Back in my childhood days, it was always a dream of mine to be able to walk with dinosaurs – no thanks to the deluge of jurassic-themed movies and documentaries like Jurassic Park and Walking with Dinosaurs.
While that dream might not come to fruition anytime soon (and for good reason), we are getting the next best thing: the Jurassic World Cafe at ION Sky, Southeast Asia’s first Jurassic World pop-up cafe and retail experience happening from 6 November 2020 to 3 January 2021!
Fancy some toothsome Malaysian cuisine with refreshing craft beers and a gorgeous riverfront view to boot? George Town Tze Char and Craft Beer has got you covered! Launched on 17 September, this newcomer to the touristy Boat Quay neighbourhood near Raffles Place MRT boasts a gorgeous 50-seater alfresco dining area, with various watering holes in the vicinity.
Weekends should be all about sleeping in and waking up to a delicious spread of your most favourite breakfast dishes. Alley on 25 at Andaz embodies this ideal with its Lazy Breakfast Buffet, available from 12pm – 2.30pm on Saturday, Sunday, and Public Holidays.
Update January 2023: HAYO has closed.
While Singapore isn’t host to the typical four seasons of spring, summer, autumn, and winter, flavour geniuses at restaurants and eateries across the island sure make it easy to enjoy seasonal goodies and flavours all the same. In light of the leaves turning and temperatures dipping over in Japan, Hayo Handcrafted Yogurt Bar has released a Japan Autumn Season Special which works classic Japanese flavours into its 100% Australian handcrafted yogurt smoothies.
Rise and shine to a hearty brunch at Cafe 2000 at M Hotel, where you can enjoy a Weekend Brunch Buffet Madness ($46++) every Saturday and Sunday. Situated conveniently at the edge of Tanjong Pagar, Cafe 2000 makes for an ideal spot to leave weekday stressors behind and enjoy your favourite cuisines.
7-Eleven has come a long way from being an ordinary neighbourhood convenience store, to an exciting chain boasting its own line of snacks and ready-to-eat meals that are unexpectedly palatable. And now, the convenience store chain has partnered with Coca-Cola to launch a collaborative store meets experiential space for just about anyone to hang out at.
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Here’s what you can expect!
Malaysian noodle house, GO Noodle House has been serving up delicious noodles at two Singapore outposts in Somerset and Tampines. Conveniently located and fitted with decor harking back to the olden days, this casual eatery has seen great success both in Malaysia and Australia.
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