extravaganza–so much like your ever growing love. Fall in love again amidst the amazing convergence of light, music and sound, with the stunning cityscape of Singapore lit up in the backdrop.
If you’re enjoying a post dinner stroll along the Marina Bay, be sure not to miss this majestic show that will add that spark to complete your romantic and breezy evening at the waterfront.
Wonder Full Light and Water Show
Where: Marina Bay Sands Event Plaza at the Promenade
When: Sunday-Thursday 8pm, 9:30pm; Friday-Saturday: 8pm, 9:30pm, 11pm
Price: Free
Tel: 6688 8868
Don’t just promise your beloved the moon and the stars–show it to them! If there’s a most stereotypical romantic nighttime date, stargazing has to be it. And yes, you can do that right here in Singapore.
For one night each week, the Science Centre Observatory offers free star-gazing sessions. Peer at the surrounding constellations in both the northern and southern celestial hemispheres through their super telescopes, and perhaps catch a meteoroid shower while you are it. Andromeda is also a lesser-known observatory where you catch glimpses of star clusters in the Andromeda Galaxy.
For a little more privacy, you can also try West Coast Park, Fort Canning Hill, (or any secluded spot far from the city lights, really!) in the evenings to immerse yourselves in the celestial spectacle.
Science Centre Observatory
Where: Singapore Science Centre Omnitheatre, 21 Jurong Town Hall Road
When: Every Friday, 7.30pm to 10pm
Price: Free
Website
Andromeda Observatory
Where: Woodlands Galaxy Community Club, 31 Woodlands Avenue 6
When: Every Friday and Saturday, 7.30PM-9.30PM
Price: $1 per visit
4. Couple Spa
Noticed that work has been taking a toll on your loved one? Stress can take away the sweet moments you’re supposed to be spending together, so take this Valentine’s Day to relax and pamper yourselves at with a couple spa package!
[caption id="attachment_22398" align="aligncenter" width="3000"] Image credit: Time Ou’s day[/caption]We recommend Auriga Spa specially for this V-day. Chill in one of its four couple spa suites that come with their private garden. Their PS I Love You head-to-toe treatment starts with a relaxing foot massage with rose scrub, followed by a indulgent full body massage.
A candlelit bath–yes, with rose petals and the lot–and two glasses of champagne round off your intimate session.
Auriga Spa
Address: Capella Singapore, 1 The Knolls, Singapore 098297
Open: Daily 10am-10pm
Tel: 6591 5023
Price: PS I Love You Treatment $688 for two/165 minutes
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5. Perfume Workshop
Embrace your chance to create a custom fragrance with your sweetheart this Valentine’s Day. At Je T’aime Perfumery’s couples perfume workshop, you’ll be able to design the perfect blend of unique ingredients based on you and your partner’s traits and preferences.
[caption id="attachment_22394" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: The Nanyang Chronicle[/caption]For starters, you’ll be given a perfume personality questionnaire. Shake things up by filling it in for each other, and you may be surprised by the results! You can then use that as a guide to match the oils in olfactory families and create the formula for a signature scent only you two will have. #couplegoals
Je T’aime Couples Perfume Workshop
Where: 90 Good Man Road, Block O, #01-57 Singapore 439053
When: Monday & Tuesday 10am to 4pm; Wednesday-Sunday 10am to 8pm
Price: $250
Tel: (65) 91814871
Email: [email protected]
Website
6. Island Hopping
Thinking of a short getaway with your sweetie?
Spend the day on one of Singapore’s scenic Southern islands, or explore the lot of them! Singapore Island Cruises runs daily ferrying services to Singapore’s many secretive islands off the coast.
[caption id="attachment_22400" align="aligncenter" width="1284"] Image credit: The Smart Local[/caption]Kusu Island boasts Malay shrines, a Chinese temple, tortoises and beautiful beaches, while Sisters’ Island allows for camping and snorkeling. St. John’s Island has great trekking, swimming and fishing, while Lazarus Island is perfect for suntanning and picnicking.
No matter where you go, you’re bound to feel like you’re on vacation.
Try island hopping to create an exclusive and memorable Valentine’s Day for you and your beloved!
Singapore Island Cruise
Where: #01-04 Marina South Pier, 31 Marina Coastal Drive, Singapore 018988
When: See site for individual ferry schedules
Price: $18 per two-way ticket
Tel: 6534 9339
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7. Say It With Love
Celebrate Cupid’s season with your loved one by heading down to The Meadow at Gardens by the Bay for Say it with Love–an assortment of activities to enjoy with your partner, and even friends and family.
[caption id="attachment_22399" align="aligncenter" width="1372"] Image credit: Time Out[/caption]Create a field aglow with dreams by penning your wishes for each other on a glow-in-the-dark windmill to plant on an expanse of green.
You can also art jam with artists from Band of Doodlers, buy a unique handcrafted item for a good cause, or create a gift for that special someone at fun workshops. The highlights of the event are the cosy evening picnic and movie under the stars.
