Aricia Yee, Author at Mustvisit.sg

Top 6 night eateries in Singapore when your tummy calls you during midnight

Ever faced a situation when it’s late at night but you can’t sleep because your tummy is rumbling? Or are you simply looking for a place to eat and hang out with your friends?

Here are a few food places that are opened till midnight that is here for your tummy’s rescue!

Tittle Tattle

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If you are someone with a sweet tooth and have dessert cravings at night, Tittle Tattle is here for you!

Apart from desserts, there are also main courses available if you are not a fan of sweet treats.

This is also a perfect place for students if they are looking for a place to study late at night.

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Opening Hours: 24 hours
Address: 183 Selegie Rd, #01-03, Singapore 188329

BBQ Box

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When you are out late at night with your colleagues or friends and you crave light bites, where do you go?

BBQ Box has delicious skewers, covering all bases with hearty selections of meat, fish, poultry. Apart from skewers, if you are more hungry, they also offer hotpot as well.

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There are 4 outlets in total, located in Bugis, Chinatown, Geylang and Bukit Timah, how convenient!

Xian De Lai

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When you are outside with your family or relatives till late at night, eating hotpot is probably the best option!

Xian De Lai is an award-winning and a more affordable option compared to other hotpot places.

Opening Hours: 10.30 am to 4 am
Address: 18 Liang Seah St, Singapore 189039

Qi Xiang Chicken Pot

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Qi Xiang Chicken Pot is well-known for its Qi Xiang pot. There are 2 meat options of either chicken or frog.

If you want to add on other ingredients, there is a wide variety to choose from! Be it vegetables, pork belly slices or even shrimp paste, all your late-night cravings will be satisfied!

Opening Hours: 4 pm-2 am
Address: 973 Upper Serangoon Rd, Singapore 534725

Finding a place to eat after midnight may be tough but with these places open, there are some late-night food options for you to choose from!

5 restaurants in Singapore that serves good vegan food so you and your vegan friends can enjoy together

Once in a while, it is good to explore vegan dining options. Not only is it healthy, but you will also be amused by how the food seems like the normal food we consume.

Here are some good vegan dining options, that you won’t believe you are actually eating vegan food!

WellSmoocht

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You wouldn’t believe it when I say there are no animal products in their pizzas, burgers and desserts!

Address: 8 Sin Ming Rd, #01-03 Sin Ming Centre, Singapore 575628

Afterglow

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Joie by Dozo

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When you look at the plating of their Mushroom steak, it is already mindblowing!

Joie offers a 6-course lunch menu and a 7-course dinner menu. It will definitely be an unforgettable dining experience.

Address: 181 Orchard Rd, #12 – 01, Singapore 238896

Real Food

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Sometimes when you need a cleanse in your body, go for healthier food options! Your body deserves the best too.

At Real Food, you can enjoy food that is organic and have natural ingredients.

Address: 181 Orchard Rd, #02-16 to 19 Orchard Central, Singapore 238896

Kind Kones

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If you are a dessert-lover but you want to be guilt-free, Kind Kones offer vegan ice cream with all-natural ingredients!

Enjoy vegan ice cream that is free from dairy, egg, refined sugar, and other artificial additives with mostly gluten-free options.

Address: B1-27, Forum The Shopping Mall, 583 Orchard Rd, 238884

These 5 cafes are pet-friendly and you can bring your furry friends to for a date

Can’t bear to leave your pet at home while you go outside to grab a bite? Most dining places find it a hassle to allow pets into the restaurants.

However, don’t worry as there are some pet-friendly places you could check out!

Coastes

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Imagine dining by the peaceful waves and elegant palm trees. Sounds like a dream come true, isn’t it? Of course, not forgetting your fellow companion– your pet.

Coastes is a place for you to relax and enjoy a refreshing glass of cocktail and delicious mains. So, lay back and relax because you deserve it!

