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.

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2pm, 3.30pm, 5pm, 6.30pm, 8pm (Fri),
12.30pm, 2pm, 3.30pm, 5pm, 6.30pm, 8pm (Sat),
12.30pm, 2pm, 3.30pm, 5pm, 6.30pm (Sun)
19 June 2026 to 28 June 2026

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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. 

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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!

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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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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.

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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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The secret comes down to choosing fabrics that work with the humidity. Here are some materials that help you stay fresh, comfortable, and effortlessly sleek even when the humidity is doing the most. 

1.   Eco-ol Bamboo

The Shirt Bar’s clothes are crafted from Eco-ol Bamboo and TENCEL, engineered for professional performance in tropical climates like Singapore. By leveraging the natural properties of bamboo, these garments are exceptionally breathable, moisture-wicking, and anti-bacterial, providing a cooling “second skin” feel that is both odour-resistant and soft on sensitive skin. Beyond comfort, the collection features “smart shirt technology” such as wrinkle resistance, UV protection, and mechanical stretch, offering a sustainable, low-maintenance alternative to traditional cotton that remains crisp and structured throughout the day.

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2.   Supima Cotton

Hate the “sticky” vibes of a midday trek? Ditch that with Uniqlo’s Supima Cotton. Supima cotton contains extra-long fibres that make the fabric incredibly lightweight and breathable, acting like a personal vent for your skin. It works wonders — absorbing moisture away without that clingy synthetic feel, keeping you fresh even in Singapore’s humidity.

For simple everyday clothing, Uniqlo offers a staple range of 100% Supima cotton crew-neck t-shirts, available in various colours for S$19.90.

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3.   AIRism

Uniqlo’s AIRism is designed for daily, all-day cooling comfort and moisture-wicking properties, ensuring you feel comfortable and stay dry even when sweating. Its material provides an immediate cooling sensation, making it ideal for hot and humid conditions. It is no wonder they were popularised in 2022, recognised as “The SG Uniform”.

Their product range includes men’s innerwear and bottoms, and women’s dresses, with very affordable prices starting from S$19.90.

They recently refined a new series: UNIQLO AIRISM Anti-Odour Mesh — 1.9 times more breathable than standard AIRism, offering improved breathability and faster drying. It also combines technology that neutralises odour sources like sweat and ammonia, making this an ideal heat-survival staple. 

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4.   Dry-Ex

Aside from AIRism, which many of us are familiar with, Uniqlo also has a lesser-known series called Dry-Ex. It is a high-performance activewear that uses designed textured, breathable polyester, engineered mesh placement, designed for rapid drying and odour control at an accessible price.

Aside from Crew Neck T-shirts (S$19.90) and Ultra Stretch Active Tapered Pants (S$29.90), they also offer UV Protection Full-Zip Hoodie (S$29.90).

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5.   Linen

Linen is one of the best fabrics for Singapore’s hot and humid weather — it is highly breathable, lightweight, and allows heat to escape easily. Its loose weave promotes airflow while absorbing moisture without clinging heavily to the skin, making it feel cooler and less sticky throughout the day. Unlike thicker synthetic fabrics, linen stays airy and comfortable even during long outdoor commutes in Singapore’s heat.

For a more “tropical chic” aesthetic, Island Shop offers a variety of Linen fabric clothing, including V-Neck Sleeveless Top (S$44.95), Corolla Aurora Linen Blouse (S$44.95), Linen Shift Skirt (S$64.95), and Ellie Side Pleat Linen Dress (S$74.95). They focus on using linen, artisanal details like hand-stitching, and versatile, relaxed cuts suitable for both travel and city living.

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6.   Cotton Poplin

Cotton poplin is a lightweight, durable, and crisp plain-weave fabric that features a smooth surface with distinctive plain-weave structure. By utilising the natural breathability of cotton, the fabric facilitates consistent airflow, preventing heat from becoming trapped against the body.

Meanwhile, the “ribbed” weave ensures the material remains crisp and structured rather than clinging to the skin when damp. This combination makes cotton poplin a popular choice for warm, humid conditions.

Looking for a cooling, tropical chic styling? COS offers a blend of high-quality, crisp structure with minimalist Scandinavian design. They have options such as the Relaxed Pima Cotton-Poplin Shirt (S$115), Curved Cotton-Poplin Shirt (S$125), Pleated Cotton-Poplin Mini Dress (S$175), and many more.

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Staying stylish in Singapore’s weather does not have to mean enduring sticky fabrics and uncomfortable outfits. With the right materials, you can stay cool, fresh, and comfortable while still looking polished from your morning commute to late-night plans.

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The right perfume depends on your lifestyle, personality, and job — specifically, your environment and the impression you want to leave behind.

