Promotion 

Bari Bari Grand wants you to enjoy 30% off the Miyazaki Wagyu Teppan and 1-for-1 Australian Angus Sirloin Steak, Wagyu Hamburg (2pcs), Other Protein Teppans, and Combo Teppans from 1 to 5 September 2026.

The Miyazaki Wagyu Teppan (S$75) was exceptionally tender and perfectly seared with a rich and buttery finish, plated alongside crisp roasted Brussels sprouts, sweet charred corn, and juicy cherry tomatoes for a burst of freshness, and finished off with a side of creamy truffle mashed potatoes, so good that they should come with a warning label.

Want a dish that’s equally nutritious and comforting? The Gindara Teriyaki & Scallops (S$36) is one smooth sea-lection that satisfies both your cravings and macros. The Japanese cod is glazed in a rich teriyaki sauce, paired with plump, perfectly seared scallops packed with an umami-rich, creamy mentaiko sauce. 

What’s a good meal without good wine? Enjoy the Rothbury Estate Shiraz-Cabernet NV (Australia) by the glass, now at a promotional price of just S$7 (U.P. S$12). Bold, smooth, and the best companion to your meal. 

Free-Flow Gourmet Bar

Every teppan order comes with a complimentary free-flow gourmet bar, including a rotating series of fresh salads, seasonal appetisers, and steak sauces! 

Start things off right with their fresh, vibrant, and endlessly refillable options, because who said salads had to be boring? Load up on kale, arugula, olives, a variety of salad dressings, and more, and go back for seconds (or third, no judgment here). 

But the real MVP is the hot food station – because let’s be real, greens are great, but carbs are forever. Think takoyaki, crispy tater tots, different rice options, mushroom spaghetti, and Japanese curry. It’s giving balanced diet: salad on one plate, comfort food on the other.

There’s even a fruit and dessert station to end your meals. Our personal favourites were the must-try Tofu Cheesecake, and we agreed we’d come back again just for it. Never thought we’d plan a whole outing around tofu and cheesecake in the same sentence, yet here we are, fully converted. Bold claim, we know – but one bite in and you’ll understand the hype. 

Swing by Bari Bari Grand at The Capitol and catch their Opening Promotion, happening from 1 to 5 September only! Come hungry, leave happy. 

Bari Bari Grand (The Capitol)
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15 Stamford Road, Arcade @ The Capitol Kempinski, #01-82, Singapore 178906
11am–10pm (Daily) 
1–5 September 2026

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Festival of Thrills at Resorts World Sentosa (1 Sep to 1 Nov)

From 1 September 2026 to 1 November 2026, Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) is hosting a Festival of Thrills, inviting visitors to unleash the thrill-seeker in them. This season, RWS transforms itself into a destination filled with exciting experiences, including gastronomic dining, after-dark adventures, limited-time rewards, and more.

The first that stands out to us is Into the Glowcean, an experience open at Singapore Oceanarium from 5 September 2026 to 1 November 2026. This takes your visit to the Oceanarium to the next level with after-dark moments, allowing you to see the waters and their inhabitants in a new light. 

As the name suggests, you will be able to observe glowing marine life sculptures, among other activities like neon-face painting. Into the Glowcean requires a standard admission ticket (S$55 for adults) to the Singapore Oceanarium; for more information on what else to expect, visit the attraction’s website.  

The annual Halloween Horror Nights also returns to Universal Studios Singapore as part of Festival of Thrills. For some, getting a good scare is the best kind of ‘thrill’, so you can totally look forward to this if that’s your vibe.

Tickets for Halloween Horror Nights 14 are already on sale for admissions on select nights from 25 September 2026 to 1 November 2026. Find out more and get your tickets early here.

Beyond the two events mentioned, RWS’s Festival of Thrills extends to equally thrilling activities involving food and shopping. From games at WEAVE that let you earn retail rewards to a new Free-flow Brunch at Moutarde, there’s much to discover across the resort.

For the full list of happenings, visit the official event website.

Festival of Thrills at Resorts World Sentosa
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8 Sentosa Gateway, Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore 098269
Various timings
1 September 2026 to 1 November 2026

COMEX 2026 (3 to 6 Sep)

This is for all the other geeks out there. Singapore’s Biggest IT & Electronics Exhibition – COMEX is back. Bringing together over 400 brands, COMEX 2026 promises to be the premier tech show of the year, featuring discounts and deals on all kinds of gadgets.

Whether you’re in the market for a new laptop, gaming peripheral, smart home device, or mobile phone, you will find something for you. Besides getting new tech at the best prices, you can also look forward to exclusive product launches and a Lucky Draw.

Admission to COMEX 2026 is free, so if you find yourself having spare time on 3–6 September 2026, why not drop by?

COMEX 2026
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1 Raffles Boulevard, Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, Singapore 039593
12pm–9pm
3 to 6 September 2026

Baybeats 2026 (3 to 6 Sep)

Fans of indie rock and alternative music, unite! From 3 to 6 September 2026, Baybeats 2026 will take place at locations around Esplanade, shining light on independent bands and musicians from Singapore, the region, and beyond.

