9 Sneakers So Timeless, You’ll Never Go Out Of Style With Them

Who says we’re sloppy dressers? Walk down Orchard Road and you will easily find Singaporeans clad in the latest kicks. Sneakers have taken the sartorial world by storm, and we are well caught up in this booming trend. Casual, comfortable and effortlessly chic, these shoes are going beyond functional footwear, fast evolving into a wardrobe staple.

However, with new styles and colourways dropping faster than you can say hypebeast, it can be challenging to hop on the sneaker bandwagon and actually stay on it. Here’s our take on 9 classic designs that have stood the test of time – if you could only wear one pair of shoes for the rest of your life, one of these will be it.

1. Adidas Stan Smith

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These bad boys have amassed a longstanding following ever since its release. Its wearability, athlete endorsement (by a bigwig in the basketball scene that is Michael Jordan) and appeal to both basketball fans and sneakerheads alike propelled the Air Jordans to cult status. Nike has since released countless variations of this iconic shoe over the years, while still maintaining the old school silhouette that makes them a long time favourite.

S$119-339, available at Image credit: Image credit: Saints and selected Nike outlets 

5. New Balance 574

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Fans of New Balance, you probably already own a pair of 574s – the label’s mothership model. This is the most popular sneaker from the brand’s lifestyle and retro category, and has since been released in every colourway imaginable. Versatile, casual and wearable, the 574s deserve a permanent place on the shelf.

S$74.90, available at New Balance Concept store

6. Adidas Superstar

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This three-striped sneaker with its all-leather upper and iconic shell-toe design needs no further introduction. Superstars were inspired by basketball shoes in the 70’s and are deeply favoured by indie punks, basketball fans and high street models alike. It made a phenomenal resurgence in 2014, and shows no signs of abating.

S$149, available at selected Adidas outlets 

7. Puma Suede

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First made popular by Olympic track star Tommie Smith and legendary basketball player Walt Frazier, the Suede has remained a highly coveted pair of Puma kicks to date. The classy suede upper and stitched rubber outsole scream retro chic. Pair this with jeans and you’re good to go.

S$79-129, available at selected Puma outlets 

8. Nike Cortez

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A pioneer in the running world, the Nike Cortez is a long time cult favourite amongst sneaker fans. It is one of the first sneakers that kickstarted the athleisure trend, and has since been released in many different colourways. Our favourite will always be the original Cortez Classic with its varsity red Nike Swoosh and herringbone patterned outsole.

S$99.90, available at selected Nike outlets

9. Onitsuka Tiger Corsair

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The Corsair oozes old school cool. Its track shoe silhouette and iconic curvaceous ‘tiger stripes’ weaving on the sides have crowned it one of the most recognisable and timeless sneakers of all time. It strikes the perfect balance between timeless and retro – an ideal pair for everyday casual wear.

S$99.90, available at Onitsuka Tiger stores and selected Tangs outlets

While it is not easy to keep up with volatile sneaker trends, you don’t need to sell and arm and a leg to own all the latest releases in an attempt to stay in style. Sometimes all you need to do is to stick to the classics – a pair of timeless kicks goes a long way.

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Also, read Rope Yoga & Kitesurfing? 6 Thrilling Sports For Adrenaline Junkies

Everyone’s Favourite Scary Movie is Back – The Conjuring 2

Everyone’s favourite horror film has a sequel! Fresh off the success of The Conjuring in 2013, James Wan (“Saw”, “Furious 7”) is back once again at the helm, bringing the scares to the big screen with another real case. These cases are from the files of renowned demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren. (If you haven’t seen The Conjuring yet, please do!)

Reprising their roles from the previous film, Oscar nominees Vera Farmiga (“Up in the Air”) and Patrick Wilson (“Insidious”), star as Lorraine and Ed Warren. In one of their most terrifying paranormal investigations, they travel to North London. Their task: to help a single mother, who is raising four children alone, in a house plagued by malicious spirits.

The story behind Conjuring 2

The case began in London, England in 1977. There, divorced single mother Margaret Hodgson lived with her four children, who ranged in age from seven to 13 at that time. But their happy home life was turned on its head when bizarre phenomena began to occur.

The Hodgson children began to complain that their beds shake in the night, a chest of drawers moves in the dark, and mysterious knocking sounds resound throughout the halls. Later, LEGOs would be seen soaring through the air. At first, Margaret believed her kids were making it up, and throwing the LEGOs about themselves. But as things escalated, she couldn’t ignore that something strange was going on.