Pack your own picnic or get a couple’s picnic bag ($60-$65), which comes with a mat, snacks and a choice of either wine, a platter of finger food or a box of sandwiches.
Say It With Love
Venue: The Meadows, Gardens By The Bay
Address: 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953
When: Friday 24 Feb 2017 Saturday 25 Feb 2017
Price: Free
8. Dance Classes
Venture out of your comfort zone and learn something new together this Valentine’s Day by signing up for a couple dance class! John & Josephine Dance Creative offers Latin, Waltz, Cha Cha and many other styles for you to Tango the night away.
[caption id="attachment_22404" align="aligncenter" width="940"] Image credit: Hitched Wedding Planners Singapore[/caption]Partner dances are beautiful, intimate, and require much communication and coordination. That should pretty much strengthen your relationship, and we promise that you will have a ball of a time!
Ballroom dancing may be a good one to start with, since you’ll have to learn to do it at your wedding anyway. Hint hint.
John & Josephine Dance Creative
Where: John & Josephine Dance Creative, 1 Sophia Road, #06-27/28, Peace Centre, Singapore 228149
Open: Monday-Friday 12 noon to 10pm, Saturday-Sunday 12 noon to 6pm
Price: $100 per Lesson (per couple), $350 for 4 Lessons
Tel: 6334 6230
Email: [email protected]
Website
9. Pasta Making Workshop
The couple that cooks together, stays together.
That’s why Plentyfull has put together a pasta-making workshop specially for the month of February. You and your partner will follow Head Chef Victor Loy in learning how to make gnocchi from scratch!
[caption id="attachment_22393" align="aligncenter" width="1638"] Image credit: Plentyfull[/caption]Each of the three workshops showcases something different: Russet Potato Gnocchi with Mushroom & Spinach (14 Feb), Pumpkin Gnocchi with Kale & Pecorino (21 Feb), and Gratinated Gluten Free Gnocchi with Anchovies & Capers (28 Feb).
Drop by to pick up a new recipe for a hearty, wholesome, home-cooked meal you can make together for dinner!
Plentyfull Pasta Making Workshop
Where: 9 Raffles Boulevard, #01-79/80 Millenia Walk, Singapore 039596
When: 14, 21 & 28 February 2017
Price: $38 per person
Tel: 6493 2997
Email: [email protected]
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10. Walk in Nature
With so many green spaces in Singapore, a leisurely stroll amongst our ample greenery makes for a great date idea. You can share a peaceful day in your own world, traipsing through leafy shrubs under the shade of the towering trees.
[caption id="attachment_22395" align="aligncenter" width="900"] Image credit: One Three One Four[/caption]Take your pick from the many walking guides provided by NParks.
Take your love to new heights at the MacRitchie TreeTop Walk, relive history amongst the Changi Heritage Trees or Fort Canning Park, or go completely off the beaten track at Pulau Ubin.
Hike hand in hand through these walking trails and reconnect in the wilderness this Valentine’s Day!
NParks Walking Guides
Website
11. Cosmic Bowling
Remember the good old days dating at the bowling alley? How about some late night, glow-in-the-dark bowling this Valentine’s Day?
It’s as cool as it sounds. Luminous balls and pins, blasting dance music and disco lighting will surely make for a date night to remember.
[caption id="attachment_22397" align="aligncenter" width="953"] Image credit: The New Age Paren[/caption]Choose amongst Rock, Retro, Kpop and R&B themes on separate nights, and head to your favourite. Get pumped up be prepared to bowl your partner over with your moves both on the alley and the dance floor!
Orchid Bowl Cosmic Bowling
Where:
SAFRA Yishun, 60 Yishun Avenue 4 Singapore 769027
The Chevrons, 48 Boon Lay Way, Singapore 609961
E!hub, Downtown East, 1 Pasir Ris Cl, Singapore 519599
When: Saturdays; individual dates listed on website
Price: $24.50 (SAFRA members), $30 (non-members)
Tel: 6752 6219
Email: [email protected]
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12. AcroYoga Classes
Yes, you too can be one of those cool couples on Instagram who are always trying fun new things.
This Valentine’s Day, take an Acroyoga class with your loved one! The dynamic aerial postures not only increase core strength and flexibility, but more importantly unites your mind, body and spirit.
[caption id="attachment_22392" align="aligncenter" width="1268"] Image credit: Mark Adams[/caption]This zen sport calms you down, reduces stress and anxiety, and puts you in a better mood. Partner yoga in particular deepens the practice by including your lover in postures where breathing and moving together is key.
At the end of it, expect improved levels of communication, deeper expressions of postures and higher levels of trust.
Acroyoga Jam Singapore
Where: Raffles Place on the outdoor grass lawn in front of The Providore, Raffles MRT
When: Every Thursday 8pm to 10pm, Sunday 4pm to 6pm
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Shelve your dinner and movie plans, have them another day instead. This Valentine’s Day, we’ve suggested special date night (and day) plans for you already.
