Step into Monstrous Fun, a family-friendly literary arts adventure where stories come alive for imaginative little monsters and their grown-ups. From interactive performances to hands-on workshops and playful discoveries, this lively weekend promises plenty of wonder, laughter, and imagination for all ages.

Highlights 

 The Garden by Sweet Tooth

You can’t miss The Garden by Sweet Tooth — a public installation that transforms The Arts House Lawn into a whimsical sensory playground. Wander through a colourful garden filled with oversized cacti and flowers, designed to spark curiosity, exploration, and imaginative play for little ones. Come curious and get ready for a monstrously fun day out with the family!

Journey West: Web of Deceit by Paper Monkey Theatre

Inspired by the beloved classic, Journey to the West, Web of Deceit by Paper Monkey Theatre is a lively and humorous performance. With an interesting twist, Master Tang and Piggy fall into the trap of a crafty Spider Demon who spins her web. You will be on the edge of your seat, witnessing whether Sun Wu Kong and Sandy can come up with an ingenious plan to save them.

Catch the performance at The Chamber (Level 2) at two time slots daily: 1.30pm – 2.30pm and 3.30pm – 4.30pm. Tickets are priced at S$5. Children aged 10 and below must be accompanied by an adult.

 Monster Parade 

A crowd favourite — the Monster Parade brings Civic District to life in a colourful celebration of creativity and imagination from 4.30pm to 5pm daily. The parade begins at The Arts House Lawn with a surprise appearance from a tiny wandering mouse before making its way through Victoria Theatre’s Atrium and ending at Anderson Bridge.

Dress Up and Join the Fun 

What’s a monster parade without costumes? Dress up as your favourite Monstrous Fun character — Britney, Shelly, Daley, Riley, or Hailey — and join in the parade. From 4pm to 4.30pm daily, keep an eye out for Britney the Monster (the 3-eyed purple monster) roaming around the grounds and interacting with young visitors. You might be one of the few lucky participants who walk away with Crayola prizes worth over S$80.

Crayola Activity Booth 

On 30 May, The Arts House’s Foyer at Level 1 will have a FREE exclusive Crayola Activity Booth featuring specially designed Monstrous Fun colouring sheets. Grab your crayons, coloured pencils and markers, and get colouring. Allow your creativity to run free in the open space of the lawn.

Other Activities 

Beyond the main highlights, Monstrous Fun also features five FREE drop-in activities around The Arts House at the Old Parliament. The little ones can enjoy free face painting, interactive storytelling sessions like Words Come Alive!, and Sarah Lim’s Touch Wood! For more hands-on activities, there are also Monster Hunt and Magical Sweet Monsters: From Yuck To Yum! Workshop that encourages creativity and imaginative play.

The Arts House has lined up a series of Monstrous Fun programmes packed with interactive experiences and family-friendly fun. It is the perfect excuse to spend quality time together while stepping into a playful world where creativity takes centre stage.

A free shuttle bus is available from City Hall, making it easy to get to the festival and explore the Civic District. Head to the Civic District Arts Bus webpage for more information.

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1 Old Parliament Lane, Singapore 179429 
12pm – 5pm (Daily)
29 May 2026 to 31 May 2026

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From 29 May to 28 June 2026, VivoCity will transform into a Toy Story-inspired “toy box” filled with oversized play zones, carnival-style games and family-friendly experiences. 

From larger-than-life installations and carnival games to special collectables, a themed retail pop-up and rewarding shopper perks, VivoCity promises a month-long celebration filled with joy, nostalgia and unforgettable moments for the whole family. 

Zones 

At the heart of the experience, VivoCity’s Outdoor Plaza will be transformed into a vibrant Toy Story-inspired play destination where imagination takes centre stage. 

Designed as two distinct zones — one centred on exploration and photo-worthy discoveries,  and the other packed with carnival-style action and energetic family fun — the activation invites you to experience the world of Toy Story in exciting new ways.

Toy Box Adventures 

Inspired by Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story, familiar bedroom settings are reimagined on an oversized scale, allowing you to imagine the world from a toy’s perspective.  

From 29 May 2026 to 28 June 2026, head to the Outdoor Plaza at Level 1 between 10am and 10pm to explore towering installations and playful spaces inspired by Woody, Buzz Lightyear and friends. Designed for discovery and memorable photo moments, it is perfect for families, fans, and little adventurers alike. Get ready to step into Bonnie’s bedroom and witness what it’s like to bring Toy Story to life. 

