Going for this year’s Singapore River Festival? Here are 8 restaurants around Boat Quay, Clarke Quay, and Robertson Quay you should visit!
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Soak up the Oktoberfest spirit by joining one of these restaurants. There’ll be plenty of entertainment, beer, and food to look forward to!
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The weekend is finally here! Rest your mind with these easy reads. Learning how to drink bubble tea the right way eat buffet like a pro? We’ve got your back.
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Wheelock Place has so much to offer, including these 5 dining gems that offer Japanese, Thai, and more cuisines.
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Start the new month on the right note with October’s Fresh Eats. From premium Shabu Shabu Buffet to comforting Korean Soontofu, we’ve got you covered.
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Here’s the ultimate foodie guide to the best dining deals in one place. Online Food Festival takes place from 1 to 5 October, don’t miss it!
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Coffee lovers unite! It’s International Coffee Day on 1st October. Celebrate this special day with 8 of the most unique coffees in Singapore.
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We discovered the top 6 foodie profiles in Singapore – are you one of them?
by Michelle Tanby Michelle TanWe did a little digging and discovered the 6 most common foodie profiles and habits in Singapore. Can you find yours?
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Chope’s very first Online Food Festival is coming! Find out which type of foodie you are and gear up for the most exciting deals you can ever find.
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9 Innovative and Healthier Mooncakes You Need to Try this Mid-Autumn Festival
by Amelia Owby Amelia OwThis year, restaurants and hotels stepped up their mooncake game with some of the most unique creations. Read on to find out where you can get this delicacy.
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Feed your excitement this Grand Prix season at Angie’s Oyster Bar, SEAR, and more!
by Chopeby ChopeDitch the flight tickets and eat your way across the globe as Marina Bay transforms into an international dining destination!
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Fiery delights at Qi – House of Sichuan & Forbidden Duck’s familiar favourites at Marina Bay Financial Centre
by Michelle Tanby Michelle TanWe take you through highlights of Chinese gastronomy, starting with Sichuan hot plates and finishing off with the familiar flavours of Beijing.