Upon heading down to the restaurant, we felt like stepping into a different vicinity, surrounded by a minimalistic interior and a peaceful atmosphere. 

Accompanying Seoul and So’s attractively calm vibe is an even more enticing lunch set menu. During lunchtime, Seoul and So offers a special lunch set menu, where you’ll be served a meat of your choice, a noodle or soup dish, dessert, and rotational banchans (side dishes). 

Meats

From their S$35 Set Lunch, choose between Jeju Pork Belly and Iberico Pork Collar as your main.

The pork belly’s chewiness stood out more than anything, and consisted of a balanced meat to fat ratio. Adding on to the pork’s chewiness, it was also juicy when bit into—which isn’t the easiest thing to do when pork belly can be overcooked quite easily. 

As for the Iberico Pork Collar, we found that it tasted closer to beef than actual pork! While we were a little skeptical of having our meat grilled for us, trying the Iberico Pork Collar reaffirmed that you can trust the employees to take the wheel. 

Alternatively, top-up S$10 to opt for Short Ribs (USDA Prime) or Rib Fingers (Aus Wagyu 6/7) as your meat instead. 

The Short Ribs can be a little tough to chew, but compensates by being packed with flavour and juice! We would also recommend dipping the beef in salt, or wrapping it in spicy perilla leaf when given as a banchan.

Similar to Short Ribs, the Rib Fingers tasted best when accompanied by kimchi or wrapped in perilla leaf. The highlight difference, however, would be the fact that the Rib Fingers were much softer. 

Post-mains

On to Seoul and So’s post-mains, also known as its menu’s noodle or soup dish, take your pick among Kimchi Jjigae, Doenjang Jjigae, Mul Naengmyeon, and Naeng Kalguksu.

Comprising beef slices, cucumber, springy noodles, and icy broth, the Mul Naengmyeon is sure to cool you off amidst Singapore’s sweltering heat. The Naeng Kalguksu on the other hand, was a new flavour to us. 

Garnished with perilla seeds, the Naeng Kalguksu carried a strong aroma of nuttiness and earthiness. 

As for soup dishes, the Kimchi Jjigae seems to be well adjusted to the Singaporean palate. Not as spicy as the Kimchi Jjigae you would find in South Korea, but enough of a kick to give you the satisfaction of spicy stew. 

On to our unanimous favourite post-main, Seoul and So’s Doenjang Jjigae is a must-try for all first-timers to the restaurant. An extremely flavourful and saturated stew, filled with generous portions of enoki mushrooms, beef brisket, greens, and potatoes. Complemented with a bowl of white rice, we knew we would come back again after taking a first bite of the stew. 

At the end of the meal, you’ll be given the option to conclude your lunch with a cup of ice cream alongside a coffee or tea. 

Although we were only able to try out Seoul and So’s lunchtime menu, the restaurant is decked out with more quality meat, authentic Korean dishes, and appetising side dishes. 

So if you’re ever looking for a date activity and dinner date spot, the wonderful premise of National Gallery Singapore has it all in one place! 

Seoul and So 
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1 Saint Andrew’s Road, National Gallery #05-03, Singapore 178957
12pm–3pm, 6pm–10.30pm (Daily)

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1. Zouk: Complimentary entry to ladies before 12am

Dance under the mothership at Zouk during its final month, and make full use of this weekend’s complimentary entry before midnight for women. 

On the dance floor, replace your cocktails with a limited-time drink, matcha! From 6 March 2026 to 7 March 2026, keep a lookout for Zouk’s matcha pop-up stand, made in collaboration with @littlematchamunchies from 11pm to 3am. 

Book your weekend night to Zouk here. 

Complimentary entry to ladies @ Zouk
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3C River Valley Road, The Cannery, Singapore 179022
10pm–3am (Wed), 10pm–4am (Fri to Sat, Tue)
6 March 2026 to 7 March 2026

2. MOGĀ

Situated in Pullman Singapore Hill Street, MOGĀ is a modern Japanese izakaya-inspired cocktail bar that serves craft cocktails and inventive dishes in a speakeasy setting.

This Friday, 6 March 2026, MOGĀ is turns up the feminine energy with Guest Shift #5, welcoming two bartenders from celebrated bars in Taiwan. Redefining the bar experience, MOGĀ welcomes Ariel from Bar Pine, ranked No.6 on Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2023, and Cue from Bar unDer Lab, ranked No.73 on Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2025.

From 8pm to 12am, catch the two bringing out their best skills, and give you the most memorable Friday night. 

Book your spot at MOGĀ here. 

