14 Free Things To Do On Valentine’s Day

Ah Valentine’s Day.

A day of love, affection, chocolates, and cards. But for some, it’s a day of dilemmas and frustration. Every year, many of us whine about not knowing where to go and what to do. Plans that entail not burning a hole in our pockets or breaking the bank are high on many Singaporeans’ priorities. Lest many also forget to consider, it should also be romantic or we risk incurring the wrath of our other halves.

Alas, no more hassles and no more worries. Don’t let the absence of money spoil this wonderful day. It’s the thought that counts after all right? As Valentine’s Day falls on the 14^th, the team in Discover SG has compiled 14 free things that couples can do on this coming Valentine’s Day.

1) Take a Stroll Along Henderson Waves

Who knew the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore would actually be such an idyllic place for romance? Not only does the bridge resemble the undulating shape of a wave, its scrupulously designed shape allows it to have recesses, where pedestrians can observe and take in the natural beauty of their surroundings. To all lovebirds out there, be sure to check this place out at dusk, when the mood is enhanced by luminous lighting and a gorgeous night sky.

Location: Southern Ridges, Henderson Road, Bukit Merah, Singapore 159557

2) Appreciate The Arts In Gillman Barracks

Gillman Barracks is the indie and lesser-known home to internationally-celebrated and contemporary art pieces. With 11 different galleries to choose from and exhibitions that change periodically, you don’t have to be an art enthusiast to find something that captures your eye. And with such diversity, there are many insta-worthy spots for couples to get their “sophistication” on!

Location: 9 Lock Road, Singapore 108937

3) Traipse Around The Garden

Gardens by the Bay, Singapore’s futuristic garden, is nothing short of unbelievable at night. With the radiating Supertrees standing stoically nearby and the signature display of lights and sounds that begin at 7.45pm, a walk around this lush and multi-colored wonderland could be one of the best Valentine’s Day ideas ever.

Location: 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953

4) Watch a Watershow at Marina Bay Promenade

Known as Wonder Full, Singapore’s premier light and water show is a stunning convergence of light, music, and sound. Impress your girl with this dazzling 15-minute display and witness the water transform into images that tells the tale of the journey of life. As the show begins at 8pm, for best viewing, reach early and ‘chope’ the middle seats for the optimum experience.

Location: 2 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018972

5) Stargaze at Tanjong Beach

For a day of tranquility and to simply unwind and enjoy each other’s company, Tanjong Beach is the ideal place. The wide expanse of pristine sand and a cool seaside breeze provides the perfect setting for a simple picnic and pleasant conversations. At nightfall, end the day off in spectacular fashion under a blanket of stars.

Location: Sentosa

6. Have Dessert At Esplanade Roof Terrace

With the panoramic views of Marina Bay serving as a dramatic backdrop, couples can forge a wonderful memory together at the top of the Esplanade. Gaze upon the bay when dusk falls and witness the gorgeous Helix Bridge light up before your eyes. Remember to sweeten the deal with some yummy desserts before heading up there!

Location: 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981

7) Marvel At The Cityscape At ION Sky

You know what they say – there’s no greater love than one that is 218 meters into the clouds. Enjoy sweeping views of the stunning cityscape through state-of-the-art BEHOLDTIM telescopes, the first telescope of its kind in Asia. Open from 3pm – 6pm daily, don’t miss out on an opportunity to take your relationships to greater heights, literally.

Location: 2 Orchard Turn, Level 56, Singapore 238801

8) Visit The Love Temple

Yueh Hai Ching Temple is one of the oldest in Singapore. It is known as The Love Temple because Yue Lao, believed to be the elder of the moon deity, sits in the center of this temple. Yue Lao is a matchmaker deity who ties red strings to couples, symbolizing marriage, love and romance. Are spiritual blessings on Valentine’s Day the best gifts of all?

Location: 30B Phillip Street, Singapore 048696

9) Have A Picnic At Marina Barrage

Who knew that this innovative facility that helps supply water to Singaporeans is also one of the nicest places in the evening? The rooftop of the barrage boasts a circular green space that’s popular for picnics and sightseeing. As one of the go-to attractions for couples in Singapore, it is perhaps mandatory to include this on the list.

Location: 8 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018951

10) Watch An Outdoor Movie

MovieMob is a free outdoor drive-in movie screening that takes place in all locations around Singapore. Similar to the ones that we see in movies, this event happens on a first-come-first serve basis, so it’s best to stay updated on their social media pages. Although they don’t have fixed schedules, the people behind MovieMob are definitely planning something for Valentine’s Day. Watch this space.