Baybeats is the biggest alternative music festival in Singapore, and is celebrating its 25th edition this year, featuring 47 bands across five stages over four days. Witness emerging acts and international artistes as they take the stage and give everyone a rocking good time.

Entry to Baybeats 2026 is free, so if you are in the area anytime during the four-day festival, drop by! You could be witnessing the future of alternative music as they take their first steps on stage. For the full schedule and list of performers, click here.

Baybeats 2026
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Esplanade – Theatres by the Bay
Various timings
3 to 6 September 2026

Panda Planet Immersive Experience (4 to 14 Sep)

This September, River Wonders at Mandai Wildlife Reserve will be holding a panda-themed celebration. And there’s no better time for such an event because the resident pandas at the river-themed wildlife park – Kai Kai and Jia Jia – are celebrating their birthdays this month! 

Apart from their birthday celebrations, another highlight to look forward to is the Panda Planet Immersive Experience. Across 3 zones, you will test your panda knowledge with trivia challenges and snap photos at panda-themed photo spots for a chance to redeem exclusive merchandise.

One of the zones will also put you into an MR Experience, where you will explore the natural ecosystem of pandas through an interactive virtual experience. Standard admission tickets to River Wonders are required to access this limited-time experience. Purchase yours here.

Panda Planet Immersive Experience
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80 Mandai Lake Road, River Wonders, Singapore 729826
9am–6pm (Daily)
4 to 14 September 2026

Enter the PlayVerse (4 Sep to 11 Oct)

Stay along the North-East Line? Enter the PlayVerse is a themed activation you can visit at City Square Mall from 4 September 2026 to 11 October 2026. Over the entire month, shoppers and visitors alike will find the mall turning into a space where Japanese culture, Mid-Autumn festivities and shopping rewards collide.

For instance, from 7 to 13 September 2026, you will find exclusive merchandise, collectables, and even larger-than-life photo spots at the L1 Atrium. Afterwards, the space will be converted into a Mid-Autumn Fair from 14 to 27 September 2026.

But that’s not all! If you’d like to find out more about what is going down at City Square Mall this month, read our full coverage on the event here.

Enter the PlayVerse
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180 Kitchener Road, L1 Atrium, City Square Mall, Singapore 208539
Various timings
4 September 2026 to 11 October 2026

AL!VE Artisans Market (5 & 6 Sep, 12 & 13 Sep)

You’ve probably heard of maker’s markets and flea markets before, but what about a massive market held within our National Stadium? You heard it right – the AL!VE Artisans Market brings together 30 curated brands for 2 weekends as part of the National Stadium Experience.

On 5–6 September 2026 and 12–13 September 2026, you can head down to the National Stadium to explore handcrafted goods and unique creations from artisan brands. It’s not often that a market like this is held at a grand venue such as the National Stadium, so why not head down for a weekend of family-friendly fun? You might also leave with a new trinket or two.

AL!VE Artisans Market
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1 Stadium Place, National Stadium, The Kallang, Singapore 397628
11am–7pm (Sat & Sun)
5 & 6 September 2026, 12 & 13 September 2026

Ultimate Racines Buffet Brunch: Turf & Tide Edition (5 Sep to 31 Oct)

Looking for something nice to fill your belly on weekends this September? Consider the Ultimate Racines Buffet Brunch: Turf & Tide Edition. Available every Saturday from 5 September 2026 to 31 October 2026, this weekend brunch buffet at Racines invites diners to savour premium barbecued items from the land and sea.

Expect a variety of grilled meat, seafood, soups, salads, French desserts, and more. Menu highlights include Slow-Roasted Macka’s Beef Striploin with Port Wine Sauce, Grilled Red Snapper in French Bouillabaisse Style, and Remy Martin XO Fish Soup.

The delicious brunch buffet, served between 12.30pm and 3pm on Saturdays, is priced at S$108++ for adults and S$54++ for children. With select credit cards, you can also enjoy 40% off adult prices for up to 8 persons.

If this sounds like the perfect Saturday afternoon plan, make your reservation here. 

Ultimate Racines Buffet Brunch: Turf & Tide Edition
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9 Wallich Street, Sofitel Singapore City Centre, Level 5, Racines, Singapore 078885
12.30pm–3pm (Sat)
5 September 2026 to 31 October 2026

Apple Event (10 Sep)

When it comes to tech, there is another event many of us are waiting for. Every year, in September, Apple takes the stage to announce its new generation of iPhones. And this year, it’s no different.

If you can’t can’t wait to upgrade your iPhone, tune in to the next Apple Event on 10 September at 1am, via Apple’s website, TV app, or YouTube channel. This will be new Apple CEO John Ternus’ first time leading the show, and it is expected that the tech giant will unveil the iPhone 18 series, including a new foldable iPhone.

