Hidden in the quiet stretch of Jalan Senang, TO:YOU Cafe is an underrated spot serving Japanese-inspired brunch and matcha drinks. 

They’ve also got an outdoor seating area that’s pet-friendly, so your furry friends can tag along.

From afar, you’ll spot its vibrant teal-coloured entrance, but step inside and you’ll find its industrial-chic interior with casual, comfy seating. 

The star of the show has to be the Creamy Matcha Udon (S$26), a dish that’s sure to raise some eyebrows. 

It can’t be found anywhere else in Singapore, featuring grilled unagi atop udon swimming in a garlicky matcha cream.

Another popular main is the Ochazuke (S$22), which also highlights matcha. Here, you’ll find grilled salmon and tamago over torched short-grain rice. 

The cherry on top? A unique matcha dashi to pour over (it’s a perfect Instagram moment).

Other mains include Mentaiko Salmon Don (S$22) and Prawn Pasta (S$18).

Not-cha cup of tea? Try menus from their All-Day Brunch instead, like the Ume Shakshuka (S$18).

The dessert menu is equally as inviting, with Gelato (S$5) in flavours like Sea Salt Uji Matcha and Orange Vanilla. Pair it all with the Brown Butter Waffle (S$12). 

But the Shibuya Toast Pistachio (S$14) is calling my name with its thick caramel toast and pistachio custard.

For the matcha fanatics, there’s also the Strawberry Matcha Croissant (S$8) and Dark Matcha Brownie (S$5) with matcha ganache and crumble.

And of course, since TO:YOU Cafe is a matcha haven, you have to get their Signature Matcha drinks (hey, I don’t make the rules).

Classics like the Earl Grey Matcha (S$8) and Matcha Strawberry (S$8) are there. But, go all out with the Mango Coconut Matcha (S$8), or catch the elusive weekend-only Banana Pudding Matcha (S$10).

If you’re more of a coffee gal instead, try the Pistachio Cold Brew (S$8) or the Sea Salt Cold Foam Latte (S$7).

With such an extensive and creative menu, TO:YOU Cafe has clearly put in the work to give us matcha in so many surprising ways! 

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First opened in August 2023, Frosted by Fang transitioned from a booming home-based bakery to a takeaway-only store in the heart of Joo Seng Green. 

And with July’s Cloud just a few steps away, the residents here have certainly won the lottery for good snacks and drinks.

The bakery is run by founder-slash-solo-baker Lee Su Fang and her mother, affectionately dubbed Mama Bee by her Instagram followers.

They keep things fun and fresh, with rotating monthly menus announced on Instagram. And the best part? Each item is affordable, starting from just S$4 (because everyone deserves a sweet treat).

This month, they’ve launched a fresh lineup including a Pulut Hitam Swiss Roll (S$9), Double Chocolate Hazelnut Passionfruit Cookie (S$4), and Oolong Strawberry Coconut Mochi Doughnut (S$4).

Their names may be a mouthful, but we guarantee your mouth will be happy.

Classics like the Lemon Blueberry Yoghurt Loaf (S$4.50) and Classic Dark Chocolate Brownie (S$5) will also be there.

Of course, one of their highly raved-about creations is the chewy mochi cake, and it’s available this month as a Matcha & Coconut Mochi Cake (S$4.50).

Unfortunately, it seems that I’ve lost track of time, and August is already drawing to a close. Not to worry, because Fang will be releasing September’s exclusive list of bakes soon.

In recent months, the humble bakery has also launched its matcha menu, with new flavours every month. Each cup is hand-whisked by matcha enthusiast Mary, also known as @foodeatsmary on Instagram.

This August, make a beeline for the Passionfruit Matcha Fizz (S$7). Of course, if you want a good ol’ matcha, get the unsweetened Matcha (S$6) or Matcha Latte (S$6.50) instead.

Do note that payment is only available via PayNow or cash. They’ve also been known to sell out quickly during peak periods, so head over early to catch some of their small-batch goodies.

Beyond these, they also offer customised bake boxes for gifting, corporate events, Guo Da Li, baby one-month birthday celebrations, and more. 

With so many exciting new options monthly, there are so many new combinations for bakeboxes every few weeks. Which one are you eager to get first?

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And there’s no better place to hide out than Game Up, Chinatown’s newest gaming hotspot!