Take this chance to spend some good old quality time bonding with your special someone, with some of these memorable activities you can experience as a couple. All you’ve got to do is grab your sweetheart and head to these romantic events happening all throughout the sweetest month of the year!
Also, read 8 Awesome Valentine’s Day Dinner And Gift Ideas For A Truly Special Date
Forget Hotel Staycays, R&R At These 9 Local Airbnb Spots Instead – And They Are #HouseGoals
Planning a staycation or just like looking at beautifully designed houses? Whether you are looking for a mad pretty apartment to stay in, a place for a family vacation, or even a luxurious space for a company retreat, this is the article to read. Here at Discover SG, we’ve compiled a super list of 9 amazing local Airbnb places to rent in Singapore!
1. Huge Loft at Bukit Batok
This loft at Bukit Batok is not your conventional Airbnb. It was previously an office space that was revamped into a rental home.
[caption id="attachment_21108" align="aligncenter" width="1439"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]Don’t expect your usual overnight rental though, this place charges by hour blocks.
[caption id="attachment_21107" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]Fully equipped with all forms of entertainment, you can always be sure that your guests will never be bored.
This loft has a foosball table, pool table, large screen projector, dartboard, PS 4, Xbox Kinect, DJ console, KTV set and even a functional bar counter.
[caption id="attachment_21106" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]Loud noises and music are actually permitted here, which is definitely great for parties and events. There is even a bedroom on the second floor. The only downside of this place is that it may be a little hard to find, so do make sure to get clear directions from the host!
Book at: Loft at Bukit Batok
Location: 10 minute bus ride from Bukit Batok MRT
Price: $450 for 5 hours, $650 for 8 hours (Weekdays)/ $850 for 8 hours, $1100 for 12 hours (Weekends)
Cleaning Fee: $80
Minimum Stay: 5 hours
2. Decadent Pool Villa in Tiong Bahru
Thought private pool villas can only be found in Bali? Think again.
This beautiful villa is located at Tiong Bahru and comes complete with its own private pool as well as sunbathing deck.
[caption id="attachment_21111" align="aligncenter" width="1439"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]With high ceilings and minimal furnishing, this place is clean, airy and spacious.
[caption id="attachment_21110" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]At a little over $300 a night, this villa is really a steal for a large family.
[caption id="attachment_21109" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]Book at: Decadent Pool Villa
Location: Within walking distance of Outram Park MRT and Tiong Bahru MRT
Price: $316 per night
Minimum Stay: 2 nights
3. Three-bedroom FERRETTI 630 YACHT
Fancy living it up in the middle of the sea and enjoying the waves?
[caption id="attachment_21114" align="aligncenter" width="1412"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]With a deck that gives you a bird’s eye view of the sea, you will see that Singapore’s scenery is actually quite awesome.
[caption id="attachment_21115" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]As it goes, yacht rentals are expensive but worth every penny. Imagine the stories you can tell from hosting a yacht party!
[caption id="attachment_21113" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]This yacht has 3 bedrooms and can house up to 16 people, which makes it perfect for a short family holiday or a party with friends.
If you are up for an adventure in the sea and do not want to settle for a cruise, this yacht might just be what you need.
Book at: Ferretti 630 Yacht
Price: $1299 per night
Cleaning Fee: $200
Minimum Stay: 1 night
4. Apartment Near Orchard Road
This modern double storey house is like a huge luxury hotel.
However, it comes at only a fraction of the price of a luxury hotel, and has a lot more space to boot.
[caption id="attachment_21118" align="aligncenter" width="1418"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]Besides the awesome location behind Paragon Shopping Centre, this Airbnb’s furnishing and decor will leave jaws hanging.
[caption id="attachment_21116" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption] [caption id="attachment_21117" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]With plenty of good reviews from previous inhabitants, you can be assured of quality service and an awesome stay.
Book at: Orchard Road Apartment
Location: 2 minute walk to Orchard Road
Price: $899 per night
Cleaning Fee: $200
Minimum Stay: 3 nights
5. Singapore Hobby Studio
An ideal place for parties and events, this place does not even come equipped with your usual bedrooms or even a bed.
There are, however, many coaches and bean bags for you to rest on.
[caption id="attachment_21121" align="aligncenter" width="1440"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]This office-like space has almost all forms of entertainment. It has a pool table, a Playstation loaded with games and also many different board and card games. There are multiple TV screens and even a wide screen projector.
[caption id="attachment_21119" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]Just a short walk away from the Alexandra IKEA building, you do not have to worry about being hungry as there are plenty of food options around the area.
Image credit: AirbnbIf a fun night of games and activities is what you want, this could just be the place for you.