More official details on features, release dates, and pricing will also go live during the Apple Event. So, if you want to be the first to pre-order and get your hands on the new iPhone, make sure to stay tuned.

Apple Event (September 2026)
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1am (Singapore time)
10 September 2026

Singapore River Festival 2026 (11 to 20 Sep)

Returning for its 10th edition, the Singapore River Festival 2026 is a celebration of the people, places, and stories that have defined the Singapore River. Dubbed The Quay Collective, this event, which will take place from 11 to 20 September 2026, is bringing together immersive experiences, performances, and activities around the Singapore River. 

The festival will take place across 3 zones: the Entertainment Zone @ Boat Quay, Expression Zone @ Clarke Quay, and Lifestyle & Wellness Zone @ Robertson Quay. Each location will have its own flavour and energy, breathing extra life into the area over 10 days.

For instance, at the Entertainment Zone @ Boat Quay, visitors can transport themselves through time with The River Echo Chambers, a captivating 8-minute projection show on heritage shophouse facades. Through ‘portals’, cinematic visuals, and an original soundtrack, you will journey through the past, present, and future of the Singapore River.

At the Expression Zone @ Clarke Quay, another immersive experience featuring lights, colours, and sound will also come alive. Located at Read Bridge, The River Rhapsody even allows festivalgoers to influence the show with gestures and motions.

But that is not all to the Singapore River Festival 2026. For more information on all that you can expect, visit the event’s official website.

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11 to 20 September 2026

Start From Scratch by Fitness Level Up (14 Sep)

Want to try something new and have a more active lifestyle? It’s never too late to keep up your New Year’s fitness resolutions. Start From Scratch is a new initiative by the Fitness Level Up Telegram channel, which is dedicated to the latest and trendiest fitness and health updates.

The idea behind Start From Scratch is to have events where anyone can pick up a new sport or exercise, no matter how sporty, fit, or active they are. At the same time, they can do so with a community of people with the same interests.

For the first Start From Scratch community event, Fitness Level Up will host a free, guided 5km run and walk on 14 September 2026 at 7.15pm. If you’ve been thinking of starting a new fitness routine, this is a great way to do so in a welcoming environment at your own pace.

The meeting point, starting point, and end point of the run will be at High Street Centre. There will be a designated bag drop too. If you’re interested, register here and stay tuned for more upcoming Start From Scratch events on Fitness Level Up.

Start From Scratch – 5km Run & Walk
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1 North Bridge Road, High Street Centre, Singapore 179094
7.15pm
14 September 2026

Common Rare Market (18 to 20 Sep)

Here’s another market to look forward to. Common Rare Market is making its debut in Singapore from 18 to 20 September 2026. 

Over 200 independent original brands (fashion, lifestyle, homeware, design objects, Indie Print, F&B, and so much more) are participating, with more than 100 overseas brands from Taipei, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Seoul, and Shanghai, to name a few.

There’ll also be a special collaboration with Streething, Green-house, and Sundae Kids Pop-up, making it an excellent opportunity to discover and see things on-site. 

Beyond shopping, the market will feature art exhibitions, live music performances, hands-on workshops, and a selection of food and beverages (PPP Coffee, Tofu G, Hello Arigato, Khao, etc.) available throughout the event. Pawrents may also bring along their furry companions either on a leash or in a carrier! 

Beat the door price and beat the crowd – get your tickets here on Ticketmelon or here on Trip.com. 

Common Rare Singapore
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1 Raffles Boulevard, Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition, Halls 401–402, Singapore 039593
12.30pm–9pm 
18 to 20 September 2026

Avengers Endgame: Encore (24 Sep onwards)

The most anticipated movie in the rest of 2026 is probably Avengers: Doomsday. The Avengers movie – the first in 7 years – will be released on 17 December 2026 here in Singapore. 

And there is no better time to prepare for it than in September, because Marvel has announced that it will bring the last Avengers movie, Avengers: Endgame, back to theatres on 24 September 2026.

Titled ‘Avengers Endgame: Encore’, this seems, for the most part, to be Marvel’s way of building excitement for Avengers: Doomsday, while reconnecting audiences to the movie franchise. This is especially for those who have yet to catch up with the series since 2019’s Endgame or are new to the MCU.

This re-release of Endgame will be shown in IMAX and Infinity Vision screens and give audiences an early look at exclusive footage from Avengers: Doomsday. For me, this is definitely an experience worth going to the theatre again for.

If you’d like to relive the magic of watching Endgame in theatres in 2019, or want to prepare for Avengers: Doomsday, keep an eye out online for when tickets go on sale. 

Avengers Endgame: Encore
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24 September 2026 onwards

Sanrio characters Moonlit Garden at VivoCity (Till 27 Sep)

We’ve mentioned RWS’s Festival of Thrills, but the nearby VivoCity is also buzzing with Mid-Autumn festivities. If you’re a fan of Sanrio characters like Hello Kitty, Kuromi, and Cinnamoroll, you will definitely have lots of fun here. 