Seriously spooky

“Does it feel like it’s coming from inside you?”

“No, it feels like it’s coming from behind me.”

This trailer has got to be one of the most frightening I have ever seen, and that’s saying a lot (As a self-proclaimed horror fan!) Did you know that a priest was called in to bless the set during filming? Spooky eh.

Check it out below!

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Don’t just take my word for how unbelievably anticipated this movie is. After two weeks in the top spot, Captain America: Civil War (7.1 million) was overthrown as the most-viewed ‘coming soon’ trailer by the release of The Conjuring 2 trailer (7.3 million).

Excited yet?

Grab your friends, partners, and families and be prepared for the scream fest and nightmares ahead. The Conjuring 2 will be coming to a movie theater near you. I can’t wait!

Release Date: 9 June 2016

Also Read: 4 Haunted Places In Singapore So Spooky That Even The Ghosts Also Scared – Part 1

20个你一生中必须体验的梦幻之旅

旅行分成很多种:一种是为心灵充电的短途旅行;另一种则是花一生时间去梦想的旅行。这个梦想可以是挑战自我极限,也可以是美丽梦幻的。不管是哪种梦想,让我们一起用不同的视野,去体验大自然的鬼斧神作。只要心中还有梦,去哪都不是问题!你个人又最想体验哪一种呢?赶快来看看吧!

1. 亲吻海豚

2. 学习冲浪

3. 到南美洲的 Night Safari

4. 挑战高空跳伞

5. 水底游泳

6. 亲眼看见可爱的企鹅

7. 滑翔伞

8. 到帛琉水母湖

9. 来场直升机空中游览

10. 高空滑绳

11. 探访古老神秘的埃及

12. 感受狗拉雪橇

13. 在死海上看书

14. 跳悬崖

15. 星空下露营

16. 在沙漠骑骆驼

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17. 蹦极跳

18. 到冰岛 Blue Lagoon

19. 见证北极光的奥妙

20. 迷失在亚马逊热带雨林

 

 

 

主题化才是王道!新加坡5大特色主题咖啡厅

现在的咖啡馆四处林立,非常普遍。如果一家咖啡厅拥有自己的风格或者主题的布置,相信一定会大大加分的!现在,小编就来为你们介绍由网友整理出来的五家新加坡主题咖啡馆,每一间都非常有特色,小编也很想去试一试呢!

1. WindowsillPies咖啡店

这家店面狭长不拥挤,店内装修设计是较彻底的“森林系”风格。透明橱窗可爱却不失大气,无处不展现低调华丽的派头。而这家店也主打的甜点像是“派”,有去这家店的人可以试试他们的草莓柠檬口味(Strawberry Lemon)和香蕉杏仁口味(Banana Almond )的派喔!

地址:78 Horne Road,Singapore
到达方式:近地铁绿线Lavender站。
营业时间:11:00am ~ 9:30pm(星期二至四)
11:00am ~ 10:30pm(星期五)
10:00am ~ 10:30pm(星期六至日)
星期一休息

2. Singapore 真棒堂

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这里原本是中医院,后来才改成了复古咖啡厅,非常适合和朋友们聚会以及拍照打卡,一起聊聊八卦度过悠闲时光。在新加坡这个混合东西方文化的地方,这家咖啡厅也提供了亚洲美食和欧洲美食。网友推荐这里的冰拿铁和冰摩卡喔!
地址:202 Telok AyerStreet,Singapore
到达方式:近地铁蓝线直落亚逸站。
营业时间:7:00am ~ 7:00pm (星期一至五)
10:00am ~ 3:00pm (星期六至日)

3. Coast and Company咖啡馆


这是一间自行车主题咖啡店。店内装饰更像是自行车的展厅,风格非常独特,不知道的人还以为自己走错了呢!店内食物小而精巧,饮料有咖啡、果汁、茶、啤酒。食物菜单虽然选择不多,但是都很好吃!另外,小编特别推荐这里的 Beef Rendang Hotdog!