MOGĀ
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1 Hill Street, Singapore 179949 
12pm–3pm, 6pm–12am (Mon to Thu), 12pm–3pm, 6pm–1am (Fri to Sat)
6 March 2026

3. National Gallery Singapore: complimentary entry to exhibitions for ladies and more

Visit National Gallery Singapore this International Women’s Day, and gain free entry to exhibitions and curated workshops situated across the gallery from 10am to 7pm. Experience empowering card readings, a free colour analysis, yoga workshops, and craft sessions to help you unwind from the fast pace of life and stress. 

Additionally, stand a chance to win $150 gift vouchers from Anya Active and Curious Creatures each when visiting the exhibition Fear No Power: Women Imagining Otherwise​. Simply post an Instagram story of your visit to the exhibition and tag @nationalgallerysingapore, follow the gallery’s Instagram page, and comment on the page’s pinned post on International Women’s Day.

Complimentary entry to ladies @ National Gallery Singapore
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1 Saint Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957
10am–7pm (Daily)
  8 March 2026

4. The Editors Market Warehouse Sale @ Takashimaya S.C. 

Shop at the last weekend of The Editor’s Market warehouse sale, and enjoy 50% off all items from apparel to bags at the brand’s Takashimaya S.C. store.

Expect dainty maxi dresses, refreshing mini babydoll dresses, eccentric tops and bottoms, and more this weekend at The Editor’s Market flagship store. 

The Editors Market Warehouse Sale
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391 Orchard Road, Ngee Ann City, Takashimaya S.C. #B1-47/48, Singapore 238872
10am–9.30pm (Daily)
Till 8 March 2026

5. Museum of Ice Cream Sweet Bazaar

This International Women’s Day, the Museum of Ice Cream is turning its Dessert Bar into a one-day bazaar featuring women-owned brands. From handmade accessories and lifestyle goodies to sweet treats, this vibrant marketplace is one of the best spots to window shop, indulge, and enjoy in one! 

The museum is also bringing back its Squishy Painting for walk-ins at just $15 this weekend, for you to design your own dessert keepsake to bring home. 

Museum of Ice Cream Sweet Bazaar
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100 Loewen Road, Dempsey Hill, Singapore 248837
11am–6pm (Daily)
  8 March 2026

6. Pilates and Chill 

Beyond this weekend, bring your own mat to the Frankel Dunbar Interim Fitness Park to enjoy a free pilates session from 8am to 9am, or 9am to 10am on 14 March 2026. 

After your workout session, refresh yourself with Pilates and Chill’s DIY Acai bowl station and live matcha station from 9am. A Pottery Pinching & Painting workshop will also be available at the same time, with a souvenir for you to take home at the end of your morning. 

Book your spot to Pilates and Chill here. 

Pilates and Chill
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Between 17A and 21 Dunbar Walk, Frankel Dunbar Interim Fitness Park,
8am–11am
14 March 2026

7. Cheak: International Women’s event calendar

Follow along Cheak’s International Women’s Day event calendar, with promotions lined up every weekend. Receive a complimentary bouquet when purchasing brand athleisure or participate in a skincare workshop by Kiehls this weekend, and look forward to more in the weeks to come. 

Cheak
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2 Orchard Turn, ION Orchard #B3-57, Singapore 238801
10am-10pm (Daily)
7 March 2026 to 8 March 2026, 14 March 2026, 22 March 2026

8. LeVeL 33: 1 Hour Free-Flow Prosecco to ladies

Toasting to International Women’s Day, rooftop bar LeVeL 33 is offering 1 Hour Free-Flow Prosecco to the ladies to accompany its Signature Weekender Long Sharing Lunch. Featuring a selection of starters, mains, and desserts for the whole table, gather your girls from 7 March 2026 to 8 March 2026 to celebrate!

Book your spot to LeVeL 33 here. 

1 Hour Free-Flow Prosecco @ LeVeL 33 
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8 Marina Boulevard, Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 1 #33-01, Singapore 018981
12pm–11pm (Daily)
7 March 2026 to 8 March 2026

Take this weekend to appreciate the women you love in your life, and bring them to any of the events listed! PS, this article is also brought to you by an all women’s team. 

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To be exclusively held at Empress Lawn, pet-friendly activities, picturesque photo backdrops, and regular pet-centric drops await your furbabies.

Treat Drop Sessions (Free)

Starting from 6pm, 20 packets of freeze-dried treats will be distributed hourly on a first-come, first-served basis, comprising both dog and cat treats. Each evening will consist of three treat drop sessions, with the last distribution at 9pm. 

Additionally, the event’s first 50 visitors each evening will receive a complimentary pet ice cream (crafted with dog-friendly ingredients) voucher to cool off their furbaby. Do take note that ice cream vouchers must be collected from the Keepsake Experience stall, then redeemed separately at the PetCube booth.

All treat redemptions will take place at the Keepsake Experience stall.

Paw Print Keepsake Experience

A unique bonding activity to be found at Pets Weekend, try your paw at the Paw Print Keepsake Experience. Facilitated by @thelittlesprout on Instagram, you’ll be able to bring home a personalised clay trinket memento imprinted with a paw print.