Book at: Singapore Hobby Studio
Location: 5-7 minute walk from Alexandra IKEA
Price: $800 per night
Minimum Stay: 1 night
6. Designer Apartment near Orchard
This apartment has a live-in helper to maintain its cleanliness. She sleeps in a room separate from the main home to afford residents their privacy.
[caption id="attachment_21123" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]Daily breakfast is cooked by the helper, which may be convenient for you if you are staying with a big family.
[caption id="attachment_21124" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]Do note that this apartment is an extremely popular place that is often fully booked, so do try to book this place way in advance!
Book at: Orchard Designer Apartment
Location: 5 minute walk to Farrer Road MRT
Price: $601 per night
Minimum Stay: 3 nights
7. CBD Penthouse with Private Pool
Here’s another house with a private pool! This time though, the pool is a lot bigger and it is also open air.
[caption id="attachment_21128" align="aligncenter" width="1023"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]Located on the second floor of the penthouse, the pool is surrounded by many lounging chairs for suntanning purposes. It also boasts breathtaking views from its balcony.
[caption id="attachment_21125" align="aligncenter" width="911"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]The interior of the house is very well received by guests, with many lauding its cleanliness as well as furnishing that were well maintained.
[caption id="attachment_21127" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption] [caption id="attachment_21126" align="aligncenter" width="982"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]Book at: CBD Penthouse
Location: Near Chinatown MRT (5 minute walk)
Price: $589 per night
Cleaning Fee: $80
Minimum Stay: 2 nights
8. Central Business District (CBD) Skyline Loft
This skyline loft is located in the Central Business District (CBD) area overlooks a gorgeous view of the cityscape.
[caption id="attachment_22182" align="aligncenter" width="1440"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]With full length windows, the highlight of this loft is definitely the scenic views you can admire from anywhere in the home.
[caption id="attachment_22183" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]The master bedroom is also designed such that you are able to enjoy the view from the bed.
[caption id="attachment_22181" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]The downside of this place is that it requires a minimum stay of 7 nights. That being said, it didn’t deter us from featuring this pretty home that costs less than $300 a night!
Book at: CBD Skyline Loft
Location: Near Tanjong Pagar MRT (3 minute walk)
Price: $250 per night
Cleaning Fee: $80
Minimum Stay: 7 nights
9. Modern Asian Designer Terrace in Central Singapore
This is not your regular and affordable Airbnb, because it’s stunningly gorgeous.
If you’re organising an event or are ready to splurge some company cash on a team retreat, this will be the perfect house.
[caption id="attachment_22188" align="aligncenter" width="1440"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]There is a private elevated infinity pool on the second floor, 3 bedrooms, and tons of mad pretty furnishing.
[caption id="attachment_22187" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]For slightly more than a thousand bucks a night, you get a huge and well equipped house with an enormous collection of books to feed your hungry soul. Best of all, these books are free of charge! Sounds like a built-in home library?
[caption id="attachment_22186" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]Each bedroom looks like it was ripped right out from a resort, with balconies that offer beautiful views as well.
[caption id="attachment_22185" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Airbnb[/caption]Book at: Modern Designer Terrace
Location: Serangoon (within walking distance of Lorong Chuan MRT)
Price: $1249 per night
Cleaning Fee: $180
Minimum Stay: 2 nights
This list contains just some of the beautiful homes that owners rent out in Singapore. Depending on your budget and reason for stay in a local Airbnb, we guarantee that there are many more of such gems in Singapore just waiting to be discovered.
Sometimes, to satisfy that #wanderlust, you don’t even have to leave shore. Just look around you, and you will find that there are many homes you can stay in that will make you feel like you’re on a holiday.
Disclaimer: All prices and surcharge fees are correct at time of publication.
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6 Interesting Cuisines You Didn’t Know You Can Get In Singapore To Spice Up Your Meals
Being the food paradise that we are, it’s no secret that we can find many different types of cuisines on our island. But we bet you didn’t know that these hidden gems are lurking around in Singapore and waiting to tantalise your taste buds.
Why settle for the usual? If you’re in the mood for something different and unique, head over to these food joints for a new culinary adventure.
1. Lime House
Caribbean cuisine is a combination of many different cuisines which made their way to the Caribbean, with cooking styles and creations that are unique to the islands.
[caption id="attachment_21941" align="alignnone" width="960"] Credit: Credit: Credit: Credit: Facebook[/caption]You can also check with them about throwing themed parties, corporate events or even weddings.
