5 Fast Food Restaurants So Pretty You’ll Want To Spend Your Dates Here
Who remembers the secondary school days of having dates at fast food chains? With a packet of fries to share with your girlfriend or boyfriend while chatting about nothing, the classic fast food date will have you reminisce the good old days.
You can now relive the beautiful memories of bonding over burgers and fries again, as we have collated a list of 5 gorgeous fast food restaurants with stunning interior designs. This list will have you brimming with date ideas for you and your significant other.
1. Super Loco
Against the picturesque Robertson Quay lies a gem that serves hearty Mexican street food.
Teal countertops, wooden furniture with tinges of bright summer colours, and neon lightings on the walls – Super Loco is definitely hard to miss.
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Loud splashes of orange, mint, and yellow colours in the store show the liveliness and warmth of Mexican culture, tacos anybody?
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Be prepared to feast on a wide array of traditional Mexican food, from esquites to tortas. For late-risers – Super Loco has extended it weekend brunch menu to 3:30pm, so head down for authentic Mexican cuisines!
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Super Loco
Address: 60 Robertson Quay, #01-13 THE QUAYSIDE, The Quayside, Singapore 238252
Operating hours: Monday to Friday, 5pm – 10:30pm; Saturday to Sunday, 10am – 3:30pm (lunch) and 5pm – 12am (dinner)
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The simple industrial design of the restaurant carries an ambience of class and elegance, while the spots of greenery tie closely with their vegetarian menu.
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With the tagline “Think Fast Food is Junk Food? Think Again”, VeganBurg caters not only to vegetarians, but also customers who will like to try out a healthier version of fast food.
VeganBurg
Address: 44 Jalan Eunos, Singapore 419502
Operating hours: Monday-Sunday and Public Holidays: 11:30am – 10pm (last order 9:45pm)
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The slanted ceilings, wooden furnishing, coupled with white brick walls bring to mind countryside farmhouses.
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Chic-a-boo is the place for you and your partner if you love indulging in fried chicken served up with hearty mashed potatoes, fries, and their special corn muffins.
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Chic-a-boo Fried Chicken
Addresses:
- 4 Hillview Rise HILLV2 #02-12 Singapore 669554 (Tel: +65 6710 5605)
- Marina Square #03-147/148 Singapore 039594 (Tel: +65 6837 100)
- Sembawang Shopping Centre #01-02 Singapore 758459 (Tel: +65 6570 8766)
- Viva Business Park 750 Chai Chee Road, #01-31 Singapore 469000 (Tel: +65 6243 0032)
Operating hours: Daily, 11:30am – 11pm
Website: Chic-a-boo Fried Chicken Facebook Page
4. Fatboy’s The Burger Bar (Orchard)
The strong red, black, and white palette screams nothing but bold. With burgers’ names spanning from “Fat Basterd” to “Wimpy”, this burger joint is definitely not for the faint-hearted.
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Opened in 2009, Fatboy’s The Burger Bar is a local burger joint that has a BYOB (Build Your Own Burger) feature, where you and your partner can put your creativity to use and come with your own burger combination. According to the restaurant, there are 4400 different combinations in total!
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Fatboy’s The Burger Bar This traditional fast food joint is where many couples go to for their burger and fries fix or the classic Vanilla Cone. What’s so special about this McDonald’s outlet that makes it date-worthy though? Beside the entrance on the second floor of this McDonald’s outlet lies a staircase, hiding a gem unknown to many. Once you’ve climbed up the flight of stairs and reached the top, you will see a garden perfect for a McDonald’s date. The roof garden overlooks the Jurong East MRT station, lending one a moment of peace amongst the hubbub of Jurong, which is known for its crazy human traffic. Grab your burger and fries and escape to this secret garden. McDonald’s JEM Address: 50 Jurong Gateway Road, #01-63, #02-55, JEM, Singapore 608549 The classic fast food dates will always bring us back to the good old days. Armed with this list, you will never find you and your significant other troubled over coming up with novel date ideas. With such a wide variety to choose from, who says fast food chain restaurants are not perfect for date places? Header Image Source: 9 Unique And Romantic Date Ideas That Will Have You Falling In Love All Over Again
Address: 38 Orchard Road, Singapore 63373834
Operating hours: 12pm – 11pm
Website: 5. McDonalds’s JEM
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Operating hours: 24 hours
Website: McDonald’s
Five Reasons Why You Should Try Parkour At Least Once In Your Life
From scaling walls to jumping from rooftop to rooftop, the action movie junkie in us has always admired the stunts performed by the spies/secret agents. But as someone who feels a sense of achievement from just walking on the balancing beam at the fitness corner downstairs without falling, we sort of put our dreams of joining the spy-hood behind. That was until we were given the chance to attend a Parkour class.