That is because the shopping destination has transformed into a Sanrio-themed land, with a Moonlit Garden and Kuromi Carnival Kingdom. Located at the Sky Park on Level 3, you will find towering character displays and light installations that are perfect for photos.

There are also carnival games (S$10 each) you can play for a chance to win cute prizes, and a Mini Express Train ride (S$10) you can take and get an exclusive Sanrio Sticker Set.

For a list of all the events and rewards happening at VivoCity this Mid-Autumn Festival season, click here.

Sanrio characters Moonlit Garden at VivoCity
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1 HarbourFront Walk, VivoCity, Level 3, Sky Park, Singapore 098585
5pm–10pm (Daily)
25 August 2026 to 27 September 2026

Lilytopia at Gardens by the Bay (Till 27 Sep)

For all of you flower lovers, your eyes are in for a treat this September. Gardens by the Bay’s first Ancient Egypt-themed floral display has arrived. Lilytopia at Flower Dome invites you to wander through Nile-fed gardens, vivid temple settings, and lilies in every colour. 

This includes the rare Egyptian Blue Lotus, once buried alongside pharaohs. This limited-time flower exhibition started on 21 August 2026 and runs for only a month, until 27 September 2026.

Standard admission tickets to the Flower Dome (S$12 for local adults) are required to access Lilytopia. Grab your tickets here.

Lilytopia
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18 Marina Gardens Drive, Flower Dome, Singapore 018953
9am–9pm (Daily)
21 August 2026 to 27 September 2026

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Well, there are quite a few new events, food launches, and more this weekend – enough to make it a packed one. Don’t want to miss out? We’ve compiled a list of six new things you can look forward to from Friday to Sunday; keep reading to find out more.

Lilytopia at Gardens by the Bay

For all of you flower lovers, your eyes are in for a treat. Gardens by the Bay’s first Ancient Egypt-themed floral display has arrived. Lilytopia at Flower Dome invites you to wander through Nile-fed gardens, vivid temple settings, and lilies in every colour. 

This includes the rare Egyptian Blue Lotus, once buried alongside pharaohs. This limited-time flower exhibition starts on 21 August 2026 and runs for only a month, until 27 September 2026.

Standard admission tickets to the Flower Dome (S$12 for local adults) are required to access Lilytopia. Grab your tickets here.

Lilytopia
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18 Marina Gardens Drive, Flower Dome, Singapore 018953
9am – 9pm (Daily)
21 August 2026 to 27 September 2026

Singapore Night Festival

Another event starting on 21 August 2026 is the Singapore Night Festival. Take a fascinating night walk through the Bras Basah.Bugis district, which will be turned into a land of artworks, projections, and immersive experiences until 5 September 2026.

The best part is that this multi-sensory experience with moving lights, colours, and sounds is full of exhibits and installations you can access for free. If you’d like a rundown of some of the highlights, read our coverage of the event here.

Singapore Night Festival
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Bras Basah.Bugis district
Various timings (Daily)
21 August 2026 to 5 September 2026

Pasar MAD-lam

Organised by MAD Market in collaboration with Singapore Night Festival, Pasar MAD-lam is a weekend market that will be taking place over the next three weeks at Capitol Singapore’s Outdoor Plaza.

Starting this weekend, 21 – 23 August 2026, this Friday-to-Sunday event will open from 5pm to 10pm and feature a variety of booths. This includes local vendors who specialise in making stickers, zines, illustrations, handmade plushies, keychains, trinkets, and more.

Entry to Pasar MAD-lam is free, so why not drop by if you’re looking to shop for something new and unique? More information can be found on MAD Market’s Instagram.

Pasar MAD-lam
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13 Stamford Road, Capitol Singapore, Outdoor Plaza, Singapore 178905
5pm – 10pm (Fri to Sun)
21 August 2026 to 5 September 2026

Good Pet Fair 2026

For one weekend only on 22 & 23 August 2026, Good Pet Fair invites all paw-rents and their fur-kids to an event featuring more than 80 curated brands and exhibitors. Held at the Great Eastern Promenade at The Kallang, the Good Pet Fair is 100% pet-friendly and free to enter!

You will find a wide spectrum of product categories from accessories and lifestyle to food and treats, and even cleaning products. You will surely find something to reward your good boys and good girls. 

Just make sure to prepare cash, as some international vendors from around the region may not accept cashless payment. You can also take part in engaging community workshops and unwind under the stars at a pet-inclusive movie night.

If you’re a pet owner scratching your head about what to do with your furry friends this weekend, this is for you!

Good Pet Fair 2026
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Great Eastern Promenade, The Kallang
10am – 8pm 
22 & 23 August 2026

POP Toy Show Singapore 2026

If you’re a POP MART fan or are obsessed with blind boxes in general, chances are you would already have heard of POP TOY SHOW Singapore making its comeback from 21 to 23 August 2026.

POP TOY SHOW is POP MART’s flagship event that unites artists and fans from around the world for a three-day celebration of its popular range of toys and collectables. Lovers of POP MART will not just be able to find exclusive products but also participate in activities and interact with their favourite artists.