The Corporate Energy

Instead of going for heavy oud that may feel too intense in enclosed spaces, or overly sweet gourmand that can feel suffocating, a clean and subtle fragrance might be what you want to carry with you. Your perfume should complement your presence and capability, not announce it before you arrive. Office spaces are enclosed and air-conditioned, so anything too loud becomes everyone’s problem. The sweet spot is something clean, professional, and close-to-skin- a scent that feels effortlessly put-together without fading into boredom. Here are some scents that channel a confident presence:

1. Elizabeth Arden Green Tea Eau De Parfum

For those who prefer something clean and fuss-free, Elizabeth Arden Green Tea Eau De Parfum (S$25.40 for 100ml) is a refreshing green tea scent, light enough for daily wear without ever feeling overwhelming. Not only does it keep you smelling fresh in Singapore’s humidity, but it also sits close to the skin, making it perfect for office settings where subtlety matters.

Top Notes: Bergamot, Lemon, Orange, Peppermint, Rhubarb

Middle Notes: Green Tea, Jasmine, Carnation, Celery Seeds, Fennel

Base Notes: Oakmoss, Musk, Amber

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2. Nishane Wulóng Chá

If you’re looking for a more elevated take on freshness, Nishane Wulóng Chá (S$240 for 100ml) is a citrus-tea blend that delivers a crisp and polished scent that feels effortlessly put-together. While it remains airy and non-intrusive, its refined finish gives off a quiet confidence that works well for meetings and professional environments.

Top Notes: Bergamot, Orange, Mandarin, Litsea Cubeba

Middle Notes: Oolong Tea, Nutmeg

Base Notes: Musk, Fig

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3. Kira Rice Milk 

For a gentler and creamier scent, Kira Rice Milk (S$56 for 50ml) is a unisex perfume that blends the aroma of steamed rice with a touch of milk. Its gentle blend creates a comforting fragrance that feels intimate and personal. Despite its creamy notes, it wears lightly throughout the day, leaving a subtle trail that never feels heavy or cloying in the heat.

Top Notes: Milk, Rice

Middle Notes: Jasmine, Orris

Base Notes: White Musk, Cedarwood, Vanilla, Tonka Bean

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4. Armaf Odyssey Limoni

If you gravitate towards brighter scents, Armaf Odyssey Limoni (S$33.30 for 100ml) is a vibrant citrus fragrance that offers an energising burst that instantly feels refreshing in warm weather. Balanced with soft tea and musk, it stays fresh without turning sharp, making it a reliable option for long, humid days.

Top Notes: Lemon, Sweet Orange, Mandarin, Bergamot

Middle Notes: Ginger, Marine Notes, Orange Blossom

Base Notes: Tea, Amber, Musk

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The Creative Energy

Generic florals can feel a little predictable, while heavier oud may come off too intense for everyday creative spaces. If your work revolves around ideas, aesthetics and expression, your scent can lean a little more atmospheric — something that reads like a mood rather than a statement. Since creative jobs allow for more personality, you can wear scents that feel a little more experimental, layered, or unexpected. The goal is to make you seem interesting and dynamic without coming off as the aggressive “perfume person.” Here are some scents that mirror a moodboard:

1. Le Labo “The Matcha 26”

Le Labo (S$287.41 for 50ml) is a distinctive scent that carries a creamy matcha fragrance, blending soft tea notes with a subtle woody finish. While it remains gentle and skin-like, it carries a quiet complexity that feels thoughtful and intentional without trying too hard. 

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2. Coffee Break by Maisaon Margela

Nothing is more inspiring than coffee. If you’re drawn to warm, comforting scents, Maisaon Margela’s Coffee Break (S$220 for 100ml) captures the feeling of a slow café afternoon. Blended with the notes of milk, lavender, and tonka bean, it feels cosy, creamy, and quietly refined, making it an easy everyday scent that still leaves an impression.

Top Notes: Pepper, Orange Blossom, Patchouli

Middle Notes: Lavender, Coffee, Milk, Tonka Bean, Siam Benzoin, Cypriol Oil

Base Notes: Vanilla, Cedar, and Vetiver

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3. Armaf Odyssey Dubai Chocolat Perfume 

Not a coffee person but a chocolate one instead? For something more playful and indulgent, Armaf Odyssey Dubai Chocolat Perfume (S$34.90 for 100ml) is a rich gourmand scent that layers chocolate, coffee, and caramel into a bold yet wearable fragrance. Despite its sweetness, it settles into a warm, balanced finish that feels expressive and comforting without becoming overwhelming. But fair warning – chocolate has a way of making people happy, and smelling faintly like it might just attract more attention than you expect!

Top notes: Coffee, Pistachio, Praline, Kunafeh, and Hazelnut

Middle notes: Chocolate, Vanilla, and Cardamom

Base notes: Caramel, Tonka Bean, and Amberwood

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4. Isak First Rain Attar

If you’re a nature lover and looking for something truly different, Isaak First Rain Attar (S$31.85 for 12ml)  is a petrichor-inspired scent that recreates the earthy smell of rain hitting dry soil. Highly concentrated and alcohol-free, it sits close to the skin while carrying a unique, atmospheric, almost meditative quality that feels quietly intriguing.

