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Singapore Aquatics Hall of Fame and Farewell to Toa Payoh party

I had the privilege of attending the Singapore Aquatics Hall of Fame and Farewell to Toa Payoh party at the Toa Payoh sports complex. It was bittersweet event that celebrated the rich history of aquatics in Singapore while bidding farewell to a beloved sports facility. The event was marked by several significant moments and the gathering of prominent figures...

Irodori Japanese Restaurant 4 Points hotel

Visiting Irodori Japanese Restaurant in Singapore offers a glimpse into a world of delectable Japanese cuisine within the cozy confines of the 4 Points Hotel along Havelock Road. Situated within the old Riverview Hotel, now rebranded as the 4 Points Hotel, the restaurant is conveniently positioned on the hotel's third floor. This elevated location provides window views that overlook the...

Nasi Don Raffles City Japanese Nasi Lemak

Let's check out Nasi Don Japanese Nasi Lemak at Raffles City with a dine-in. The establishment is nestled within the bustling confines of Raffles City shopping mall's Food Junction food court, located within the heart of Singapore's Central Business District (CBD). Notably, Nasi Don first started out as a Japanese Nasi Lemak hailing from its original branch at 872C Tampines...

AHM 2023 race report

The annual Army half marathon for 2023 concluded last Sunday morning with their first physical running event for the first time since 2018. The run saw runners pounding the pavement from Nichol highway around marina bay, gardens by the bay and east coast park. Let's delve into the race experience through a detailed AHM 2023 race report. Held at the...

Dolphin restaurant Genting Lane

Dolphin Restaurant is a charming eatery located in the Everich industrial building along Genting Lane in Singapore. Despite its remote location in a quiet industrial estate, the restaurant is easily accessible due to its proximity to public transport and MRT stations. The restaurant presence on the 7th floor (Unit #7-01/02) of the industrial building is marked by a signboard on...

SINGAPO人 exhibition Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre

Lets check out the SINGAPO人 permanent exhibition showcasing Chinese culture at Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC). It aims to showcase the highlights of Singapore unique localised Chinese culture. The galleries are located downtown on the second floor of the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre which opened on 2015, a relatively new building. The exhibition begins with a small standee exhibition...

Joji American diner in Upper Serangoon Road

Dining at Joji American Diner in Singapore offers a glimpse of authentic American dining in a retro-inspired setting. Let's take an evening dinner dine-in to experience their dinner menu. Located on Upper Serangoon Road, Joji presents itself as a 24-hour American diner, promising a truly American dining experience. Upon entering the diner, I noticed that it exudes a nostalgic ambiance...

CO PLAY Toys Plaza Singapura

CO PLAY at Plaza Singapura is a one-of-a-kind concept commune that brings together artists, creators, and collectors in a central environment. It is positioned as a chill and hip hangout, offering excitingly interactive rotating exhibits. Co Play is located at unit #03-67/69 beside Best Denki on the newer mall extension annex at Plaza Singapura along Orchard Road. There are two...

Cosfest classic 2023 Downtown East

Cosfest Classic, one of Singapore's most anticipated anime events, returns to Downtown East for its 2023 edition. For this year, the pop-culture event celebrated its 20th anniversary. It is an annual event where Cosplay enthusiasts, anime and manga lovers, and pop culture fans gather at the D'Marquee tent in Pasir Ris in eastern Singapore. Also, the event goes by the...

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 and Flip5 unpacked

Samsung announced their new Galaxy Z Fold5 and Flip5 foldables for the year today at their flipside unpacked event. These two new Samsung foldables, meant to replace the outgoing Samsung Flip 4 and Fold 4 phablet respectively. Also, the Singapore event is timed together with the launch at Samsung’s HQ in South Korea, also graced by local celebrities here. Samsung...

Enishi Ramen international plaza

Today’s let’s take a visit and dine-in at Enishi Ramen, a ramen establishment that embodies a passion for crafting authentic Japanese ramen delicacies. The Japanese ramen restaurant were founded by a simple culinary menu when they opened in Singapore early 2019. They aim to bring the rich and diverse flavours of Japanese ramen to the local food scene. An authentic...

Remembering Singapore: Redhill Gardens

Today we take a look at Redhill Gardens, an old rustic HDB estate in Redhill Close. This series is part of our Remembering Singapore series where we explore lost and forgotten sights of old Singapore. Redhill Close, a historical estate Redhill Gardens at Redhill Close has a rich history. It is a public housing estate located in the Bukit Merah, in...

Samsung S23 Ultra review

Let’s take alook at the Samsung S23 Ultra with an in-depth phone review. Delve into various aspects of Samsung flagship phablet, checking out the phone's exterior design, impressive camera capabilities, and put it through a performance benchmark to gauge its heat management, battery life. Let’s go! Quick lowdown- Samsung S23 Ultra Slight incremental update from last year's model. New Snapdragon...

New Future World exhibition Revisited

Welcome to the revised new Future World exhibition galleries of the Art Science Museum in Singapore. The Art Science Museum is a renowned institution that combines art, science, and technology to create immersive and interactive experiences. The Future World display is no different. We previously visited Future World over a year ago when it first opened at the museum....

Seoul City sights and exploration

Seoul, the vibrant capital city of South Korea, is known for its history, shopping, attractions, culture and people. Lets take an explore of the buzzing metropolitan city of Kimchi and Bibimbap, checking out the shopping scene, night markets, history, museums and culture. Let’s go! I found the city safe and rather clean. Notably, even the toilets in public areas are...

Buckminster Fuller Radical Curiosity Singapore

Radical Curiosity: In the Orbit of Buckminster Fuller is a temporary exhibition at the Singapore Art Science museum focused on the life's work on the life work of the investigator, inventor and visionary. Let’s go through a gallery journey at the Marina Bay Sands Resort with an exhibition walkthrough. Furthermore, the galleries flow through a journey and universe of Buckminster...

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Ben Thanh Market and Vietnamese Water puppet show

Ho Chi Minh City is a vibrant city full of happenings all day. Moving onto additional explorations, lets take alook at some popular shopping and leisure options the city has to offer. I shall cover the Ben Thanh Market, as well as traditional Vietnamese Water puppet shows for entertainment. Ho Chi Minh City Food streets If you are looking for a...

Ho Chi Minh City War Remnants Museum, Cathedral and Saigon General Post office

Continuing on my adventures in Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam, my exploration now focuses more on the history of the city. This is namely on war museums (War Remnants Museum), historical buildings of interests such as cathedrals as well as shopping locations. Significantly, Ho Chi Minh City is also the tourist destination of choice for roughly 70% of the 4.3...

Ho Chi Minh City hall, Independence Reunification Palace, Vietnam

MossssssaHo Chi Minh City is Vietnam’s financial center and the country’s economic heart. While Hanoi is the center of government, littered with assortments of official government buildings lined with rows of patriotic Vietnamese flags, it is more prim and proper business here. Money is on the minds of everyone here in Ho Chi Minh City, the city is home...

Cu chi tunnels, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam

The Vietnam war was one of the less glamorous part of Vietnamese history. The Vietnamese communist forces in the late 1940s began digging a network of tunnels under the jungle terrain of South Vietnam near Ho Chi Minh (Saigon), during their war of independence from French colonial authority in the 1946. After the end of the war against French invaders,...

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