Toy Story-Theme Carnival 

At the same Outdoor Plaza, maximise your enjoyment at the lively Toy Story-themed carnival zone. Packed with game booths, family-friendly rides and exciting challenges, this zone brings together the fun and energy of a classic carnival, reimagined through the whimsical lens of Bonnie’s toy box. 

From Pizza Planet-themed Carnival Games (S$10 per game) and Prize Grabber Machines (from S$2 per play) to engaging challenges inspired by beloved Toy Story characters, give your best aim at the game booths and stand a chance to win special prizes. 

Families can also hop aboard the trackless Mini Express Train (S$10 per ride, 1 child and 1 accompanying adult) or take the wheel on colourful Pedal Karts (S$10 per ride) to complete a fun-filled day of games, prizes, and unforgettable moments together. 

They will be open 2pm–10pm from Monday to Thursday, and 12pm-10pm from Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays.

Picture-Perfect Playtime 

The Toy Story-themed adventure continues across VivoCity with Photo Spots located throughout the mall, featuring vibrant backdrops inspired by fan-favourite Toy Story characters. Get your camera and poses ready, and snap as many fun photos with your family and friends.  

For those looking to bring home a personalised memory, look out for Themed Photo Booths available at just $8 per session. Snap and print photos using a selection of eight themed frames — creating the perfect memento from a fun-filled day out.

Toy Story-Theme Stamp Quest 

Throughout the event period, VivoCity also invites you to embark on an exciting Stamp Quest featuring four stamp stations located across the mall. Go around the mall to explore and collect a complete set of Toy Story-themed cute character stamps.

Upon completing the stamp card, the first 100 shoppers per day can redeem a complimentary sticker set at the carnival zone, bringing home an extra souvenir. Sticker set redemption will be subject to carnival operating hours 

Retail Pop-Up

Want to enhance your leisure time? You can continue your exploration at the Toy Story-themed Retail Pop-Up located at Level 1’s East Court (near CHAGEE). From playful keepsakes to character-themed accessories and collectables, the retail pop-up will offer you the perfect chance to bring your favourite characters home.  

Participating Brands 

What’s the point of going to the mall without some retail therapy? The Toy Story celebration extends across the mall with participating brands introducing special merchandise and activities into their stores.

Shop for limited-edition collectibles and apparel at stores like ActionCity (#02-38), featuring Buzz Lightyear and Toy Story figurines, Cotton On Kids (#02-88/89) with character-inspired kidswear, and UNIQLO’s (#01-41/42)  Magic for All Icons UT collection. Other highlights include two limited-edition Toy Story-themed drinks and sticker set at Luckin Coffee (#02-119), character keychains and mobile accessories at MINISO (#B1-02/03), themed drinkware and charm sets at MONTIGO (#01-01), plus exclusive Toy Story 5 merchandise, toys and collectibles at Toys”R”Us (#02-183).

Play, Shop & Be Rewarded 

Shoppers can also enjoy exclusive rewards throughout the campaign. Spend a minimum of S$250 in up to two same-day receipts to redeem a Toy Story-themed Thermal Lunch Box and Carrier. VivoCity Kids Club members can redeem a pair of Toy Story 5 movie tickets with a minimum S$150 spend at participating stores while New Kids Club members can enjoy a complimentary weekday Pedal Kart Ride. New VivoRewards members receive a S$5 eVoucher with their first qualifying spend. 

1. Thermal Lunch Box and carrier: Limited to the first 100 shoppers on weekdays and first 250 shoppers on weekends & Public Holidays. 1 redemption per shopper per day. 
2. Toy Story 5 movie tickets: Limited to the first 100 Kids Club members. 1 redemption per member.
3. Pedal Kart Ride: Limited to the first 500 new Kids Club members. 1 redemption per member throughout the campaign period. An eVoucher will be auto-credited into the new member’s eWallet
4. VivoRewards Sign-up Exclusive: Limited to the first 1,000 new VivoRewards members. 1 redemption per member throughout the campaign period. An eVoucher will be auto-credited into new member’s eWallet

All redemption will be at the Information Counter, Level 1. Other T&Cs apply. 

As part of VivoCity’s 20th Anniversary celebrations, you can also look forward to the return of monthly VC20 “Flash 20” deals (happening on the 20th of every month) and a new Scratch & Win feature on the VivoRewards app from 1 June, offering chances to win from a prize pool worth over S$450,000.