Top Notes: Petrichor (Earthen scent)

Middle Notes: Amber

Base Notes: Cedarwood

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The Mysterious Energy

Many people gravitate towards Arabian perfumes for their long-lasting strength and distinctive blends. These scents tend to be warm, rich, and full-bodied, making them stand out from lighter, everyday fragrances. With strong projection and layered depth, they carry a subtle air of mystery, unfolding gradually as the night goes by. They shine best in evening settings, social events, and nightlife moments where your presence is meant to be felt, not whispered. Here are some scents that linger just enough to make people wonder about you:

1. Ameer Al Arab Asdaaf (woody/spicy)

For those who enjoy a bold yet balanced scent, Asdaaf Ameer AI Arab (S$27 for 100ml) combines florals with warm spices for a layered finish. While it opens fresh with jasmine and honeysuckle, it settles into a deeper, aromatic base that feels confident and noticeable without being overpowering. It is a scent that quietly holds attention rather than demands it.

Top Notes: Jasmine, Honeysuckle 

Middle Notes: Lavender, Pepper, Saffron

Base Notes: Cardamom, Mint, and Basil 

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2. Lattafa Khamrah: a unisex perfume that blends spice and coffee scent 

Another coffee-inspired scent you can explore. If you prefer something richer and more indulgent, Lattafa Khamrah (S$38.80 for 100ml) pairs warm, spiced gourmand notes with cinnamon, dates, and vanilla into a deep, dessert-like scent. Its intensity and longevity make it ideal for nights out, where a stronger fragrance can hold its presence in crowded, fast-paced environments. 

Top Notes: Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Bergamot

Middle Notes: Dates, Praline, Tuberose, Mahonial

Base Notes: Vanilla, Tonka Bean, Amberwood, Myrrh, Benzoin, Akigalawood 

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3. Lattafa Yara

For something sweet but not overly sugary, Lattafa Yara (S$32 for 100ml) pairs soft gourmand notes with creamy vanilla for a smooth, powdery finish. It feels feminine and playful without being too heavy — think dessert, but with self-control.  A perfect versatile option for dinners, dates, or semi-formal events where you want to feel effortlessly put together with just enough charm to keep people leaning in.

Top: Tangerine, Heliotrope, Orchid

Middle: Tropical Notes, Gourmand

Base: Vanilla, Sandalwood, Musk

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3. Rasasi Hawas for Him: aromatic aquatic fragrance for men

If you lean towards fresher scents but still want an impact, Raddasi Hawas for Him (S$53.90 for 100ml)  is an aromatic aquatic fragrance that blends citrus and spice with a musky base. It opens clean, bright, and energising, then settles into deeper, more grounded notes. It carries enough presence to carry through evening settings.

Top: Apple, Bergamot, Lemon, Cinnamon

Middle: Orange Blossom, Cardamom, Plum

Base: Patchouli, Grey Amber, Drift Wood, Musk

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The On-The-Ball Energy

If you’re a student or someone constantly on the move between sites, you will probably need a mobile kit to stay fresh and sweat-free throughout the day, especially in Singapore’s heat and humidity.

The key is something portable, affordable, and low-maintenance. Roll-ons and travel-sized bottles work best as they are precise, easy to reapply, and won’t burn a hole in your pocket. The fragrance should stay subtle, hold up against sweat and heat, and survive multiple touch-ups without turning stale halfway through the day. 

Here are some options to keep you fresh and not “ripe” by 3pm:

1. A’Pieu 

A’Pieu offers compact 9.5-10ml travel-friendly Korean fragrances designed for on-the-go application. They are affordable and perfect for quick touch-ups between classes or meetings. They offer 12 distinct scents to choose from, including Peony (floral/sweet), Grapefruit (citrus), Jasmine (floral), Basil (woody), and Green Tea (citrus/fresh) — there’s something for every mood without overthinking it. They don’t just look cute, they work like a scent reset button you keep in your bag.

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2. Al Rehab Perfume Roll 

For more affordable and long-lasting fragrances, Al Rehab Perfume Roll (S$4.35 for 6ml) offers concentrated scent oils in a wide variety of profiles, ranging from oriental and woody to sweet gourmand blends. Choose from Soft (caramel/citrus), Choco Musk (chocolate/vanilla), Fantastic (fruit/vanilla), Mister (oud/sandalwood), Lord (floral/woody), and Original. With their oil-based concentration, these scents tend to wear longer than typical sprays. Their compact, travel-friendly format also makes this a practical option for all-day use without constant reapplication.

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3. Innisfree Perfumed Body & Hair Mist 

For something even lighter, Innisfree’s multi-use mist gives a soft, refreshing scent that works for both hair and body. Its airy finish makes it ideal for hot weather, especially when you need a quick refresh between commuting or during long days. They currently come in three scents: Pink Coral (S$17 for 100ml), Black Tea (S$17 for 100ml), and Peach Fruit (S$17 for 100ml), each giving you a no-fuss way to smell fresh from top to toe without trying too hard.