11) Enjoy Some Sweet Tunes At Botanical Gardens

For a relaxing night in luscious natural settings, the Singapore Botanical Gardens is the quintessential choice. Be serenaded by the melodic vocals and romantic tunes of live bands under a moon lit sky. As this would be wildly popular, be prepared to head down an hour earlier to “chope” your seats. The performances begins at 7pm sharp!

Location: 1 Cluny Road, Singapore 259569

12) Admire The Sunset At Labrador Park

During the day, you’d expect to see many families around the area due to its scenic views of the sea. However, at sundown, Labrador Park, coupled with well-lit paths and cool sea breezes, transforms into an offbeat place in Singapore for lovebirds. Let the sounds of gentle waves and the dim golden glow of the setting sun stir up your love.

Location: Labrador Villa Road, Singapore 119187

13) Cement Your Love At Clarke Quay

Not many know about this, but did you know that there is a place in Clarke Quay for couples to hang their love locks? For the uninitiated, love locks are used by couples to symbolize their love for one another. The key is then thrown away to make it forever. Located just outside Clarke Quay Central, be sure to bring your own padlocks and Polaroids you don’t mind losing!

Location: 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, Singapore 059817

14) Quality Time At Home

To end off this list, people often underestimate the simplest gestures. Sometimes, a home-cooked meal followed by a romantic movie with wine and chocolate is really all that it takes to demonstrate your love for each other. Or perhaps, spend the evening at home sweet home in each other’s arms and cozy up with candles and ambient music.

(Image credits: The Date Report)

Whatever it is, the team at Discover SG wishes you all the best in your Valentine’s Day endeavors!

(Featured image credits: The Date Report)

18 Chinese New Year Outfit Ideas From Singapore’s Best Blogshops

It is that time of the year again, where just about every person in Singapore is jostling for new clothes and shoes in the shopping centres. Perhaps you have been traumatised by last year’s crowds, or are simply short of time to do any physical shopping… whatever it is, your wardrobe is still awaiting fresh pieces for the new year!

You right now.

Fear not!
If you are severely lacking time to shop, we selected 18 modern outfit ideas from Singapore’s 18 best blogshops that you can purchase without even stepping out of the house. Huat ah!

Starting from prices as low as SDG $27, these online retailers are currently showcasing the best of their Spring collection. With a variety of designs from the iconic red dress to whimsical geometrical prints, you are bound to find something that you’ll love! 

So what are you waiting for? Pick the piece you fell in love with from the ideas above and get them delivered to your doorstep today!

(And if nothing suits your fancy, simply head over to these blogshops for a million more possibilities!)

5 Events For Singles On Valentine’s Day To Enjoy With Your Best Friend!

On 14th of February, the distinction between couples and singles becomes ever more apparent. For couples, this is their day and they’ve made plans to spend it with their significant other. On the other hand, many singles will probably spend the day like they would any other day.

But, no one said that the occasion was only for couples to enjoy. Singles can have fun on Valentine’s day as well! Here are some noteworthy events happening on Valentine’s day. For singles out there, here’s an opportunity to make your V-day a little more special than usual.

1. Hearts Go Loco – Lucha Loco’s Anti-Valentine Party

Having ran the event for several years, Lucha Loco sure knows how to hype it up on V-day for the singles. Last year’s party was a big hit with the quirky concept of a “Kissing Booth”. This year, they’re changing it up by including a myriad of singles’ games as well as providing tequila shots on the house until it runs out.

What’s even better is that there will be no cover charge for the night! It’s party time!

Location: Lucha Loco, 15 Duxton Hill
Time: 13th February 2016, 10PM till late
Cover Charge: Free

For more information, visit their event Facebook page

2. Valentine’s Day Special: No Strings Attached

Thanks to Tanjong Beach Club, singles now have the option to spend their Valentine’s day at a party by the beach. Groove to the dynamic music and remixes by DJ Tyler Made while mingling with other singles.

Take part in interactive games such as Giant Twister and Suck & Blow for hours of fun under the tropical sun! Who knows, you might meet your next date here!

Location: Tanjong Beach Club, 120 Tanjong Beach Walk, Sentosa
Time: 14th February 2016, 12PM till late
Table/ Daybed reservation:
call +65 9750 5325 or
email More information can be found here

3. Street Photography Meetup for “Singles Photographers”

If hitting the bottles and raving at parties are not your kind of fun, you could try picking up a new hobby.

