Su Superstar Korean Cuisine is a casual Korean eatery in *SCAPE that is popular among students and youngsters who hang around the area.
With 12 varieties of Korean ramyeon that are priced below S$10, it is no wonder why the Korean eatery is mostly packed during lunch and dinner hours. If you are looking for a quick Korean fix without burning a hole in your pocket, give Su Superstar Korean Cuisine a try. READ ON
Although it is the third largest city in Taiwan, Taichung is more often than not overshadowed by bustling Taipei and many travellers tend to have this misconception that there is nothing much to do in Taichung.
Taichung is a gateway to many hidden gems and nature attractions which are perfect for day trips. And yes, you will find out that there is more to Taiwan than night markets and cheap shopping.
Here are 8 Best Day Trips From Taichung You Must Visit.
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A trip to Malacca is not considered complete unless you have been to Jonker Street. It is a place where you will find a mixture of holidaymakers learning more about the culture of old Malacca and locals going about their everyday lives.
Weekends are when Jonker Street is most lively and you get to join in the bustling night market. Those who are not a fan of crowds can consider heading there during weekdays when the streets are quieter.
For those who are planning to visit Malacca, here are 7 Fun Things To Do At Jonker Street. READ ON
For many Singaporeans, Malacca is a delightful place to go to for a short weekend getaway as the drive to the city is but a couple of hours. As part of the UNESCO World Heritage List, Malacca is also dubbed as the ‘Historical State’ due to its rich history as a colonised city under the Portuguese, Dutch and British rule.
Having an accommodation that completes the entire experience is important for us when we travel too! The Majestic Malacca takes you all the way back to the 1920s when it used to be a private mansion.
What you see today is a modern, luxurious hotel that has retained many of its age-old traditions reflected in the wooden furnishings, intricate floor tiles and vintage porcelain vases. READ ON
Visiting Bangkok’s True Love Cafe must be on most animal lovers’ must-visit list but not everyone has the luxury of time to travel somewhere far. If you only have the weekends to spare, we have found a great place in Malacca where you can cuddle up with furry huskies.
Located along Jalan Taman Asean, The Huskitory is about 15 minutes drive away from the city center. The cafe-cum-pet shop is home to more than 20 huskies so expect only chaos from a bunch of extremely excited dogs.
Visiting the Huskitory is indeed a dream come true for all dog lovers! READ ON
Long haul trips from Singapore to Europe used to be an expensive affair and a big portion of our budget usually goes to our flights. Not too long ago, only full-service airlines provide long-haul flights.
But in recent years, budget airlines have also joined in the competition and started offering long-haul flights from Singapore to places such as Australia and Japan. We sussed out the budget airlines that are able to take you from sunny Singapore all the way to Athens.
Here are some destinations you can consider for your next holiday – even if you are on a budget. READ ON
Need a break from the city life in Singapore? We feel you. Living in a fast-paced environment such as Singapore would mean that many of us crave a getaway for a good rest.
Even so, not many of us have the luxury of taking time off for travel as and when we desire due to different commitments.
If you are looking for a fuss-free day trip without the hassle of having to change your currency and bringing your passport, here are 8 Islands You Can Explore Without Travelling Out Of Singapore. READ ON
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Sungei Road Thieves Market—which first started out in the 1930s and has been around for around eight decades—will officially close on 10 July 2017.
The popular flea market will be dearly missed by Singaporeans when it is due for closure in order to make way for construction of the Sungei Road MRT station.
Known as the “Thieves Market” because of its notorious reputation in dealing with stolen items, it is now a popular marketplace for tourists and locals who are looking for affordable household or vintage items.
Let’s take a walk down memory lane today and revisit some of the fondest memories many of us have forged there. Here are 6 Reasons Why We Will Miss Sungei Road Thieves Market. READ ON