Whether you grew up watching Toy Story or your little ones are discovering Woody and Buzz for the first time, VivoCity has installed a month of fun. With so many activities, games, and exclusive finds happening across the mall, this is one June holiday outing you would not want to miss. 

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29 May 2026 to 28 June 2026

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Luckily, it’s now opening a second outlet, bringing its signature brews to Singapore Land Tower in Raffles Place. Building on the success of its first store, this one will be even grander, spanning 2,000 square feet, making it the brand’s largest CBD outlet globally. We visited the store to try out their drinks, and here’s what we thought.

Signature drinks 

If you want to experience the Molly Tea hype yourself, here are some drinks you’ll find at the Raffles location. Here’s what we thought about the drinks. 

For first-timers, the Premium Jasmine Milk Tea (S$5.20) is a great place to start, pairing a fragrant jasmine tea with a smooth, creamy base. For something lighter and more refreshing, the Pistachio Jasmine Coconut (S$6.20) is a go-to. It combines nutty pistachio, floral jasmine, and a subtle coconut sweetness for a hydrating and satisfying drink in the Singapore heat.

Meanwhile, the White Champaca Oolong Milk Tea (S$5.20) stood out to us with its more aromatic profile, with a strong roasted oolong base and subtle floral notes. Matcha lovers can opt for the White Champaca Matcha (S$5.90), which balances earthy matcha flavours with the signature floral fragrance.

Lastly, we tried the Snowy Jasmine (S$6.50), topped with a cloud-like jasmine-infused whipped cream that adds richness to every sip. It was creamy, indulgent, and definitely not diet-approved.

Molly Tea exclusive pink pop-up 

Alongside the launch of its second outlet, Molly Tea is also bringing back its signature all-pink pop-up experience for a limited time. Running from 19 May to 4 June 2026 (excluding weekends and public holidays), the Orchard Central outlet will be transformed into a whimsical pink space filled with Instagram-worthy photo spots and a curated merchandise display wall. 

Visitors can also try their luck at a sure-win gachapon machine featuring Foodpanda merchandise and Molly Tea drink vouchers. Further raising the stakes, two lucky winners will walk away with the grand prize — an exclusive Molly Tea-themed yacht experience for two.

Whether you’re finally hopping on the Molly Tea bandwagon or simply looking for your next tea fix in the CBD, head over to its new Raffles Place outlet for some signature floral brews!

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Malaysia Boleh! Jurong Point has officially reopened after months of renovation, now sporting a refreshed look alongside all your favourite Malaysian street food under one roof. The revamped food court houses 32 stalls from across Malaysia, featuring flavours from Penang, Petaling Jaya, and beyond. If you’re unsure where to begin, we tried over 30 dishes and narrowed down some of our favourites.

Damansara Chilli Pan Mee

For something hearty and comforting, Damansara Chilli Pan Mee serves up a wide range of noodles packed with bold flavours. We tried both the classic Chilli Ban Mian (S$5.50 for small) and Handmade Shrimp meat with Tom Yam Pan Mian Soup (S$7.30). We especially love the latter, which features chewy noodles in a rich, spicy broth that is both tangy and aromatic with every sip. 

Their noodles are specially made from a combination of flours, giving them that springy bite while preventing them from turning mushy even after sitting in the broth for a while. The noodle is also topped with crispy ikan bilis, adding a layer of crunch and savoury depth to the dish, while the bouncy prawn paste brings out a burst of sweetness and texture that pairs perfectly with the aromatic tom yam flavour. Every spoonful is basically packed with contrasting textures and a well-balanced flavour profile, making this bowl an incredibly satisfying meal, especially on a rainy day.

Huang Chao Teochew Noodle House 

Known for their authentic Teochew-style noodle dishes, Huang Chao Teochew Noodle also serves up a comforting bowl of Laksa (S$5) that we really enjoyed. 

The broth was heavier on the coconut taste, giving it a fragrant creaminess with just the right amount of richness. It also helps mellow out the heat from the chilli, making the broth smooth and easy to drink.

Since Huang Chao Teochew Noodle House specialises in a range of fresh fish and signature seafood soup, the laksa broth carries a distinct seafood sweetness and briny depth that makes it stand out from the usual versions. The flavour feels richer and more layered, especially with the aromatic herbs and punchy chilli blend running through the soup.

