Whether you’re a complete beginner or already a pro, all are welcome to attend as it’s a space for passionate individuals to share and discover. Some hobbies showcased there include games, collectables, sports, outdoor activities, and many more. Here’s a bit of what to expect if you go. 

Exhibitors

In 2025, Hobbies Fair featured a whopping 220 exhibitors, and this year is gearing up to be just as epic. Here are a few exhibitors you can expect to catch there.

Spring Crochet

Want to surprise your partner with a thoughtful gift? Spring Crochet handmakes gorgeous crochet pieces that could brighten anyone’s day. With charming creations ranging from flower bouquets to cute characters, this booth is too cute to pass up!

Yeknomster

If you’re going for something more edgy, Yeknomonster’s art style may be more your jam. Featuring a chaotic blend of pop surrealism and grungy doodles on keychains, mugs, and stickers, it’s the perfect accessory for those who prefer a different kind of aesthetic. 

Tembusu Games

Board game enthusiasts, keep an eye out for Tembusu Games at Hobbies Fair 2026. Known for creating interactive games and workshops inspired by local culture and heritage, the studio blends education with plenty of fun through hands-on gameplay experiences. Visitors can expect unique, exclusive board games and a space to meet and connect with fellow enthusiasts. 

Workshops

Here are some workshops you can find there if you want a deep dive into specific new hobbies.

Artisan Keycap Making – Mahjong Wind Tile Edition By Artzei Studio

It might sound nerdy, but designing keycaps is a surprisingly popular pastime. Combine that with Mahjong, and you’ll have many Singaporeans hooked. This hands-on workshop lets you create a set of four Mahjong wind tile keycaps: North, South, East, and West. 

You’ll get to pick up skills like using UV resin and Jesmonite, and finishing with acrylic paint. Perfect for keyboard enthusiasts and crafty Singaporeans alike, the workshop is priced at S$74/person. It’s held on 27 June 2026, from 1pm to 3pm. Make your reservation here. 

Hand Knit Cloud Bag by Shoustudio 

If you’ve always wanted to try knitting but didn’t know how to start, this beginner-friendly workshop is perfect for you. Suitable for all ages, you can learn the art of hand knitting using soft, cloud-like yarn to create your very own cosy bag. 

The hands-on session offers a relaxing and creative experience, making it perfect for anyone looking to pick up a new hobby or spend quality time with friends and family. No prior experience is required — just bring your creativity and get crafting. Held on 28 June 2026, 11am to 1pm, the workshop is priced at S$46/person. Make your reservation here. 

Compact Leather Pouch with Carabiner Skate Charm by The Leather Society

If you’ve ever wanted to try leather crafting, this beginner-friendly workshop offers the perfect introduction. Guided by experienced crafters, participants will work with high-grade leather to create a versatile handmade pouch, complete with a miniature skate charm for a playful touch. 

To make the piece even more personal, the session also includes hot foil stamping of your initials. Combining creativity with practical craftsmanship, the workshop is ideal for anyone looking to pick up a new skill while leaving with a stylish custom accessory. Held on 27 June 2026, 3pm to 5pm, the workshop is priced at S$66. Make your reservation here. 

Other information 

Hobbies Fair 2026 will take place at Suntec City Convention and Exhibition Centre, transforming the space into a vibrant hub full of passion, fun, and new experiences. Whether you’re hoping to discover a new creative outlet or simply spend a fun weekend trying something different, Hobbies Fair 2026 is a great place to expand your horizons. Also, do check the Asia Cat Expo happening right next door!

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1 Raffles Boulevard, Suntec City and Convention Centre, Hall 401 and 402, Singapore 039593
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27 June 2026 to 28 June 2026

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As arguably one of the most anticipated events of the year, the FIFA World Cup has devoted fans gearing up to go to war defending their teams. This year, the coveted event runs from 11 June 2026 to 19 July 2026, so now’s the perfect time to stock up on merchandise. 

Merchandise 

A quick sneak peek at the collaboration shows merchandise ranging from everyday essentials to collectables and more. For something more practical, look forward to lifestyle merch such as FIFA-inspired tote bags and drawstring bags, phone lanyards, mugs, umbrellas, neck pillows, and more.  

If you want to wear your support proudly, the collection also features plenty of football-inspired accessories, including scarves, pins, keychains, and more. Lastly, there will be collectables such as soccer balls, which you can get as keepsakes for the 2026 games. 