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4. The Body Shop White Musk Fragrance Mist

For a clean and slightly musky scent, The Body Shop White Musk Fragrance Mist (S$28.90 for 100ml) offers a gentle, soft finish that feels fresh without being overpowering. It’s subtle enough for close spaces, yet long-lasting enough to carry you through a full day. A quiet kind of confidence, present but not loud.

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Ultimately, the ideal scent or perfume depends on the occasion and how you want to represent yourself. Fragrance is about shaping perception — the kind of energy you want people to pick up when you walk into a room. As they say, the nose meets first before the eyes.

It’s also worth remembering that scent is deeply personal. Your body heat, sweat levels, skin chemistry, and even hormones all influence how a fragrance develops and projects. What smells incredible on someone else may evolve very differently on you, sometimes in ways you wouldn’t expect.

That’s why perfume is best treated as exploration rather than certainty. Try different profiles, observe how they change on your skin, and notice which versions make you feel most like yourself — or the version of yourself you want to project. Confidence often starts with comfort, and the right scent is simply the one that makes that feel effortless.

So which scent are you going to try first?

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More than just your average shopping event, the fair offers visitors the chance to meet the makers behind the brands, hear their stories, and discover thoughtfully crafted finds. It’s a refreshing alternative to fast fashion and mass-produced goods, encouraging mindful consumerism. Furthermore, you can expect a massive lineup of workshops and activities, so there’s more to do than shopping. If you’re planning to head down, here’s a bit of what you can expect to find.

Vendors

Here are some booths you can catch at Boutiques Singapore 2026. 

Empress Bijoux

Empress Bijoux specialises in stunning statement pieces that offer an alternative to the current trend of minimalist jewellery. The designer, Tomoko Kanashima, was inspired by the architecture and artefacts she encountered in her travels to Singapore, Japan and the USA. As she brings her pieces to Singapore for the first time, it marks a full-circle moment for the designer and serves as a fitting tribute to her success.

The pieces at Empress Bijoux comprise intricate metalwork framing colourful gemstones, perfect for a bolder look while remaining subtle and elegant. Each piece ranges between a couple of hundred to a thousand dollars. If you’re looking for a truly unique piece to add to your collection, this is one store you should definitely check out.

Lost & Fray 

Lost & Fray is a luxury loungewear store that has it all — unique designs, quality clothing, and sustainable materials. A highlight of the brand is its 100% organic bamboo fabric, which is breathable, durable, soft, and eco-friendly. The lightweight material is designed to regulate the intense temperature fluctuations in Singapore, from the sweltering sun to a freezing air-conditioned interior.

Unsurprisingly, the women-led brand also excels at stylish, functional, and innovative designs. Some bestsellers include the reversible collection featuring pieces that can be worn 2 ways, such as the Lana Reversible Top (S$79), which boasts both a flirty low V twist and an elegant boatneck alternative. 

Fossa Chocolate 

Who says you can’t get creative with chocolate bars? Fossa Chocolate is an artisanal chocolate brand that believes flavours should be intentional and can tell a story. True to its philosophy, it features a range of local and cultural flavours. Some crazy creations include Bak Kut Teh (S$13.08) and Singapore Rojak (S$13.08), while less outrageous flavours include Earl Grey Lavender (S$13.08) and Uji Hojicha (S$13.08).

Art activities, workshops, and more 

From workshops and talks to kid-friendly activities and social sessions, there is way more to Boutiques Singapore than just shopping. 

Artist talks

Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes in creating the cute, sassy, creative artworks that make our lives that much more vibrant? Now’s your chance to peek into the chaotic minds behind the works, and learn all about the processes, the struggles, and the insights it takes to create. 

Join the artist talks by Ashley Seow, Shui Wong, and Trang Dang, taking place at 12pm on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, respectively. Whether you’re an aspiring artist or are just curious to learn more, it’ll definitely be an eye-opening experience.

Kids’ drop-off at the ArtGround

No one wants to go shopping with a handful of restless children. Thankfully, the ArtGround is offering arts-and-crafts sessions to keep your kids entertained. Running throughout the weekend, these sessions include personalised photo magnet-making, floral resin keychain crafting, and a sensory pottery workshop using natural elements like mint leaves and cinnamon sticks. With prices starting from S$25, these hands-on activities are a fun way for children to channel their creativity as you shop.

Drop-In Chess Experiences by Aliwal Chess Club

All-day chess sessions will be available at the boutique, where anyone can gather and play. If you’re a chess lover, want to meet new people, or just need a break from shopping, it’s the perfect environment to relax and have a little fun. Don’t worry if you’re a beginner, as all are welcome for a friendly match. 

Music Experiences 

What’s a weekend without some good tunes? Make sure you check out the musical lounge, where you can snack on some light bites while listening to music. And don’t miss out on some of these cool experiences while you’re there!