Nestled within Chinatown, this is the ultimate hangout spot for those looking for a bit of competitive fun or just a chill card session.

The space has a laid-back charm (honestly, it looks like somebody’s living room), but with free-flow snacks and a huge selection of options like darts, pool, and console games.

Entry is priced at just S$6 on Weekdays and S$8 on Weekends, which is already a steal in today’s economy. 

But they’re also running an Opening Special of 20% Off, so make your reservations here before this limited promotion disappears.

The space spans two cosy floors, accommodating up to 70 people at full capacity. 

For the Mario Kart addicts, make a beeline for the PS4, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch.

Popular console games available include The Legend of Zelda, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Just Dance 2021, and Nintendo Switch Sports.

Over at the wall, you’ll find a dartboard for some casual aiming.

The thinkers (and sneaky betrayers) can engage in rounds of board games, mahjong, and pool. It’s time to channel your inner strategist and deceive your friends in a tricky game of Uno. 

What’s more, if you’ve got a special team of five, the Mahjong Package allows one player to try their luck for free.

But what’s a hangout without snacks? Game Up offers complimentary snacks for you to munch on, from shrimp crackers to potato chips. 

If you want bottomless refills, the Unlimited Drinks Package (S$4.90) lets you chug drinks such as Sprite, Lemon Tea, and Coke Zero.

Whether you’re a serious gamer or just a chill player, Game Up has got the game you need. Are you ready to battle it out? 

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30B Temple St, Singapore 058575
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Designed to be both affordable and accessible, WeWa’s outlets at Orchard Gateway and WEAVE at Resorts World Sentosa seem reminiscent of our fast food chains.

But don’t be fooled, their flavours are anything but “fast”.

At WeWa, shawarma meats are marinated for over 12 hours in a secret blend of spices before being slow-roasted in their open kitchen. If you’re dining in, you’ll be able to watch the tender, juicy meat spinning slowly on the spits.

From crispy falafel to tahini, every component is made fresh in-house daily.

Of course, the stars of the show are the proteins, each marinated in distinct spice blends tailored to highlight their natural characteristics. 

All proteins can be enjoyed as Junior Pitas (S$6 to S$8), the full-sized Pitas (S$11 to S$14), protein-rich Keto Bowls (S$11 to S$14), or fragrant Rice Bowls (S$11 to S$14).

The Chicken Shawarma is enhanced by a bright, aromatic marinade, while the Beef Shawarma is layered with earthy spices, cinnamon, and coriander seeds.

For the seafood enthusiasts, the Prawn Shawarma plays up the natural sweetness of the seafood.

Plant-based eaters can opt for the Falafel, made with blended chickpeas and spices in a crispy coating.

Each serving comes loaded with quintessentially Middle Eastern toppings such as pickled cabbage, fresh tomatoes, mint-and-coriander salad, sumac onions, and pickled cucumbers.

What’s a fast food concept without sides? Complete your meal with the WeWa Fries (S$5) or the traditional dessert Malabi (S$5), a creamy Middle Eastern coconut cream pudding topped with peanuts and coconut flakes.

For drinks, reach for the Gazoz Soda (S$2.90), which comes in refreshing options like Cucumber, Pomegranate, and Apricot.

There’s even a range of merchandise, decked out in WeWa’s signature bright orange colour, from the reusable WEWA Bottle (S$12.90) to the We(Wander) Reversible Tote (S$48).

WeWa is set to open its third outlet at Novena Square 2 by September 2025. Will you be there or be square?

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26 Sentosa Gateway, #01 – 219 & 231, WEAVE, Singapore 098269
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277 Orchard Road, #01-17, Orchard Gateway, Singapore 238858
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And of course, there will be exclusive promotions and giveaways that you won’t want to miss.

This year, the show will be held at Suntec Convention Centre from 28 August 2025 to 31 August 2025, with the title “Loading the Next Chapter” (and yes, admission is free).

In honour of SG60, exhibitors are rolling out promotions revolving around the number ‘6’. 

Psst, gamers… Enjoy 60% off the Hinomi H1 Pro V2 Ergonomic Gaming Chair.

Comex 2025 also brings daily WOW deals, where you can enjoy compact laptop stands, versatile multi-adapters and more from just S$5.

