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There’s no shame in pretending you’re a Mukbang star like Stephanie Soo or Zermatt Neo whenever you’re having dinner. While some complain about the gross...

With exciting festivities and activities going on for the next two weeks or so, there's so much to see, do, and eat. If you're the...

Yu Shuxin, widely recognised as Esther Yu, is celebrating Chinese New Year (CNY) here in Singapore. And… you might actually have a decent chance of...

It’s the Year of the Dragon—the most favourable year to have children for Chinese families.  PM Lee, in his annual Chinese New Year address on...

Happy New Year in advance to all those who celebrate Chinese New Year. While we're taking a break from work to rest and spend time...

CNY is around the corner and we can't wait to eat an endless amount of bak kwa and abalone. In fact, you've probably already...

CNY 2024 falls on the weekend of 10 and 11 February, giving you an additional day off on 12 February. Since most of your visiting...

We have an extra day off this CNY on 12 February 2024 (Monday). Since most of your visiting will be done in the first two...

Mee suah, also known as wheat vermicelli, is a very thin variety of salted noodles made from wheat flour. This traditional Hokkien (Fujian) dish is...

With an increasing number of new families deciding to have furkids instead of children, it's more important than ever to include our beloved pets...