Tiong Bahru has rapidly gained recognition as one of Singapore’s most sought-after housing areas. Its growing popularity stems from the seamless combination of heritage and modern living. Once a quiet neighborhood, Tiong Bahru now represents a vibrant and dynamic urban environment that attracts both locals and expatriates alike. Its ability to combine history with modern … Read more
If you walk into a Singaporean hawker centre and order a “coffee,” don’t expect a barista to ask whether you want oat milk or caramel drizzle. Instead, you’ll hear a symphony of short, cryptic phrases: “Kopi-O kosong!”, “Kopi peng!”, “Kopi-C siew dai!” For first-time visitors, this can sound more like code than coffee. But here’s … Read more
If you’re raising children in Singapore, the place you call home can quietly shape almost every part of your family’s day. The school your child gets into, how long your commute lasts, whether grandparents can help after school, even the parks your kids play in on weekends – all of it starts with your address. … Read more
Singapore’s entertainment industry is changing, with concerts, film productions, and casinos adopting real green practices. Venues now use energy-efficient systems, cut plastic waste, and focus on sustainability at every level. Even casinos follow strict environmental standards, but playing online is the most eco-friendly option. Those looking to test their luck on a phone can check … Read more
Changi Airport has more than flights and duty-free shopping. It is a place where people can get work done in comfort. Some need a quiet space before a flight, while others meet clients or finish tasks before heading into the city. Many options exist in the public areas, including cafés, lounges, and co-working spaces with … Read more
Imagine Singapore back in 1965. It had just become independent, kicked out of Malaysia, and honestly, things weren’t looking great. The place was a mess—slums everywhere, rivers so dirty they doubled as sewers, and unemployment through the roof. With only 581 square kilometers of land and zero natural resources, you’d think they were doomed, right? … Read more
Walking through Singapore, you might hear conversations that sound like English but are different in many ways. This is Singlish, a mix of English, Malay, Chinese, Tamil, and other local languages. It’s informal, and expressive, and carries the essence of a unique identity that perfectly describes Singapore. If you want to check if something written … Read more
Singaporeans love to hop on planes. It feels like a national hobby, second only to griping about bubble tea queues. One might wonder what sparks such an intense wanderlust, but there’s a certain appeal in foreign lands that resonates with people on the little red dot. Perhaps it’s the exotic cuisine, the endless shopping, or … Read more