Kampong Buangkok is often regarded as the last surviving village in the otherwise modern city of Singapore. Kampong, in Malay means Village and it cer...
In the tiny little island of Singapore where land is scarce, we might think that there is little room for agricultural development of any sorts. Stran...
One of the most popular Chinese dishes among tourists and locals alike is the famous Dim Sum. Not actually a single dish on its own, Dim Sum are petit...
Indonesia's pride and joy, Singaporean's favourite
Satay is one of the major representatives of Malay cuisine and a popular food of choice to be ordered while pigging out in Singapore. Just in case if ...
Hakone is famous for its many onsen, ryokan and gardens. As the nearest nature spot accessible from Tokyo, Hakone is a worthwhile option for tourists ...
In Singapore, there are no lack of different varieties of ice cream to be found. Be it prestigious brands like Hagen Das and Movenpick or more afforda...
The Merlion has settled upon the shores of the Singapore River since 1972. At the Merlion Park, the 40 tonne creature sprouts an endless jet of water ...
Coffee and Tea, the 2 most common drinks in the world. In Singapore, we affectionately call them Kopi and Teh, 2 words derived from Malay and Hokkien ...
At some point of time you might have heard of Death Note and even possibly had seen the Live action film in theaters. What you might not know of, is t...