Our ambassadors, Chelsea and Cheryl, attended the class too. Here’s a video of their experience:
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A French invented sport that focuses on overcoming obstacles in urban environments through running, jumping or climbing, Parkour is definitely not for the non-nimble. It’s sort of like a mandatory sport for spies in training.
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Tan Chi Ying, one of Singapore’s Parkour pioneers and founder of A2 Movements[/caption]
As we stood in the company of Tan Chi Ying, one of the pioneers of Singapore Parkour scene and founder of The Free Runner Lodge, an indoor Parkour facility, resembles a playground without stairs (who needs them when you can swing/climb/flip your way around, right?). Established in 2010, A2 Movements is Singapore’s first Parkour academy.
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The Free Runner Lodge – An indoor Parkour facility by A2 Movments[/caption]
After a couple of stretches, we stood face-to-face with a wooden block that was half our height.
Our mission was to place both our hands on the block’s surface before swinging our legs over and bringing our whole body over the obstacle. Sounds pretty doable, right? Wrong.
After multiple bruises the size of eggs on our legs, we’ve got to say, it definitely is not as easy as action movie stars make it out to be. It’s been a long introduction, so here are five reasons why Parkour will keep us coming back for more (bruises).
1. It’s A Great Workout
Never, ever underestimate the power of Parkour to work your muscles.
After an embarrassing half hour trying Parkour and using muscles we didn’t know existed, we were exhausted.
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So if you’re starved for time or are just looking to try a new workout, try Parkour.
2. It Pushes You Out Of Your Comfort Zone
As the Parkour session progressed, we found ourselves pushing our boundaries and achieving something we never thought was possible.
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Most of us are right-handers, and we’re never good at using the left hand for anything. After some practice (and persuasion), not only did we manage to use our left hands to support our body weight, we were surprisingly comfortable with it.
3. It’s Really, Really Fun
It’s one thing to watch your favorite actors (or stuntmen) perform the stunts, and another to actually sort of perform them. Not only is it enjoyable, but the sense of achievement upon completion is also really high. Imagine doing this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R51FaRPCio0
Of course, tons of practice is needed, but how fun did that look? Super.
4. It’s a Solo Sport
Much like hitting the gym, Parkour focuses on you and you only. When we first stepped into class, we were surrounded by existing students who were too busy practicing their mid-air flips to notice our building nervousness. Die, sure kenna judge.
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But as the session progressed, it hit us that firstly, everyone is here to learn. Secondly, everyone else is too busy perfecting their own moves to bother about you.
5. It Keeps One Unbelievably Young
Despite Chi Ying’s jaw-dropping consecutive midair somersaults, what really made our jaws drop was his age.
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When asked for his secret to looking almost ten years younger than his actual age, Parkour was the answer. For those who are wondering, Chi Ying is 30 years old.
It may require a lot of practice, but Parkour has got to be one of the most satisfying sports around.
For those who are interested, the good news is that A2 Movements holds classes every day of the week and has various time slots for you to choose from! If you’re undecided about a long-time commitment ($200 for unlimited sessions a month), fear not – A2 Movements offers a one off-session ($25). As for the ladies, you’ll be glad to know that there’s a time slot reserved just for you.
Personal trainings aside, A2 Movements also conducts workshops and events, so if you’re looking for a unique corporate bonding experience, free to check Now, here’s your chance to win a Parkour session for two!
Head on down to our Facebook page for the details. This giveaway ends on 28 December, and the lucky winner will be notified through Facebook. A2 Movements
Address: CT Hub #05-91, 114 Lavender Street S338729
Tel: 91849744 (Chi Ying)
Email: [email protected]
Website: Countdown At 12 – Usher In The New Year With 12 Hours Of Free Flowing Drinks!
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.
