Some people are fanatical about Apple and some about Bitcoin. Me, I have a Uniqlo fetish. But it’s not because I particularly like their aesthetics. It’s because Uniqlo makes really...

We’re well into 2019, and Grab still isn’t giving away promo codes like before. Even now that its rival Gojek is 100% live and already downloaded on our phones. But…...

The default frequent flyer programme for 99% of Singaporean travellers is Singapore Airlines’ KrisFlyer. That’s partly due to national pride and SQ’s strong branding, but largely because SQ serves the...

Ask any Singaporean to name their favourite cheap dessert and you’re likely to hear cheng tng or bubur cha cha, not fluffy strawberry cakes, Hokkaido milk ice cream and matcha chocolates. But...

By now, every Singaporean with an internet connection would have watched all 8 episodes of the Netflix series Tidying Up with Marie Kondo and fallen head over heels in love...

If you can stop playing Farm Heroes Saga or Farm Frenzy for just a moment, you’ll realise that there are actually quite a lot of real farms that Singaporeans can...

Guess the folks at NTUC Income are being pushed to think out of the box, because they’re now pushing this new insurance concept that supposedly protects you against Grab, Gojek...

If you’ve been lamenting the ever-escalating Grab fares and lack of promo codes throughout most of 2018 (RIP Uber – never forget), you’re in for a treat now that the...

Just like, um, everything related to Chinese New Year, CNY reunion dinners are really expensive. Gone are the days where you’d just throw some Dodo fishballs and shitake mushrooms into a...

While there are a million ways to entertain yourself for free on the internet – like reading bo liao subreddits, trolling Ah Bengs on forums, and swiping right on everyone...

Writing these Chinese New Year articles has been extremely illuminating. For one thing, I discovered that Singaporeans actually do crazy things for CNY, and for another, I leant that a...

Maybank’s insurance arm Etiqa is one of the many newcomers on the car insurance scene that are giving lao jiaos like NTUC and AIG a run for their money. Literally,...

Update: Effective from Nov 5 2019, e-scooters have been banned from footpaths. You can only use them on park connectors and bicycle lanes. Non-UL2272 e-scooters can be disposed at 180 locations...

AXA is one of the more respected brand names when it comes to car insurance in Singapore. But it can be difficult to choose the right AXA car insurance plan...

AIG car insurance is definitely for traditionalists, as it is one of the “old guard” insurers that have been in Singapore for decades. It might be a well-regarded brand, but...

Ready to make your first million? Read this guide. J/K, I’m not going to tell you how to get rich quick. But if you’re looking to start your own small business and...

The first time I heard of Ang Mo Supermarket was through my grandmother. She cheerfully told me that she goes to the one near her flat in Potong Pasir.

Value Dollar (Valu$) and ABC Bargain Centre have been around in the heartlands for the longest time. Surely you must have seen those “FIRE SALE!!!” signs before? via GIPHY Despite...

2019 is the year you finally get your ass in shape, and according to everyone (= your hot neighbour, some people on Reddit and an article you read on World...

Let me just get the obvious out of the way: With the exception of Blogilates a.k.a. Cassey Ho, pilates isn’t quite as glamorous as yoga. I mean, no one goes...

Maybe you’re still catching your breath from the Standard Chartered marathon last weekend, but, believe it or not, some sibei siao on runners are already locking in their slots for...

The Green Party is a new chain of budget gift shops, with outlets at Plaza Singapura, Bedok Mall, Downtown East and Northpoint currently. Upon first glance, it looks like a Miniso clone,...

When I was a kid, going to IKEA Singapore was the most exciting thing in the world. IKEA was, hands down, the best amusement park in town in the ‘90s. Times...

This post was written in collaboration with RedMart. While we are financially compensated by them, we nonetheless strive to maintain our editorial integrity and review products with the same objective...

Tokyu Hands is like a really expensive Daiso. Think weird, cool or just plain kawaii Japanese gadgets, only, well, a lot more than $2 each. But it’s definitely a fun place...