While stocks last, WOW promotions include:

• 28 August 2025 – Jisulife Life9 5000 (S$14.90, U.P. S$32.90)
• 29 August 2025 – VCE VE-PD17-BK PD20W 10,000MAH Powerbank Black (S$9.90, U.P. S$36.90)
• 30 August 2025 – Tessan Adaptor With 2 USB and Wall Plug with 3AC, 2B & 1C (S$15, U.P. S$40.80)
• 31 August 2025 – Liberty LSH01 Laptop Stand (S$5, U.P. S$25.90)

For every S$500 spent, you’ll also snag a S$10 Challenger Voucher.

And, try your luck at the Lucky Draw, with S$250,000 worth of prizes up for grabs (you could be going home with a brand-new TV).

Other than these exciting deals, Comex 2025 is set to wow you with its cutting-edge, immersive experiences. 

Test out Fanatec’s latest racing hardware and next-generation simulators. Or, be among the first in the world to witness Hisense’s RGB TV debut, delivering colour precision through breakthrough RGB pixel technology.

Don’t forget to register here to unlock insider promos, early access, and your personalised dashboard, which includes a unique QR code to redeem your WOW deals onsite.

Are you ready to shop and win big? Text all your tech friends and plan a trip to Comex 2025.

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28 August 2025 to 31 August 2025

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What’s that, you ask? All Singaporeans aged 18 and above in 2025 (born before 2008) will receive S$100 worth of credits to spend on over 400 local arts and heritage programmes.

Yes, this includes all Singapore Citizens as of 31 December 2024.

This isn’t a sneaky way to get discounted K-pop tickets, as the credits can’t be used for foreign performances, or food and drinks.

SG Culture Pass aims to immerse us in our rich local arts scene (which will effectively die out unless we do something), with literary events, dance recitals, exhibitions, plays, workshops, and concerts.

To redeem your credits, simply visit the official SG Culture Pass website here and log in with your SingPass account from 1 September 2025 onwards. That’s also where you’ll find the full list of eligible activities, which can be filtered by date, type, and location.

These credits are valid for three years, from 1 September 2025 to 31 December 2028, so take your time to plan your events (math isn’t my strong suit, but you’ve got to make the S$100 worth every buck).

The best part? A majority of 70% of the events will be priced below S$50, and any remaining cost can be topped up through credit card or PayNow.

Authorised providers include Sistic, BookMyShow, GlobalTix, Klook, Pelago, and Trip.com.

Alternatively, Catch is the only official marketing partner, which gave us a sneak peek into what to expect.

Sing60 Music Festival (One-Day Pass: S$40, Two-Day Pass: S$60) is taking over Fort Canning Park for two days of local music by over 60 home-grown acts. 

On 6 and 7 December 2025, sway to pop singers Benjamin Kheng and Shazza, the Talentime All-Stars, mandopop singers Mavis Hee, other indie and alternative music artists, and electronic music artists. 

If you’re an adventurous soul, Sentosa: Fort Siloso History Game Walking Tour (S$38) is a tech-guided walking tour. Part Amazing Race and part Escape Room, it promises thrilling secret bunkers and hidden passageways.

Graffiti may be illegal in Singapore, but at Off the Wall: LETTER/FORMS, you’ll be able to watch three artists live-paint large-scale murals… and take part in the spray painting yourself.

Foodies, The Studios Pickle Party 泡泡菜狂欢也! by The Theatre Practice (S$40) is a play disguised as a pickling workshop, and you’ll actually get to make pickles on-stage.

Do note that the credits are non-transferable, non-exchangeable for cash, and not valid for resale.

Whether it’s following a heritage food trail or enjoying an immersive theatre performance, SG Culture Pass aims to expose us to our rich local arts scene.

What event’s got your heart pumping?

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Hot on the list is Hawkers’ Street’s largest outlet yet, with six Michelin-recognised hawker brands and nine popular favourites.

These six award-winning stalls are making their Orchard Road debut, having been awarded either the Michelin Bib Gourmand or Michelin Plate. 

Enough suspense—they’re Fei Fei Roasted Noodle, Hup Hong Chicken Rice, Loong Kee Yong Tau Fu, Tai Seng Fish Soup, Tai Wah Pork Noodle, and the halal-certified Springleaf Prata Place.

The space holds up to 264 diners, with direct accessibility via underground walkways to Orchard MRT Station, ION Orchard, and Shaw House.

