Exploring the Best Nasi Lemak Eateries in Singapore: A Culinary Journey Nasi Lemak, a beloved staple in Singapore, is a fragrant rice dish cooked in coconut milk and pandan leaf, typically served with an array of side dishes like fried chicken, sambal, anchovies, peanuts, and a boiled egg. Here is a guide to some of the most famous Nasi Lemak eateries in Singapore, where you can savor this iconic dish in its most delicious forms. 1. The Coconut Club The Coconut Club is renowned for its premium take on Nasi Lemak, using top-quality ingredients. Their rice is cooked with a specially sourced coco ..read more

Exploring the Best Cafes in Katong and Joo Chiat: A Coffee Lover’s Guide The Katong and Joo Chiat area in Singapore is a vibrant district known for its rich cultural heritage, colorful shophouses, and a burgeoning cafe scene. Whether you are looking for a cozy spot to enjoy a cup of coffee, a place to catch up with friends, or a cafe to work from, this guide will take you through some of the best cafes in Katong and Joo Chiat. 1. Sinpopo Brand Located in the heart of Katong, Sinpopo Brand is a nostalgic cafe that brings you back to the 1960s with its retro decor and traditional local dishes wi ..read more

Flower Chimp’s Cake Explosion Gift Box Say goodbye to your regular basic birthday cakes and level up with this vibrant and fun treat! Cracking open this Cake Explosion Gift Box definitely caught us by surprise! Likened to unlocking a treasure chest full of gold, opening this sent us into a whole new universe of sweetness and colours! The second we lifted the lid, colourful butterflies sprang out of the box! The vivid bright colours a/nd flying butterflies caught our girls’ attention and both of them were bursting with excitement. The chocolate fudge cake topped with colourful sprinkles ele ..read more

Christmas and Chinese New Year are the most wonderful time to savour mouthwatering delights. With the festive season around the corner, no gathering will be complete without quintessential snacks that will fill your tummies and bring comfort. And you are right, there are certain foods we cannot live without. Childhood rituals, like snacking off healthy nuts and such, occupy a special place in our hearts that new adventures can’t replace. Think about nutritrious nuts, think about Tong Garden. Tong Garden is Singapore local brand since 1963 which supply various nuts, confecti ..read more

Singapore´s hot and humid climate makes it an ideal place for pests to thrive. Common pests that are active in Singapore include: Mosquitoes Cockroaches Termites Ants Bed Bugs Rodents Pest control companies such as Killem Pest do a great job at protecting the nation as well as spreading vital information on how to prevent pests of all sorts. In this article, we will discuss 5 tips to prevent pests in Singapore. By taking these basic measures, you may well avoid a big hassle in the future. If you have any ideas or tips, feel free to add these in the comment section below. Tip #1: Close gaps ..read more

If you’re a young Singapore citizen or resident who’s just kickstarted your career, one of the first things you may find yourself worrying about is insurance. At this point in time, a number of your peers may also be considering insurance, or they may already have insurance policies under their name. This begs the question: if you do get insurance coverage for yourself, what type should it be? How do you choose between term insurance vs life insurance, which are two of the most popular types out there? And once you’ve arrived at the right type of insurance to get, what qualities should you loo ..read more

The Coronavirus pandemic has left many of us stuck in our homes with little freedom to roam around and see new (or old) sights. Even introverts who love to be at home may already be daydreaming a great adventure. Despite us not seeing an end to the pandemic just yet, it’s not too early to plan your post-pandemic travel. If you want to be the first at the airport after all these but aren’t sure where to go, we’re here to convince you that breathtaking Batanes, Philippines should be first on your post-COVID travel bucket list. Peace and quiet Source: Unsplash We know what you’re thinking. You’v ..read more

Keeping up with the world and trying to perform all our different roles can be exhausting. Once in a while, we might feel the need to drop everything and go someplace relaxing. If you’re thinking of using your leave credits for a healing getaway, we’ve got just the places for you. If you’re from Malaysia or from any neighbouring country, there are many places you can book in Malaysia for your much-needed retreat. We’ve listed three of the best ones below for you to consider for your next vacation. Spa Village Located on a private island that boasts scenic coasts, Spa Village at Pangkor Laut R ..read more

Singapore is a delightful place to visit in Southeast Asia. Small as it is, it has so many things to offer wandering souls. Here, you can explore multiple cultures in the middle of a bustling, ultramodern city.  However, many travellers tend to be too intimidated to roam the country, thinking it would cost them a lot. The truth is, there are so many cheap yet beautiful places to visit in Singapore. One just has to look beyond the usual tourist spots. If you are looking for more places to add to your Singapore itinerary without blowing up your expenses, there’s no need to look further. Bel ..read more

Chinese New Year is fast approaching and it is just tempting to think about the pastries to indulge in. Without a doubt, one of the best things about festive seasons is the food and the pursuit to celebrate a picture-perfect festival does not necessary burn a huge hole in the pocket. From award-winning melt-in-your-mouth pineapple tarts, Kueh Bangkit, Cashew Nut Cookie, Premium Honey Chicken Floss Crispy Cracker, Almond Ball Cookies, Golden Egg Roll, Salted Egg Crab Stick Cracker, Crispy Almond Seed Cracker to Premium Peanut Folded Love Letters, these Chinese New Year pastries are auspicious t ..read more