Category: Singapore Travel Guide

[ad_1] Holland Village is a quaint hubbub of tourists, bars and cafes. But under the roof of Holland Piazza (previously the Holland Road Shopping Mall otherwise known as the Windmill Building) […]

[ad_1] Cubes of succulent octopus, tangy pickled ginger, and fresh spring onion encased in crispy, golden bite-sized balls — I’m talking about our all-time favourite Japanese snack called takoyaki.  From now […]

[ad_1] Oktoberfest is usually celebrated in Germany in, well, October. But just the thought of spending $2,000 on a plane ticket and the 4-month wait for a celebration, nah. Japan […]

[ad_1] We all know that one friend who has to have Japanese food at least once a week (okay, I’m that friend), and sometimes it can get monotonous going back […]

[ad_1] On day 7 of our travels, we finally got to taste one of the top wagyu in Japan – the A5 grade Takayama Hidagyu (Hida Beef)! We started the […]

[ad_1] If you have a sweet tooth and a penchant for coffee, head down to the Penang Coffee and Desserts Festival 2018. Located at the Atrium of Gurney Paragon Mall, Penang, […]

[ad_1] A recent tasting reminded me of a favourite childhood snack, muah chee, a traditional dish made of glutinous rice covered in ground peanuts. As usual, I thought with my stomach first […]

[ad_1] With the rising popularity of health foods, many establishments have popped up all around Singapore in an attempt to meet the increasing demand.   The majority of these has been […]

[ad_1] There’s nothing like the tried-and-true recipe of sand and sea that will calm your frazzled nerves from your hectic city life. While an idyllic beach getaway at a Bintan […]

[ad_1] I’m sure we’re all familiar with the fashion label Benjamin Barker, many of us referring to it as “that atas menswear brand”. Well, that atas menswear brand has now […]