地址:Frankel Estate,54 Siglap Drive,Singapore
到达方式:近地铁绿线Bedok站。
营业时间:09:00am ~ 7:00pm (星期二至四)
09:00am ~ 10:00pm (星期五至六)
星期一休息。

4. Cat Cafe Neko no Niwa

新加坡第一间猫咪咖啡厅,与其说是猫咪的天堂,不如说是爱猫人士的天堂。 Neko no Niwa在日语里的意思就是“猫的庭院”。这个概念在日本很普遍,现在已经推广全球。它的理念就是让你在喝饮料、吃甜点的同时,和猫尽情玩耍。

地址:Level 2,54A Boat Quay,Singapore
到达方式:近紫线克拉码头站。
营业时间:11:00am ~ 10:00pm (星期一至五)
10:00am ~ 10:00pm (星期六和公共假日)
2:00pm ~ 9:00pm (星期日)

5. Singapore 天记咖啡

天记咖啡曾经是由一对老夫妻经营的、有54年历史的粮食店。目前的店主想接手该店时,前业主决定退休。但是咖啡厅仍然保留了粮食店的原始名称和原来装饰的一部分。这里的饮料菜单主要集中在咖啡,还有一部分茶。这里所有的蛋糕都是由网上流行的面包店供应,推荐榴莲、香蕉巧克力松饼芝士蛋糕。虽然目前大部分的食物都来自其它地方,但是,这里怀旧的环境和谦卑的服务绝对会吸引人们参观。

地址:#01-48, 48 Dakota Crescent,Singapore
到达方式:近黄线Daktoa地铁站。
营业时间:08:00am ~ 9:00pm

这些主题咖啡厅是不是值得一去呢?你们又最喜欢哪一家呢?趁着周末赶快去体验一下这些特别的主题咖啡厅吧!

资料来源:Next Singapo

14 Sweetest Humans of Singapore Photos About LOVE That’ll Make You Go Aww…

True love knows no boundaries. In Singapore’s multi-racial society, we grew up learning to love and care for each other regardless of race, language or religion. From our very own Humans of Singapore, we have compiled the loveliest photographs that best captures the spirit of love.

From toddlers, young couple to elderlies’ love, this infectious message of unconditional care and concern should be spread all around. Hopefully these posts will inspire you to remind the people around you how much you love them!

8 Blogshops Launching Their Final Oriental Collections Today (31st January)!

Ladies, this one is for you. With Chinese New Year a week away, the clock is ticking to find that perfect outfit for visiting. We all know how stressful that is, don’t we? In this article, we’ve compiled a list of blogshops that are launching their final oriental collections today. Fastest fingers first!

1. Faire Belle

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Launch Time: 11AM
Price Range for CNY collections: $27 for a top – $50 for a dress

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Launch Time: 11AM
Price Range for CNY collections: $28 for a top – $52 for a dress

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Launch Time: 8PM
Price Range for CNY collections: $29 for a top -$49 for a dress

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Launch Time: 8.30PM
Price Range for CNY collections: $27 for a top – $67 for a skirt

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Launch Time: 9PM
Price Range for CNY collections: $29 for a top – $39 for a dress

Tips to avoid disappointment

As the blogshops only bring in limited quantities of each piece, here are some tips to help you snag your coveted clothing:

  • Visit the blogshop’s Facebook or Instagram page to view previews of the collection
  • Take note of the pieces you would like to get
  • Log onto the websites early
  • Locate your item and cart it out immediately
  • Make prompt payment
  • Opt for courier service over local normal mail to ensure timely delivery

Happy shopping and happy Chinese New Year in advance! May the odds be in your favour.

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8 Useful Apps For Chinese New Year

It’s the last week of January, and this means that we are just a week away from Chinese New Year! Here are 8 useful apps you can download for the festive season.

1. Zalora

 

Fretting over what to wear? Check out Zalora‘s exclusively curated CNY collection featuring florals and lace for the ladies, and bright colours for the men. Apart from clothing, there are also shoes, bags, and accessories. Shopping on Zalora is a fuss-free process. Simply add the items into your cart, and choose your preferred payment and delivery option. Zalora also offers a free 30-day return policy, but do check the terms and conditions just in case your item falls under a non-refundable brand.

Developer: Zalora South East Asia Pte Ltd

2. Seven

   

If you feel peckish about missing a workout during CNY, exercise in the comfort of your own home with this app, Seven. The Full Body workout instruction (12 exercises with a 10 second rest between each move) is unlocked for free. All you need is a wall, a chair, and 7 minutes!

Developer: Perigee AB

3. Gothere.sg

   

Going to a friend’s or relative’s house for the first time? Use Gothere.sg. You just have to key in the postal code or street name of your starting point and your destination. This app provides step-by-step directions, whether you are a driver or commuter on public transport. Also, it compares the time taken on alternative routes.

Gothere.sg has a lite version where you can try out the full version for 14 days. The full version costs $5.98 on the App Store.

