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Everyone loves a good burger every now and then. The way its juices trickle down the hand as you chomp down on a fluffy bun loaded with meat and other decadent toppings – it's divine. Our quest for the best burger in Singapore is eternal. Here are some we're really digging at the moment. READ The best Halal restaurants in Singapore if you're looking for Halal burgers and the best healthy restaurants in Singapore and the best gyms in Singapore for when you've had too much
Heritage food in Singapore goes beyond the usual chicken rice and chilli crab. Our culinary landscape is held together by a rich tapestry of dishes from the myriad of cultures that make this city home. Time Out Singapore is proud to present its first ever Dining Series the Time Out Singapore Balik Kampong Heritage Dinner happening on July 25 and 26 as a part of the Singapore Food Festival. In an age where convenience, efficiency and speed reign, it’s a challenge to slow down and catch a breath. Let us take you back to the good old days where people gathered over a meal that’s been laboured over for hours and prepared from the heart. The dinner is an exploration of traditional Eurasian, Peranakan, Malay and Chinese food beyond the conventional, presented by some of Singapore’s top chefs. It sees Damian D'Silva of Folklore, Han Li Guang of Labyrinth, Haikal Johari of Alma by Juan Amador and Pang Kok Keong of Antoinette team up to present a seven-course dinner ($150 nett, including alcohol pairing) that will satisfy and enlighten guests about Singapore’s culinary history. THE CHEFS AND THEIR DISHES Chef Damian D'Silva epitomises the concept of Singaporean heritage food. A stalwart in local culinary scene, he launched Folklore last year to showcase the heirloom recipes that he grew up with – all made from scratch, without any shortcuts. For the Time Out Singapore Balik Kampong Heritage Dinner, he’s created a beef rendang (dry curry) parmentier that draws from both his Eurasia
Forget staying in – give the kids their daily dose of fun (and vitamin D) by letting them loose in these imaginative playgrounds. From illuminated slides to orchid-shaped splash buckets, these public playgrounds have us wishing we were seven again.
Head outdoors and take a spot at these windy places that are perfect for kite flying
Some people visualise lean torsos and six-pack abs while in the gym, others prefer an outdoor view. Here are the fitness clubs and studios in Singapore with a view to die for
World Cup season is finally upon us, and everyone will be tuned in. Whether we're shouting at our television screens or supporting our favourites teams over pints of ice cold beer, there's no denying that our appreciation for the beautiful game goes unheard. Want to know the best places to catch all the live football action for free? Here are the ones we've got our sights set on. RECOMMENDED: The best sports bars in Singapore to catch the FIFA World Cup and three futsal pitches to get your kicks
There's no denying that bookstores are every bookworm favourite place to shop. But what if you'd rather borrow than buy? Whether you're looking for a specialised book, studying or catching up on reading sans the background noises, these libraries in Singapore carry a plethora of genres, as well as house cosy interiors to keep you comfy with a book in hand. RECOMMENDED: The best bookstores in Singapore and the best co-working spaces in Singapore
Singapore’s biggest contemporary dance festival returns with yet another bold line-up featuring both local and international commissions, as well as a plethora of workshops and technique classes to juice up your dancing skills as opposed to hitting the nightclubs. Its ninth edition welcomes an uncompromising attitude of experimentation that explores a wide range of themes. Here are the five highlights to catch. RECOMMENDED: Upcoming performing arts events in Singapore and must-see exhibitions in Singapore
Historically known as Pulau Blakang Mati, which translates to the ‘island of death from behind’ – yikes – Sentosa has come a long way from those darker days. Its current moniker means peace and tranquility, apt for an island dedicated to fun. Here are other bits of trivia we bet you never knew about everyone’s favourite weekend spot
When it comes to light entertainment, we’re front-row frequenters at Singapore’s best comedy clubs. Besides the regular night shows, both local and international comics thrive in the comedy scene here, bringing their gigs and gags to bigger venues such as theatres and arenas. Here are the wisecrackers and fast-quipping superstars we’re looking forward to seeing. RECOMMEND: 10 reasons why you should stay out late in Singapore and best bars in Singapore
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Singapore is as much a culinary paradise with an enviable food heritage and a rich diversity of cuisines from around the world. Not sure where to start dining when you’re visiting? Here’s how to eat your way through an entire day in Singapore, from dawn to dusk.READ The best French, Italian, Japanese and Spanish restaurants in Singapore.
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It’s a given that Little India is colourful, vibrant and a hive of activity – but it’s also changing and gentrifying. There’s never a dull moment on this stretch, here are some of our favourite spots. RECOMMENDED: Where to eat in Little India
Making the most of its verdant beauty and space, the Bukit Timah stretch has always had a buzz about it. And now with the new Downtown line, this 25-kilometre long stretch has finally become accessible to all. These are just a few of its gems. RECOMMENDED: Guide to MacRitchie and Guide to Coronation
What was once Singapore’s sleaze central has smartened up big time thanks to classy new developments like Andaz. While the area is evolving into a mini CBD, it hasn’t gone all business-like just yet. With its mix old-and-new, here are some of our new (and old) favourite haunts. Still can't get enough of what this colourful neighbourhood has to offer? Check out the best cafes in Bugis or go on a bar crawl guide in Bugis when it gets dark out.
Ann Siang Road is home to restored shophouses that house clan associations, restaurants, bars and niche boutiques.
Singapore's infamous redlight district is the place to go your craving for the king of fruits and good food at any hour of the night.
Located within Bukit Timah, the area is home to the Singapore Botanic Gardens, and plenty of restaurants, cafés and shops.
Head to this ulu neighbourhood and check out the revamped Seletar Aerospace Park – chilling to live music or do some plane-spotting.
Hike up Windsor Nature Park and fuel up on prata, burgers, coffee and more at this stretch on Upper Thomson Road.
Named after Hugh Holland (a popular Dutch architect and actor) this laidback neighbourhood is popular with both locals and expats.