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Repair Hospital For a country filled with skyscrapers and high-rise buildings, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that the view from above is better than on the ground. As such, we’ve come up with a list of top 10 places to fly your drone and capture amazing, never-seen-before photos of Singapore from above! From tourist destinations to historical landmarks, you’ll be inspired to get your drone out with this list. A memorial for all the civilian victims of the Japanese Occupation in Singapore, the 67m tall Civilian War Memorial structure reveals its quiet elegance from above. At this gorgeous monumental structure, you can pay homage to the innocent victims while capturing a photo of this quiet beauty. Civilian War Memorial Find beauty within the theatre halls, the outdoor theatre, and even from above! A drone photographer’s dream come true, the Esplanade is an unmissable drone picture spot with its multitude of interesting angles. The Esplanade At ONE°15 Marina, non-boaters can appreciate the nautical lifestyle just by being at the location of one of the largest fleet of yachts for charter and cruising in Singapore. It’s time to get a better view beyond the suspended walkways. Gardens by the Bay We all know how beautiful Palawan Beach in Sentosa can be, but who knew a good aerial shot could make our famous beach look like it’s part of the Maldives! Sentosa Take a trip back to the past with some playground pictures! Colourful and architecturally interesting, the Adventure Playground at Tiong Bahru Park will definitely be a fun challenge, especially if there are kids running about. Adventure Playground at Tiong Bahru Park Satisfy your need for symmetry at Upper Seletar Reservoir! With perfectly aligned foliage and a running track that circumnavigates the reservoir in straight lines, play around with angles in your drone photography. Upper Seletar Reservoir Situated right next to MBS, flying your drone at Marina Barrage allows for a wide variety of angles and focus in your photos! Capture picture perfect memories of families flying kites, friends and lovers enjoying picnics, and like the picture above, the beautiful architecture of Marina Barrage with the iconic Singapore skyline in the background! Marina Barrage Speaking of… Where arts, business and luxury meets, MBS provides the drone photographer with elaborate architectural designs alongside lush, green foliage and a calm waterfront. Pro tip: Visit CÉ LA VI and the iconic infinity pool for an aerial shot of both MBS and the Singapore Skyline! Marina Bay Sands Take a trip down memory lane at Kampung Glam, where buildings are low and vibrantly coloured. Catch glimpses of the colourful shop houses as you navigate your drone around the area. Kampong Glam Before you take off on an inspired drone-photography session, do check out the latest guidelines for Drone Flying by CAAS. For more information on the Dos & Don’ts, and how to apply for the right permits, head on over to the CAAS website Baby Photographers: These Amazing Pictures Of Little Ones Will Melt Your Heart
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10 Places To Fly Your Drone For Amazing, Never Seen Before Photos Of Singapore!
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85 Sultan Gate, Singapore 198501
Countdown At 12 – Usher In The New Year With 12 Hours Of Free Flowing Drinks!
It’s 11 days to a brand New Year which can really mean one thing, New Year countdown parties galore! Chances are you’re gonna hear about a ton bars and clubs throwing their own countdown parties to usher in the New Year.
Keen on joining in on the festivities but on a pretty tight budget after all that Christmas shopping? Don’t fret! Countdown At 12 has got you covered!
Back after their successful Halloween themed Atlantis Fright Night, Blackwhite Productions is throwing Asia’s first 12 hours’ free flow party. Held at Wave House Sentosa, guests can look forward to 12 hours of free flow drinks, 12 grand prizes to be won and 12 hours of non-stop sick beats!
Countdown At 12
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Dj Dowager, DJ Jade Rasif, DJ Reiko[/caption]
With 12 different DJ acts at the decks, the crowd at Countdown At 12 is expected to swell to 5,000 partygoers keen on ringing in the New Year the right way! Catch big names like DJ Dowager, DJ Reiko and DJ Jade Rasif as they bring you into 2017!
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This year end, Blackwhite Productions wants all partygoers to embrace the New Year without worrying about breaking the bank on drinks. Early bird tickets are priced at $50 and will get you access to 12 hours of free flow of drinks (alcoholic & non-alcoholic).
If you live by the slogan ‘Go big or go home’ get your hands on VIP Table Packages. Priced at $1,200 and $2,000 respectively, you and a group of 11 friends can usher in the New Year with a bang!