Express your artistic flair by capturing the scenic sights surrounding the Esplanade. This event is organized by The Photography Academy(TPASG) for all singles who are interested in the art of photography. To participate, you need to bring a camera of any sort. There’s also no fee involved. Picking up a hobby has never been easier!

Meeting Point: Toast Box @ Esplanade, 1 Esplanade Drive
Time: 14th February 2016, 2PM till 5PM
Damage: NIL

To RSVP, drop by their event Facebook page

4. 2015 World Press Photo Singapore Exhibition

If you are an admirer of great photos, pay a visit to the National Museum of Singapore and feast your eyes on the award-winning photographs of the 2015 World Press Photo Contest.

Prepare to be impressed by 145 outstanding pieces that were meticulously selected out of 97,912 entries submitted by photographers worldwide. The exhibition is held from 29th January to 21st February. If you have yet to make plans on Valentine’s Day, you know what to do!

Location: The Concourse, Level 1 and the Canyon, Basement, National Museum of Singapore, 93 Stamford Road
Time: 29th Jan- to 21st Feb 2016, 10AM till 7PM Daily
Damage: Free Admission

More details can be found here

5. Cat Adoption Drive

Since the theme for Valentine’s day is love, why not give some of your love to an adorable feline friend at the Cat Adoption Drive. If you fall in love with a cat, you may bring it home. If you’re not keen on adopting one, the sight of these cute and fluffy furballs will probably make your day.

Do consider dropping by the drive! The cats will be expecting your arrival!

Location: Pet Lovers Centre @ East Point, (Nearest MRT is Simei MRT)
Time: 14th February 2016, 1PM till 6PM
Damage: NIL

This event is organized by the Cat Welfare Society. Check their Facebook Page for more information.

Be MAD this Chinese New Year – Visitations to the Elderly in Redhill!

Chinese New Year is just over a week away, and everyone is getting ready. Bak kwa queues are snaking around the block and shopping malls are packed with chatty shoppers looking for CNY clothes.

For most of us, this festive period is one of great joy – spending time with beloved family members by gambling, laughing and drinking over delicious snacks. It is possibly one of the most awaited holidays of the year!

…Well, not for everyone though.

(Image credits: MAD)

For some elderly folks, this time of the year is filled with dread. Many of them live alone, and the happy celebrations only serve to remind them of their loneliness.

In fact, elderly suicide rates increase during the festive period – not before, not after.

Well, this is a problem that MAD aims to resolve.

Never heard of MAD before? Well, it is a young non-for-profit company that helps youths unlock their fullest potential through a fusion of volunteering and leadership training. They carry out regular visitations to elderly folks as well as enriching training programmes for volunteers.

The brains and hearts behind MAD (Image credits: MAD)

Meet the founders – Benjamin Low, Justine Lee, Caroline Tham and Joshua Tan. Besides havingThe assembly point for visitations – Redhill MRT (Image credits: MAD)

Every year, MAD organises Chinese New Year visitations to elderly folks staying in Redhill Estate. This year, the visitations will be held on 初一 (Day 1) and 初二 (Day 2), from 2pm – 4pm each day.

People of all ages from all walks of life are welcome to join! All you’ll need is some mandarins, friendliness and a desire to bring some joy into someone else’s life.

(Image credits: MAD)

Volunteers will set off in groups to cover as many units as possible. If you are rather shy, fear not – conducting the visitations with fellow volunteers will help to alleviate your nervousness!

(Image credits: MAD)

Elderly people are often stigmatised for being cold and mean, but don’t let that false belief deter you. You’ll be surprised to see how delighted many of them are to receive a CNY visit!

(Image credits: MAD)

There is simply nothing like putting a smile on someone else’s face. (Image credits: MAD)

And who knows, you might just make a friend along the way! (Image credits: MAD)

(Image credits: MAD)

Also, don’t be too envious of the MAD crew’s awesome and uniquely Singaporean t-shirts. You can purchase one So this Chinese New Year, instead of making money at the mahjong table, why not make someone’s day with this meaningful and unforgettable experience?

6 Best Churros Places in Singapore To Visit Before The Hype Dies Down!

Ah, churros – one of the latest snack trends making waves on our sunny island. A crunchy ridge-shaped snack rolled in cinnamon, icing sugar, or dipped in rich chocolate sauce, it surely is enticing!

A simple search on Google for churros in Singapore resulted in thousands of listings, from prominent brands like Max Brenner to new players like Chulop. With a plethora of choices available, where should you go to get your churro fix? Fear not, as the Discover SG team has painstakingly collated a list of 6 places to get the best churros just for you!