But that’s not all! Look out for Plain Vanilla, serving up their signature cupcakes and beverages. If you’re heading to a meeting next, Percolate is here for your specialty coffee needs.

For your classic local breakfast, Ya Kun’s got your back with their traditional kaya toast and kopi. Or, try Singaporean-style banh mi at the muslim-friendly Lynn’s Viet Roti.

Over at Ovals Pizza, get your customisable, personal-sized pizzas.

Other than Rotiboy and Springleaf Prata, halal options include Momolato, with buttermilk waffles and deep-fried mochi gelato, and Andy’s Pie, with hand-rolled buttery and flaky pies.

And of course, TANGS has promotions to get the ball rolling:

• Andy’s Pie: Get one free pie for every two pies (Small Pies only, until 21 September 2025) 
• The Fish & Chips Shop: 1-For-1 Fish Dog (Until 31 August 2025)
• Supergreen: 50% OFF your 2nd bowl of salad (Until 31 August 2025)
• Gong Yuan Mala Tang: 15% off with a minimum S$15 nett spend at Tous Les Jours (End date unspecified)
• Karekami: S$8.80 Lunch Special with Salad for 4 Set Meals (Valid from 11am to 2pm daily)
• Ovals Pizza: Exclusive Peranakan Pizza (End date unspecified)

Do note that these promotions are subject to changes by individual brands and only while stocks last.

With so many options, you’ve got your lunch options lined up for the next few weeks. The real question is: which stall at TANGS at Tang Plaza’s Basement will you be queuing at first?

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I’ve scoured the Internet to bring you five sweet spots serving up Jellycat-inspired desserts from macarons to cakes, so cute that you’ll hesitate to take a bite!

Annabella Patisserie

While they specialise in macarons, halal-certified Annabella Patisserie is now spreading smiles with its new Smiley Bakes series.

The Jelly Cake (6-inch: S$78.80, 8-inch: S$118) is a chocolate lover’s dream with its layers of chocolate truffle sponge and chocolate mousse. 

For something lighter, the Smiley Lychee Rose Cake (6-inch: S$78.80, 8-inch: S$118) contains vanilla sponge, rose-scented chantilly cream, and juicy lychee pieces.

There’s also the Smiley Egg Macarons (Box of 12 for S$39.90) in the Creme Brulee flavour.

Browse the full range of Smiley Bakes options here.

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Sumopocky

Home baker Erika Low is the talented face behind home-based bakery Sumopocky, and after over a decade of baking, she’s now opened a home cafe for her loyal fans.

The Character Macarons (S$3), in whimsical designs from durians to croissants, are great for the indecisive who just want to sample one macaron.

While you’re there, pair them with a Dark Chocolate Fudgy Brownie (S$3.50), Hot Chocolate (S$5), or Iced Latte (S$5.50).

These adorable creations are takeaway only, with limited quantities available, so be sure to drop her a message before dropping by! Full address and opening hours are only available via Instagram DMs.

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If you doom-scroll every night, you’ve probably come across this viral cafe’s limited-time Jellycat-inspired dishes. Whether you’re craving sweet or savoury items, each food item is specially crafted to look like your favourite Amuseables.

We’ve got a detailed scoop of the menu here (with prices, of course).

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351 Changi Road, Singapore 419818
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Vic Bakery

This charming home-bakery-turned cafe is pure Cottagecore, with cakes looking like they came straight out of a fairytale.

And now, they’ve added round Mochis with lovable Jellycat faces. For S$7.90 each, choose from four flavours: Jasmine Grape, Mixed Berry, Peach Oolong, and Mango.

Read more about the bakery’s other treats here.

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8 Slim Barracks Rise, #01-02, Singapore 138492
12pm–7pm (Daily)

Creme Maison Bakery

Known for their top-tier customisable cakes, this bakery brings our favourite plushies to life, from the original Jellycat cake to fun creations that look like pizza slices, sushi, popcorn, and even a toilet roll (the cute version, though).

Inspired by the Amuseables Birthday Cake toy, their Jellycat Inspired Whole Birthday Cake (3-inch: S$110.80, 5-inch: S$168.80, 8-inch: S$258.80) features sponge layers, fluffy buttercream, and fondant boots.

