Island Things

Situated beside a temple, the Singapore Musical Box Museum houses 40 over artefacts and a Peranakan cafe with traditional nonya food.

Other than traditional pottery, there are also unique pet paw printing at pottery workshop sessions.

There’s a permanent Pasar Malam Corner situated at Jurong East selling night market favourites such as Roti John, Takoyaki and Thai Iced Milk Tea.

If staycations aren’t your thing, from kayak fishing to a luxury cruise, there are many other uses for those SingapoRediscover Vouchers.

Japanese gyudon chain Sukiya is opening in Singapore and they have customisable rice bowls that can be topped with green onion, kimchi and even cheese.

40 packets of Tom Yam Mamee noodles are going for sale at ABC Bargain Centres for $1, and Singaporeans are losing their minds.

From now to 13th June, there’ll be a Star Wars: Identities Exhibition at Singapore ArtScience Museum. Time to head over to the dark side.

In Singapore, it’s no surprise for a new mall to pop up once in every few years. But along the way, we’ve perhaps forgotten about some hidden gems.

With Meatballs In A Cup on the menu, there’s no need to wait around for tables anymore. Just don’t eat on the display furniture please.

CNY is coming, and so are the influx of questions regarding life/relationship/education. Here’s 10 opened places to hide at for CNY.