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People are queuing for carrot cake because the owner is handsome af

Many people who ate the Father & Son’s carrot cake are left very thirsty because of this hot, young hawker.

Meet Walter, 30. At a glance, you wouldn’t believe this ripped bodybuilder is a hawker.

Why join the hawker business?

In 2015, Walter’s business closed down and he was lost. Thankfully for the encouragements from his family, he decided to pick himself up and joins the family business.

Life as a hawker is hectic due to the long hours. But Walter still finds time to gym, six times a week, before heading down to the stall to help out.

The Carrot Cake

The carrot cake Father & Son serves is not too oil and has a good blend of carrot cake and fried egg. The taste is also rich and a nice mix of sweet and savory. You got to try the white carrot cake for the slight charred texture. Each plate is only selling at SGD$2.30!

Where is he? Where are the stalls?

Even though Walter started helping his father at the Bukit Panjang Hawker, he is more frequently helping his mother at the newly opened Kampong Admiralty stall these days.

Father & Son (父子档)
Where: Bukit Panjang Hawker & Market (2 Bukit Panjang Ring Road)
Operating Hours: 0430hr – 1600hr (Close on Thursday)

Mother & Daughter
Where: Kampong Admiralty Hawker Center (676 Woodlands Drive 71)
Operating Hours: 0530hr – 2030hr

Pictures from Instagram & Father & Son Facebook Page.

Our favourite bedtime story characters comes to live at this new sg attraction

Join host Jimmy and Evalee as they bring you (legit) to fairyland! At Stories22, there are 22 beautifully decorated rooms, each with special adventure! Take a look at the video to find out more!

New 3km walking trail launched at Kallang brings back memories for our parents

The Singapore Sports Hub launched a new heritage trail on Sunday (May 12), bringing back several heritage markers and artworks, in hopes to preserve and invoke some good memories, especially for those of us who had been to Kallang in the yesteryear.

This new 3km educational walking trail revolves around Singapore Sports Hub and is split into 3 parts – Waterfront, Stadium and Park trail.

What to look out for…

Merdeka Lions

We have heard alot about the Merdeka generation recently. The Merdeka Lions are iconic stone lion statues that guarded the two ends of Merdeka Bridge in 1960. However, the original statue has since been shifted to SAFTI Military Institute. What you will see at this trail are replicas.

14 Uniquely Designed Re-purposed Benches

These timber benches were re-purposed from the former National Stadium and these specially designed installations bring vibrancy to the trail.

Time to put on your jogging shoes and share some quality time with your parents at this brand new heritage trail!

5 Must Try activities at the Wan Qing Dumpling Festival 2019

The Wan Qing Festival 2019 this year will be held over two days from 1 – 2 June 2019 at the Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall (12 Tai Gin Road).

Because of the sheer list of activities available, we list down the top five must visit booths in case you are in a rush.

1. Make Your Own Dumplings

It’s called the dumpling festival for a reason. Our first pick would be to learn how to make your glutinous rice dumplings the traditional way. At this station, you will also learn how to stuff, wrap and tie your own bak zhang, hopefully just as good as ah ma makes them. Halal and vegetarian options available.

Time: 1100hr – 1600hr (Or while stocks last)
Admission : Free; first-come, first-served basis

2. Carnival Games

Everybody loves carnival games. You’ll love the game booths here even more because it’s FREE!! To take part, you would need to first collect your activity passport at the registration booth. Then, visit the activity stations listed in your passport. Play hard, have fun and win a mystery prize!

Time: 1100hr – 2000hr
Admission : Free; No registrations required

3. Tales of dumpling festival

Discover the legends and myths behind the dumpling festival in this one hour long story telling session. Local authors and veteran storytellers let the characters from stories like The Origins of Dumpling Festival and many more.

Each session features a different story and craft activity.

Time: 1330hr – 1430hr (English), 1800hr – 1900hr (Chinese)
Admission : Free; No registrations required

4. Snacks Stations

What is a festival without some delicious treats? The street stalls here features traditional Singapore snacks like muah chee, popiah, putu piring, traditional ice cream. There is also freshly made churros to satisfy your pangs!

Time: 1100hr – 2000hr
All the snacks are for sale

5. Evening Concerts

When you’ve exhausted yourself (and hopefully the kids too), sit comfortably in the performing area to witness a dynamic showcase of contemporary and cultural art! Performances include Chinese dance, LED drums, live music acts and more!

Time: 1930hr – 2100hr
Admission : Free; No registrations required

Children’s Season x Wan Qing Dumpling Festival 2019
Date: 1 & 2 June 2019
Time: 10.30am – 9.00pm
Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall
Free admission unless otherwise stated

For full list of activities: https://www.sysnmh.org.sg/en/whats-on/events/wan-qing-dumpling-festival-2019

Li Ronghao returns to Singapore with new concert on 19 Oct 2019

Mando-pop singer song-writer Li Rong Hao will be returning to Singapore on 19 October 2019 at 8pm with his brand new tour – Ronghao Li – If I were young World Tour’! concert.

This world tour started in China from March this year and tickets were wiped out fast at various cities.

Ticket Sales Updates (13 May 2019)

Tickets are priced at: $108, $138, $168, $198 (Excluding ticketing charges). Ticket sales start on 17 May 2019 at 1200hr! You can get your tickets through www.sportshubtix.sg or hotline 3158 7888

Jay Chou to hold new concerts in Singapore next year

Mandopop King Jay Chou is returning to Singapore with his new concert world tour for two nights at the Singapore National Stadium next year! The Taiwanese singer will be performing on 10 and 11 January 2020, making him the first Asian artiste to stage two shows at the mega stadium!