Fika Swedish Cafe & Bistro While Mexican food is within relatively easy reach in Singapore, go further down South and try some Costa Rican food the next time you’re at Lau Pa Sat or Amoy Street Market. Yup, you can get an authentic array of dishes from the Central American country right in the middle of our favourite food haunts. Be introduced to the chalupa, casado (a popular Costa Rican rice meal), picadillo de ayote, beef taco bowl and a special dish of fried rice with seafood (arroz con marisco) at an affordable price range. Translating to “mouth” in Portuguese, Boca features vibrant Portuguese cuisine that reflects a strong Atlantic and Southern European influence. Top picks include the bacalhau (cod fish served in different flavours and styles), carne de porco a alentejo (pork with clams), chouriço em chamas (flamed pork sausage), bochecha de porco (pork cheek) and the famed Portuguese egg tart. After you’ve had your fill, end your meal with a popular Portuguese cocktail, Caipirao, which is said to be an aromatic version of Caipirinha. BOCA If you’ve always wanted to go on an Inca Trail, you can start with one right here in Singapore. But instead of hiking, you will be dining your way through the best flavours that Peru has to offer in a social and familial setting. Start with a ceviche (seafood dish) and causa (classic Peruvian potato-based starter) along with anticuchos (inspired by Peruvian street food) before digging into a plato principal (a choice of platters to share). Don’t leave without trying some their awesome pisco cocktails and if you can’t decide what to get, you can never go wrong with the classic pisco sour. Tiger’s Milk They also have a food truck at Timbre+ and we were thrilled to taste some delicious Louisiana Chicken Gumbo there. Big Bern’s American Grill
Address: 257 Beach Road and 11 Tanjong Katong Road
Tel: 6396 9096 and 6702 2456
Opening hours: Check here
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Address: 6 Bukit Pasoh Road, Singapore 089820
Tel: 6221 0132
Opening hours: Daily; 12pm to 2:30pm (Lunch), 6pm to 12mn (Dinner)
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Address: 28 Ann Siang Road, Singapore 069708
Tel: 6808 2183
Opening hours: 5pm to 1am (Mon to Thur), 5pm to 2am (Fri to Sat)
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Address: 978 Toa Payoh North #02-01, Singapore 319001
Tel: 6710 7362
Opening hours: 11:30am to 9pm (Daily)
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10 Fantastic And Cannot Miss Activities To Kick Off Your February [1-15 Feb]
It is February already?! So, it seems like we’ve dived into the second month of the year. If you’re getting post Chinese New Year holiday blues, don’t fret! There’s still a ton of things to do in Singapore this month, and we’ve covered some of the most unmissable ones for you.
Whether you’re a cultural guru looking for your next immersive experience, an art fanatic hunting down new (and free) exhibitions, a cafe hopper, or self-confessed compulsive shopper–there’s definitely something for you.
February is also the month of love, so why not grab that special someone and try something new together! There’ll surely be lots of great memories to make.
Here’s a calendar of 10 fantastic and cannot miss activities to keep you occupied this February 1st to 15th!
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1. Chingay Parade
To continue ringing in the Lunar New Year, Singapore’s favourite annual Chingay Parade is back.
Themed ‘Singapore’s Soundwaves Chingay, We Care Singapore’, this year’s parade promises two nights of vibrant floats, dancing dragons, prancing lions, stilt walkers, wushu masters and performers of varying ages, races, religions, and groups.
[caption id="attachment_22045" align="aligncenter" width="1000"] Image credit: Rediscover Singapore[/caption]This year’s edition, the 45th, includes especial highlights: from fresh pyrotechnics and fireworks displays, to classic sing-alongs to Singaporean “Xinyao” music. The brilliant noise and gaiety even stretches from the main parade site all the way to the heartlands.
This national event is also the largest street performance and float parade in Asia–certainly something not to be missed!
Catch a glimpse of this treasured event where age, race, language and creed hold no barriers.
Chingay Parade
Where: F1 Pit Building, next to Singapore Flyer
Date: 10-11 February 2017
Time: 8pm, pre-parade @ 7pm
Tickets: $50-60 (Cat 1), $40-50 (Cat 2), $28.50 (Cat 3)
Tel: 6348 5555
Email: [email protected]
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2. Thaipusam Festival
On the full moon day of the Tamil month, Hindus will celebrate the Thaipusam thanksgiving festival.
In Singapore, thousands of devotees fulfil their vows through a 4km walk between two temples.
[caption id="attachment_22054" align="aligncenter" width="2592"] Image credit: Gate 20[/caption]Come immerse yourself in this exciting and culturally-rich atmosphere–that sees devotees have their flesh pinched, pulled and pierced, all whilst carrying the weight of 30kg kavadi structures–and learn more about the Hindu culture.
The large, colourful annual procession that anchors this religious festival is sure to tantalise. But it’s the devotees’ faithful strength, perseverance and dedication to perform the exceptional that will wow you.
Thaipusam Festival
Venue: Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple to Sri Thendayuthapani Temple
Address: 397 Serangoon Road Singapore 218123
Date: 9 February 2017
Time: 6.30am-noon, 6-9pm
Tel: 6728 5711
This one’s for the Studio Ghibli fans! A collection of original production celluloids from director Hayao Miyazaki has been released and is now on display at Polar Bear Gallery.
My Neighbour Totoro, Princess Mononoke and Laputa: Castle in the Sky… Come and see how the most breathtaking scenes from your favourite Studio Ghibli films are painstakingly drawn by hand, and melded together frame by frame.