Make Your Own Custom Postcard Record by Art/st Records

For something a little more sentimental, Art/st Records is offering a nostalgic experience that transforms your memories into a tangible keepsake. Simply pick up a vintage phone, record a heartfelt voice memo, and watch as it gets turned into a playable postcard record through a beautifully analogue process. Whether you keep it for yourself or send it to someone special, it’s a meaningful memento that’s personal and unique. 

Meet Our Vintage Lathe Machine by Art/st Records

Learn all about the Lathe Machine, a beautifully preserved relic that once shaped how music was made. In this 30-minute session with Art/st Records, you’ll uncover the story behind the machine, explore the science of record-cutting, and watch a live demonstration of how sound was physically etched into vinyl in decades past. It’s a rare chance to glimpse into history and experience analogue craftsmanship up close.

Ticketing

One-day passes are S$8 on Friday and S$10 on Saturday and Sunday. You can also check out multi-day bundles available here. Whether you’re hunting for unique fashion finds, looking to support independent brands, or simply planning a fun weekend out, Boutiques Singapore is shaping up to be the perfect excuse for a little retail therapy. 

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1 Republic Boulevard, F1 Pit Building, Singapore 038975
11am–9pm (Fri to Sat), 10am–6pm (Sun)
15, 16, 17 May 2026

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Taking place over two days at Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, the expo is essentially a cat-lover’s paradise. If you’re planning to head down, here’s everything you can expect to see.

Exhibitors

More exhibitors will be announced as we get closer to Asia Cat Expo; however, here are a few that you’ll definitely see there. 

Millifloof

Sometimes when you’re feeling down, sassy cat art can go a long way in lifting your mood. And that’s exactly what Millifloof has set out to accomplish. It spruces up everyday objects with humorous cat illustrations, such as shirts, bottles, keychains, and stickers, so that you can do your own decorating.

Its relatable, deadpan humour feels especially fitting for the Gen-Z crowd. Some of our favourite picks include the “Not My Problem” keychain (S$9.50) and the “All Stress No Meow Meow” stickers (S$3.50).

So Cat

Imagine if your cat’s toys could simultaneously relieve its stress and improve its mood. So Cat makes cat toys that do just that—using colour therapy and dried herbs and flowers, it creates the ultimate toy that soothes your pet as it plays.

Some products it features include cat toys filled with either catnip, silvervine, chamomile, or calendula, sold in multiple shades and patterns (S$17). 

Manja Mao x Bleak Illustration

This adorable collaboration brings together Manja Mao’s handcrafted crocheted and ceramic crafts with Bleak Illustration’s charmingly derpy animal portraits. From the cosy Manja Cat Bed (S$59) to quirky pet-inspired merch, there’s plenty here for both cats and their humans.

Other programmes

Beyond shopping, Asia Cat Expo is also lined up with programmes for the cat community to connect and learn. 

Cat Photography Competition

Capture your cat’s candid moments as they tumble and play, and submit them to the Cat Photography Competition. This year’s theme, “Cats at Play”, celebrates the mischievous yet charming sides of cats. Finalist entries will be displayed in a mini exhibition during the expo, while the top five winners will walk away with camera prizes. Photos will be judged based on storytelling, creativity, composition, emotional impact, and technical quality, so yes, your cat’s gremlin behaviour might finally pay off.

CFA Cat Show

The CFA Cat Show is a celebration of feline beauty and grace, where pedigree cats take centre stage in a competitive yet wholesome showcase. The event features live judging rings where cats are evaluated on breed standards, structure, and temperament. Visitors can expect a lively exhibition atmosphere where passionate breeders show off their stunning pets. 

Adoption drive

Want to be a cat owner? You can meet adorable cats looking for their forever homes from 11am to 6pm. In collaboration with Cat Welfare Society, Purely Adoptions, and Alison Cat Care, the adoption drive features rotating showcases across two adoption areas. On Day 1, Cat Welfare Society and Alison Cat Care will be present, while Day 2 spotlights Purely Adoptions across both zones. It’s a heartwarming chance to connect with rescue cats and support meaningful rehoming efforts.

This just scratches the surface of all the incredible events you can catch at Asia Cat Expo. One-day passes are priced at S$7, while express passes cost S$15. Whether you’re here to shop, learn, or simply be surrounded by cats all day, there’s something at every corner that’ll pull you deeper into the feline frenzy.

Asia Cat Expo 2026
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3 Temasek Boulevard, Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre Hall 403, 404, 405 & 406, Singapore 038983
10am – 8pm
27 June 2026 to 28 June 2026

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Until 31 May 2026, the Entrepôt Restaurant is collaborating with Chef Nat from Thailand, alongside Meat and Livestock Australia, to bring us this weekend buffet. Chef Nat, widely reputed as The Lady Butcher, is renowned for her mastery of red meats. One of her hallmarks is her Thai-inspired recipes, combining their bold, layered flavours with Western cooking techniques.