Tickets for POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 are still on sale on Trip.com for all of you last-minute attendees, and are priced at S$40 for a Standard Ticket, with one chance at a lucky draw. 

For more sneak previews of what to expect at POP TOY SHOW Singapore this weekend, visit the event’s Instagram page.

POP TOY SHOW Singapore
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10 Bayfront Avenue, Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Level 1 (Halls A–C), Singapore 018956
11am onwards
21 August 2026 to 23 August 2026

McDonald’s Samurai Ike! (Go)

Yes, it’s back. McDonald’s is bringing back its beloved Samurai Burger from 20 August 2026 onwards. Expect the return of the Samurai Beef Burger, Samurai Chicken Burger, Tamago Samurai Burger (Beef/Chicken), and Seaweed McShaker Fries! 

The addictive Katsu Chicken Tenders (from S$5.50), refreshing and fruity Kyoho Grape Soft Serve (from S$1.50), and Strawberry Daifuku Pie (from S$1.80) with sweet red bean paste and mochi are new additions to the menu you can look forward to.

So, why not drop by your nearest McDonald’s for some fast-food goodness this weekend?

McDonald’s Samurai Ike! (GO)
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20 August 2026 onwards

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Event Programme

The Pre-event In-mall Adventure will run from 26 September 2026 to 9 October 2026 at Orchard Gateway. The Actual Butterbear Happy Walk will fall on a Saturday, 17 October. The starting point will be located at Singapore Management University U-Square, and the ending point will be at Orchard Gateway.

Do take note of the four different flag-off timings available: 8.30am, 9am, 9.30am, or 10am. Bag deposit service won’t be available for this event, but don’t worry – refill stations will be along the route to help you quench your thirst! Just remember to bring your own bottles.

Ticket Prices

Don’t miss the Super Early Bird sale with the Single Entry Ticket for just S$29.90 (U.P S$42), inclusive of the Basic Race Pack. Double the fun with a friend and enjoy greater savings with the Buddy of 2 Ticket for S$55 (U.P S$75). Managed to gather all your best buds and family members? Grab a Group of 4 Tickets for S$99 (U.P S$140). 

Do note that an additional 9% GST will be applied. Refunds for tickets are unavailable. 

Race Pack

Each ticket is entitled to access to the 3km Interactive Walking Experience and Special Event Pack (worth U.P to S$54.90) containing an Event Bag, Race Tee, Wristband (colour is dependent on time slot), Fan (random design), and a Finisher Medal (only for finishers, collection on event day). The Race Pack Collection will be held at Orchard Gateway, from 9 to 10 October, from 12pm to 6pm. If you foresee being unable to collect your order on the designated dates and times, a convenient delivery option is also available from S$9.50 per pack. 

For more information, click here to view the ticket options. Don’t miss out on a day filled with cuteness – register here to enjoy the special rates!

Butterbear Happy Walk Singapore
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From Singapore Management University to Orchard Gateway
8am – 12pm
17 October 2026

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The Japanese steakhouse from Hong Kong has gained a bit of a cult following since its arrival here in Singapore, with its signature teppan steak dishes served at value-for-money prices. And now, there is one more location that existing fans and first-timers alike can visit to indulge in their mouthwatering, sizzling menu. 

Beyond the signature items Bari Bari Steak is already known for, the steakhouse is introducing exclusive new teppan creations at the VivoCity outlet. This includes the Premium Buta Teppan (S$21.90), featuring succulent, high-quality chestnut-fed pork cuts seasoned and seared to perfection. 

Another new item is the Yakiniku Beef Teppan (S$22.90), with its thinly sliced beef short plate glazed in a savoury marinade. For those of you who prefer poultry, the Jumbo Chicken Leg Teriyaki Teppan (S$20.90) might be your go-to — you will get a grilled whole chicken leg dipped in teriyaki sauce.

Want something less ‘meaty’? Opt for the Tokusen White Fish Fillet Teppan (S$19.90), which looks to be the Japanese steakhouse’s take on fish and chips. Meat-free eaters also have an option in the form of the Truffle Plant-Based Hamburg Teppan (S$19.90), which consists of hamburger steak made from plant-based protein and a flavour that is elevated with truffle sauce.

Already salivating from these images? Head down to Bari Bari Steak’s newest outlet and explore their wide selection, which includes premium beef varieties such as Japanese A4/A5 Miyazaki Wagyu. Every main course or teppan set order also gives you access to a free-flow salad bar.

For a closer look at the menu, check out Bari Bari Steak’s website here.

Bari Bari Steak at VivoCity
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1 HarbourFront Walk, VivoCity, #01-52, Singapore 098585
11am–10pm (Daily)

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Come for the food, stay for the vibes. Caffe Fernet invites you to Modern Italian Dining by the Bay with a Refreshed Food and Drinks Menu. From power lunches and leisurely afternoons to sunset aperitivos and breezy dinners, Jigger & Pony Group’s modern Italian restaurant invites you to savour the simple pleasure of Italian dining by the waterfront. 

