An awesome night of performance, across the Singapore River, in between Clarke Quay and the Central. The Singapore River Festival 2010 kicked off with a great bang with a magical performance known as AIR – A Spectacular...
At The Sentosa Resort & Spa, one of its restaurants, aptly named The Garden, encourages conscious dining. In fact, all the dishes feature organic ingredients where possible, and a large selection of salads and vegetarian options. More...
The Singapore Garden Festival 2010 is in its 3rd year, with the previous 2 held in 2006 and 2008. Read more…
Kichn has quite an interesting concept for taking orders. Your final dish is sort of unique to you because you get to personalize what goes into it. Read Jayden’s experience…
The world’s first double helix structural bridge is officially open to the public on 24 April 2010. Named the Helix Bridge, the pedestrian bridge took two years to complete and it connects to Singapore’s second casino resort,...
The crew on board were very friendly and I got a feel of their enthusiasm to be sailing around the world! Read more over at Eevon.sg
It was $10 for a ride and tickets were bought at the nearby office just beside the café. Read Nick’s experience over at nickpan.com
What happens if you need to pee when you’re onboard the 30-minute flight? Full experience at Molemole.sg
It was an enjoyable night, thanks to the appearance of Kung Fu Panda, Puss in boots and the other characters from Resort World Sentosa at the finale. More photos at Claudia.sg
Brunch is the only reason for waking up early on a Sunday morning. If you are the type that can never wake up on time for breakfast, luckily there’s always restaurants like Hatched and Wild Honey serving...
Universal Studios Singapore consists of 7 themed areas: The Lost World, Far Far Away, Madagascar, Ancient Egypt, Sci-Fi City, Hollywood and New York. Read more over at TravelerFolio.com