MINISO Friends

You can find this merchandise exclusively at the MINISO Friends, VivoCity outlet. Unlike regular MINISO outlets, MINISO Friends is designed as a larger experiential concept store. It’s centred around fandom culture, collectables, and immersive collaborations. 

Beyond the usual products, the store features exclusive themed merchandise, interactive displays, and dedicated zones for popular franchises and characters—making it a perfect place to launch the upcoming collection.

With football fever steadily building worldwide, the collaboration taps perfectly into the excitement surrounding the upcoming tournament. Between practical lifestyle items and fun memorabilia, this is shaping up to be an accessible way for Singapore fans to celebrate the World Cup season.

FIFA x MINISO collaboration
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1 HarbourFront Walk, VivoCity, B1-02/03, Singapore 098585
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If you’ve been feeling these symptoms and are looking to take charge of your health again, you’re in the right place. iHerb is launching a 618 Early Access Sale this May with 25% off sitewide, with the code <CONFIRMGOOD25>. If you’re not sure where to start, here are some of their top products.

Doctor’s Best

High Absorption CoQ10

If you’ve been sluggish or easily tired, Doctor’s Best High Absorption CoQ10 is a daily supplement designed to support heart health, energy production and overall vitality. Formulated with naturally fermented CoQ10 and BioPerine® black pepper extract for better absorption, it helps replenish CoQ10 levels that may decline with age or from taking statin medications.

By supporting cellular energy production and muscle function, this supplement may help improve stamina and keep you feeling energised throughout the day. Plus, it’s non-GMO and gluten-free, making it suitable for a wide range of lifestyles.

Shop for Doctor’s Best: High Absorption CoQ10  here.

MSM with OptiMSM®

Doctor’s Best MSM with OptiMSM® is a daily supplement that supports healthier hair, skin and nails while also helping to maintain joint comfort and mobility. MSM provides sulphur, an important nutrient that helps your body produce collagen — the protein that keeps skin firm and supports healthy joints and bones. Plus, the formula is vegan, non-GMO and gluten-free, making it easy to fit into most lifestyles.

Shop for Doctor’s Best: MSM with OptiMSM® here. 

California Gold Nutrition, LactoBif® Probiotics

Struggling with frequent bloating or indigestion? CGN LactoBif® is a probiotic supplement designed to support your gut health and overall digestion. It works by adding beneficial “good bacteria” into your digestive system, helping to keep your gut balanced.

Each capsule contains 30 billion CFU and 8 clinically researched strains to help maintain a balanced digestive system. Furthermore, the individually sealed capsules require no refrigeration, making them ideal for travel. It’s also suitable for vegetarians or people with dietary limitations, as it’s formulated without milk, eggs, gluten, and soy. 

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k2o

K2O by Sprinter is a new wellness hydration brand founded by Kylie Jenner, designed to turn everyday hydration into part of your beauty routine. Its debut product, the Advanced Skin Hydration Mix, is formulated with electrolytes, hyaluronic acid and VERISOL® bioactive collagen peptides, which are clinically proven to increase skin hydration, elasticity, and reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. 

The range comes in 3 signature flavours — Strawberry Lychee, Peach, and Watermelon Lime — alongside a variety pack for those who want to try them all. Thanks to its exclusive partnership with iHerb, the brand’s official and sole distributor, consumers outside the US can now access the beauty hydration drink.

Shop for k2o here. 

Thorne

Thorne is a premium wellness and supplement brand known for its science-backed formulas and high-quality ingredients. The company offers a wide range of supplements targeting areas such as gut health, energy, immunity, sleep, fitness recovery and healthy ageing.

Basic Nutrients 

If you’re constantly feeling tired or run-down, you may be struggling to get enough nutrients from your daily diet. Thorne’s Basic Nutrients is designed to help fill those nutritional gaps so you can start feeling yourself again. 

The multivitamin combines essential vitamins and minerals in highly absorbable forms to support your energy levels, immune system, brain function and overall well-being. Unlike many traditional multivitamins, it delivers a comprehensive blend in just two capsules a day, making it easier to use consistently. It also contains key nutrients like Vitamin D, B12, zinc and magnesium, which may help improve your immune system, focus and day-to-day energy.

In addition, the gluten-free formula, made without unnecessary fillers, makes it suitable for a wide range of lifestyles.

Shop for Thorne: Basic Nutrients here. 

Metagenics

Metagenics is known for its practitioner-grade formulas and has been producing nutritional supplements for over 40 years. The company offers a wide range of products targeting areas such as gut health, immunity, stress support, energy, joint care and overall wellness.

