Huang Junyi

Singapore’s pet-friendly landscape has evolved significantly over the years, with One Holland Village leading the change as the first fully pet-friendly mall. However, now that we have an abundance of options, it can be difficult to find the best places to have a meal with your furkid. Whether you’re seeking fine dining experiences or simply looking for a casual brunch affair, we’ve put together a list of the best pet-friendly places on our sunny island. Don’t worry, some of these places also have a pet menu so your pets can dine alongside you in style. RECOMMENDED: The best hiking trails and spots in Singapore and The most beautiful gardens in Singapore

Dining options are aplenty in Singapore – we’ve got hawker centres, fine-dining restaurants and everything in between. Still, if you’re craving for something a little out of the ordinary, or perhaps downright absurd, we’ve got a few options up our sleeve. Take things up a notch and try out these quirky restaurants for size. Let’s get adventurous. RECOMMENDED: The best hidden cafés in Singapore and The most romantic restaurants in Singapore    

There are several factors that make a café Instagrammable: its food, its interior decor, and its surroundings. Out of the hundreds of cafés around the island, we've picked out the most photogenic ones to help you rack up those likes. After all, we come for the food but stick around for the photos. RECOMMENDED: The most Instagram-worthy places in Singapore and the most Instagram-worthy HDB blocks in Singapore

Didn't manage to snag tickets for the highly-anticipated F1 race in Singapore? Grab your binoculars and a water bottle anyway – there are plenty of public places in the city where you can watch your favourite Formula One motorists zoom down the stretches and bends of the circuit, all without having to fork out a dime. This includes air-conditioned spaces too, so you won't necessarily have to sweat it out in the humidity. What kind of Grand Prix Season Singapore fan are you? Take this quiz to unlock your GPSS adventure.  RECOMMENDED Ultimate guide to the F1 Singapore Grand Prix: race schedule, road closures, fireworks and more

Tom yum goong, pineapple fried rice, minced pork with Thai basil served with an ultra crispy egg – these are just a few of our favourite things. We love Thai food for a multitude of reasons: it's packed full of flavour, won't break the bank and has the perfect balance of sweet and spicy. Bangkok might just be two hours away, but the next time you're craving for the best Thai food in Singapore, head to these joints that are a little closer to home. RECOMMENDED The best Asian dishes in Singapore and the best Asian-inspired cocktails

Who stole the cookie from the cookie jar? Us, probably. But you'll never find the evidence. Extremely easy to eat and absolutely delicious, cookies bring nothing but joy – something we could all use a little more of these days. From the age-old chocolate chip cookie to fancier versions chock full of nuts and other things, here's where to score some of the best cookies in Singapore.  RECOMMENDED: Best cafés in Singapore for dessert and the most Instagrammable desserts in Singapore. 

There are some things Singaporeans will never tire of – hawker food, the communal steamboat and Korean BBQ. From sizzling strips of bulgogi to savoury cuts of galbi, these indulgent cuts have a way to turn any frown upside down and transport your palate straight to the streets of Seoul. There's no time to waste so fire up the grill and get grilling at some of the best Korean BBQ joints in Singapore. RECOMMENDED: The best Korean fried chicken wings in Singapore and the best hawker centres in Singapore

How did we become a nation obsessed with food and snacks? We start 'em young. Iconic ice lollies, mini chocolate cakes in foil wrappers, ring pops and the strong smell of Hacks sweets – we hope you're getting nostalgic. Thankfully, most of the snacks are still available in shops and specialty stores so we don't have to depend on nostalgia. Here are some childhood snacks we love in Singapore. RECOMMENDED The best sandwiches to try in Singapore and The best secret and hidden gardens for a flowery respite

While many of us would love to get into the habit of going to the gym frequently, life somehow manages to get in the way. To take care of that, check out the wide range of fitness apps on the market today. They offer every workout under the sun, plenty of customisation options, and of course, the convenience of doing it all wherever and whenever you want. Ease into that fitspo life with our pick of the best fitness apps.  RECOMMENDED: The best gyms in Singapore and The best obstacle courses in Singapore

Does scrolling through your Instagram feed have you double-tapping countless of images featuring gorgeous one-of-a-kind accessories you wish you own? Instead of giving followers a preview of what's in-store or online via the app, local labels and crafters are selling their unique wares, from apparels and jewellery to home accessories and art, by posting images with a description and price that will have you claiming it by direct messaging them on the spot. To get you started, here are some of the best Singapore-based Insta-stores to follow and shop. RECOMMENDED: 7 cool indie stores in Singapore and Where to shop for eco-friendly products and brands in Singapore 

If you didn’t know that Buona Vista was part of the Queenstown district, you’d be forgiven. While Queenstown retains much of its old-world charm, Buona Vista seems to have hurtled into the distant future with the development of the high-tech business park one-north. Think Mediapolis, Fusionopolis, Biopolis, the ‘Sandcrawler’ building and even The Star Vista, which are architectural marvels that give the subzone a distinct sci-fi skyline.   One thing’s for sure – the Silicon Valley working crowd has created fertile ground for hipster cafés and bars, making this the new cool spot in the West. And Buona Vista (meaning ‘good view’ in Italian) will forever live up to its name for its serene parks and the awesome natural vistas you can catch from its hilly ridges. RECOMMENDED: Ultimate guide to Singapore’s neighbourhoods

It's a modern world we live in now with advanced public transportation systems and super futuristic buildings, but we're still the most superstitious people around. Our irrational belief in all things supernatural means age-old superstitions remain. From the ridiculous to the ones that hold some sort of logic explanation, let's talk superstitions. RECOMMENDED: Where to get your fortune told in Singapore and local ghost stories and urban legends to tell this Halloween