Developer: GoThere LLP

4. Guess The Word SG

   
There’ll never be a dull moment with this game! A crowd favourite, Guess The Word SG is a charade game for Singaporeans, by Singaporeans. Gameplay is easy – hold your phone against your forehead and guess the word displayed on your screen from the hints or actions of your friends before the timer runs out. Choose from local-themed decks like SG Loves Acronyms, Brands We Love, and Makan Time. There’s even a Gong Xi Gong Xi deck – how apt!

Developer: Nectary Studio Pte Ltd

5. Charades! Guess Words with Kids

   
If you’re surrounded by young children at a gathering, entertain them with this game of charades. Charades! works the same way as Guess The Word SG, except that its decks are designed with children in mind. Categories include Toys and Games, Disney Characters, and Things That Are Red.

Developer: FatChicken Studios

6. Movies by inSing.com


For those who want to catch a film during Chinese New Year, Movies will be useful. Use this app to browse for movies to watch, showtimes, or a cinema near you. Beat those queues at the box office by booking your tickets through this app!

Developer: Singtel Digital Media Pte Ltd

7. CNY Greeting

   
If you have yet to send your CNY greetings, CNY Greeting will do the trick for you. It offers 20 festive e-card backgrounds, and you can even customise the card with a message. For a personal touch, snap a photo and decorate it with numerous cute monkey stickers. You can save your creations to your camera roll or share them via email, Facebook and Instagram.

Developer: Suw Lan Ang

8. CNY Dumplings

   
This dumpling app resembles a Cooking Mama game! Roll dough, choose a filling, seal the dumplings and boil them to create the symbolic food item which represents wealth and unity in Chinese culture. At the end of the game, you can key in a message and share the well-wishes with your loved ones. Alternatively, round up your family and friends to enjoy some dumplings together!

Developer: OglivyOne, LLC

The Comprehensive 2016 Guide To Student Discounts In Singapore!


 Education

Apple Products

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Let’s start with the essential student tool  – Apple products. I mean, how many times have you entered a lecture theatre and been overwhelmed by the sheer number of glowing apples staring back at you? For those looking to buy an Apple product for the new school year, you’ll be glad to know that

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Here’s a no-effort yet super handy student discount: Microsoft Office 365. For free. (Congratulations on your very first 100% discount!) Simply go to this website, enter your school email and voilá. You’re welcome!

Adobe Creative Suite

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Calling all hip design students and aspiring graphic designers – this is the student deal for you! Head over to Mine Mall at Midview City to get your hands on Adobe CS6 Student and Teacher Edition for just $179. That’s almost an 85% off the price of Adobe CS6 Standard, which will set you back about $1100! Doesn’t it suddenly feel amazing to be a student?

Adobe CS6 Student and Teacher Edition for $179 nett

The Study Area

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If you’re tired of wasting money on overpriced drinks just to study in Starbucks or jostling for a seat in overcrowded libraries,

Popular Bookstore

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Ah, Popular – otherwise known as the one stop destination for splurging on pretty stationery and finding the best assessment books. If you don’t already have one, Popular offers a swanky student card for a ridiculously affordable price! Benefits include 10% off at all Popular stores, as well as 5% off all school textbooks. Massive savings right here, considering how often we Singaporeans patronise this beloved store!
$8 for 1 year membership
$20 for 3 year membership

Entertainment

StudentUniverse

If you’re looking for the BIGGEST student perk on this list, here it is.

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This student discount is a no brainer – we’re pretty sure most Singaporean students know about this by now. Nonetheless, it’s still worth mentioning as $6.50 for 2 hours of entertainment is truly worth it! Do note that it is only applicable to movies before 6pm, so post-dinner movies are sadly not an option if you still want to save a few bucks.

Click

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Karaoke at $4 an hour. Need we say more? Or just pay a little bit more on the weekends to destress by belting out your favourite tunes with your friends. $14 for 3 hours of shameless and judgement-free singing to all the latest songs? We think it’s pretty worth it!

Resorts World Sentosa

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Singaporeans’ relationship with RWS is truly love-hate – you’ll constantly hear complaints about long queue times and closed rides but people keep going back! If you’re one of those people and a student at that, the  for 7 reasons why you should purchase the pass today!