It is also generously topped with ingredients like crispy fried taukee skin and tau pok, both of which soak up the flavourful broth — a burst of richness and texture through the bowl. 

Ipoh Lau Wang Chicken Rice

One look at this stall’s glistening display of chicken was enough to convince us it would be good — and true to its appearance, the steamed chicken rice (S$5.60) is definitely one of the better ones we tried. 

The steamed chicken is served with skin and bone in, which helps lock in moisture and keep the meat extra tender and juicy. It’s also generously coated with the delightfully fragrant sesame sauce, which elevated its flavour. Considering the reasonable price point, the portions also felt surprisingly generous. If you’re looking for a classic, well-made chicken rice, you should definitely give this a go.

Seremban Kee Mei Siew Pau 

Seremban Kee Mei Siew Pow is well-loved among Malaysians for its traditional handmade pastries packed with flavourful fillings. Its signature offerings include classic Pork (S$2.20) and Chicken Char Siew Paus (S$2.20), wrapped in a flaky, buttery crust that makes them dangerously addictive.

For its Singapore outlets, the brand also introduced a Singapore-exclusive Black Pepper Pork Siew Pau (S$2.40) — which, naturally, we had to try. Fair warning, though: if you can’t handle spice well, this may not be for you. The pastry was generously packed with a fiery black- pepper pork filling that had us reaching for our drinks after every bite. If you’re a fan of bold flavours and spices, then this will likely have you hooked.

Huats Kee 

If you’re craving something indulgent, greasy, and savoury, this KL Hokkien Mee (S$6.50) is one to make a beeline for. Unlike the lighter, soup-based Hokkien Mee commonly found in Singapore, this version features thick noodles braised in dark soy sauce, giving the dish its signature smoky wok hei flavour.

The thick yellow noodles were especially satisfying, with a springy, chewy texture that soaked up the sauce beautifully. Flavour-wise, the noodles carried a rich smoky char without being overwhelmingly salty. Despite its dark, glossy appearance, it wasn’t excessively greasy, which made it a pleasant, comfortable eat that didn’t leave us feeling sluggish or heavy.

KL Salted Chicken Rice • Congee

Unexpectedly, this unassuming chicken rice and congee store served up one of our absolute favourite dishes. While its congee was good, the must-try here is its Salted Chicken Rice/Noodle (S$7.50). 

The chicken drumstick was served drenched in a herbal broth, garnished with red dates. As we cut into it, the tender flesh fell apart, revealing a steamy, moist interior that thoroughly soaked up the flavourful sauce. The deeply aromatic chicken completely blew us away, with herbal notes that added just the right amount of depth and complexity to the dish. Paired with a side of rice or noodles to balance out the sauce, this was a dish we knew we would come back for.

Kuantan Nasi Lemak

From afar, you will be drawn in by Kuantan Nasi Lemak’s iconic banana leaf-lined display and trays with freshly fried goodness. We tried the Chicken Wing Nasi Lemak (S$5), and the star of the show is definitely the chicken wing. Fried to a deep golden-brown exterior, the batter shatters perfectly upon the first bite, giving way to a satisfying crunch. You will be immediately hit with aromatic spices and a juicy interior that makes the chicken dangerously addictive. 

The savoury saltiness of the chicken balances perfectly against the sambal, which we found to lean on the sweeter note, toning down the spicy heat.

Do not be deceived by the simple-looking plate — every element comes together in perfect harmony to create a comforting and deeply satisfying meal. The slightly fluffy coconut rice carries a fragrant pandan aroma, pairing nicely with the crispy ikan bilis and roasted peanuts.

Drinks

From their extensive selection of drinks, we tried the Fresh Balonglong with Sour Plum Juice (S$4.50), which turned out to be incredibly refreshing. The drink carries a bold flavour profile that blends the natural tartness and fruity sweetness of the balonglong, creating a punchy taste that instantly cools you down.

With added sour plums, it adds that extra layer of tanginess and a subtle salty finish, balancing out the sharpness of the balonglong while giving the drink an interesting depth. It is a perfect thirst-quenching drink to cut through the heaviness of the street food dishes.

Malaysia Boleh! Jurong Point
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This June, one of the world’s largest science fiction and fantasy collections is making its global debut right here in Singapore. The Portals Experience is different from other exhibitions in that it will focus mainly on physical displays, rather than digital ones. 

Whether you are a reader, gamer or movie fan — if you love the sci-fi and fantasy genres, you will feel right at home.