A Fresh Line-up

Caffe Fernet has unveiled new food and drinks menus inspired by the flavours of Italy’s coastline. New additions begin with the Tomato & Ricotta Bruschetta (S$18), followed by a trio of crudos that offer a fresh start to the meal. The Salmon Crudo (S$22) is brightened with passion fruit and Taggiasca olives for a sweet-savoury balance, while the Tuba Crudo (S$24) brings gentle heat from Calabrian chilli and freshness from the mint. The Hamachi Crudo (S$29) rounds out the selection with crisp fennel and pickled celery. 

Heartier dishes showcase the kitchen’s modern Italian approach, from the tender Iberico Pork Pluma (S$29) with salsa verde to the Paccheri Tuna Bolognese (S$35), where tuna, squid, tomato, and lobster stock lend coastal character to a comforting pasta dish. Completing the selection are the Chicken Scarpariello (S$40) and the Pomfret Piccata (S$48), pan-seared and finished in vibrant butter, white wine, and zesty lemon sauce. 

If you’re heading down for lunch, do check out their Weekday and Weekend & PH Lunch Sets, with a two-course meal priced at S$40 or a three-course meal at S$46. Do note that prices are subject to GST and service charge. The menu also caters to a range of dietary preferences, with dedicated options for Vegetarians, Kids, and Gluten-Free diners. 

Clock out, cheers in!

Did someone say daily Happy Hour? Raise your glass from opening until 7.30pm and enjoy a marvellous selection of cocktails at S$16, including the classic Aperol Spritz, Strawberry Frosé, and CF Negroni, plus wines by the glass (S$14) and beer (S$12).

Fireworks and National Day Feast

Looking for a place to celebrate National Day and get front-row views of Marina Bay’s fireworks display? For one night only, enjoy a sharing-style set menu that celebrates Singaporean flavours with Italian twists on 9 August 2026, from 5pm to 9pm. This includes the cheesy Buffalo Mozzarella, Otah Tortellini lathered in rich laksa butter, and Rendang Short Ribs served on a bed of coconut polenta. Sounds good? It gets even better with complimentary free-flow cocktails, premium spirits, wines, and beers. Priced from S$250 nett per adult and S$55 per child (below 12 years old), tickets for this special dining experience will go on sale from 6 July 2026.

For more information, click here to view Caffe Fernet’s menu. Reservations can be made here. 

Caffe Fernet
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70 Collyer Quay, #01-05 Customs House, Singapore 049323
12pm – 11pm (Daily, except Mon 5pm – 11pm) 

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We got to explore most of these artworks at Marina Bay and Raffles Place ahead of the official opening on 5 June 2026, and found some pleasant surprises. If you’re wondering whether you should visit i Light Singapore 2026, we’ve got you covered.

Take a look at what we believe are the best photo spots and interactive installations at this year’s event, and decide for yourself if it’s worth heading down yourself.

Market Cycles

For context, we started our night walk at the Bayfront Event Space, located right outside the entrance to The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands. Heading in the direction of the Red Dot Design Museum, one of the first installations we came across was Market Cycles by Singaporeans Tan Mei Yee and Ng Choon Wee.

This is a simple light art installation, made up of stacks of plastic crates you would see daily at wet markets. Yet, due to the way it is positioned, it provides many different angles for photos. Whether you prefer to be seated or standing, among the crates or in front of them, be creative and take your best shot! 

Let’s Fish the Sun!

Near to Market Cycles, at the Lower Boardwalk area, is probably one of the most interesting installations at i Light Singapore 2026. Let’s Fish the Sun! by Chinese artist Wentao Wang presents a Sun-like luminous orb that you can lift and lower. 

Visitors can do this by reeling in a device that resembles a giant fishing rod. As you lower or elevate the ‘Sun’, its light will change between deep reds and warm oranges. 

We expect that there will be queues lined up for this interactive artwork — because how often do you get to play with something like that? Beyond the interesting mechanics, you can also take photos and videos from multiple angles to create that optical illusion of you ‘fishing the Sun’.  

Infinite Graffiti 

If you haven’t already noticed, interaction is a huge focus for this year’s i Light Singapore, which is very fitting for its movement-inspired theme. And nothing shows this more than Infinite Graffiti from Canada.

This digital canvas allows anyone to grab a spray can and produce their own graffiti art without any physical paint involved. The technology is not just genius but responsive — it feels like you’re holding an actual spray can, pressing down an actual nozzle, while the paint follows your every move without delay.

The best part? Because it’s digital, you can always undo your mistakes or choose different colours and paint textures. A few people can also paint at the same time, filling up the wall with diverse creations. Once you’re done, you can even scan a QR code to download and keep your artwork for memories. 

RESONORA

Here’s another one we thought was interesting. RESONORA by OSTUDIO and Dearista Nooria Kusuma from Indonesia is an interactive installation that makes use of sound. It picks up sounds from the environment and turns them into light.