1) Alegro Churros Bar

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Located at Clarke Quay, Alegro Churros Bar serves scrumptious Spanish street food with a variety of cocktails. Besides that, they also specialise in freshly made Churros that are crisp on the outside, but soft and chewy on the inside. The unique texture and taste of their Churros is all thanks to their Churros pulling equipment specially imported from Spain. With opening hours until 2:30am on most nights (4am on Friday and Saturday), it is a great place to chill for a late night out.

Outlet & Opening Hours
3D River Valley Road #01-13

Monday & Tuesday: 1830 – 0230
Wednesday & Thursday: 1830 – 0330
Friday & Saturday: 1800 – 0400
Sunday: 1900 – 0230

2) Alt-Yard

(Image credit: Alt Yard Facebook)

Do not be put off by the dark green colour of Alt-Yard‘s Ondeh Ondeh Churros ($3.80 for 7). Covered in shredded coconut shavings, and served with Gula Melaka dip, it is so good that it melts in your mouth and leaves you craving for more. A collaboration between Penny University and Fluff Bakery, this dessert and specialty coffee bar offers several other delectable options besides its made-to-order chunky churros. The churros are coated lightly in fragrant cinnamon sugar and served with house dips such as Chocolate Ganache ($1), Salted Caramel ($1) and Liquid Cheesecake ($1.50).

Promotion
Churros at half price on Tuesdays.

Outlet & Opening Hours
Tampines West Community Club

Tuesday to Sunday: 1200 – 2030
Closed on Mondays

3) Chulop

(Image credit: Chulop)

Opened in 2015 by local celebrity couple, Syarif Sleeq and Malaque Mahdaly, Chulop is one of the newest players in the market. The churros are served hot and fresh with a light yet crisp texture. Artisanal premium dips, such as Milk, White, and Mexican Chocolate, and Salted Caramel, complement the Churros well.

Outlet & Opening Hours
430 Upper Changi Road #01-93

Saturday to Thursday: 1300 – sold out
Friday: 1500 – sold out

4) Churros Factory

(Image credit: Churros Factory)

Churros Factory offers churros that are diminutive in size. The stand out factor for Churros Factory is that their Ondeh Ondeh Churros with Gula Melaka ($5 for 3 pieces, or $7 for 6), crisp brown on the outside, is filled with delectable pandan goodness inside. Their menu also boasts other sinful, unique, and whacky flavours, such as Sea Salt Charcoal Churros with Caramel and Ice Cream. The churros here certainly don’t disappoint.

Outlets & Opening Hours
I12 Katong Mall B1-26
Westgate Mall B1-K2
West Coast Plaza 02-01
Junction 10 01-25
City Square Mall B2-K21
Orchard Central #B1-01

Daily: 1130 – 2200

5) Habitat Coffee

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Habitat Coffee, a popular location for brunch, now offers churros. They are perfectly coated with cinnamon sugar and served with a cup of Chocolate Ganache for dipping on the side. Less oily as compared to other churros, they are perfect as a sharing snack among friends.

Outlet & Opening Hours
223 Upper Thomson Road

Tuesday to Friday: 1100 – 2230
Saturday and Sunday: 1030 – 2230
Closed on Monday

6) Max Brenner Chocolate Bar

(Image credit: Burpple)

Tucked away at two accessible locations, Vivo City and Esplanade Mall, Max Brenner Chocolate Bar offers Churros coated in crystal sugar. The Churros come with complementary dipping sauces of Dark and Milk Chocolate with Raspberry jam. A tantalising treat as the different flavours of the sauces come together perfectly with the soft crust of the Churros.

Outlets & Opening Hours
Vivo City 01-116
Esplanade Mall 01-06

Sunday to Thursday: 1000 – 2200
Friday and Saturday: 1000 – 2300

Snoopy Run Singapore 2016 – Fans of the Peanuts Crew, Get Ready For The Run Of Your Life!

Everyone’s favorite beagle is coming to our shores! Fans of Snoopy, Charlie Brown, and the rest of the Peanuts crew rejoice! The very first Snoopy Run 2016 will be held in Singapore on Sunday, 24 April, and what better ways are there to stay healthy and spend those precious moments with your loved ones… at the same time?!

Featuring a giant blown up Snoopy as the center piece at the run venue, runners can also expect to meet the whimsical mascots of the Peanuts gang. Runners can even visit the iconic Lucy’s Lemonade Stand during the run.