[caption id="attachment_22046" align="aligncenter" width="990"] Image credit: Studio Ghibli[/caption]Today, Studio Ghibli remains the most successful ex-hollywood animation production studio in the world. Why not come discover the magic behind it all? The Polar Bear Gallery also contributes 10% of their annual income to protect the environment through related groups.
Studio Ghibli Production Cel
Venue: Polar Bear Gallery
Address: 69A Haji Lane Singapore 189262
When: Friday-Saturday 12pm to 8pm; Sunday 12pm to 6pm
Price: Free
The Chinese New Year festivities never quite end do they?
Huayi Chinese Festival of Arts is an annual cultural festival at the Esplanade Theatres. It is introduced for the new year, with a vibrant mix of both local and international artists.
[caption id="attachment_22055" align="aligncenter" width="1140"] Image credit: Esplanade[/caption]Traditional, contemporary, mainstream and cutting edge Chinese artists congregate in this festival to showcase their works.
Performances to look out for include the Chinese version of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer’s Night Dream, the cool street dancers of Cloud Gate 2, and Singapore’s very own Offending the Audience play.
A bright array of theatre, dance, music, workshops, and talks will give you a taste of the most dynamic forms of Chinese artistic expression. Be prepared to be inspired and touched through this diverse showcase of programmes (some are free!).
Huayi Festival of the Arts
Venue: The Esplanade
Address: 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981
Tel: 6828 8377
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5. The Summerhouse
Want a taste of the idyllic English countryside without having to travel?
The Summerhouse is a newly opened restaurant, cafe, garden, and bar tucked away amongst the conserved colonial bungalows at Seletar Aerospace.
The chill vibe of this food sanctuary will give you quiet time with your loved ones.
[caption id="attachment_22053" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Image credit: Singapore Brides[/caption]This unique farm to table destination sees the freshest food sourced from a farming collective of Singaporean and Malaysian growers, as well as a Singapore kelong, and garnish harvested from the inhouse edible garden.
While you’re there, you must try the buckwheat porridge with bacon bits, Parmesan crisp, Chinese spinach and pumpkin and sunflower seeds ($16), and the raspberry pickled beetroot with ricotta cheese ($18).
Specially for this Valentine’s day, there’s even a ‘Wildseed Tea Party’ happening from 10 to 12 & 14 February.
The Summerhouse
Where: The Oval @ Seletar Aerospace Park
Address: 3 Park Lane, Singapore 798387
Open:
The Summerhouse Dining Room
Wednesday-Saturday 6pm to 10pm
Sunday 6pm to 9pm
Wildseed Cafe & Poppy Flora Studio
Tuesday-Friday 10am to 7pm
Saturday-Sunday 9am to 7pm
Wildseed Bar
Tuesday-Thursday & Sunday 4pm to 10pm
Friday-Saturday 4pm to 11pm
Email: [email protected] / [email protected]
Tel: 6262 1063
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6. The Garage
Just a stone’s throw away from Botanic Gardens MRT Station is The Garage, a two-storey colonial house now home to two dining concepts: Bee’s Knees and Botanico.
By day, Bee’s Knees serves hearty pizza, pasta, sandwiches, desserts, and coffee on the first floor.
Once night falls, Botanico, on the second floor, dishes out delicious, beautifully plated dishes in a gorgeous setting.
[caption id="attachment_22044" align="aligncenter" width="930"] Image credit: The Honeycombers[/caption]For tea break, you should try the Banoffee Tart ($7) made from banana, cream and toffee. And for dinner, the juicy and crisp Chargrilled Iberico Pork Belly ($26) steals the show for many customers.
Whether you’re stopping by for a bite from your stroll along Botanic Gardens’ walking trail, or paying a special visit, The Garage is surely the place to dine. After all, it is surrounded by lush greenery, and flora and fauna.
The Garage
Where: 50 Cluny Park Road, Singapore Botanic Gardens, Singapore 257488
Open:
Bee’s Knees
Tuesday-Sunday 10am to 6pm
Botanico
Wednesday-Sunday 6pm to 10pm
Tel: 6264 7978 / 9831 1106
Email: [email protected]
For some good old comfort food, slip into One Night Only, the newest cheekily named joint that serves timeless and classic American diner food.
Its blue brick walls, diner booths, warm mood lighting, and cosy and personable service is sure to teleport you to an out-of-this-country experience.
[caption id="attachment_22051" align="aligncenter" width="900"] Image credit: Daniel Food Diary[/caption]While you’re there, the Buttermilk Fried Chicken ($19.50) is a sure bet, though the Maple Bacon Pancakes ($16.50), Brioche French Toast, Nashville Hot Chicken ($21), and Grilled Maine Lobster are signatures too.
Choose from a selection of sides including fries, baked beans, and creamed corn to complete a hearty American meal right here in Singapore.