Address: 50 Siloso Beach Walk 01-06, 099000

Five & 2

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This stunning bistro lies in Punggol Park, which is absolutely perfect after a stroll at the park with your pet.

What makes this place more unique is that their service charge is only two per cent, unlike the usual ten per cent.

Some of their specialities would be the fish & chips, Chicken Curry and their vongole with white wine cream broth.

97 Hougang Ave 8, Punggol Park, Singapore 538792

Alter Ego

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If you are a fan of poke bowls, this is just for you! Alter Ego not only has Poke bowls but a wide range of starters, desserts and even cocktails for you to choose from!

You don’t have to leave your pet at home anymore if you are craving some delicious Poke bowls.

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Address: #01-13D, Esplanade Mall, 8 Raffles Avenue, 039802

Cafe Iguana

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Say hello to one of the places which have authentic Mexican food! There is a wide range of appetisers, burritos and tacos to choose from.

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They are famous for their premium tequila house pour as well.

Address: 30 Merchant Road #01-03 Riverside Point, 058282

Darbar

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For all Indian food lovers, it’s time to mark DarBar on the list of your next food places to visit!

Not only it is a pet-friendly cafe, but it also serves authentic North Indian and Mexican cuisine.

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Address: 340 Tanjong Katong Rd, Singapore 437111

Now you don’t have to feel bad about leaving your pet at home alone anymore!

Top 5 Shows to watch on Netflix in April 2021, in case you don’t have Disney+

If you are running out of shows to watch for this month, fret not! Netflix has a couple of new shows that will be released in April and are worth watching over the weekends or whenever you need a break.

The Way of Househusbands

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If you are an anime fan, this is just for you! The Way of the Househusband is a Japanese manga series that is about an ex-yakuza boss who retires from crime to become a househusband.

Life in Color with David Attenborough

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Have you ever wondered what is the importance of colour? Colour is used in animal interactions, and even attracting their mate. This is a documentary series you shouldn’t miss out on as it is one of the most visually appealing and informative shows ever!

Hell’s Kitchen

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If you have watched the previous seasons of Hell’s Kitchen, this is something you wouldn’t want to miss out on. With 18 new contestants in this series, who will be eliminated by one of the top chefs, Gordon Ramsay?

Shadow and Bone

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If you are into fantasy and adventure, this is for you! Shadow and Bone is about a girl with an extraordinary superpower that can unite both worlds. Can she save the world?

The Circle

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The Circle is a game show in which contestants living in the same apartment hide their true identities and portray themselves however they like. They can only communicate through a social media app. Through a process of being eliminated by other contestants, the winner would take home the grand prize of $100,000.

These are 5 great shows that you can watch during April. Which show will you watch first?

Journey To The South: Fun things you didn’t know you could do in the South

Welcome to the South of Singapore– where it is more than just Sentosa or Marina Bay. The South is also more centralised, making it convenient for many as well.

Here are 5 destinations of Southern Singapore for you to explore!

Visit the largest arcade in Singapore

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We all love arcades but where do we find one with bumper cars, mini-bowling and many other games to enjoy?

Welcome to Timezone Flagship Store at Vivo City, where the fun begins! This is perfect for a hangout session with your friends, or perhaps a date with your significant other!

Address: 1 HarbourFront Walk, #02-43 VivoCity, Singapore 098585

Haw Par Villa

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Calling out all adventurers, it’s time to explore Haw Par Villa! Discover Chinese folklores we all heard about– including the Ten Courts Of Hell.

Be sure to check out the works of famous Chinese literature such as Journey To The West, Madame White Snake, and the stories of the Eight Immortals as well.

Note: Haw Par Villa will be closed until 31 March 2021.

Address: 262 Pasir Panjang Rd, Singapore 118628

Explore the Tiong Bahru Neighbourhood

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Popular for the food varieties and distinctive architecture, is Tiong Bahru, a unique neighbourhood.