Vitamin D3 5,000 + K

If you spend most of your time indoors, feel low on energy often, or don’t get enough sunlight, you may not be getting sufficient Vitamin D. Metagenics Vitamin D3 5,000 + K is designed to support your immune system and bone strength with a high-potency dose of Vitamin D3 combined with Vitamin K2.

Vitamin D3 helps the body absorb calcium, while Vitamin K2 helps direct calcium to where it’s needed most — like your bones and teeth. The softgel format is also designed for better absorption, making it easier for your body to utilise the nutrients effectively.

Shop for Metagenics: Vitamin D3 5,000 + K here. 

A trusted wellness solution

This May, iHerb is spotlighting its portfolio of professional-grade wellness brands, trusted by practitioners and health experts worldwide. The campaign reinforces iHerb’s position as a global wellness authority by making high-quality, targeted health products more accessible to consumers everywhere.

A key focus is on product freshness and quality assurance. All products are handled in climate-controlled, GMP-, ISO-, and NSF-certified facilities, helping to protect potency and maintain product integrity from the moment they arrive until they are delivered. With clearly published expiration dates, customers can shop with added confidence knowing quality is prioritised at every step.

So kickstart your health journey today with the code <CONFIRMGOOD25> at checkout and enjoy 25% off. Plus, for a limited time this May and June, shoppers can also enjoy free shipping on orders above S$30 with a lower minimum spend threshold. The promo code is only valid from 26 May to 4 June, so now’s the perfect time to stock up on your wellness essentials.

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The Irish comics artist built a large social media following for his raw depictions of life through his dog and frog characters—whether it’s small interactions, quiet musings on a lazy afternoon, or simply appreciating the mundane moments. 

The exhibit invites viewers to appreciate life as it is, without the burden of proving their worth through productivity and accomplishments — a stark contrast to the Singaporean mindset. It reminds us to embrace the moments of lethargy and moody days, as it’s part and parcel of the human experience. 

The exhibition will take place at Heartware Store and Gallery, a cosy space tucked among the shophouses along Joo Chiat Road. Alongside the artworks, visitors can also look forward to exclusive merchandise and an artist talk by Niall Breen himself. Fans can even bring home a piece of the exhibition with woven throws featuring Niall Breen’s illustrations, available in two designs. However, stocks are limited, so move quickly if you want to snag one!

Furthermore, you can also glimpse into the creative mind of Niall Breen during the Artist Talk on 30 May 2026 from 3pm to 4pm. Flying in all the way from Ireland, this is a rare chance to hear directly from the artist himself. While registrations are already full, walk-ins are still welcome — though seats are limited and standing may be required.

If you’re looking for a slower, more reflective experience in Singapore’s fast-paced city life, Lazy Days with Dog & Frog offers a comforting reminder that its ok to just pause. With heartfelt artworks, exclusive collectables, and a rare artist appearance, this cosy Joo Chiat exhibition is one worth adding to your calendar before it ends on 26 July 2026.

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350B Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427598
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29 May 2026 to 26 July 2026 

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Behind the Tofu G hype

What sets Tofu G apart is its successful positioning as a healthy, yet delicious alternative to gelato. Inspired by traditional Korean tofu-making philosophy, the brand transforms the superfood into a creamy frozen dessert that feels lighter, cleaner, and more refreshing than conventional gelato.

The benefits don’t stop there as Tofu G’s gelato is also high in protein, vegan-friendly for selected flavours, guilt-free, yet deliciously indulgent. Each batch is freshly churned live in-store, creating an ultra-smooth texture that tastes just like the real deal.

New flavour launch and other bestsellers 

As part of its opening, Tofu G is launching a new flavour exclusive to the UE Square outlet. The new Pomegranate Tofu Gelato delivers a refreshing sweet-tart flavour, balanced by Tofu G’s signature creamy, tofu-based texture. Light, fruity, and smooth, the flavour is designed to offset Singapore’s sweltering weather. 

Beyond the new gelato, Tofu G also offers several signature flavours that have become favourites among regulars.

The Original Vegan Tofu Gelato remains the brand’s standout item, featuring a delicate soybean flavour paired with a silky, creamy consistency. For something richer, the Vegan Black Sesame Gelato delivers an intense roasted nuttiness, while the Korean Sweet Potato Gelato offers earthy sweetness and a velvety texture.

