Date Ideas – Indoor

If you’re tired of paying exorbitant prices for food in town, here are some mains under S$10 at Orchard/Somerset so you’ll have money for dessert.

This first look inside Joya Onsen Cafe provides you with information on their public/private onsens, facilities, and cafe menu.

For all the party people, Tai Seng Food Hall has an alter ego. By day, it’s a food hall. By 6pm, it transforms into a neon-themed bistro bar.

If you’re feelin’ fire and want to glam up for a photoshoot, head down to 123 ChiCha, a 24/7 2-storey selfie photo studio with themed setups and costumes.

Easties can look forward to Singapore’s largest go-kart circuit, a new badminton hall with 22 courts, and a Timbre+ foodcourt at Singapore Expo.

Hidden along Keong Saik Road is Tempura Oji, a quaint and unassuming restaurant that holds a secret portal to a night in underground Tokyo.

If your computer is built with the sole purpose of creating documents & powerpoints, here are some fun websites with no downloads required.

Indulge in Korean mini fruit bonbons, assorted mochi bites, French macarons, and other savoury bites at Cafe de Paris’ at [email protected]

A quick preview of cool new cafes and new places opened in Singapore that you missed out on while stuck at home during Phase 2.

If you’ve been craving for a day out, visit this HDB-inspired exhibition at the National Museum of Singapore where entry is free from now till 3 Oct 2021.