As she introduces these flavours in the buffet, you’ll now get the opportunity to try them right here in Singapore. From marinated cuts to original recipes, here’s a bit of what you can expect.

Meat cuts

Kicking things off is an amuse-bouche—a beef croquette inspired by the sharp citrusy flavours of Larb, a minced-meat salad commonly found in Northeast Thai cuisine. 

Next, you can expect a variety of marinated cuts, with the beef and lamb fully infused with vibrant, tangy, and fiery sauces. For those unfamiliar with the gamey taste of lamb, these flavoured meats are a great way to introduce it to your palate.

You may be worried that the affordable price translates to lower-quality meat, but fret not. The selection features premium cuts such as Australia Teys Black Angus Grain Fed 100 Days Angus Ribeye, Australia Teys Black Angus Grain Fed 100 Days Angus Striploin, and Australia Thomas Food Lamb Baby Ribs. 

You can even opt for an Australia Carrara Wagyu Beef Skirt Steak MS6/7 with a top-up of $18 per 160g. 

Just in case you can’t get enough of the addictive Thai flavours, there will also be 4 sauces for you to pair with your meats: Nam Jim Jaew, Thai Chimichurri, Peppercorn Demi-Glace Sauce, and Mint Jelly.

Other selections and beverages

Balancing out the hearty spread is a selection of hot and cold sides, including seasonal salads, grilled satay, Australian beef stew, and other dishes to round off the feast. Finally, finish off your meal with a soothing dessert like the Chilled Lemongrass Yuzu Jelly, among other options.

Free-flow beverage packages are available with the non-alcoholic option starting from S$12++, featuring soft drinks and juices. You can also get unlimited alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks at S$38++, which even comes with a DIY cocktail station that lets you mix up your own concoction. 

Buffet prices and key information

Lunch is priced at S$48++, and dinner is priced at S$58++. Considering the impressive spread, premium cuts, and chef collaboration, it’s definitely a steal.

There’s a 90-minute dining limit, but it still gives you plenty of time to work through multiple rounds and fully maximise the buffet experience.

So if you’ve been looking for an excuse to indulge in premium steaks without burning a hole in your wallet, this limited-time buffet is one to bookmark. With bold Thai-inspired flavours, quality Australian meats, and free-flow drinks to top it all off, it’s easily one of the most value-for-money meat feasts to check out this May.

Sizzle & Savour: Steak & Lamb Buffet
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1 Unity Street, The Robertson House, Level 1, Singapore 237983
12pm–3pm, 6pm–10pm (Sat to Sun)
Till 31 May 2026

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What makes this mall so unique is its past life as the former Nan Chiau High School building. Believing in the beauty of old architecture, this project breathed new life into the heritage site while preserving the culture and history it represents.

Personally, the venture was a success; while the graphics and stores felt trendy and appealing, the familiar school stairwell and narrow corridors kept its past alive and intact. And while various modern concept stores piqued our interest, the exploration still left us with a sense of nostalgia. 

Food and Beverage

The Coconut Club 

In an effort to highlight local culture, the mall houses many homegrown brands, one being The Coconut Club. The store was bathed in warm orange lights, decorated with woven chairs, baskets, and decor that gave it a resort-like feel. 

Menu-wise, they sell local cuisine such as Singaporean Seafood Laksa (S$26) and Signature Ayam Goreng Berempah (S$21). Although prices are steep, they justify it with their locally and ethically sourced produce, supporting small businesses and sustainable practises.

Huevos 

Huevos is a Mexican food store that’s been pulling in crowds and racking up rave reviews since its opening in 2021. New Bahru is its second location and leans more towards a hip, trendy vibe with its mural-covered walls, fairy lights, and rustic touches.

The store is well-known for its authentic Mexican dishes. Some of the absolute classics you must try are the Birria Beef Tacos (S$21.90 ), Baja Fish Tacos (S$21.90), and Loaded Nachos (S$24). 

For drinks, they keep the fiery Mexican spirit alive with Frozen Pina Colada Jugs (S$50), Horchata, a cinnamon rice milk (S$8.90), a Margarita Jug (S$50), and more. Share a jug between your friends, and you’re guaranteed some good times and good vibes. 

Lifestyle and fashion stores

Crafune

Crafune is another local brand that aims to share the therapeutic act of leather crafting through workshops. They offer a variety of fun options, such as the Sea Turtle Mirror Bag Charm (S$75), Stingray Luggage Tag (S$75), Baya Bag (S$195), and more. 

They also carry a range of unique leather products, including Xiao Long Bao Handbags (S$180) and Mini Totes (S$98). Between the cute designs and the interesting workshops, this is one store we definitely recommend checking out.

The Missing Piece

The Missing Piece caught our eye with its elegant storefront and stylish apparel. Specialising in women’s wear, the brand draws inspiration from Asian heritage and botanical elements. 