Other crowd favourites include the Pistachio Gelato and Vegan Rich Chocolate Gelato, both crafted with the same signature tofu-based approach that gives Tofu G its lighter mouthfeel. Prices start from S$8 per scoop.

A closer look at the UE Square outlet

The new UE Square outlet reflects Tofu G’s signature Korean-inspired design philosophy. Featuring warm wood textures, soft neutral tones, and minimalist interiors inspired by modern hanok aesthetics, the space offers a calm and cosy atmosphere amidst the CBD bustle.

Positioned as a refreshing dessert stop for all, this outlet continues Tofu G’s mission of delivering indulgent desserts in a mindful and contemporary way. If you’ve been craving something delicious but don’t want to ruin your diet, make sure you give Tofu G a go!

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81 Clemenceau Avenue, UE Square, #01-19, Singapore 239917
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Luckily, it’s now opening a second outlet, bringing its signature brews to Singapore Land Tower in Raffles Place. Building on the success of its first store, this one will be even grander, spanning 2,000 square feet, making it the brand’s largest CBD outlet globally. We visited the store to try out their drinks, and here’s what we thought.

Signature drinks 

If you want to experience the Molly Tea hype yourself, here are some drinks you’ll find at the Raffles location. Here’s what we thought about the drinks. 

For first-timers, the Premium Jasmine Milk Tea (S$5.20) is a great place to start, pairing a fragrant jasmine tea with a smooth, creamy base. For something lighter and more refreshing, the Pistachio Jasmine Coconut (S$6.20) is a go-to. It combines nutty pistachio, floral jasmine, and a subtle coconut sweetness for a hydrating and satisfying drink in the Singapore heat.

Meanwhile, the White Champaca Oolong Milk Tea (S$5.20) stood out to us with its more aromatic profile, with a strong roasted oolong base and subtle floral notes. Matcha lovers can opt for the White Champaca Matcha (S$5.90), which balances earthy matcha flavours with the signature floral fragrance.

Lastly, we tried the Snowy Jasmine (S$6.50), topped with a cloud-like jasmine-infused whipped cream that adds richness to every sip. It was creamy, indulgent, and definitely not diet-approved.

Molly Tea exclusive pink pop-up 

Alongside the launch of its second outlet, Molly Tea is also bringing back its signature all-pink pop-up experience for a limited time. Running from 19 May to 4 June 2026 (excluding weekends and public holidays), the Orchard Central outlet will be transformed into a whimsical pink space filled with Instagram-worthy photo spots and a curated merchandise display wall. 

Visitors can also try their luck at a sure-win gachapon machine featuring Foodpanda merchandise and Molly Tea drink vouchers. Further raising the stakes, two lucky winners will walk away with the grand prize — an exclusive Molly Tea-themed yacht experience for two.

Whether you’re finally hopping on the Molly Tea bandwagon or simply looking for your next tea fix in the CBD, head over to its new Raffles Place outlet for some signature floral brews!

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Raffles Place, Singapore Land Tower, #01-02C, Singapore 048623
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Malaysia Boleh! Jurong Point has officially reopened after months of renovation, now sporting a refreshed look alongside all your favourite Malaysian street food under one roof. The revamped food court houses 32 stalls from across Malaysia, featuring flavours from Penang, Petaling Jaya, and beyond. If you’re unsure where to begin, we tried over 30 dishes and narrowed down some of our favourites.

Damansara Chilli Pan Mee

For something hearty and comforting, Damansara Chilli Pan Mee serves up a wide range of noodles packed with bold flavours. We tried both the classic Chilli Ban Mian (S$5.50 for small) and Handmade Shrimp meat with Tom Yam Pan Mian Soup (S$7.30). We especially love the latter, which features chewy noodles in a rich, spicy broth that is both tangy and aromatic with every sip. 

Their noodles are specially made from a combination of flours, giving them that springy bite while preventing them from turning mushy even after sitting in the broth for a while. The noodle is also topped with crispy ikan bilis, adding a layer of crunch and savoury depth to the dish, while the bouncy prawn paste brings out a burst of sweetness and texture that pairs perfectly with the aromatic tom yam flavour. Every spoonful is basically packed with contrasting textures and a well-balanced flavour profile, making this bowl an incredibly satisfying meal, especially on a rainy day.

Huang Chao Teochew Noodle House 

Known for their authentic Teochew-style noodle dishes, Huang Chao Teochew Noodle also serves up a comforting bowl of Laksa (S$5) that we really enjoyed. 