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What’s the best way to kick off the New Year? Going back with prizes of course! Countdown At 12 will be handing out 12 prizes to ravers who enter Wave House Sentosa before 9pm (and really who doesn’t want free prizes?!).
So what are you waiting for? Grab some good mates and head on down to Countdown At 12 where the drinks, music and fun don’t stop till first light!
Get a sneak peek at what to expect at Countdown At 12!
For more information on Countdown At 12 , check out Blackwhite Productions’s Official Facebook Page.
Countdown At 12
Wave House Sentosa
36 Silo Beach Walk, S099007
31 Dec
6pm – 6am
Contact: 91082248
Also Read: 8 Unmissable And Fun Events To Attend So You Can End Your Year With A Bang! [16-31 Dec]
Cirque Adrenaline’s Death-Defying Acrobatic Acts Had Us Gasping “Oh My God” At Every Turn
Looking for an event to head to that will have you at the edge of your seat? Look no further because Cirque Adrenaline has arrived in Singapore and it’s got the crowd spell-bounded. From the producers behind acclaimed shows The Illusionists and Le Noir, Cirque Adrenaline showcases some of the most daring and death-defying acrobatic acts!
Cirque Adrenaline
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Cirque Adrenaline’s troupe of over 30 performers is renowned for its theatrical flair and jaw-dropping acrobatic displays. We headed down to Cirque Adrenaline and we must admit, we were spellbound by the displays of strength, agility and sheer bravery.
Wheel Of Death
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The piece de resistance of Cirque Adrenaline had to be Wheel of Death, with two agile trapeze artists perched precariously on a structure hanging above the audience the Wheel Of Death had even us gasping with shock. By far our favourite act of the entire show, the Wheel of Death pushes the boundaries of high-risk stunts.
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If you’re a fan of Cirque De Soleil, the Duo Strap might just be your favourite aeriel act. It was amazing how flexible and agile the performers were. Watching them move so gracefully and in tandem with such careful precision, made us mere mortals feel slightly more than clumsy!
Sphere of Fear
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Another Cirque Adrenaline act that will make it worth every cent spent is the Sphere of Fear. Once an act that was often witnessed at carnivals. This particular act sees a motorcyclists make 360 turns within a metal sphere. The feat is difficult and dangerous enough, but Cirque Adrenaline sets a whole standard for this high-risk stunt. With 3 motorcyclist making synchronised stunts missing each other by split seconds the Sphere of Fear was certainly a heart-pounding act worth catching.
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The Fire Act not only caught our attention, it also made us realise the sheer bravery, time and effort that goes behind every act during Cirque Adrenaline. The Fire Act saw fire-breathers twirling multiple rods of flames. If we doubted the authenticity of the flames, we were proven wrong when the smell of ash and flames filled the theatre.
Our ambassador Stephanie Ler headed down to Marina Bay Sands Mastercard Theatres to catch Cirque Adrenaline. This is what she had to say about the amazing acrobatic death-defying acts:
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So if you’re keen to catch acrobatic acts that will push the boundaries of gravity (plus it’s fun for the whole family), head on down to Marina Bay Sands and catch Cirque Adrenaline! Not only will it keep you at the edge of your seat you’ll be amazed at the sheer grit and agility of the acrobatic performers.
Tickets are on sale now, get your tickets from SISTIC:
8 Unmissable And Fun Events To Attend So You Can End Your Year With A Bang! [16-31 Dec]
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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Singapore Botanic Gardens1 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!
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 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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Palawan Green, Sentosa
17 Dec, 7pm7. Mulan The Musical
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!
Old Is Gold: 5 Places To Buy Unforgettable Old School Singaporean Snacks
When you hear the words “old school Singaporean snacks“, what comes to your mind? If your answer is gem biscuits, Hiro cake, Ding Dang candy and the likes, high five!
These old school Singaporean snacks will always have a place in our hearts. Thus, we’ve uncovered a list of shops selling them, so you can relive those fond memories of school days with us!
Where to buy Old School Singaporean Snacks
1. Munch Munch
With a name like Munch Munch, you can expect to chow down on old school Singaporean snacks, just like during your carefree school days.
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We recommend consolidating your orders as you get free delivery for orders above $100. Munch Munch charges a $10 delivery fee if your order is below $100.