There is also a loudspeaker you can speak (or shout) into. Watch as your voice changes the lights and colours of the installation in real time, then walk through it to take some close-up photos.  

Sliced

Out of all the installations, we would argue that this is the one with the most cinematic photo opportunities. Stepping into Sliced, created by Encor Studio from Switzerland, puts you in a scene straight out of Dune and Interstellar. 

When taken at the right angles, your photos will make you look like you walked through a passage of time or a mysterious pyramid structure. Don’t miss this immersive art installation that just oozes aura.

Barbershop Wonderland

Barbershop Wonderland is exactly what it sounds like. This long series of tall, colourful, bright barbershop poles is just screaming for you to take photos with it. The creation of Jeon Byeong Sam from South Korea, this mesmerising light installation is located at Clifford Square and is hard to miss.

But this is more than just a light display — we were surprised to discover it is interactive too! These barbershop lights are equipped with sensors that detect movement and only activate momentarily when someone passes by.

Naturally, many of us, adults and kids included, ran along the row of lights to watch it light up one by one. Seeing the lights follow us was a fun and satisfying experience, and you should definitely try it. In terms of ‘play’ factor, this is up there with Infinite Graffiti.

Arch Flower

The final light art installation on our journey was Arch Flower. This artwork by Cyril Lancelin from France is inspired by the tropical gardens of Singapore. From afar, it looks like a flower. Close-up, it’s a gradient world of pink and green.

This is the only i Light Singapore 2026 art piece located at Raffles Place, specifically Raffles Place Park, so make sure not to miss it if you want to check off every installation on the itinerary. 

It is slightly further from the rest of the installations and just requires a short walk to get to, but is also conveniently located right outside Raffles Place MRT station. Perfect for those of you who need to travel via the North-South Line or East-West Line.

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If you live in the North-East area of Singapore, there’s good news for you. The Sports Arina (TSA) has recently opened its Jalan Kayu facility, bringing together a collection of spaces for different sports and activities in one hub.

What’s Open at TSA @ Jalan Kayu

Indoor padel courts

One of the first things you will notice when you step into TSA @ Jalan Kayu is a series of padel courts, easily recognised by their transparent ‘glass cages’. For those of you who want to expand your range of racket sports, perhaps it’s time to give this increasingly popular sport a go. 

Combining elements of tennis and squash, padel might potentially become the next craze in Singapore after pickleball. Its courts are pretty unique in their setup, which means they are not as common as other racket sport facilities in Singapore. So, these new courts at TSA @ Jalan Kayu are definitely a win, giving those of us who want to try or play the sport more often more locations to do so.

TSA @ Jalan Kayu’s padel courts are situated in a spacious, fully sheltered area. Big fans at the top and openings at the side allow maximum airflow, creating a cooling environment amidst long games. There are also comfortable seating areas where you can chill while watching your friends play or while waiting for your turn.

Air-conditioned pickleball courts

Air conditioning and pickleball courts — name a more iconic duo. Most pickleball courts in Singapore are either exposed to the elements or are incredibly competitive to book if they are indoors. And of course, finding air-conditioned courts is even harder.

Thankfully, there are more options available now at TSA @ Jalan Kayu. There are 10 pickleball courts available for booking here. All of these courts are housed in one enclosed, air-conditioned hall, separated by mesh dividers.

This might be one of the most comfortable pickleball facilities we’ve seen, and the prices for bookings are pretty reasonable, too. Booking fees for the public start at S$25/hr for off-peak periods and S$35/hr at peak periods.

Table tennis academy

If you’re someone who prefers something even more fast-paced and close-up, head over to the Feng Tianwei International Table Tennis Academy (FTTA), located near the padel courts. Here, you can book a table starting at S$10/hr on weekdays and S$20/hr on weekends.

Want to take the sport seriously and even play professionally one day? You can sign up for courses with certified trainers and receive expert coaching. For more information on classes and training programmes, visit the FTTA website.

Other facilities 

If you still can’t get enough of racket sports, you’ll be happy to know that there are also badminton courts available for booking at TSA @ Jalan Kayu. But beyond the sports facilities, what makes this facility special is also a couple of other inviting spaces you can find here.

For those of you who want to recover after an intense game or a long day at work, consider visiting Bathhouse. You can choose to find rest in an ice bath, a sauna, or a magnesium salt pool. For all the pilates enthusiasts, you can also check out WEmbrace Pilates, a Reformer Pilates studio located right beside Bathhouse. 

Coming Soon to TSA @ Jalan Kayu

While the existing facilities at TSA @ Jalan Kayu already make it a great sports hub, it isn’t actually complete yet. During our visit, we noticed areas that were still temporarily closed off or undergoing construction.

This includes Sports Schooling, founded by Olympic gold medalist Joseph Schooling. When open, it will operate a Swim Lab for children ages 3 and above. Lessons will be conducted in a heated learner pool so that kids can progressively pick up swimming.