The Snoopy Run was a hit when it was organized in Taipei back in 2015, with tickets selling out within the first day of sales. Tickets for this year’s inaugural Snoopy Run will only be on sale from 3 February 2016. Price and venue will be announced at a later date.

As usual, runners who sign up for the event will receive an exclusive runner pack containing various Peanuts themed merchandise, including:

• A. Exclusive Snoopy Run T-shirt – Made from specially formulated breathable material designed for perfect comfort. Sizes coming soon.
• B. Peanuts Gang Number Tag – Fun Run number bib made from water-proof special card, standard for marathon runs.
• C. Fun Beagle Nose – Each runner gets a unique Beagle nose to pose with friends!
• D. Postcard Collection – Collect these once-off special edition postcards.
• E. Linus’ famous Blue Towel – Runner’s towel inspired by Linus’s popular blanket.
• F. Charlie Brown iconic Bag – Cool bag with Charlie Brown’s famous signature pattern.

More information can be found at snoopyrun.com.

So mark your calendars and tell all your friends and families! Do not miss this once-in-a-lifetime event when it comes to town!

(Featured image credits: Snoopy Run 2016)

Milk and Honey – Affordable Yet Delicious Café Food In Bukit Batok!

Over at Bukit Batok HomeTeam NS, you’ll find Milk & Honey. It is a quaint and little café, not just an ice cream bar. You might walk past and miss delightful café, but pop in and you’ll find that they serve up delectable food at affordable prices!

The Ambience

Pretty walls, lovely furniture, quirky decorations and a well-lit interior. It is apparent that much thought was put into furnishing the café, to provide customers a relaxing and delightful dining experience. This is a wonderful place for a lazy Sunday brunch, or to enjoy desserts and coffee while catching up on some work.

The Food

What’s striking was the amount of detail and effort put into the presentation of the food and drinks served. The chefs deserve high praise for their work.

Egg Florentine, $9.40
Lightly poached egg, sautéed spinach, oven roasted roma tomata with thyme on donut waffle with gratinated hollandaise sauce and arrugula salad

The eggs were poached perfectly. Upon slicing, the yolks burst gloriously, releasing their golden goodness. The rocket salad was tasty and the portions were generous. More hollandaise sauce would be welcome, though!

Eggs Royale, $13.20
Lightly poached eggs, smoked salmon on donut waffle with gratinated hollandaise sauce and garnished with dill herb

The eggs were also poached perfectly. It might take you a while to find the smoked salmon slices, which were discreetly hidden under the eggs.

Coffee/ Tea, top up $2

Top up only $2 to your meal for gourmet coffee with a cookie on the side? Pretty presentation? Yes and yes!

Desserts

This was where the chefs one-upped themselves and created something even more magical! The same donut waffle base was used here, and the desserts were artfully decorated.

Mango Cheese, $6.20

Order this if you’re a sorbet lover, or you’re craving something refreshing and citrusy. A scoop of mango sorbet sat proudly upon the donut waffle, solidified by the strong foundation of mango cubes. Also, the dessert was well protected by a moat of invigorating passion fruit. Instead of the sorbet, eat the donut waffle together with the passion fruit. The burst of flavours in your mouth will instantly rejuvenate you.

Banana Crumble, $5.90

What do you get when you put smoked sea salt caramel gelato, caramelised baby banana with salted egg yolk and baked crumble all on top of a donut waffle? The answer is Banana Crumble! The kaleidoscope of strong, contrasting flavours combined harmoniously created a symphony of joyousness! However, this Banana Crumble can be overwhelmingly rich, so it’s advisable to order this for sharing.

Thoughtful interior decoration, warm and helpful staff, delicious food, the lack of crowds and best of all, affordable prices; you should definitely visit Milk & Honey for a delightful café experience.

Outlet & Opening Hours
HomeTeamNS
2 Bukit Batok West Avenue 7
#01-01/02/03
Singapore 659003

Monday to Thursday & Sunday: 10am to 10pm
Friday & Saturday: 10am to 11pm
(Last order at 930pm)

One Piece Run Singapore 2016 – Anime Fans, Here’s A Giveaway For You!

Attention all anime lovers: There’s a One Piece Run coming up in March, right here in sunny Singapore, and we want you to be a part of it!

Taking after the massively popular Japanese manga and anime series One Piece, One Piece Run 2016 is the first anime themed fun run that will take place in Singapore on 6 March 2016. During the run, you will be able to to enter the world of Luffy, the anime’s anchor character, as you embark on an exciting journey in search of the ultimate treasure “One Piece” to become the next Pirate King!