Among its standout pieces is the Signature Lace Cut-Out Cheongsam with Sleeves (S$280), an intricate and beautifully crafted design. With its distinct aesthetic, it’s a spot fashion lovers won’t want to miss.

Entertainment  

Woods in the Books 

Woods in the Books is a homegrown independent bookstore specialising in picture books and illustration-led titles. A great stop for families, the vibrant space is filled with colours and crafts, with shelves stacked full of charming, artful books.

From imaginative stories to educational picks, each book is brought to life through engaging visuals that keep readers hooked. One standout is A History of the World in 500 Maps, which breaks down complex historical events into digestible, visually compelling formats.

TopTable

TopTable is a playful, one-of-a-kind concept that blends dining with games, reimagining the classic sport of table tennis into a social experience. The lively space invites guests to rally, dine, and unwind all in one spot.

Beyond its professional-grade tables, the venue also serves up Neapolitan-style pizzas, bar bites, and creative cocktails—perfect for fuelling friendly competition. Whether you’re planning a casual hangout or a group outing, TopTable delivers a fun and energetic experience.

New Bahru also has its own shuttle service that departs every 30minutes, timing may vary due to road conditions. The pick-up is at Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Orchard, which is along Somerset Road. 

Blending heritage with a fresh lineup of homegrown brands, New Bahru offers a mall experience unlike any other in Singapore. Whether you’re here for the food, shopping, or simply to soak in its nostalgic vibes, it’s well worth a visit.

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46 & 58 Kim Yam Road, Singapore 239351
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Me-you market

Iconic for its chaotic energy and Gen-Z-coded marketing, the Me-You Market is returning to Suntec City from 16 May 2026 to 17 May 2026. The company is known for organising pop-ups featuring regional and international brands that especially cater to the younger generation. 

This year, they are bringing back the 10th edition of their flea market, featuring over 100 vendors selling goodies ranging from food to fashion and more. Based on past events, some stores we’re expecting to see are Don’s Oven, selling delicious home-baked goods and The Wicker Club, selling risqué scents. 

Read more about the Me-You Market here!

Me-You Market Vol. 10
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1 Raffles Boulevard, Suntec Convention Hall 403, Singapore 039593
11am–9pm
16 May 2026 to 17 May 2026

Chinese Dance Fiesta 2026

From 4 May 2026 to 17 May 2026, the Singapore Chinese Dance Theatre, is holding its 11th edition of the Chinese Dance Fiesta. This year, the festival will showcase 8 Chinese dance performances held across Singapore, as well as workshops and discussion sessions with the esteemed Professor Ma Jiaqin, China’s first-grade choreographer and founding dean of Nanjing University of the Arts’ Dance Academy.

Here are the key dates and information for each event 

Learn more about the Chinese Dance Fiesta 2026 here!

Chinese Dance Fiesta 2026
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Various locations 
Various timings
4 May 2026 and 17 May 2026

Jubiläum: A Celebration of Symphonic Voices

A rare opportunity to see three generations of choristers performing together, the Singapore Symphony Choruses present Jubiläum: A Celebration of Symphonic Voices. Marking the Singapore Symphony Chorus’ 45th anniversary, alongside the 20th and 10th anniversaries of the Children’s and Youth Choirs, respectively.

Featuring well-known works like Franz Biebl’s Ave Maria, the show’s repertoire ranges from works involving instrumental accompaniment (from the piano, organ or more) to a cappella pieces, presenting an all-rounded performance. You’ll also get first dibs on three newly commissioned works by Singaporean composers, as this concert will serve as their world premiere.

A performance that is perfect for those looking to pick up singing or simply to enjoy a melodic night out, Jubiläum: A Celebration of Symphonic Voices will show you how immersive choral music can be. 

Tickets start from S$20, with a 20% discount available for students and seniors, applicable for Cat 2 seats only. Ticket purchases of 4 or more are also entitled to a 20% discount, applicable to Cat 1 seats only. This concert is also redeemable under the SG Culture Passes. 

Purchase your tickets to Jubiläum: A Celebration of Symphonic Voices here. 

Jubiläum: A Celebration of Symphonic Voices
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11 Empress Place, Victoria Concert Hall, Singapore 179558
7.30pm
30 May 2026  

Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA)

If you’re looking for more events or ways to spend your remaining SG Culture Pass credits, this event is just for you. 

As the pinnacle of Singapore’s annual performing arts festival, SIFA returns from 15 May 2026 to 30 May 2026 with a vibrant constellation of performances, installations, and activities. From epic productions to engaging works of art, SIFA 2026 invites all to explore and experiment with new forms of art.

Over the festival’s 15-day period, each day will be filled with breathtaking productions, installations, and photo spots to remember the occasion by. Catch local productions, such as Jacintha Abisheganade, and international works such as Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler reimagined by the National Theatre Company of Korea.

Read more about it now.

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15 May 2026 to 30 May 2026.