The broth was heavier on the coconut taste, giving it a fragrant creaminess with just the right amount of richness. It also helps mellow out the heat from the chilli, making the broth smooth and easy to drink.

Since Huang Chao Teochew Noodle House specialises in a range of fresh fish and signature seafood soup, the laksa broth carries a distinct seafood sweetness and briny depth that makes it stand out from the usual versions. The flavour feels richer and more layered, especially with the aromatic herbs and punchy chilli blend running through the soup.

It is also generously topped with ingredients like crispy fried taukee skin and tau pok, both of which soak up the flavourful broth — a burst of richness and texture through the bowl. 

Ipoh Lau Wang Chicken Rice

One look at this stall’s glistening display of chicken was enough to convince us it would be good — and true to its appearance, the steamed chicken rice (S$5.60) is definitely one of the better ones we tried. 

The steamed chicken is served with skin and bone in, which helps lock in moisture and keep the meat extra tender and juicy. It’s also generously coated with the delightfully fragrant sesame sauce, which elevated its flavour. Considering the reasonable price point, the portions also felt surprisingly generous. If you’re looking for a classic, well-made chicken rice, you should definitely give this a go.

Seremban Kee Mei Siew Pau 

Seremban Kee Mei Siew Pow is well-loved among Malaysians for its traditional handmade pastries packed with flavourful fillings. Its signature offerings include classic Pork (S$2.20) and Chicken Char Siew Paus (S$2.20), wrapped in a flaky, buttery crust that makes them dangerously addictive.

For its Singapore outlets, the brand also introduced a Singapore-exclusive Black Pepper Pork Siew Pau (S$2.40) — which, naturally, we had to try. Fair warning, though: if you can’t handle spice well, this may not be for you. The pastry was generously packed with a fiery black- pepper pork filling that had us reaching for our drinks after every bite. If you’re a fan of bold flavours and spices, then this will likely have you hooked.

Huats Kee 

If you’re craving something indulgent, greasy, and savoury, this KL Hokkien Mee (S$6.50) is one to make a beeline for. Unlike the lighter, soup-based Hokkien Mee commonly found in Singapore, this version features thick noodles braised in dark soy sauce, giving the dish its signature smoky wok hei flavour.

The thick yellow noodles were especially satisfying, with a springy, chewy texture that soaked up the sauce beautifully. Flavour-wise, the noodles carried a rich smoky char without being overwhelmingly salty. Despite its dark, glossy appearance, it wasn’t excessively greasy, which made it a pleasant, comfortable eat that didn’t leave us feeling sluggish or heavy.

KL Salted Chicken Rice • Congee

Unexpectedly, this unassuming chicken rice and congee store served up one of our absolute favourite dishes. While its congee was good, the must-try here is its Salted Chicken Rice/Noodle (S$7.50). 

The chicken drumstick was served drenched in a herbal broth, garnished with red dates. As we cut into it, the tender flesh fell apart, revealing a steamy, moist interior that thoroughly soaked up the flavourful sauce. The deeply aromatic chicken completely blew us away, with herbal notes that added just the right amount of depth and complexity to the dish. Paired with a side of rice or noodles to balance out the sauce, this was a dish we knew we would come back for.

Kuantan Nasi Lemak

From afar, you will be drawn in by Kuantan Nasi Lemak’s iconic banana leaf-lined display and trays with freshly fried goodness. We tried the Chicken Wing Nasi Lemak (S$5), and the star of the show is definitely the chicken wing. Fried to a deep golden-brown exterior, the batter shatters perfectly upon the first bite, giving way to a satisfying crunch. You will be immediately hit with aromatic spices and a juicy interior that makes the chicken dangerously addictive. 

The savoury saltiness of the chicken balances perfectly against the sambal, which we found to lean on the sweeter note, toning down the spicy heat.

Do not be deceived by the simple-looking plate — every element comes together in perfect harmony to create a comforting and deeply satisfying meal. The slightly fluffy coconut rice carries a fragrant pandan aroma, pairing nicely with the crispy ikan bilis and roasted peanuts.

Drinks

From their extensive selection of drinks, we tried the Fresh Balonglong with Sour Plum Juice (S$4.50), which turned out to be incredibly refreshing. The drink carries a bold flavour profile that blends the natural tartness and fruity sweetness of the balonglong, creating a punchy taste that instantly cools you down.