To purchase, visit the Munch Munch website or pop by one of its 2 stores (at Fusionopolis and Chinatown Point).
Munch Munch
Address: Connexis No 1. Fusionopolis Way, Connexis #B1-23, Singapore 138633
Opening Hours: 11am – 8pm
Address: The New Chinatown Point, 133 New Bridge Road, The New Chinatown Point #B2-03, Singapore 059413 Opening Hours: 11am – 9.30pm (Mon – Sat)
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In terms of delivery, Nineties Candy Shop charges $18 for purchases $201 and below, which is rather steep if you are buying a small quantity. Delivery is free for purchases $201 and above, so buying in bulk is the way to go!
Nineties Candy Society
Email: [email protected] 
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4. The Biscuit Shop
Iced gem biscuits, lemon biscuits, bun biscuits, chocolate wafers… you name it, The Biscuit Shop has it.
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The Biscuit Shop has a crazy assortment of old school Singaporean biscuits which they sell in tins and in small quantities (0.5kg).
If you are wondering whether you can mix and match biscuits for a tin, the answer is yes!
In fact, The Biscuit Shop allows you to mix and match 3 types of biscuits in a tin so you can have the best of 3 worlds!
$5 delivery charge for orders below $50, so they are a good choice if you want to buy small quantities. Free delivery applies for orders above $100. If your order is between $50 and $100, you pay a mere $2 for delivery.
The Biscuit Shop
Address: Blk 6 Tanjong Pagar Plaza Market and Food Centre 6 Tanjong Pagar Plaza #01-08/09 Singapore 081006
Opening Hours: 10am – 7pm (Mon – Fri), 9am – 4pm (Sat), Closed on Sun
Email: [email protected]
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Delivery is free island wide. However, Biscuit King requires a minimum order of $82. You can either drop by their outlet, or it’s time to activate all your contacts to buy, buy and buy!
Biscuit King
Address: 130 Casuarina Road, Singapore 579518 Opening Hours: 11am – 10pm (Tues- Sun), closed on Mon
Tel: +65 6458 0925
Email: [email protected]
Also, read Dessert Buffets In Singapore: So You Can Gorge On Ice Cream, Cakes & Chocolate!
‘Om is where the heART is’ Re-Invents Yoga With A Charitable Twist
Let’s be honest, with our busy schedules it can be pretty difficult to squeeze in some exercise. After a long day at work, most of us are just too exhausted to head to the gym. Unless you’re really disciplined or you’re a gym junkie, exercise is unlikely to be a top priority.
Good news for those of you who have been trying to get off your couch, ‘Om is where the heART is‘ is the perfect excuse to grab a friend and get your body moving!
Jointly organised by Community Chest and SOULSCAPE, ‘Om is where the heART is’ is a fundraising yoga event that gets participants moving while also giving you the chance to pay-it-forward.
‘Om is where the heART is’
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Happening on 10th December at the National Gallery Singapore this yoga-cum-fund-raising event will see guests participating in a yoga sessions amidst the tranquility of the National gallery’s Mezzanine.
Yoga sessions will be helmed by recognisable yogis from Outta Hatha, Yoga Mandala and Yoga Lab. Sara Wee (lead singer of 53A), Theresa Shan (SOULSCAPE’s yoga advisor), Jasmine Chong and Jessica Sinclair will be leading yoga classes throughout the morning.
Keen to get some shopping done (that’s what weekends are for right?)? A pop-up Wellness and Art Market will be offering up an array of health products and art items for sale.
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Get your creative juices flowing with local art group- Band of Doodlers who will be installing an community wall mural where museum visitors are encouraged to contribute to the wall. Up for sale, this communal art piece will be auctioned off after the event with proceeds going towards aiding Community Chest’s beneficiaries.
‘Om is where the heART is’ is set to a truly inspiring and uplifting experience. Not only will you have that slice of quiet time to get re-energised and rejuvenated after a long week, you’ll be aiding disadvantaged Singaporeans who need just a little bit more help.
Get Re-energised & Rejuvenated
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giving.com.sg. Donations of $50 will entitle you access to the yoga session while $80 will get your access to the yoga session as well as a goodie bag worth $170! With all proceeds raised going to the Community Chest and beneficiaries from 80 charities this is a do not miss event for yoga fanatics or novices!