Discover the Tiong Bahru heritage trail as you retrace the beginnings of the estate and how it has evolved over the years.

Go Cafe hopping at Tanjong Pagar

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Tanjong Pagar not only has the nostalgic feel as it has traditional shophouses, but there is also a huge range of cafes as well.

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With its chic ambience and wide range of cakes selection, Cake Spade is one of the places where all dessert-lovers shouldn’t miss out!

There are many more cafes around the area which you can check out as well.

Address for Cake Spade: 83 Tg Pagar Rd, Singapore 088504

We’re The Furballs Cafe

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Want to meet new friends that are adorable and you can cuddle with? We’re The Furballs Cafe is a place for you to play with cute dogs, reward them with their favourite treats and snap some photos for memories!

Each entry also entitles you to one free drink.

A dog is a man’s best friend after all.

Address: #07-07, Bugis+, 201 Victoria St, 188067

Be sure to check out the guide on our different places recommended for different regions.

Journey To The West: Fun things you didn’t know you could do in the West

What happens when “Journey To The West” becomes a reality? Especially if you live in the East, it’s time to start your own version of Journey To The West!

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Little Guilin

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You may not believe it when we say that this is actually in Singapore! These majestic rocks stand by the Bukit Batok area and are perfect for you to take photos.

You can simply take a nice and relaxing stroll along the area too.

Address: Bukit Batok East Ave 5, Singapore 650242

Ice Skating Rink @ Jcube

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Check out Singapore’s largest ice skating rink that is Olympic-sized. Whether you are a pro at ice skating or a beginner, you are welcome to try out the sport!

Skating aids are available so you don’t have to worry about losing your balance.

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Address: 2 Jurong East Central 1, #03-11, JCube, Singapore 609731

Singapore Discovery Centre

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This is not just a typical museum. This is where your fun begins as there are plenty of fun activities for you. From a thrilling 4D movie to a friendly paintball or laser tag battle, you are spoilt for choice!

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Address: 510 Upper Jurong Rd, Singapore 638365

Jurong Swimming Complex

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Who says that Wild Wild Wet is the only water playground in Singapore? In the West lies Jurong Swimming Complex, with a lazy river and 2 gigantic slides.

When you need a breather, some fun time in the water is what you deserve!

Address: 21 Jurong East Street 31, Singapore 609517

Go cycling at West Coast Park

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You must be thinking– what if I can’t cycle? Fret not because you are not alone!

Apart from bicycles, you can rent Go-karts and family bikes too! It is also a good way to bond with your loved ones when you cycle together.

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Be sure to check out the guide on our different places recommended for different regions.

Journey To The North: Fun things you didn’t know you could do in the North

Typically, a trip to the Northern part of Singapore meant going to Malaysia. However, there are hidden gems in it awaiting for you to discover.

Sembawang Hot Spring

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At Sembawang Hot Spring park, there is more than just a hot tub for you to soak your feet in.

Enjoy the floral walk, a hearty meal at the Sembawang Eating House and even cook your own eggs too!

Address: Gambas Avenue

Orto

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Orto itself is a place where there are a variety of activities– from paintball to prawning and fishing. It’s time to try out something new if you haven’t done so.

In addition, check out BKK Bistro & Bar, which sells Thai boat noodles at only $0.80 per bowl.

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Enjoy your favourite A&W at Canberra Plaza

A&W is always known for its root beer float and curly fries. If you are a fan of A&W, its new outlet recently opened at Canberra Plaza.

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Of course, there are other dining options and shopping places in the mall. New shopping malls are always fun and exciting to explore!

Address: 133 Canberra View, Singapore 750133

Lower Seletar Reservoir Park

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This is an area for water sports lovers as you can kayak and do dragon boating here. If you love to fish, this is also a spot for you!

Kids can also enjoy a good time at the water playground.

Address: Yishun Ave 1, Lower Seletar Reservoir Park, Singapore 769139

Hay Dairies Farm

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Visit the only Goat Farm in Singapore, Hay Dairies Farm. Both free and easy tours and educational tours are available.

