Category: Singapore Travel Guide

[ad_1] The word okonomi in okonomiyaki means “how you like” while yaki translates to “grill”. So how do you like your grill? This question will be thoroughly and personally answered at Seiwaa Okonomiyaki & Teppanyaki Restaurant tucked […]

[ad_1] Is there anything else our first Singapore idol can’t do? He sings, dance, acts and now he sells fried chicken as a side business. Chix Hot Chicken at Jalan Pisang is […]

[ad_1] Credit – Durian Festival & Awards Calling all durian lovers! It’s time to pack your bags and make your way down to Malaysia, because on 4 August 2018, Bangi […]

[ad_1] Most Singaporeans love a good flea market, but here’s something even better — a flea market selling cheap but great food, clothes and anything value-for-money. In celebration of our […]

[ad_1] You might have heard of PeraMakan, the Peranakan restaurant at Keppel Club, but have you heard of Tingkat PeraMakan? Located along Owen Road, Tingkat PeraMakan is the scaled-down version, […]

[ad_1] If you’re a Singaporean and you love going on holiday to London, chances are you’ve heard of Flat Iron. This steakhouse’s claim to fame was serving up £10 (approx. […]

[ad_1] Hailing all the way from Spain, Smöoy prides itself as a bespoke yoghurt company with more than 95 years of experience crafting artisanal desserts. This year, the gluten-free yoghurt brand […]

[ad_1] As Singaporeans, we ask ourselves, “how often do we visit local touristy spots?” but I have just the thing to give you an excuse to head down to Gardens […]

[ad_1] Who here knows the ins and outs of what to eat in Woodlands? Not this chick, because clearly, living in the west side all my life has made me […]

[ad_1] Credit – Bangkok Jam Weekends are for indulging, and from 13 July to 9 September 2018, Marina Square is bringing foodies together with Foodiegram Sundays! This gastro-centric event aims […]