Universal Studios Singapore Season Pass – $88
Universal Studios Singapore Season Pass with Universal Express® Access – $188
Adventure Cove Waterpark Season Pass – $78
S.E.A Aquarium Season Pass – $78

 

Alive Museum

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Good news: the largest 4D interactive museum in Singapore is having a  for those seeking a unique and memorable bonding activity with a big group of friends.
1 hour – $250
2 hours – $400
10 bubble Suits, red and blue bubbles, 2 facilitators, soccer ball and equipment, safety briefing and professional photography included!
(5 student passes needed for booking)

St. Games

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Last but not least, the iconic video games cafe that is perfect for post exam relaxation or when you’ve got a few hours to kill in the city. Spend your afternoon/night laughing away at your friends’ terrible dance moves with Just Dance (Kinect) or channeling your inner rockstar with the latest version Rock Band or Guitar Hero. And this is just a tiny preview of all the games they have available!

Student Rate: $4.00 per hour @ any station (valid from Mon to Thu, excludes PH, eve of PH and school holidays)

Student Package: $10 for 2.5 hours @ any station with one free drink! (valid all day on Mon to Thus, and both Fri + Sun before 6pm. Not valid on Sat, eve of PH and PH)

 

 


Shopping

ASOS

Here’s an easy way to save the next time you’re impulse shopping on ASOS. Just take 2 minutes to verify that you’re a student (school details and email required) and you’ll be granted 20% discount off all future purchases! That’s a hell lot of savings if you’re a regular.

Click , non-profit thrift shop whose proceeds go to the Singapore Council of Women’s Organisation?

With prices from as low as $1, you’re bound to find something you like amongst the array of clothes, furniture, bric-a-brac, books and more. Pre-loved branded goods are included too – so much better than pasar malam imitations, in our opinion!

And for students, New2U kindly offers a 50% discount on all goods – it’s on Tuesdays only though, so keep that day free!

50% discount for students on Tuesdays

Topshop

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Topshop – the must visit shop during every shopping trip. Its trendy and ever-changing pieces coupled with constant sales make up for the slightly hefty price tags. And students just need to flash their student card for a 10% discount. How easy is that?

10% discount upon flashing student card


Fitness

Gymm Boxx

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Singaporean fitness nuts will be familiar with

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If you’re an ActiveSG member, you probably know about MyActiveGym. With 16 outlets all over the island and a dirt cheap rate of $18/month for students, it’s hard to say no to this deal. Even if not that young anymore, a rate of $30/month is still perfectly reasonable. Money is no longer an excuse for putting off your fitness goals, everybody!

Actfa Dance

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Itching to get your salsa on? Want to learn those hip hop moves you see on viral Facebook videos? Never had the chance to learn ballet when you were younger? Well, offers more than 50% discount for students on all its prices! Massive savings for a healthier (and cooler) lifestyle – how can you say no? Perhaps you’ll be fighting like these dudes one day!

Unlimited sessions a month: $119/month
8 sessions a month: $105/month
4 sessions a month: $79/month
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Food/Drink/Desserts

7-11 Slurpee

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Ah, the Slurpee, a.k.a every student’s must buy during a 7-11 run. Although it’s not the healthiest option out there, there’s something quite addictive about the icy texture of this well-loved concoction. Furthermore, it’s the perfect cheap thrill.

From now till 23 February 2016, students enjoy Student price:
$1.20 for Large, $1.60 for Giant

KFC 

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Finally, the fast food student deals – what you’ve secretly been looking for in this entire list. Despite all the talk about healthy living and eating, you and I both know that a little KFC every now and then won’t kill you.

And, well, just look at that crispy, juicy and thick slab of chicken spilling out of the tender buns. Look at it.

For just Yellow Submarines

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Tired of the conventional fast food options? The newcomer on the block, And believe us when we say: the torpedo fries are life-changing. Seriously, opt for the set meal with fries. You will never get enough of their amazing cheese. (And if we’re not wrong, the cheese itself is available for takeaway too!)

Pizza Hut

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Needless to say, The Soup Spoon

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For the slightly more atas diners, The Soup Spoon outlet at White Sands Mall has got your back with this buddy combo. Jio a fellow classmate for a late lunch (unfortunately, the time period is quite narrow) and try not to slurp down that delicious bowl of soup too quickly, eh?

Manhattan Fish Market

Seeking something fishier? You can always count on Fish & Co

If you’re not a fan of Manhattan Fish Market’s food or are simply seeking a bigger selection of meals, simply head over to Eighteen Chefs

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A student discounts list will not be complete without the popular Western chain restaurant,

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Serangoon dwellers (or NYJC folks) will be all too familiar with This stall is definitely a favourite with the heartlanders, due to it’s delicious and hearty Western food in a nice restaurant setting. And it’s nice to know that you’re saving on the 10% service charge!