You can also purchase fresh goat milk as the goats are milked daily. There are also cute souvenirs available if you would like to purchase them as a gift for your loved ones.

Address: 3 Lim Chu Kang Lane 4, Singapore 718859

Be sure to check out the guide on our different places recommended for different regions.

Journey To The East: Fun things you didn’t know you could do in the East

Although Singapore is a small city, every destination has its own uniqueness. Most of the places in Singapore are also interconnected, no matter how far apart they may be.

This is the chance for you to make a trip to the East if you haven’t or seldom visit the area. You might just discover something special.

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Here are some fun places to check out in the East:

Gallop Stable

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Did you know that most of these horses are ex-racehorses who were injured? Gallop Stable provides another opportunity for them when other places could not accept them.

This is a place where you can feed the horses, ponies and rabbits and enjoy a ride as well! Both children and adult are welcome.

Address: Carkpark C, 61 Pasir Ris Green, Singapore 518225

Forest Adventure

We heard of Mega Zip Adventure Park in Sentosa, but Forest Adventure is definitely somewhere you wouldn’t want to miss!

Immerse yourself in fun, adrenaline-pumping action at Singapore’s one and only treetop obstacle course, Forest Adventure.

Address: Bedok Reservoir Park, Singapore 479244

Go for a shopping spree at Paya Lebar Malls

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Paya Lebar is an area that literally has everything you are looking for! With 4 malls in the vicinity– PLQ mall, Paya Lebar Square and Singpost Centre, it is time to explore what the malls have.

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What’s unique about this mall is that there is an Insta-worthy relax point for you when you need a break from all the shopping.

Hi-Roller

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Welcome to Singapore’s largest indoor skating rink, which is also retro-themed.

This is perfect for date nights or somewhere to hang out with your friends as beginners can join in the fun as well– with the help of the 4-wheel skates available.

Address: 1 Pasir Ris Close, Market Square @ Downtown East, E!Hub, Level 5, Singapore 519599

Have your next staycation at D’Resort

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If you are looking for your next staycation place, D’Resort is just for you! Not only the chalet is spacious and cosy, but it is also located in the heart of Pasir Ris, you will never be bored as there are many activities available!

Singapore ranks 32nd as the most happiest country in the world, according to Gallop World Poll

Singapore is ranked 32nd in the World Happiness Report conducted by Gallop World Poll.

The poll surveyed respondents from 149 countries and measures metrics such as social support, personal freedom, gross domestic product (GDP) and levels of corruption.

Unlike other years, the survey taps on a variety of data to trace the size and distribution of the happiness impacts of COVID-19.

Here are the top 10 happiest nation:

Finland
Denmark
Switzerland
Iceland
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Luxembourg
New Zealand
Austria

Surprisingly, most of the respondents were still happy, despite feeling more stressed during the COVID-19 period.

Many respondents also shared they did something interesting and felt more well-rested during the pandemic.

CRAVE launches new Thai-inspired nasi lemak, and giving out FREE Thai milk tea

If you are a fan of our popular local nasi lemak as well as Thai dishes, good news for you! CRAVE will launch 3 new Thai-inspired nasi lemak.

The dishes are available from tomorrow (23 March 2021) at all Crave outlets.

Nasi Lemak with basil chicken ($7.50)

Thai basil chicken is famous in the country. What’s a better combination than having it with an egg, served alongside with chilli padi?

Nasi Lemak with Thai Green Curry Chicken (S$7.90)

If you had visited Thailand before, the green curry chicken is something you cannot miss! With a rich flavour of herbs, it gives the curry a savoury and sweet punch.

Nasi Lemak with Stewed Beef Curry (S$9.90)

This is especially for all beef lovers out there. Pamper your taste buds with the delicious beef cubes. The curry flavour is a mixture of spicy, savoury and sweet!