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One of Singapore’s breakfast classics is kaya toast. And while there are many places serving up this sweet delight, here is a list of places to try (if you haven’t already!)
Nana Dolly’s serves up hard-to-find Peranakan classics and local delights, sticking to recipes and techniques straight from the Nyonya granny’s home kitchen.
If you want to stretch your dollar, hop on a bus to Johor Bahru for 99 cents and gorge yourself on an array of street food. We give you a step-by-step account with tips.
There’s more to omakase than sushi by a stern Japanese chef. Check out these restaurants offering leisurely lunch omakase menus with a touch of the unconventional.
“New year, new me,” said the GST, but not for these shops that chose to absorb the hike.
Halia Pantry offers fuss-free, halal-certified bites along with its flagship big sister in the romantic Singapore Botanic Gardens.
The 60m-long painting, which will be showcased at the Raffles City Convention Centre until the new year, contains 27 depictions of Singapore in the ’70s and ’80s.
The 83-year-old donated her paintings to the Sustainable Christmas Market, which will be sold at a charity bazaar on 11 to 12 November to raise funds for Singapore Red Cross’ Young Hearts Programme.
When it comes to the dog-eat-dog world of F&B, only the best restaurants can outlast the competition.
Expect open mic sing-a-longs, food booths and dedicated silver experience zones at the first edition of SilverStreak Social.
What we’re doing right, according to American longevity expert and researcher Dan Buettner, and other secrets we can glean from other blue zones like Okinawa, Japan.
With more than 15 free traditional art programmes available at the two-day event, here are the top eight activities to home in on for the Stamford Arts Centre’s A Date With Tradition 2023.