Fans of the ever popular Soi 19 Thai Wanton Mee from Ang Mo Kio will be happy to know that they have relocated to a newer and bigger location from their Upper Serangoon Shopping Centre outlet to SPACE@KOVAN. Those who may not be familiar with this unique style of wanton noodles can expect, springy egg noodles, tender char siew, and...
If you happen to be an avid fan of nostalgia and all things authentically Singaporean, then Biscuit King is a place you most definitely have to check out. Stepping into this humble snack shop will transport you back to your beloved childhood days – that is if you happen to be born before the late 90s. Biscuit King is an old-school tidbit...
For simple prata done right, head down to Casuarina Curry Restaurant. This humble establishment is hugely popular among the morning breakfast crowd for several good reasons. For one, they manage to nail the basics every time, whipping up crispy roti prata accompanied with a hearty fish or mutton curry that never fails to satisfy customers. The roti prata themselves are perennially...
Serangoon Gardens has an outstanding reputation for being an enclave that houses everything and anything you could ever need. From ice cream and roti prata, to quaint cafes and craft beer bars and even KTVs… but there is one particular enclave within the neighbourhood that draws crowds from all over the island – Chomp Chomp Food Centre. This hawker heaven...
Photo Credit: lotusrelocation.com It’s not just the chope-ing of tables with tissue paper and choosing a hawker stall to patronise because it has a long line – we islanders have plenty more idiosyncrasies. Check out these 10 uniquely Singaporean habits (like threatening people with Stomp and sniggering when you see the initials “CB”), and see if you can name more!...
The Carving Board is a Western stall within a busy coffeeshop at Yuhua Village in Jurong East which has made a name for its affordable Western food (most of the mains are priced between S$10 to S$15) and beers on-tap. It is an ideal dining destination for hearty Western fare and casual drinks with your friends.
Located at Gambas Avenue in between Woodlands Avenue 12 and Sembawang Road, Sembawang Hot Spring is the only natural hot spring on the little red dot of Singapore. Believed to have healing powers and various health benefits, it is with much pity that there are plans in the works to fully convert the area around the hot spring into a...
Brought to you by the folks at mm2 Entertainment, 2mm Talent Hub is the latest addition to the string of dining establishments at Level 1 of the School of the Arts Singapore. Apart from being a comforting and warm place to chill at with your friends after a busy day of school or work, 2mm Talent Hub also serves up affordable yet...
Photo credit: bighotel.com Face it, some boutique and chain hotels in Singapore are just plain overrated. Of course, this doesn’t mean that they aren’t great. But having seen thousands of photos of staycation pictures on our social media feeds from the generic few, things have started to get boring and mundane. So why not try out a hip new hotel?...
Singapore is a tiny little island bursting with potential. Do not underestimate the size of Singapore, because trust us when we say that there is a ton of crazy and fun things to do here. From bar hopping around the island to indulging in fun sports – there is something for everyone at every corner. Here are 10 Fun Things...