‘Om is where the heART is’
10 Dec 2016
8.30am -12.30pm
National Gallery Singapore, L4 Supreme Court Terrace
1 Saint Andrew’s Road, #01–01, S178957
Contact: 6271 7000
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8 Singaporean Millennials Share With Us Messages They Wish They Could Tell Their Loved Ones
We Singaporeans are not an emotionless bunch (in spite of some polls saying otherwise). Yes, while we may not express our feelings openly, we Singaporeans actually do feel quite deeply.
We wanted to debunk the myth, so we had 8 millennials share with us their messages of love for the people who mean the most to them.
Messages that they wished to say, but could never pluck up the courage to.
1. ‘I am really grateful that she still loves me even though I may not have been the best brother in the world’
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I’m closest to my younger sister. Despite the 8 year age gap, we share a lot of common interests like basketball. Even though we don’t talk as much due to our life stages, she still comes to my room to “disturb” me once in awhile.
My favourite memory of my sister was when I was still a trainee in NS. It was my birthday and she sent a photo collage of my baby pictures with the words “Happy Birthday” through text. She was in primary school back then and even though the compilation wasn’t the most aesthetically-pleaseing, it was the effort and the act of thinking about me that made me feel grateful.
I would love to tell her how much I really appreciate her. I am really grateful that she still loves me even though I may not have been the best brother in the world.
– Yeo Khee (23)
2. ‘It was the last time we were together while he was still alive.’
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I’m an only child so I’ve always been close to my parents. We have different dynamics between us all, but I love them in their own special way.
When I had my bad breakup, they were there for me like silent pillars of support, and had their own way of showing that they cared.
My mum is the chatty type, so she talked to me and made sure I was ok at all times. My dad doesn’t speak as much, but he gave me the peace that I wanted, and kept everything to a status quo so I’ll get out of the rut faster.
I would like them to know that I love them very much, and that I will miss them terribly if they’re gone.
They taught me what love means, and have provided for me so selflessly through the years.
– Melissa (26)
4. ‘ She’s my best friend and she’s my confidant’
https://youtu.be/X0FtvDxgE5E
Featured in video: Melissa Chia
This video was recorded at Prudential’s #OnePersonOneThing video booth.
5. ‘He is my role model and when I see a man, I hope he is at least 50% of what my brother is’
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I’ve grown up in a very close-knit family, but I’m closest to my brother. We don’t get to spend much time together because we’re both busy working but we love catching up in front of the TV. Something I really admire about him is his confidence and his sincerity for those he loves!
He’s my role model and when I see a man, I hope he is at least 50% of what my brother is, because I doubt I can find someone exactly like him!
– Maria (22)
6. ‘Thank you for being there for me when I had nowhere to go’
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I’m the closest to my brother, he’s always motivating me to do better.
When I do silly things, like fighting with my parents, he makes me see where I’m wrong. But he also supports me when I’m right.
I really admire his success and hard work. He did a full time job while working on his new business. He’s an entrepreneur and financial assistant now.
Thanks for being a great older brother. I couldn’t have asked for a better one.
Thanks for all your pep talks. I may not say it but they’ve helped me see things clearer.
– Anonymous (23)
8. ‘ Mum thank you for being the best mum ever.’
https://youtu.be/pPD7b09VgHc
Featured in video: Chelsea Ang (@chel.sea.ang)
Thisvideo was recorded at Prudential’s #OnePersonOneThing video booth.
Your Own Messages Of Love
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Most of us millennials are crazy busy.
We’re juggling work or school (sometimes both), and we’re trying to discover what we really want, and who we are as individuals.
Sometimes, in the midst of our busy lives, we tend to forget what truly matters – the people who have been there for us from the start.
As part of Prudential’s Relationship Reconnect campaign, Prudential has launched its #OnePersonOneThing booth. Record your video messages to family and friends and send them out to your loved ones and share it on Facebook!
So this season, why not take an hour off your busy schedule and share with us your messages of love?
Happening this week (7 Dec – 9 Dec), record a video message for your loved ones at Prudential’s #OnePersonOneThing video booth at the Ocean Financial Centre from 11am to 7pm!
For more information on Prudential’s #relationshipindex check out their Facebook page.
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