With added sour plums, it adds that extra layer of tanginess and a subtle salty finish, balancing out the sharpness of the balonglong while giving the drink an interesting depth. It is a perfect thirst-quenching drink to cut through the heaviness of the street food dishes.

Malaysia Boleh! Jurong Point
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The buffet will be offered in 2 locations: Parkway Parade FairPrice Xtra from 19 June 2026 to 21 June 2026, and VivoCity FairPrice Xtra from 26 June 2026 to 28 June 2026. For 60 minutes, you’ll have unlimited access to a premium durian spread featuring Mao Shan Wang, Black Thorn, King of King, Red Prawn, D24, and D13. 

Alongside the durian, you’ll get up to 300g of fresh mangosteen and a fresh coconut. According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, these hydrating fruits can counteract the “heaty” effects of durian, which can cause symptoms such as a sore throat when overconsumed.

The ultimate durian guide 

Here’s everything you need to know about the different types of durians at the buffet, including taste, texture, size, and more.

Mao Shan Wang

Durian lover or not, you’ve probably heard of Mao Shan Wang, given its insane popularity in Singapore. This type of durian is well-loved for its rich, honey-like flavour, with a good hint of bitterness to balance it out. Its texture is smooth and almost custard-like, making it an incredibly indulgent treat. 

Black Thorn

Rivalling the Mao Shan Wang, Black Thorn is a close second in terms of popularity and prestige. It’s known for its deep orange-red flesh and complex flavour profile — starting with an explosion of intense sweetness, that slowly evolves into a bitter aftertaste, similar to dark chocolate. Like Mao Shan Wang, it has an indulgent, creamy and almost custard-like texture that’s nothing short of addictive. 

King of Kings

King of Kings is a premium Mao Shan Wang variety harvested from older trees, giving it a richer aroma and more pronounced flavour profile. Rather than being overly sweet, it carries an intense bittersweet fragrance with a lingering aftertaste. It’s also known for its thick, luscious flesh that’s slightly sticky yet melts in the mouth.

Red Prawn  

The Red Prawn takes its name from its distinct pinkish hues and curved shape. It has a dominantly sweet flavour with a slight alcoholic finish, and is categorised as one of the sweetest varieties. It has a sticky, rich flesh and is suitable for people with a sweeter tooth.

D24 and D13

D24 is known as a “beginner-friendly” durian, due to its milder, less overwhelming flavour profile. It has a thicker, softer flesh which could be described as moist. Flavour-wise, while not as intense, it still has hints of vanilla and alcoholic bittersweetness. 

The D13 is largely similar to the Red Prawn variety, with an intense sweet flavour and little to no bitter aftertaste. It also works great as an introductory variety due to its milder aroma and sweet floral flavour. 

Tickets and pricing 

The buffet costs S$85 per person. However, until 12 June 2026, they are having an early-bird promotion of S$20 off a set of 2 tickets (S$150/2 pax). The buffet is also eligible for CDC Vouchers with in-store bookings at the FairPrice Customer Service. 

If you’re ready to indulge in all the durian you can handle, make sure to secure your slots early before reservations fill up. With premium varieties like Mao Shan Wang and Black Thorn on free flow, this buffet is shaping up to be one of the season’s biggest durian feasts. Reserve your seats here.

Durian Buffet
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The name of the store is derived from the Chinese words “陌” and “迹”, which mean “first impressions” and “lingering”, respectively. It highlights the café’s philosophy of being a space where people can slow down, find stillness, and soak in their environment. 

The 2-storey store is furnished with wood-panelled floors, windows and furniture, giving it a calming, earthy appearance. One of its most unique features is the display of beautiful, hand-crafted ceramic pieces, which are available for purchase. Each piece is intentionally modelled to represent seasons and festivals within the Chinese calendar.

Menu

Their menu is just as interesting, featuring a range of speciality coffees and desserts that are made fresh each day. Some signature drinks include Salted Cocoa Latte(S$12.80), Black Sesame Vienna(S$12.80), Hojicha Vienna(S$11.80), and more. 

Meanwhile, dessert selections feature inventive creations like the Cotton Cheesecake (S$12.80), presented in cheesecloth, resembling freshly strained cheese. Another interesting creation is its Soy Milk Cheesecake (S$14.80), which is a must-get if you’re a regular soy milk drinker. 

The Matcha Strawberry Cheesecake (S$15.80) also deserves the spotlight for its clean aesthetic, with fresh strawberries lining the cross-section, covered with an airy matcha mousse.