8 themed zones

At its core, the Portals Experience is a journey, and will bring you across eight different ‘realms’, featuring many recognisable works from the sci-fi and fantasy genres. And instead of looking at screens, you will be looking at physical, tangible pieces of artwork. 

This includes more than 300 original paintings from some of the world’s greatest creators and fictional universes. You will get to behold the brushstrokes that created epic sagas and beloved characters.

Beyond paintings, you will also get up close with around 10,000 hand-painted miniatures. This includes three dioramas, which will allow you to witness one of the world’s largest recreations of Atlantis, a sweeping fantasy battlefield, and a visionary sci-fi future. Fans of tabletop games will absolutely love this.

But you won’t just look at miniatures. As you walk from realm to realm, you will encounter larger-than-life installations and sets that were hand-crafted to fully immerse you. Spanning 13,000 square feet, this exhibition will take you around 60–90 minutes to explore.

Exclusive merchandise

To complete your journey and remember your adventure through the eight realms, you can also get a hold of rare prints, postcards, and other merchandise. Some of these are ultra-limited, up to 100 editions each, and signed by their respective artists. Make sure to visit early if you don’t want to miss these!

The Portals Experience will open its gates at Fever Exhibition Hall from 1 June 2026 to 2 September 2026. Standard admission tickets for adults cost S$26 on weekdays and S$30 on weekends, while children can enter for S$17 and S$20 respectively. Tickets for seniors are priced at S$22 and S$26.

If you’re interested in entering the Portals, book your ticket here.

The Portals Experience
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25 Scotts Road, Fever Exhibition Hall, Singapore 228220
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1 June 2026 to 2 September 2026

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The concept is helmed by Chef Takamasa Suzuki, who elevates the humble Japanese convenience-store staple with premium, authentic ingredients and an intimate omakase-style experience. Onigiri are usually the ultimate Japanese pocket-sized meal on the go, but Takamasa decides to change things up by offering a rare sit-down experience to onigiri, personally hand-rolling each piece in front of diners in his one-man-show-style counter setup. 

Menu

Don’t be deceived by the restaurant’s size; the menu offers over 20 fillings to choose from, ranging across five tiers — S$4.90, S$5.90, S$6.90, S$10.90, and S$12.90.

Classic flavours include Ume (Sour Plum), Konbu (Soy-Simmered Konbu Seaweed), and Okaka (Soy-Marinated Bonito Flakes) from the starting tier. If you prefer something heartier, options like Sake Mayo (Salmon Flakes with Mayonnaise for S$5.90) offer a savoury, comforting pick, while premium fillings such as Toro Taku (Fatty Minced Toro with Pickled Radish for S$6.90) and Wagyu Sukiyaki (Sweet Soy-Braised Miyazaki Wagyu Beef for S$12.90) add a more umami-packed profile.

For a more filling meal, Onigiri Gon offers two different Onigiri Set Meals that come with your choice of two onigiri, miso soup and pickles, with prices depending on the selected fillings.

Pickle options include Kyuri Shiokouji (Koji Pickled Cucumber for S$2.90) and Yuzu Hakusai (Yuzu Pickled Chinese Cabbage for S$2.90). You can also choose to order the mix to get a taste of both.

For their miso soup selection, it goes beyond the usual, with options like Tonjiru (Sliced Pork and Vegetables for S$4.90), Nama Nori (Fresh Seaweed for S$2.90), and Tofu (Silken Tofu with Spring Onion for S$2.90).

Onigiri Gon gives the simple onigiri a refreshing upgrade, pairing quality ingredients with a homely dining experience, letting you appreciate the craft behind this everyday Japanese staple. For all Japanese comfort-food lovers, this is definitely a hidden spot worth slowing down for!

Onigiri Gon 
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190 Middle Rd #01-18
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Building on the excitement, this year’s festival comes packed with exclusive launches, store activities, and special gifts, including UTme! X Chatterbox, and the first-ever UNIQLO and Cecilie Bahnsen Spring/Summer 2026 Collection. Expect week-long in-store festivities, with selected items available at special prices.

UNIQLO will be rolling out its largest limited offer line-up, featuring 25 LifeWear items at special prices, including 13 products joining the sale selection for the very first time!