With 48 sessions available per day, walk into the experience at the following timings: 5pm, 5.55pm, 6.50pm, 7.45pm, 8.40pm, and 9.35pm. The Paw Print Keepsake Experience is priced at S$20 per session, and will be held at the tent labelled Paw Kits / Keepsake Workshop. A portion of workshop slots will also be reserved for all who purchase the event’s Paw Kits, and the remaining tickets will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis.

Paw Kits Limited-Edition Merchandise

A total of 25 Paw Kits will also be sold daily at S$30 per kit. Each Paw Kit includes treats like Nug’s Nibbles (20g of chicken and pork jerky), Woofgang Bark bacarons in mixed proteins; Accessories such as a collapsible bowl for pets, a custom Light to Night hand fan, and access to the Paw Print Keepsake Experience for one person and pet. 

As all Paw Kits will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis, we recommend heading down to Empress Lawn as soon as possible! 

Tips For Pawrents 

If you’re worried about Pet Weekend’s potential chaos due to Light to Night’s other festivities, the festival has arranged for louder performances away from Empress Lawn. This way, your pets won’t be put in an overly stimulating environment and can enjoy their share of peace. 

All pets should be put either on a leash, in a carrier, or in a stroller to ensure the safety of all furkids. 

Get your pet carriers and leashes ready, because this special event is sure to create an unforgettable weekend for you and your furbaby! 

Pets Weekend @ Light to Night
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1 Empress Place, Empress Lawn, Singapore 179555
5pm –10.30pm
23 January 2026 to 24 January 2026

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1. Into the Modern: Impressionism 

The largest French Impressionist exhibition in Southeast Asia, Into the Modern: Impressionism, features more than 100 artworks created during the Impressionist era at the Singapore National Gallery. 

Organised in collaboration with the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA), the exhibition presents artworks by 25 highly pivotal artists from the Impressionism Movement. A special treat for Singapore, the works in this exhibition have never been exhibited in Southeast Asia.

Into the Modern: Impressionism 
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1 Street Andrew’s Road, National Gallery Singapore, Singapore 178957
10am–7pm (Daily)
14 November 2025 to 1 March 2026

2. Wiggle Wiggle Hotel

Korean lifestyle brand Wiggle Wiggle is taking over Plaza Singapura with its brand-new pop-up, the Wiggle Hotel. A vibrant pop-up that transforms the mall into a playful escape filled with different photo-worthy spots, quirky decorations and exclusive merchandise for you to shop.

From colourful stickers to charming stationery, and even water bottles and cute pouches, the Wiggle Hotel is perfect for leisure or Christmas shopping.

Wiggle Wiggle Hotel
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68 Orchard Road, Plaza Singapura, #01-01, Singapore 238839
10am–10pm (Daily)
From now till 4 January 2026

3. Cinderella Ballet 

Previously premiered in 2023 to packed houses, Singapore Ballet is bringing back the beloved classic, Cinderella, inviting audiences to step into her enchanting world once again. With its magical storyline, memorable characters that entertain and beautiful music by Sergei Prokofiev, Cinderella promises to captivate audiences of all ages. Additionally, the performance will also feature live accompaniment by the Metropolitan Festival Orchestra.

Cinderella Ballet
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1 Esplanade Drive, Esplanade Theatre, Singapore 038981
2pm–8pm (Daily)
4 December 2025 to 7 December 2025

4. Perfectly Imperfect Friends, ZO&FRIENDS 

A character crafted by K-pop sensation G-Dragon, ZOA, the “cloud-cat”, and her friends are making their way to Singapore’s Orchard Road. 

Together with her friends A&NE—inspired by G-Dragon’s signature daisy flower motif, and AKI & ZAKI— mischievous “colour drops” who give ZOA her colourful paw prints; they deliver the message of being imperfect and lovely all around. 

Although what’s to be expected has yet to be announced, previous Zo&Friends pop-ups have featured themed keyrings, G-Dragon’s iconic bandana scarf, and cosy character rugs.

Perfectly Imperfect Friends, ZO&FRIENDS 
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313 Orchard Road, 313@Somerset,  SUPER RARE #04-30/31, Singapore 238895
10.30am to 10pm (Daily)
5 December 2025 to 22 December 2025

5. Season of Joy 2025: Christmas Market at One Holland Village

A pet-friendly Christmas market, the One Holland Village Weekend Christmas Market makes a comeback after two years. With each weekend featuring different participating brands, you’ll be able to find pet gear, bakeries, adorable pet apparel, and more. 

You can look forward to seeing toys and treats for your furry ones, and occasionally even a souvenir for yourself to take home.  

