9 Japanese Dessert Cafes & Patisseries In Singapore That Will Teleport You To Japan

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Japanese desserts rarely disappoint us because of the high standards pastry chefs have for their creations. Whether it is the classic matcha parfait or the spectacular soufflé, no effort has been spared to ensure that the dessert is aesthetically pleasing as it is delicious.

Thankfully, a good number of Japanese dessert cafes and patisseries have opened in Singapore so that we can satisfy our dessert cravings without having to fly over to the land of the rising sun. Yes, we are talking about authentic Japanese-style desserts that taste just like what you had in Japan!

If you simply can’t get enough of Japanese desserts and pastries, you will have to know these 9 Japanese Dessert Cafes & Patisseries In Singapore.  READ ON

10 Cheap Massage Places In Bangkok That Are Worth Trying

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Bangkok has an unrivaled range of massage and spa parlours which makes the city one of the best travel destinations in Southeast Asia when you feel like you could do with some pampering.

The sheer options you have there makes it impossible for you to narrow down your choices—you have the mainstream upscale spa salons in hotels and shopping malls to humble massage branches offering wallet-friendly massage services.

If you are looking for a cheap massage parlour in Bangkok for less than THB550/S$23 per hour, this is the guide that will show you the best places to go. READ ON

7 Best Museums In New York City Every Culture Buff Has To Visit

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According to Metro newspaper, The Big Apple is home to over a hundred museums. However, most travellers to New York City clearly do not have the luxury of time to cover all these places. If you are after a spectacular world-class experience, then you are on the right track.

From American Museum of Natural History, Metropolitan Museum of Art to Whitney Museum Of American Art, here are the 7 Best Museums In New York City for all you art and history junkies. Most admissions require tickets, but the experience will make it worthwhile!

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Matsuyama Castle – Grand Feudal Castle With The Best Views Of Ehime

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Designated an important cultural property of Japan, Matsuyama Castle—one of the twelve preserved castles in Japan—is a beautiful piece of Japanese architecture which was constructed on Mount Katsuyama between 1602 to 1628 by Kato Yoshiaki.

But beyond its dreamy appearance, Matsuyama Castle served as a formidable fortress for the Katoh, Gamoh and Matsudaira family between 1603 to 1868 and was crucial in deceiving enemies into believing that they were attacking the residence of the feudal family but in actuality, were being led to their deaths. 

If you are visiting the Ehime Prefecture soon, you will not regret catering some time for the Matsuyama Castle.

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8 Coffee-Making Workshops In Singapore To Get Your Barista Basics

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Attractive as a bartender’s flair may be behind the bar as he or she vigorously shakes drinks and crafts magnificent looking cocktails, a barista’s craft is just as impressive. The ability to craft intricate and gorgeous patterns in a cup is a skill not many possess but it is one that impresses nonetheless.

Fancy being able to perform incredible feats with a pitcher of milk as your paint and a cup of coffee as your canvas? Well, now you can. Here are 8 Coffee-Making Workshops In Singapore where you can get your barista basics and learn a thing or two about coffee that you probably never knew before.
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8 Ways To Have An Epic Solo Trip #YOLO

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So you have decided to embark on your solo trip and it can be pretty nerve wrecking if this is your first time. Even for seasoned solo travelers, there is no guarantee that they will not meet with challenges along the way.

An issue that is prominent but not talked about often is the loneliness one feels when traveling alone. Oh, you will be surprised how lonely people actually feel at times on their solo trip behind all those glamorous Instagram pictures you see on their feed.

Still, this should not stop you from going after your dream to see the world. Whether you are reading this as a form of preparation before you go for your trip or are currently traveling, here are 8 Ways To Have Fun On A Solo Trip. READ ON

Dehesa Restaurant – Unique Nose-To-Tail Dining Experience In Singapore

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Dehesa Restaurant

Dehesa, which in Spanish translates to “grasslands”—home of the Iberico pig—is a Spanish restaurant nestled in North Canal Road that is quite unlike any other.

Priding itself with being the only front-runner of the nose to tail eating revolution in Singapore—meaning to say, they use every part of the animal—what you can expect from Dehesa Restaurant is a tantalising array of edible treats that will leave even the most squeamish of diners satisfied from head to tail—literally.

Duck hearts on toast and lamb sweetbreads are just some of the things one can look forward to here and Chef-owner, Jean-Philippe Patruno, who has over 20 years of culinary experience, makes it his personal commitment to use modern techniques to delight your taste buds despite how off-putting the idea of animal innards may be.
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8 Best Cocktail Bars In Ginza (Tokyo) For The Curious Tippler

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Ginza in Tokyo is regarded by many as a cocktail bar mecca. In fact, the majority of the cocktail bars you can find in Tokyo’s kaleidoscopic capital are pristine institutions that have stood the test of time since the early days where aperitifs and cocktails were not even popular.

The bartenders who helm these joints take their craft very seriously, from making their own liqueurs and bitters from scratch to carving their own ice. So whether you’re seeking a minty mojito or a sophisticated martini, here are 8 best cocktail bars in Ginza to visit when the sun goes down and the neon lights light up.
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