New futsal courts of different sizes will also be opened to the public soon, providing another space where football players can book for their friendly matches. A refurbished basketball court will also be open, adding another sport you can enjoy here.

Accessibility and special rates

If you’re visiting TSA @ Jalan Kayu, one of the best ways to travel there is via the Sengkang LRT network. Just make sure you are on the right loop that brings you to Thanggam LRT station, which is located right outside the sports facility.

For those of you looking to play pickleball, padel or badminton, you would have to download Playtomic from the App Store or Google Play and make your court bookings via the app.

If you are a resident of the Jalan Kayu SMC, make sure to drop by the Booking Office at TSA @ Jalan Kayu and get yourself verified. This will allow you to enjoy special discounted rates for most facility bookings, which can range from 10% to 20% off.

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Movement is the theme of this year’s event, with many of the light displays showcasing the expressive power of motion. For a sneak peek at what to expect when you drop by i Light Singapore this year, keep reading!

Interactive installations

One of the highlights of i Light Singapore 2026 is the interactive artworks and installations. Visitors are welcome not just to take photos of the captivating displays but also to be part of creating the art they see.

Let’s Fish the Sun!

One of the displays I would love to check out is Let’s Fish the Sun! by Wentao Wang, located at Marina Bay Lower Boardwalk. Apparently, you will be able to “reel in” the sun with a fishing rod and “reverse” the sunset. I guess this artwork is perfect for those of us who never wake up early enough to catch the sunrise.

Infinite Graffiti

It’s probably going to be chaotic if I get involved, since I can’t draw. But for those of you who can, Infinite Graffiti by Graffiti+ will be the perfect canvas to express your creativity. Well, even if you only think you can draw, just give it a try!

Located at the entrance of Marina Bay Link Mall, this five-metre-long digital graffiti wall is where visitors can use sensor-activated spray cans to create graffiti together according to their imagination.

Artwork by local design talents 

I am proud to ‘support local’ when it comes to appreciating the work of Singaporean creatives. Because who else can capture the Singapore spirit with art better than them? 

Steps

When walking along the Marina Boulevard waterfront during i Light Singapore 2026, be sure to keep a lookout for Steps by Nawal Bte Azhar. This set of glowing staircases symbolises Singapore’s progress and our nation’s continuing story.

Market Cycles

Another installation to explore is Market Cycles by Tan Mei Yee and Ng Choon Wee. Situated at the Mist Walk, this light display utilises everyday wet market plastic crates to form an immersive luminous artwork. Talk about finding beauty in the ordinary.

Festival Village 

GastroBeats 2026

In case you missed it, GastroBeats is making its return to Bayfront Event Space from 5 to 28 June as part of i Light Singapore’s festival village. Bringing together food, music and sports, this will be a great place to wind down, chill and dine after exploring i Light Singapore 2026.

For more information on GastroBeats 2026, check out our recent article here.

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Rainforest Wild Adventure will have two zones, Rainforest Wild Adventure West and Rainforest Wild Adventure East. And it is the latter which will house the park’s newest attractions and activities. Keep reading for the highlights we are looking forward to.

Adventures

Canopy Glider

What makes Rainforest Wild Adventure different from other wildlife parks is the sense of freedom and spontaneity. You will get to roam as freely as the animals, and nothing highlights this more than the Canopy Glider.

This Adventure+ experience, one of many included in your admission, will take you above the trees, allowing you to enjoy the Afro-tropical landscapes of Rainforest Wild Adventure East.

Ravine Swing

If you’re looking for something more thrilling, take a ride on the Ravine Swing. You will soar eight metres above the ground, with clear views of the eastern bongo and red river hog habitats. 

Split Rock Summit

For those of you who want to challenge your fear of heights or just love rock climbing, why not scale the Split Rock Summit? This 11-metre-high adventure will overlook Lemur Land, giving you a glimpse of Madagascar’s wildlife. 

Wildlife

From the animals we’ve mentioned so far, you can probably sense a theme going on. Rainforest Wild Adventure East is inspired by Afro-tropical and Madagascan landscapes and will be home to 58 species upon opening.

Okapi 

One of the species worth mentioning is the okapi, which will be making its Southeast Asian debut. This endangered species, which has similarities to a zebra but is actually related to the giraffe, originates from the dense forests of the Congo in Central Africa.

Rainforest Wild Adventure will be the only zoological park in Southeast Asia where you can find the okapi, so make sure not to miss it! Other animals to look out for include the pygmy hippo, Nile lechwe and Diana monkey. 

Entry tickets for locals cost S$50 for adults, S$35 for children and S$25 for seniors. These include access to both the western and eastern zones, as well as up to 9 Adventure+ activities. On weekends and public holidays, admission only includes up to 5 adventures. On all days, there will be a free shuttle bus service between the two zones. 

From forest treks to treetop walks to cavern trails, Rainforest Wild Adventure has something for adventurers of all ages. Plan an adventure with your family and friends this May!

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