Choose from flavours such as Earl Grey Lavender and Belgian Chocolate Salted Caramel. For an additional top-up of S$10, you can enjoy premium flavours like Roasted Hojicha Chrysanthemum and Kyoto Matcha Strawberry.

Or, opt for the Jellycat Inspired Birthday Macarons (Box of 10 for S$98.80), with their recommended flavours of Vanilla and Salted Caramel.

Their full range of Jellycat-inspired bakes can be found here.

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30 Tai Seng Street, #08-03C, Singapore 534013
9am–6pm (Sun to Fri), 8.30am–6pm (Sat)

It seems like Jellycats may be trending again, although, did the hype ever really die down? You’ve got no excuse for having trouble finding Jellycat-inspired desserts the next time your friend demands an Amuseables birthday cake.

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This Japanese-inspired dessert cafe serves refreshing Kakigori (Japanese shaved ice that is too pretty to eat), cloudlike Soufflé pancakes, and thick honey toasts. 

And, to make your daydreams better, they’ve even got multiple alcoholic desserts on the menu.

The interior feels straight out of a Japanese garden, with its warm lighting and white pebbles scattered beneath plants.

It’s the perfect escape for a mid-afternoon sugar retreat, especially with their signature Kakigori menus. 

The Matcha Osmanthus Kakigori (S$13.90) is a dreamy shaved ice with orange azuki, mascarpone cream, and honey tuile. 

The Hokkaido Milk Kakigori (S$12.90) is equally entrancing, with its charcoal rum foam, honey lotus seed, plum sauce, and caramel puff rice. 

You can’t miss the Honey Thick Toasts, which are another highlight of the cafe. 

As a self-proclaimed coffee addict, I’ll be making a beeline for the Espresso Toast (S$12.90), which comes with charcoal rum foam, espresso gelato, and caramelised bananas.

For my sweet-and-savoury lovers, go for the local-inspired options such as the mochi-filled Salted Egg (S$14.90) with taro gelato and coconut cream, or the Kaya Butter (S$12.90) with salted cream foam. 

No Japanese cafe is complete without the fluffiest soufflé pancakes, and Daydream Desserts isn’t here to play with theirs, with unconventional flavours like Kumquat (S$15.90) and Gula Melaka (S$12.90).

And who can ever say no to cake? The Kochi Yuzu Layer Cake (S$8) is a standout—soft vanilla chiffon with layers of yuzu cremeux, marmalade, and a white chocolate crispy crunch.

Their Gelato (S$5 per scoop) also come in unique flavours like Orange Campari, Fior Di Latte (mozzarella cheese), and Stracciatella.

And of course, every dessert deserves its own drink sidekick. You won’t be disappointed with their specialty beverages, the nutty Sesame Hojicha (S$7.50), Sparkling Honey Osmanthus (S$6.50), or the Matcha Strawberry (S$8.50).

It’s truly a dessert daydream here, with sweet bites to make your day. Which of these dreamy desserts will you be trying first?

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Get ready to take a screenshot, because these are the five specially curated trails you’ll want to keep by your side:

• Central: Kreta Ayer Square to Fort Canning Centre, 4.7 kilometres
• North-East: Punggol Waterway Point to Punggol Digital District, 4.5 kilometres
• North-West: Walkway outside Cashew MRT to Bukit Timah Railway Station, 5.5 kilometres
• South-East: Fort Tanjong Katong to Siglap Canal Lookout Deck, 4.9 kilometres
• South-West: Park outside Beauty World MRT to Little Guilin, 4.35 kilometres

At the start of each trail, head towards the Number One icon on the map, then tap to begin your journey. Each trail has five checkpoints where you’ll complete simple tasks to collect parts of the CDC Trails badge.

Once you’ve ticked off all five, that’s S$5 RedeemSG Reward guaranteed.

But that’s more. Join the bonus Ollies Challenge along the way, which unlocks an additional S$5 RedeemSG Reward.

Five checkpoints, five special trails, and you can rule it all… We did the math, and yes, this means that if you complete all five trails successfully and discover the different Ollies, you’ll be able to redeem a total of S$50 in rewards.

Vouchers are automatically issued via your CrowdTaskSG account and are valid for use at participating supermarkets that accept CDC vouchers.

Do note that this is only available for Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents aged 15 and above with a Singpass and CrowdTaskSG account.

With only 5,000 redemptions per trail, it’s time to get your steps in. Start your walking quest here!

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