Jude Elliot Tan

Finding a restaurant that cooks a mouth-watering steak is rare, but don’t feel blue. Thanks to our well-done list of the best steak restaurants in Singapore, you’re sure to find a happy medium. We hunt down the joints with the juiciest and most marbled slabs of beef – plus chefs that know just how to prepare them. So what are you waiting for? Get a moo-ve on! RECOMMENDED: The best burgers in Singapore and The best rooftop bars with views in Singapore

Some calls can't go unanswered – we’re talking about those late-night stomach growls that you can’t shake off with a protein bar or fruit. Well, well, if you're living in Singapore, one thing's for sure. You'll never go hungry at any time of the day, whether it's 4pm or 4am. For something more substantial (and delicious), saunter down to these 24-hour joints and restaurants that open till late for some post-OT or just a dirty supper with friends. There's nothing worse than going to bed hangry and unsatisfied. RECOMMENDED: Guide to Singapore after dark and the best late-night massage parlours in Singapore

Singapore may be one of the most expensive cities in the world, but good things need not necessarily have to come at a price. These free museums are the perfect day activity for tourists looking to find out more about our nation's history and culture and are also great for locals who want to rediscover what their homeland has to offer. The next time you have a free weekend, tick one (or two) museums off this list. Get cultured without having to spend a dime – because sometimes the best things in life really are free. RECOMMENDED The best museums in Singapore and the best urban art trails in Singapore  

Looking for the best family restaurants in Singapore? Look no further than our list of themed restaurants, eateries with play areas and diners with menus specifically catered for the kiddos. These kid-friendly restaurants offer everything from mouth-watering Italian fare to colourful milkshakes and there's even a Harry Potter-themed restaurant that's bound to be a treat for the little ones. And for dessert, we've compiled a list of Singapore's best ice-cream shops for a sweet treat on a hot day. What are you waiting for? Get in on some delicious eats!  RECOMMENDED The best free waterparks in Singapore and the best indoor playgrounds in Singapore

Looking to jam out with friends, or record your latest music project with the band? It's time to head down to these music studios to show them what you're made of. Keep the rockstar dream alive with these jamming studios in Singapore that are fully-equipped with top-notch instruments and systems. RECOMMENDED: Upcoming concerts in Singapore and best live music venues in Singapore  

Put on your thinking cap at these escape rooms that are filled with puzzles and vexing scenarios to test your friendships. Without giving too much away, we clue you in on some of the best escape rooms Singapore has to offer. Be strategic about who you enter these simulations with – grab a couple of your brainier friends and work your way through our top picks. RECOMMENDED: The best hiking trails in Singapore and the top things to do this month

Here at Time Out Singapore, we think no one should be left out of the Chinese New Year festivities. We made a bunch of "how-to" guides of the most popular games to play at your reunion dinner or when you visit your relatives during these 15 days. With Ban-luck, your New Year luck is really put to the test. With a possibility of winning twice, triple or even seven-times the amount you bet, this card game makes for a thrilling time around the table. RECOMMENDED: The best Chinese New Year takeaways and the best places to buy Chinese New Year decorations

We've all been there. Looking for an easy card game to play in school in between classes? Dai Di it is. This game of Big Two is also a popular game to play during Chinese New Year, post-reunion dinner feasting. With Dai Di, any group of four can become a powerhouse of excitement with players constantly trying to one-up each other. Ah... what better way to celebrate the festive season? RECOMMENDED: The best Chinese New Year takeaways and the best places to buy Chinese New Year decorations

Tired of fishing for compliments? Then try real (or, reel) fishing instead, it’s much easier – all you need is a rod, bait, a little luck and a whole lot of patience. Of course knowing the right spots will definitely help increase the odds, so here’s a list of the best places for fishing and prawning in Singapore. Trust us and give these places a shot, the compliments will come naturally. RECOMMENDED: Best beaches in Singapore and the best hiking trails in Singapore

Playgrounds and dog runs at the various parks in Singapore have since reopened and it's time to ease your cuddly companion out of lockdown with a game of fetch or a run around the lush green space – without a leash. A day out to these dog parks, runs, and green fields make a great alternative to the usual stroll around the neighbourhood. Plus, it's sure to make your dog's tail wagging. However, do keep 'em on a leash when you step out of the dog run, or when things get heated up with other doggos. And remember to keep a safe distance of at least one-metre apart from other pet owners. RECOMMENDED: The best pet shops in Singapore and the best animal shelters to adopt a rescue

Stuck in Tanjong Pagar with a couple of hours to kill? Instead of wandering idly around the Central Business District of Singapore wondering what on earth to do, check out our list of the best unexpected things to try out just a few minutes walk away from Tanjong Pagar MRT – it’s more than just office buildings, hotels, and bad morning traffic, y’know. RECOMMENDED: The ultimate guide to the rail corridor in Singapore and the best parks in Singapore by neighbourhood 

Once a prominent red-light district littered with brothels in 1960s, Keong Saik Road has long eradicated the impression people have of the street. This bustling stretch of eateries, shops and offices has somehow seamlessly fused the traditional with modern to offer some of the most unique (and delicious) places in Singapore. From gourmet restaurants and trendy bars to even bespoke tailors, Keong Saik is filled with an endless array of options as you traverse its row of shophouses.  RECOMMENDED: The ultimate guide to Singapore's neighbourhoods