Highlights 

For this coming Thank You Festival, some highlights to look out for include the Men’s Premium Linen Long-Sleeve Shirt (S$39.90), Women’s UNIQLO and JW ANDERSON Denim Shorts (S$19.90), alongside summer essentials such as the Men’s EZY Ultra Stretch Jeans (S$49.90), known for their unprecedented level of comfort. For everyday basics, the versatile Women’s Mini T will also be available for an exclusive price of S$9.90. 

UNIQLO and Cecilie Bahnsen 

The new collaboration between Cecilie Bahnsen and UNIQLO combines the Copenhagen brand’s signature blend of modern femininity, poetic silhouettes, and craftsmanship with UNIQLO’s focus on simple, thoughtful design and functionality. 

The selection of high-quality garments provides comfort while adding a touch of romance and couture to everyday style. The lineup ranges from t-shirts to dresses for both women and kids, with prices starting from S$14.90.

FREE Lunch Bag

For a minimum spend of S$100, you will receive a complimentary UNIQLO Lunch Bag available in four colours. This promotion is available both in stores and online, while stocks last.

UTme! X Chatterbox Collection 

Launching on 22 May, the new UTme! collection with Chatterbox turns some of Singapore’s most iconic local dishes into wearable designs. 

The options include six Chatterbox’s signature dishes — Chicken Rice, Hokkien-style Bak Kut Teh, Fried Hokkien Mee, Satay, Nonya Kuehs, and Lobster Laksa. 

Designed by local artist Jon Tan, these designs celebrate beloved local flavours through playful graphic tees. For all the foodies and streetwear lovers, these graphic tees are definitely fun statements to wear out!

They will only be available at UNIQLO UTme! Stores — ION Orchard, Orchard Central Global Flagship, VivoCity, Jewel Changi Airport. 

Chatterbox Archibald Key Chain

For this limited-time collaboration, redeem a free Chatterbox Archibald Key Charm when you purchase any 2 pieces from the UTme! x Chatterbox T-Shirt collection, available while stocks last. 

Sure-Win Garapon 

There will also be a store-exclusive Sure-Win Garapon with a minimum in-store spend of $100 when you pay using a DBS or POSB card.

Prices include vouchers worth $2, $5, or $10, or up to a $100 UNIQLO Gift Card.

The promotion will be available at all stores, except UNIQLO Changi Airport Terminal 1 (Transit).

From exclusive designer collaborations to nostalgic local-food-inspired tees, this year’s Thank You Festival brings together fashion, food, and fun all in one place. If you have been waiting to refresh your wardrobe or snag limited-edition finds, now might be the best time to make that UNIQLO run.

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The name of the store is derived from the Chinese words “陌” and “迹”, which mean “first impressions” and “lingering”, respectively. It highlights the café’s philosophy of being a space where people can slow down, find stillness, and soak in their environment. 

The 2-storey store is furnished with wood-panelled floors, windows and furniture, giving it a calming, earthy appearance. One of its most unique features is the display of beautiful, hand-crafted ceramic pieces, which are available for purchase. Each piece is intentionally modelled to represent seasons and festivals within the Chinese calendar.

Menu

Their menu is just as interesting, featuring a range of speciality coffees and desserts that are made fresh each day. Some signature drinks include Salted Cocoa Latte(S$12.80), Black Sesame Vienna(S$12.80), Hojicha Vienna(S$11.80), and more. 

Meanwhile, dessert selections feature inventive creations like the Cotton Cheesecake (S$12.80), presented in cheesecloth, resembling freshly strained cheese. Another interesting creation is its Soy Milk Cheesecake (S$14.80), which is a must-get if you’re a regular soy milk drinker. 

The Matcha Strawberry Cheesecake (S$15.80) also deserves the spotlight for its clean aesthetic, with fresh strawberries lining the cross-section, covered with an airy matcha mousse.

And the best part — you can pick out your own ceramic cup or plate for your food. This small interactive touch goes a long way in making the experience feel more personal and intimate.

If you’re looking for a meaningful escape from the city bustle, MOZmoji陌迹 is a refreshing experience to try. From its handcrafted tableware to its unique bakes and speciality drinks, the space is designed with intentionality, inviting you to appreciate the art and atmosphere while you dine.

As the café is currently in its soft launch phase, it will be closed on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays. If you frequent South Bridge Road, do consider dropping by for a quiet coffee break and a little moment of calm.

MOZmoji陌迹
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From now until 30 June, all Tim Ho Wan outlets in Singapore are offering a brand-new, limited-time-only Tim Ho Wan Nostalgic Dim Sum Series.

