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!

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190 Middle Rd #01-18

11.30am – 4pm (Tue – Sat)

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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 craftmanships 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 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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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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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.

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Happening now till 18 May 2026, YSL Beauty is bringing its LOVENUDE Beauty Hotel pop-up to Singapore, giving all the beauty lovers a perfect chance to explore the brand’s latest LOVENUDE collection. 

Step into different themed rooms, including a photo booth and the YSL LOVENUDE Hotline “Dare to Dial” phone booth. Expect glowing mirrors, soft pink interiors, and plenty of aesthetic spots — a chance for you to get THE Instagrammable photo. 

The pop-up runs as an interactive digital journey, leaning into the playful “beauty hotel concept”. Check in at the NFC station to receive a cute YSL heart-shaped “hotel” key, and use it to unlock experiences across the various “rooms”. Complete the journey and redeem a FREE discovery kit with samples of the new Libre Berry Crush EDP, Pure Shots Night Reboot Serum, and Top Secrets Instant Moisture Glow.

YSL LOVENUDE products 

The new LOVENUDE collection taps into the growing “soft blur” makeup trend that has been dominating TikTok and Korean beauty looks. Unlike traditional heavy matte lipstick, the LOVENUDE range focuses on lightweight comfort, making it ideal for Singapore’s humid weather and daily touch-ups. 

YSL introduces 10 sheer-buildable nude shades across the YSL LOVENUDE Lip Blusher (S$65) and LOVENUDE Kiss Shaper (S$38), designed to give your lips a natural, blurred, and creamy matte finish.

LOVENUDE Lip Blusher 

The LOVENUDE Lip Blusher comes in 10 shades to complement all skin tones, featuring a creamy texture with a sassy soft-blur look that lasts up to 12 hours. Formulated with 84% lip care base, blueberry extract, and pro-xylane, it also delivers an instant 24-hour hydrating feel for comfortable all-day wear. 

LOVENUDE Kiss Shaper 

The LOVENUDE Kiss Shaper comes in 11 nude tones designed to contour every curve of your lips with effortless precision. Its ultra-gliding creamy texture creates a seamless second-skin finish with a 12-hour wear.

Pair both products for an irresistibly underdressed, and sensual pout. Head down to the pop-up to snap some photos, explore the collection, and try out the new shades for yourself! 

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391 Orchard Road, Ngee Ann City, Level 1 Main Atrium, Singapore 238872
10am–9.30pm (Daily)
Now until 18 May 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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73 Amoy Street, Chinatown Point, Singapore 069892
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.

Chico Loco
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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.

AiFOKATO
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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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13 Temasek Boulevard, Suntec Tower 3, #01-604/605, Singapore 038983
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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Each meal comes with a wholegrain McMuffin, Hash Brown or Corn cup, and a cup of McCafé Premium Roast Coffee or Tea — a substantial and affordable breakfast option for students, office workers, and early commuters looking for a quick morning fix.

Chicken Bacon & Egg McMuffin

McDonald’s Singapore is even giving its breakfast menu a savoury upgrade with a limited-time Chicken Bacon and Egg McMuffin option (from S$5.50). The crispy chicken bacon adds a satisfying smoky bite against the usual soft egg and melty cheese, making it a comforting morning bite that feels especially satisfying on sleepy mornings.

Other options include the Chicken Muffin, Sausage McMuffin and the lighter Egg McMuffin Meal. For those craving something heartier and richer, there is also the Sausage McMuffin with Egg Meal, which is currently discounted (from S$5.95). The combination of a meaty and juicy sausage patty, a fluffy egg, and melted cheese is perfect for the first meal of the day.

McDonald’s App

Beat the morning crowd by ordering ahead through the McDonald’s app. You can customise your breakfast orders directly from there and pick them up from the counter or collection area to avoid the usual morning queues. You might even catch exclusive app-only deals, giving you one less reason to dread getting out of bed in the morning.

Promotion is only available before 11am on weekdays and 12pm on weekends and public holidays. Pricing will vary depending on your choice of drink.

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All physical outlets except Lido, Gardens by the Bay, Jewel, Changi Airport Terminal 3, Changi Airport Terminal 2, and Changi Airport Terminal 2 Transit Lounge

From 14 May 2026 

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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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From 20 May 2026 

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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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7.30pm–10.30pm (Daily)

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