Along the race route, there will be three checkpoints created based on One Piece’s storyline filled with interactive experiences and photo taking opportunities for you to enjoy whilst completing the fun run!

The minimum participant age is 4 years old, so the young ones are more then welcome to join!

Regardless of whether you are an anime fan or just a normal runner, everyone will be united over an exciting race track that takes them through different experiential zones before finishing at an amazing One Piece themed village.

Singapore will be the 2nd Asian country to host the One Piece Run, after the immensely successful 2015 edition in Taiwan that welcomed over 12,000 participants. The run will continue in Okinawa, Japan, on 20 March 2016.

Expect to see lots of familiar characters around!

There will be plenty of photo taking opportunities for you and your friends!

What’s more, every runner will be presented with exclusive runner’s entitlements to wear and keep for memento’s sake!

Event details:

Date: 6 March, Sunday

Venue: Kallang Practice Track

Race Distance: 5KM

Race Categories: Individual

Event site: www.onepiecerun.sg

Event Fee: SGD$68

In partnership with One Piece Run Singapore, Discover SG will be giving away 1 pair of tickets for free! Here’s how:

https://www.facebook.com/discover.sg.official/posts/1942980785927614

4 Unique CNY Catering Ideas That Your Family And Friends Will Love

Gong Xi Fa Cai! As we all know, Chinese New Year is drawing near. Everyone around you is busy preparing for the annual festive season when loved ones gather to celebrate the beginning of a new lunar year.

As a nation of foodies, we know that when large groups of people converge, a huge quantity of great food is necessary to keep everyone happy and satisfied.

Whether you are a HR executive planning for your company’s upcoming CNY event, or a host expecting a large group of visitors during CNY, the option of food catering will likely be your best bet to ensure sufficient and yummy food for everyone.

However, aren’t you tired of the familiar CNY catering menu which repeats itself every few years with little variation? Do not worry! Before you embark on a spree of hair-pulling dilemmas, here are some unique catering options that will delight your guests and you.

1) Saybons French Food Factory – French Cuisine

When you think of French cuisine, Michelin-starred gourmet cuisine comes to your mind. The thought of it leaves you trembling for fear of the exorbitant bills incurred from catering French food for your guests.

Fret not, we have Note: Some of their services may be unavailable on 8th and 9th February. All the information you need, as well as prices, can be found on their website.

Alternatively, you could ring them up and check with them!

Saybons French Food Factory
6884 9018

2) Sushi Burrito – Healthy Japanese-Mexican Fusion Cuisine

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If you thought that only less-than-healthy options are available for festive catering, think again. is a chain of restaurants serving healthy Japanese fast food. They offer a well-balanced, low carb Japanese meal in the convenient shape of a burrito that fits in the palm of your hand! Guess what? They even indicate the calorie count for each item on their online menu! Thoughtful!

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Packed in eye-catching and disposable wrappers, this fusion of Japanese and Mexican cuisine is undeniably an ingenious and hassle-free way to indulge in Japanese food.

For more information about their menu, visit their website at:

For catering enquiries and quotations, you may email [email protected]

Sushi Burrito
6543 6860

3) Old Chang Kee – Snacks and Pastries

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Not missing from this list is our homegrown finger-food heavyweight, . Heralded for their golden-brown curry puffs and various arrays of assorted snacks, this fast food chain has quickly won over the hearts of all Singaporeans young and old. Their solid reputation makes them a fail-safe choice as a catering option as anyone’s eyes would gleam at the sight of the tasty curry puff.

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With majority of their buffet pricing situated around $10-$15/pax range, Old Chang Kee provides one of the more affordable catering services available. Their selection includes buffets(mains included), bento sets and party platters which are perfect for gatherings.

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To place an order with them, simply give them a call or drop them an email at [email protected]

Additional information can be found on their catering webpage:

Old Chang Kee
6555 0055

4.) QI JI – Popiah Party

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Rounding off our list is another familiar brand,  well-known for their Nasi Lemak. An interesting catering option is the DIY Popiah, where Popiah ingredients are delivered separated in neat containers. Guests can assemble and customise their own Popiah based on their own preferences. Sounds fun!

Even though their variety of dishes is not as diverse as the others on the list, the hands-on experience of making your own Popiah with loved ones is unique enough to earn them a spot!

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You may place an order online (so convenient!) on their website:  You’ll be on your way to a fun-filled Popiah party this CNY!

QI JI
6283 8572

(Featured image credits: Fat Lady Says)