One Night Only
Address: 397 River Valley Road, Singapore 248292
Tel: +65 6235 1248
Open: 12pm to 10pm (Tues – Fri), 9am – 10pm (Sat, Sun, PH), Closed Mon
8. Platform 1094
Potterheads rejoice! A new Harry Potter-themed cafe named Platform 1094 has magically sprouted up just 10 minutes away from Boon Keng MRT.
With wizard themed starters, main dishes, desserts and cocktails, it’ll certainly be a spell-binding dining experience like no other.
[caption id="attachment_22048" align="aligncenter" width="625"] Image credit: Lonely Planet[/caption]Signature dishes include the tender Pesto Mayo Pork Ribs ($22), Suhnitzel Sous-vide Duck Breast ($19), the mystical Bloodberry ($18) for desert. And of course, you have the try the Goblet of Fire ($15), an enchanting mixture that actually comes aflame.
Platform 1904, together with its homey food, wood panelled and brick interior, warm lighting, and themed decorations, is sure to grant you a truly immersive, magical, and Instagram-friendly experience.
Platform 1094
Address: 1094 Serangoon Road, Singapore 328192
Open: Tuesday-Friday 11am to 10pm; Saturday-Sunday 10am-11pm; closed on Monday
Tel: 6204 6003
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9. Market Of Artists And Designers (MAAD)
One Friday night of each month, the Red Dot Design Museum Singapore hosts a creative platform, the Market of Artists And Designers (MAAD).
MAAD is the largest recurring creative marketplace (a step up from your usual flea market) in Singapore.
[caption id="attachment_22056" align="aligncenter" width="1670"] Image credit: Your Singapore[/caption]Promoting design and originality, MAAD serves as a space for budding and veteran artists alike to showcase their works. Expect a vibrant mish mash of creatives and live music from home grown bands. You can also get your portrait drawn at #PortraitsAfterDark.
Join in for a night of pop-ups, inspiring design, originality, creativity, and late night shopping!
Market Of Artists And Designers (MAAD)
Venue: Red Dot Design Museum Singapore
Address: 28 Maxwell Road, Ground Floor, Red Dot Traffic Building, 069120
Date: 10 February 2017
Time: 5pm to 12am
is returning to SOTA again this February!
Indulge your inner shopaholic here as there are plenty of artisanal goodness you can’t find in mainstream shops.
[caption id="attachment_22049" align="aligncenter" width="1000"] Image credit: Makers’ Market[/caption]Expect hand woven bags and pouches, special Valentine’s Day terrariums, hand crafted jewellery, personalised gifts, and even active gear! The one thing in common? They’re all super artsy–sure to impress even the most aesthetically-inclined.
SOTA Maker’s Parade
Venue: SOTA, School of the Arts, Level 1
Address: 1 Zubir Said Drive, 227968
Date & Time: 10 February 3pm to 9pm; 11 February 2017 12pm to 9pm
Email: [email protected]
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Just looking at this line-up of exciting events, newest food havens, and shopping districts is enough to have us all raring to start the new month! After all, it’s the new spring season even here in Singapore’s perpetual summer, and that means going out and trying new things.
Whether you have someone special to spend this Valentine’s Day with, or just want to hang out with your loved ones, checking out these activities and food places together will surely make it a month to remember.
Keep the good vibes from January going by cruising through these easy breezy activities. Have fun!
Also, read Seletar Aerospace Is Where The Hipsters Are Now Hanging Out At
Discover SG Ambassador Highlights #6 – Pizza Party, An Acai Date, Food Tastings & More!
With the first month of 2017 coming to an end, Discover SG has been bustling with activity more than ever! Here, we bring you our monthly round-up of what our Discover SG ambassadors have been up to. This month’s highlights were full of new yummy eats.
1. Alt. Pizza
Craving your next pizza fix but sick of the standard flavours? Look no further.
Alt. Pizza is a contemporary pizza bar serving an all-star selection of pizzas at honest prices. Their famous “Design-It-Yourself” option allows for over 650,000 unique pizza combinations for the perfect pizza.
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/BPZqmnahLoe/[/embed]Alt. Pizza very kindly hosted Discover SG Ambassadors to a pizza party. Our ambassadors Clare, Kimberley, Jia Min, Shivon and Jie Ying headed to Robertson Quay. They got to try delectable sides, craft beers, and had a go at designing (and eating) their own pizza creations!
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They were impressed from the get go with the mouth-watering Nutella dip donut balls as starter. Still, the Signature Truffle Shuffle pizza stole the night as everyone’s all-round favourite dish.
[caption id="attachment_21999" align="aligncenter" width="623"] Image credit: Alt. Pizza[/caption]Alt. pizza uses only the freshest ingredients: dough made daily from French and Italian sourced flour, and an elite sauce pressed from vine-ripened tomatoes.