Season of Joy 2025: Christmas Market at One Holland Village
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7 Holland Village Way, Singapore 275748
11am–9 pm (Daily)
5 to 7 December 2025 and 12 to 14 December 2025 

6. Caffeine, Fashion, and Beats All Afternoon

Singapore’s pioneering daytime coffee party that marries speciality coffee with curated music, Beans&Beats is holding another coffee-clubbing event on 6 December 2025. In a special collaboration with Kate Spade this year, you can also customise your own Kate Spade bag charm. 

Other activities include receiving complimentary speciality coffee from Beans&Beats and matcha by ECHO, alongside performances by DJs like GIGI, KYLIE NICOLE, ZEE-2 and TASHA.

Caffeine, Fashion, and Beats All Afternoon
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5 Kadayanallur Street
2pm–6pm
6 December 2025

7. PAC-MAN Carnival

Southeast Asia’s first and largest PAC-MAN Carnival is celebrating 45 years of the world’s best-selling arcade icon at Sentosa Palawan Green this December.

This month-long event will include a life-sized maze arena, nostalgic arcades, themed carnival games, exclusive merch, music stages, and more to bring PAC-MAN to life. 

PAC-MAN Carnival
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The Palawan @ Sentosa, 54 Palawan Beach Walk, Singapore 098233
3pm – 10pm (Monday to Thursday), 12pm–10pm (Friday to Sunday)
12 December 2025 to 11 January 2026

8. Skullpanda CAGE-UNCAGE

Originally debuting in Shanghai, the Skullpanda CAGE-UNCAGE exhibition is gearing up to premiere at the Singapore National Museum. 

With Singapore as its first international pitstop, you can expect to be fully immersed in the exhibition’s interpretation of these aspects in life— Emotion, Fortune, Rules, Exploration, Life, and Direction.

In addition, the first 4,500 visitors will receive a complimentary Singapore-exclusive exhibition gift, limited to one per person. 

In order to increase your chances, you can purchase the Early Access passes on the National Museum Singapore’s website. 

Skullpanda CAGE-UNCAGE 
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93 Stamford Road, National Museum Singapore, Singapore 178897
10am–7pm (Daily)
12 December 2025 to 22 February 2026

9. Public Garden Christmas 

A weekend event where independent brands in Asia come together, Public Garden Christmas will be taking place at the Suntec Convention and Exhibition Centre. With no restriction on booth industries, unexpected treasures and newly released designs can be found over the two days.

Public Garden Christmas
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Suntec Convention Hall 403–404, Level 4, Suntec Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039593
1pm–7pm
13 December 2025 to 14 December 2025

10. Singapore Cat Festival

Bringing together cat owners, lovers and enthusiasts, the Singapore Cat Festival will feature local cat product vendors, artists, and activities for a weekend of celebrating beloved feline companions.  

The Singapore Cat Festival serves as a gathering point for the local cat-loving community and aims to showcase the importance of responsible cat ownership to prospective cat owners and the general public.

Mingle with like-minded cat lovers, shop local brands, exchange cat care tips, or meet some furry friends looking for their forever homes!

Singapore Cat Festival
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Suntec Convention Hall 401–402, Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, 1 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039593
10am–8pm
13 December 2025 to 14 December 2025

11. Book Off Pop-Up

From figurines and plushies to retro games, cosplay items, and even Pokémon cards, Japan’s otaku thrift store Book Off stops by in Singapore. Find anime toys and figurines for prices as low as S$3, or check out the popular Snow Miku collection and rare display of Pokémon cards.

Book Off Pop-Up
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COURTS Nojima, The Heeren, Level 3, 260 Orchard Rd, #01-01 Singapore 23885
11am–10pm
15 November 2025 to 14 December 2025

12. Big Furry Festival 

A pet-friendly Christmas village, the Big Furry Festival will feature programs like workshops, movies under the stars, a craft market, and more across its four days. The festival will take place at Singapore’s most popular pet-friendly mall, One Holland Village, where you can enjoy exciting treats and activities.

Big Furry Festival 
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7 Holland Village Way, Singapore 275748
9am–9pm (Daily)
18 December 2025 to 21 December 2025

13. Dopamine Land 

A multisensory experience that combines media, technology and play, Dopamine Land is made up of individual rooms that are aimed to trigger a gentle release of the happiness hormone ‘dopamine’. 

Explore rooms that tantalise your senses like the Cosmic Oasis, Euphoria Grove, and Cushion Clash! Take a break from the outside world and bring some colour back into your day before diving back into the daily grind. 

Dopamine Land
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WEAVE @ Resorts World Sentosa, Level 2, #02-204-205, Singapore S098269
11am–9pm (Wed–Mon)
From 19 December 2025 till end date unspecified

Let’s make the most out of what’s left of 2025 with these activities, and we can’t wait to share what 2026 has in store! 

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