And the best part — you can pick out your own ceramic cup or plate for your food. This small interactive touch goes a long way in making the experience feel more personal and intimate.

If you’re looking for a meaningful escape from the city bustle, MOZmoji陌迹 is a refreshing experience to try. From its handcrafted tableware to its unique bakes and speciality drinks, the space is designed with intentionality, inviting you to appreciate the art and atmosphere while you dine. If you frequent South Bridge Road, do consider dropping by for a quiet coffee break and a little moment of calm.

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Alati Divine Greek Cuisine 

While many of us can’t afford to fly across the ocean for a coastal vacation in Greece, that shouldn’t stop us from enjoying their cuisine right here in Singapore. Enter Alati Divine Greek Cuisine, an elegant restaurant along Amoy Road with a white interior and blue accents that’s reminiscent of the iconic Greek aesthetic. 

It serves authentic Greek cuisine that’ll whisk you right onto the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. The highlight of the restaurant is its fresh catch. Choose between 4 types of fish — Lavraki, Greek Seabass (S$14/100g), Tsipoura, Greek Seabream (S$14/100g), Fagri, Greek Red Porgy (S$15/100g), and Milopoki, Greek Stone Bass (S$15/100g). For an additional S$15, you can have it salt-baked — an ancient cooking technique where fish is baked in a thick layer of salt for a tender, flavourful finish. 

As one of the less mainstream cuisines found in Singapore, it’s definitely worth visiting if you like a foodie adventure. 

Alati Divine Greek Cuisine
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73 Amoy Street, Chinatown Point, Singapore 069892
11.30am–2.30pm, 6pm–11pm (Mon to Sat)

Cafe Mary Grace 

Jollibee has long been hailed as the figurehead for Filipino food in Singapore. But that reign has now been challenged with the opening of Cafe Mary Grace’s first-ever store in Singapore. The café is a well-loved chain in the Philippines that has expanded to 140 locations ever since its first physical store opened in 2002. As the bakery makes its international debut, here’s what to look forward to at the cafe. 

The café’s selection of sweet and savoury pastries reinforces a “home away from home” identity with its home-made style and presentation. Their most popular items include the fluffy Ensaymadas (S$5.50), Cheese Rolls (S$4.30), and a rich, creamy Hot Chocolate (S$7.50). 

The savoury selection is equally appetising, with hearty fare like the Angus Beef Tapa (S$25.50) and Grilled Chicken Inasal Focaccia (S$19.50). 

Read here to find out what we thought about their food!

Cafe Mary Grace
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52 Tras Street, #01-01, Singapore 078991
9am–6pm (Tue to Sun)

Shin Terroir 

Set along a row of beautifully restored shophouses on Tras Street, Shin Terroir is a discreet dining destination, hidden from the chaotic bustle of hurried commuters. Its simple wooden door, set against a whitewashed wall, appears modest and unassuming from the outside—yet the moment you step through, it’s like entering a different realm. Beyond lies an elegant, contemporary Japanese grill restaurant that feels sophisticated, yet warm and inviting.

Helmed by Chef Takeshi Nakayama, the restaurant evolved from a traditional Omakase format to an à la carte offering, lowering the barrier to entry and inviting a more accessible dining experience—while preserving the same standards of craft and precision.

This also gives guests greater freedom to shape their own dining experience rather than adhering to a pre-selected menu. Some highlights include A5 Wagyu Beef Tartare (S$28), Oyakodon (S$16), Ramen (S$18), and Seasonal Seafood Donabe (S$32), alongside other small plates.

Shin Terroir takes a modern approach to Japanese grill; the Yakitori here combines innovation with traditional techniques. Each ingredient is carefully selected by their head chef and grilled with precision for the best flavours and quality.

While the experience maintains its luxurious feel from its Omakase days, the price point makes it a reasonable go-to spot in the CBD. Signature skewers start from just $6, while Hokkaido-inspired small plates begin at $8, making it one of the most compelling value propositions. If you’re looking for a casual midweek indulgence, this place has all the quality without the formality of a traditional Omakase spot.

Complementing the food is an extensive beverage programme. Shin Terroir is one of the few restaurants in Singapore to carry the full range of Aramasa Sake, alongside a wine selection that highlights Burgundy and Champagne.

The experience is expanded with a cocktail menu with classic and contemporary selections designed to pair seamlessly with the grilled fare. Highlights include Whisky Honey ($18), Kyuri ($18), Matcha Sour ($28), Lemon Chu-Hi ($20), Highball ($18), and Oolong-Hi ($16).