Traditional Hong Kong dim sum

The restaurant chain has partnered with Dim Sum Grandmaster Fu Sing, an industry veteran from Hong Kong with over 80 years of experience, to launch this menu inspired by old-school dim sum from the 1950s and 1960s. 

The 95-year-old’s mastery of dim sum recipes, paired with Tim Ho Wan’s modern culinary expression, translates into four iconic dishes you would love to savour.

Steamed Layered Cake with Olive Kernel 

The first of these dishes that caught my eye is the Steamed Layered Cake with Olive Kernel (S$7.90 for 3pcs). The bright orange layers just call to whoever beholds them, and turns out — they are filled with candied lard, olive kernels and shredded coconut.

Steamed meticulously, prepared patiently and layered precisely, this is traditional Cantonese pastry at its best. I can’t wait to try one myself. 

Lard Bun with Crispy Nuts and Sesame Paste

Another dish that would ‘speak’ to me is the Lard Bun with Crispy Nuts and Sesame Paste (S$7.90 for 3pcs). I am a sucker for anything related to bread, so this Polo bun lookalike would be right up my alley.

A creation by Master Fu from decades back, this lard-infused bun is filled with sesame filling that was sautéed over low heat. At the top, a glaze of syrup, soy sauce, Pu’er tea, and lard is brushed over. Finally, the buns are baked to perfection with a crisp exterior and soft interior.

XO Quail Egg with Pork & Shrimp Dumplings

At first glance, the XO Quail Egg with Pork & Shrimp Dumplings (S$7.50 for 3pcs) seems unconventional. But perhaps, that is the appeal — it is a unique-looking dumping bursting with different flavours.

In essence, it is a mix of things I would really enjoy, but never imagined together in one package. A contemporary take on siew mai, with basil-infused pork wrapped within, and an XO sauce and quail egg combination seated on top. I would try it just out of curiosity.

Crispy Pork Lard with 3 Colours Rice

The last dish in the Tim Ho Wan Nostalgic Dim Sum Series is Crispy Pork Lard with 3 Colours Rice (S$6.90). The mixture of different textured grains, together with the fragrance of crispy pork lard, creates a nice side dish that will make your meal feel complete.

Nostalgic Photo Wall

Besides the food, customers who visit the Tim Ho Wan outlet at Plaza Singapura from 22 May onwards will have photo opportunities at a wall inspired by old-school Hong Kong teahouses. Fully immerse yourself with the props and have a blast to the past!

As someone who visited Hong Kong only once in my life but fondly remembered the food, I am looking forward to planning a trip to Tim Ho Wan soon. How about you?

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A greener menu

The new menu features 3 new items: a Loaded Salad Bowl (S$7.85), a Side Salad Cup (S$4.45), and a Corn Cup (S$3.25), available à la carte and as a meal. 

The Loaded Salad Bowl will be served with succulent chicken bites over a bed of fresh lettuce with cherry tomatoes and sweet corn for extra freshness and sweetness. You can choose between 2 dressing options: a Kewpie black vinegar onion for some tartness, or a Caesar dressing for added richness and creaminess.

For those tracking their nutrition, the bowl is about 309kcals, with an impressive 19g of protein and 1g of fibre, perfect for hitting those daily protein goals. It’s also available as a meal with either plain water or apple juice for S$8.95.  

If you’re worried you can’t fill up on salads alone, add-ons are available with all orders of the Loaded Salad Bowl and Garden Side Salad. You can get a piece of Chicken Tender for S$1.95, a whipped potato for S$1.50, or a medium mac and cheese for S$2.95. 

However, if you want to go all out and indulge in fried chicken, then the side salad or corn cup is a perfect option to balance the meal while still getting your daily dose of greens and fibre. 

Giveaway Loaded Salad Bowls 

To celebrate the launch, KFC will be giving away 150 complimentary Loaded Salad Bowls at its HarbourFront Centre outlet. Simply head down on 20 May 2026 from 2pm onwards for a chance to snag one for free.

These items will be available islandwide for dine-in, takeaway, and delivery via GrabFood, FoodPanda, and KFC Delivery. Whether you’re trying to hit your protein goals, eat cleaner, or are tired of feeling sluggish after a meal, KFC’s new green menu might be your next go-to. And with 150 free Loaded Salad Bowls up for grabs, there’s no better time to give it a try. 

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