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Each pizza is built to order from scratch and fire-baked in less than 90 seconds to lock in natural flavours. Top it all off with Alt.’s wide range of award-winning artisan craft beers and you’ll be happily stuffed to your toes!
To get a $15 voucher for your first purchase, download the new Alt. Pizza Mobile App. Robertson Quayside, 01-05, 60 Robertson Quay, Singapore 238252
Open: Sunday 11am to 10pm, Tuesday-Thursday 5pm to 10pm, Friday 5pm to 11pm, Saturday 11am to 11pm
Phone: 6733 0490
Katong, 117 East Coast Road, Singapore 428805
Open: Sunday-Thursday 11am to 10pm, Friday & Saturday: 11am to 11pm
Phone: 6247 7360
Suntec City, 01-602 Suntec City Tower 4, Next To Taxi Stand, Singapore 038983
Open: Sunday-Thursday 11am to 10pm, Friday & Saturday: 11am to 11pm
Phone: 6836 9207
Michelin-starred Mak’s Noodle launched a “The Bigger The Better” new menu for Chinese New Year. It’s only available in Singapore! In case you missed it, here it is.
Feeling hungry yet? The five new dishes contain specially handpicked ingredients. Think succulent shiitake mushrooms and juicy king prawns.
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/BPMUY38DFN-/[/embed]Our Discover SG Ambassador Jia Min loved the Abalone and Dumpling Tossed Noodle. Paired with Wonton Soup, she was left wanting for more.
No surprise there, seeing as Mak’s noodle holds the title for “Best Wonton Noodle in Hong Kong”.
[caption id="attachment_22001" align="aligncenter" width="1280"] Image credit: Honolulu Cafe[/caption]While you’re there, be sure to stop by Hong Kong based Honolulu Café.
Renowned for its baked goods, it has recently launched its new Bean Curd Tarts. The silky smooth bean curd is made in-house from scratch, and encased in a buttery melt-in-mouth shortcrust pastry.
Mak’s Noodle
Open: 11am to 10pm
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]
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Honolulu Café
The Centrepoint #01-33F/G
Open: 11am to 10pm daily
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3. Fratini La Trattoria Food Tasting
Always having trouble deciding what to order?
Fratini La Trattoria solves that problem for you. This No-Menu Concept Italian restaurant means you get to wait in anticipation while your meal is personally curated by the chef.
With decades of experience in Italian cuisine under their belts, the Chefs will bring your tastebuds through different generations of classic Italian flavours.
[caption id="attachment_22002" align="aligncenter" width="700"] Image credit: Chope[/caption]Whether you’re a meat, seafood, or vegetable lover, you’ll surely be pleasantly surprised by the scrumptious meal. For a sweet ending, be sure to save space for the Chef’s speciality – dessert.
Our Discover SG Ambassador Jia Min sampled a whole course of 7-10 different dishes – from savoury antipasti to wholesome pastas to exquisite desserts. In the end, she decided she loved the lamb rack best.
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/BPCByGDjtTq/[/embed]Frattini La Trattoria is reviewed as the number #2 restaurant on trip advisor amongst more than 8,500 restaurants in Singapore. We wouldn’t hesitate to try it out if we were you!
Frattini La Trattoria
10 Greenwood Avenue Hillcrest Park Singapore 289201
Open: 12pm to 2.30pm, 6pm to 11pm daily
Email : [email protected]
Phone: 6468 2868
4. An Acai Affair
We’re so proud that two of our ambassadors Anna and Isabel have opened their very own acai shop!
You have to drop by An Acai Affair to try Singapore’s first and only Tropical Coconut Bowl with Acai. You can even customise your bowl to your liking.
[caption id="attachment_22005" align="aligncenter" width="1080"] Image credit: An Acai Affair[/caption]If you haven’t heard of acai by now, you must have been living under a rock.
A superfood from Brazil, acai has tons of health benefits. It’s reputed to be high in antioxidants and containing anti-aging and weight loss properties.
Our Discover SG Ambassadors Shivon, Kimberley, Clare, Noreen, and Dacia were invited to an exclusive media session.
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Besides the Tropical Coconut Bowl, you can also enjoy Acai Chia Parfait (with chia pudding), Acai Nut Bowl, and Acai or fruit smoothies.
If you walk all the way in, you’ll discover that An Acai Affair has a secret outdoor garden area, complete with mats, pillows and the lot. Perfect for chill nights and hearty conversations!
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[caption id="attachment_22003" align="aligncenter" width="1080"] Image credit: An Acai Affair[/caption]Drop by to grab a healthy snack and meet the lovely people behind An Acai Affair!
An Acai Affair
101 East Coast Road, Singapore 428796
Open: Sunday-Thursday 12pm to 10pm, Friday-Saturday 12pm to 11.30pm
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If you’re looking to increase your brand’s awareness and you want to introduce products or services 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 at [email protected].
Also, read Ambassador Highlights #5 – Yogurtland, Archery & Parkour!