Shin Terroir makes sophisticated Japanese dining accessible and affordable for anyone who frequents the CBD. Whether you’re a sake enthusiast or simply want some good Japanese cuisine, this underrated restaurant deserves a place on your bucket list.

Shin Terroir
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80 Tras Street, #01-03, Singapore 079019
6pm–10pm (Mon to Sat) 

Chico Loco 

Located in the heart of the CBD, Chico Loco is one spot you’ll want to bookmark for your next TGIF gathering. Decked out with fairy lights, hanging plants, and vibrant mural-covered walls, it creates a lively atmosphere that’s perfect for winding down over a leisurely meal and carefree conversations. 

It sells flavourful Mexican fare that’s great for sharing but can also be enjoyed individually. Crowd favourites include the classic Chips and Guacamole (S$10) and Pulled Beef Tacos (S$10) — but the true star of the show is its signature rotisserie chicken (S$38++ for a whole chicken). Brined for 8 hours before being slow-roasted and coated in a house-made spice blend, it’s juicy, smoky, and packed with flavour.

Of course, no Friday night celebration is complete without drinks. Luckily, Chico Loco also serves up a fun lineup of frozen margaritas and cocktails. Sip on playful concoctions like the Coconut Cinnamon (S$16) or Cherry Cola (S$16) as you toast to the weekend ahead.

Chico Loco
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102 Amoy Street, Singapore 069922
11.30am–10.30pm (Mon to Wed), 11.30am–11pm (Thu to Fri), 5pm–11pm (Sat) 

AiFOKATO

As Singapore’s unpredictable weather takes a turn for the worse, this recently opened affogato store could not have popped up at a timelier moment. Between the sweltering heat and our crippling coffee addiction, AiFOKATO is set up for success. The cosy wood-panelled space invites you in with its viral treats such as the -86 Coffee and Butter Mochis from Korea. 

Spotlighting the signature Affogato, it’s sold with a DIY concept that lets you create up to 12 flavour combinations. Four gelato flavours: Madagascar Vanilla Gelato, Premium Korean Matcha Gelato, Callebaut Dark Chocolate Gelato, and lastly its signature Premium Pistachio Gelato—and three hot pours: Espresso, Hot Chocolate, and Matcha Pour. Their gelato is made egg-free and gluten-free, with clean, mellow flavours that can balance out the intensity of the espresso.

Find out more about this trendy store here.

AiFOKATO
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111 Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 068580
10.30am–9pm (Sun to Wed), 10.30am–11pm (Thu to Sat)

Noci Bakehouse

Korea has been killing it in every department lately—from beauty to pop culture to food, they’ve established a dominating presence on all fronts. And the latest craze to hit the Singapore markets is none other than Korean baked goods. Located in Suntec City, Noci Bakehouse is a new Korean cafe serving European-inspired breads, pastries, and other brunch selections.

The bakery rotates through 25 breads, so you’ll get the chance to try something new every time you visit. Some must-get items if you stop by are the Castella Milk Cream Salt Bread (S$5.50)—a buttery, airy dough, filled generously with sweet milky cream; Crème BrûléeDanish (S$8.50)—a French pastry topped with a crunchy caramelised layer, and the French Toast (S$15)—served with a caramelised base and soft custardy centre.

Find out more about Noci Bakehouse here!

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13 Temasek Boulevard, Suntec Tower 3, #01-604/605, Singapore 038983
8.30am–8.30pm(Daily) 

Kazbar 

It’s about time Middle Eastern cuisine got a little more love in Singapore. Fresh, hearty, and packed with fragrant spices, it’s an ideal choice for a casual yet indulgent meal. Kazbar is one cosy spot to satisfy those cravings, complete with warm lighting, laidback vibes, and a delicious aroma of charcoal-grilled meats filling the space.

Meat lovers can dig into the Mixed Skewers (S$32), featuring two skewers served with saffron rice, grilled vegetables, and spicy bread. For something more traditional, the Lamb Okra Stew (S$28) is an interesting option to try, as it’s not commonly seen in Singapore.

Whether you’re catching up with friends after work or simply looking to switch up your usual dinner rotation, Kazbar brings a comforting taste of the Middle East right into the heart of the city.

Kazbar
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25 Church Street, Capital Square 3,  #01-03, Singapore 049482
12pm–11pm (Mon to Wed), 12pm–11.30pm (Thu to Fri), 6pm–11.30pm (Sat)

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