Filmhouse Warming Party 

Fimhouse officially soft-launched in February this year and is now hosting its Filmhouse Warming Party. The two-month-long celebration kicks off with an introduction to a Music in Film series that celebrates the cultural impact of musical films, starting with the iconic La La Land, alongside Whiplash and Cowboy Bebop: The Movie. 

These are the housewarming programmes you can look forward to:

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Filmhouse Warming Party
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6001 Beach Rd, Golden Mile Tower, #05-00, Singapore 199589
Various timings
 May

Singapore HeritageFest 2026 

The Singapore Heritage Fest is an annual event held by the National Heritage Board. This year, they’re diving into our Maritime heritage with performances, tours, workshops, and exhibitions happening all through May! 

One of the shows you can catch is A Bump Through Time by Sight Lines Productions & Strawberries Inc. Happening on 9, 16, and 23 May 2026, this interactive play invites the audience to view the Singapore River through the lens of people whose lives it’s shaped. Watch the soul of this iconic landmark be brought to life through the lives of ordinary people who interact with it. 

So dive into Singapore’s history through its fascinating maritime heritage and learn how our waters transformed us from a fishing village into a bustling metropolis. From boat tours to learning how to weave fish traps, this month is full of meaningful programmes that we can enjoy. 

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 May

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Here are some Mexican bars and restaurants where you can join in the fun. From parties to good deals and scrumptious meals, it’s just another reason to party!

El Chido 

This bougie rooftop bar is celebrating Mexican culture in the best way possible. On 2 May 2026, they are throwing the ultimate Cinco de Mayo pool party. With internationally recognised DJ Nicole Chen hyping up the crowd, gorgeous sunset views, and a festive menu, this is one party you don’t want to miss.

The experience is S$25 per entry, inclusive of a welcome drink. Apart from the endless beats and infinity pool, you can also get your face painted to put you in the festive mood.

El Chido
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1 Hill Street, Pullman Singapore rooftop, Singapore 179949
5pm till late
2 May 2026 

Chimichanga

Chimichanga is one of the hottest Mexican food restaurants in town, known for its authentic and delicious recipes. Of course, they won’t miss the opportunity to celebrate Cinco de Mayo. On 2 May 2026, they are throwing a Latin Party Brunch at their VivoCity outlet.

In classic Chimichanga fashion, its delicious food will be the highlight of the show with a live Carne Asada Wagyu carving station (while stocks last) and S$8 cocktails. It wouldn’t be a party without music, and Chimichanga is bringing in Latin beats with a live DJ. Tickets are currently at an early-bird rate of S$16.82, so make sure to snag them quickly.

Chimichanga
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1 HarbourFront Walk, VivoCity, #01-157/158 Singapore, 098585
2pm–6pm
2 May 2026

Guzman y Gomez

Guzman y Gomez has become one of the most mainstream options for affordable, healthy, and delicious Mexican food. From 1 to 8 May, soak up the Cino de Mayo vibes at GYG, with outlets decked out in festive flair while you dine. On 5 May 2026, it is celebrating Cinco de Mayo with an all-day deal that’s almost too good to be true.

The promotion starts with Brekkie Burritos available at S$2 from 8am to 10:30am. After that, from 5pm onwards, you can enjoy Burritos, Bowls, Calis, Caesar Burritos, and Caesar Calis at just at S$8. This deal is applicable for all outlets but not available for deliveries.

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Various locations
All day
5 May 2026

LAVO

This may be an Italian restaurant, but it’s still determined to join the Cinco de Mayo hype. LAVO is a rooftop bar on the 57th floor of the Marina Bay Sands. This year, it’s celebrating with chaotic energy, bold flavours, and a jaw-dropping spread of luxury selections. If you love to indulge, then this is the spot for you. 

Feast on a spread of chilled seafood such as lobsters, mussels, cocktail prawns, and more. Of course, there will also be Mexican-inspired fare like a Zesty Corn Salad and dedicated nachos and tacos sections. If you make a table booking, you’ll even get a Giant Loaded Steak Nacho that serves up to 10.

Complementing the meal are free-flow champagne and handcrafted cocktails, with a gelato cart to finish on a sweet note. Other things you can expect at the party include face-painting, photobooths, stilt performers, and of course, a live DJ set. The luxury experience is priced at S$138 with limited slots available, so book before it’s too late!

LAVO
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10 Bayfront Avenue, Marina Bay Sands, Hotel, Level 57 Tower 1, Singapore 018956
12pm–4pm
3 May 2026

Papi’s Tacos 

Papi’s Tacos is doubling up the celebrations this year, marking both its fourth anniversary in Tanjong Pagar and Cinco de Mayo. On 2 May 2026, enjoy S$5 Frozen Margaritas with every Taco Set ordered.

The fun doesn’t end there. Swing by from 6pm to 8pm for complimentary face painting, and stay on as the space comes alive with live music from 7pm to 9pm.

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33 Tanjong Pagar road, #01-01, Singapore
5pm till late
2 May 2026

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