Hot Tomato

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Right across from Mad Jack in Nex is Cocoichibanya

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Alright, enough of Western food. It’s time to move on to other favourites, starting off with the oh-so-heavenly Japanese curry by Cocoichibanya. This brand new 15% discount for all students on weekdays is another reason why you should gobble down that curry-drenched katsu pork cutlet!

Pepper Lunch

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Baja Fresh 

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Mexican food is not very common in Singapore, especially if you’re talking about affordable options. However, Montana Brew Bar 

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Not many cafés offer discounts for students, but Montana Brew Bar @ POMO is an exception. Although there is no promotional photo, we learnt 10% discount upon flashing student pass


We hope you enjoyed this massive compilation of the best student deals in town! Let us know if we missed out anything and we’ll be happy to add them in.

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Museums Singaporeans Should Visit

Thinking of a place to bring your family during the weekend? Why not bring them to some of Singapore’s finest museum and get in touch with Singapore’s past.

1. National Museum

The National Museum of Singapore is the nation’s oldest museum. Its galleries adopt cutting-edge and multi-perspective ways of presenting history and culture to redefine conventional museum experience. There are a variety of exhibition always on display at the museum.
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The Singapore Art Museum(SAM) focuses on international contemporary art practices, specialising in Singapore and Southeast Asia. SAM has built one of the world’s most important public collections of Southeast Asian contemporary artworks, with a growing component in international contemporary art.
Website: https://www.singaporeartmuseum.sg/

3. Singapore Philatelic Museum


The museum collections range from stamps and archival philatelic material of Singapore from the 1830s to present day, and stamps from member countries of the Universal Postal Union. The museum houses an extensive collection of Straits Settlements Stamps and is a pilgrim site for all philatelic enthusiast.
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The Peranakan Museum explores the culture of Peranakan communities in Southeast Asia. Installed in the former Tao Nan Chinese School, built in 1912, this intimate museum possesses one of the finest and most comprehensive collections of Peranakan objects. Galleries on three floors illustrate the cultural traditions and the distinctive visual arts of the Peranakans.
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MINT (Moment of Imagination and Nostalgia with Toys) Museum of Toys is the world’s first purpose-built museum for toys, and opened its door to the public in May 2006. One of the objectives of the museum is to reach out to the child in every one of us, giving visitors an emotional link to their childhood, one which has often been long forgotten.
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The Air Force Museum is a physical embodiment of the history, heritage, and values of the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF). The museum provides an engaging hands-on experience that breathes new life into the RSAF story for all ages.
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Get your popcorn ready! Singapore Discovery Centre has the largest flat-screen theatre featuring 2D and 3D giant screen movies in Singapore. Or come test your shooting skills at the computerised simulated shooting range. Bring your kids along and show them the Singapore story.
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The Malay Heritage Centre (MHC) provides wonderful cultural exposure and learning opportunities for visitors of all ages and interests. Situated amidst the Istana Kampong Gelam, Gedung Kuning and the surrounding Kampong Gelam precinct, the Centre acts as a vital heritage institution for the Malay community in Singapore.
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Officially opened on 18 April 2015, it houses the Raffles Natural History Collection. The Museum currently has more than 560,000 catalogued lots in its collection and over a million specimens from throughout the region. About 2,000 of these will be on public exhibition.
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Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall (SYSNMH), a heritage institution under the National Heritage Board, traces Dr. Sun’s revolutionary activities in the Southeast Asian region and highlights the impact of the 1911 Chinese Revolution on Singapore as well as Singapore’s contributions to the Revolution.
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Located by the historic Singapore River, the Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) is devoted to preserving the cultural heritage of Asia, especially the ancestral cultures of Singaporeans. Permanent exhibit in the museum includes shipwreck from Tang Dynasty and sculptures from ancient religions in Asia.
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Designed by the architect Moshe Safdie in the form of a lotus flower, the museum has 21 gallery spaces with a total area of 50,000 square feet. The museum mainly hosts touring exhibitions curated by other museums. Exhibitions in the past includes “Van Gogh Alive”, “Mummy: Secrets of the Tomb” and “Dinosaurs: Dawn to Extinction”.
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Also known as Bukit Chandu (Malay for Opium Hill), this site saw intense fighting on 14 February 1942, during the Battle of Singapore. Historical artefacts and interactive exhibits weave an intriguing tale of the courage of the 1st Malay Regiment fight against the Japanese army.
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