Hyrox 2025: Three athletes and trainers share how F45 training has shaped them for success and Singapore’s functional fitness revolution

Functional fitness has taken Singapore by storm, from studio floors to large-scale events like Hyrox, taking place over the weekend. Once seen as the domain of athletes and hardcore trainers, it’s now the go-to workout for everyday people who want to feel stronger, move better, and train with purpose. And leading the charge is F45, one of the pioneers of circuit-style functional training in Singapore, … Continue reading Hyrox 2025: Three athletes and trainers share how F45 training has shaped them for success and Singapore’s functional fitness revolution

A Sanctuary in Siem Reap: How The Aviary Hotel Redefines Eco-Luxury, According to General Manager Joffrey Thin-Gris

In the heart of Siem Reap, just moments from the ancient wonder of Angkor Wat, The Aviary Hotel stands as both a stylish stay and a sanctuary where wellness, sustainability, and Cambodian artistry intertwine. As global travelers increasingly seek meaningful, restorative journeys, The Aviary has become a symbol of mindful travel in Cambodia: a place where every detail, from the locally sourced furnishings to the … Continue reading A Sanctuary in Siem Reap: How The Aviary Hotel Redefines Eco-Luxury, According to General Manager Joffrey Thin-Gris

More Than All White: An Interview with Le Dîner en Blanc Singapore 2025 organiser Chiang Yee

Last held in 2018, Le Dîner en Blanc returns to Singapore in 2025, and promises a brand new experience under its host – 18 year-old Chiang Yee, fresh out of school and the youngest ever to helm the event in Singapore. And despite his age, Chiang Yee is more than confident of making this hotly-anticipated return a roaring success, with big plans to make this … Continue reading More Than All White: An Interview with Le Dîner en Blanc Singapore 2025 organiser Chiang Yee

Food For Now: An Interview with Violet Oon, on the new flagship Dempsey Hill restaurant, and the legacy of the brand

Violet Oon Singapore has unveiled its most ambitious venture yet with the opening of its flagship standalone restaurant at Dempsey Hill. Spanning over 6,000 square feet, the space blends modern elegance with rich Peranakan heritage, from its lush edible garden and pet-friendly alfresco veranda to interiors adorned with antique Nyonya tiles and heirloom family photos. The new menu is a vibrant tribute to Singapore’s culinary … Continue reading Food For Now: An Interview with Violet Oon, on the new flagship Dempsey Hill restaurant, and the legacy of the brand

Lion City Sailors Confident ahead of Finals clash with Sarjah FC in AFC Champions League Elite 2 Finals

Singapore’s only privatised football club, Lion City Sailors, are just one step away from rewriting football history. They take on United Arab Emirates powerhouse Sharjah FC in the inaugural AFC Champions League Two Final, with home advantage and belief firmly on their side. The Sailors’ incredible run to the final has already turned heads across the continent. Having beaten top-tier opponents from Thailand, China, Japan, … Continue reading Lion City Sailors Confident ahead of Finals clash with Sarjah FC in AFC Champions League Elite 2 Finals

Tipple Time: An Interview with John Wei, founder of homegrown craft beer Brewlander on the upcoming second edition of Brewnanza Fest

Over the last few years, the craft beer industry has been steadily growing. From a group of enthusiasts talking about hops and experimenting with their own home brews, to becoming business owners actually daring to take the risk and enter the market, Singapore’s craft beer scene has since flourished. Now, with plenty of brands becoming household names, and enough fans that take an interest in … Continue reading Tipple Time: An Interview with John Wei, founder of homegrown craft beer Brewlander on the upcoming second edition of Brewnanza Fest

Tipple Time: Craft Beer For Everyone with Mikkeller Singapore

If I told you that we were going to drink craft beer at a hawker centre, the first reaction you might have is one of surprise. After all, one of our immediate thoughts when the words ‘beer’ and ‘hawker centre’ is old men sitting around a table crowded with bottles, talking trash while beer aunties hover around them offering another round of Tiger. But with … Continue reading Tipple Time: Craft Beer For Everyone with Mikkeller Singapore

Going Green: The Future of Wine – An Interview with VIVANT wine advisor Matt Ayre

Just because we can’t gather in large groups anymore, doesn’t mean we can’t find a way to enjoy ourselves together, apart. Even when it comes to something like wine tasting, given enough innovation and out of the box thinking, it’s completely possible to replicate the experience online. Which is why for anyone, anywhere in the world looking to expand their knowledge in the field, the … Continue reading Going Green: The Future of Wine – An Interview with VIVANT wine advisor Matt Ayre

Tipple Time: Sake brewery Nihonsakari rebrands as Sakari Sake

Formerly known as Nihonsakari, one of the world’s biggest Sake breweries has now rebranded itself as Sakari Sake. Founded in 1889 by five young people in Nishinomiya, the original Nihonsakari sake is distinct for using Miyamizu, the pristine water from the Rokko Mountains. Nishinomiya is also well-known for being the home terroir for Yamada Nishiki rice, often considered one of the best short-grain rice to … Continue reading Tipple Time: Sake brewery Nihonsakari rebrands as Sakari Sake

Tipple Time: Mikkeller Bar re-opens in Singapore, this time at Chinatown Complex Food Centre

After vacating their original premises at DECK on Prinsep Street, and their later taproom at Purvis Street, Danish craft beer brewery Mikkeller is back on our shores, this time taking over a hawker stall at Chinatown Complex Food Centre, formerly occupied by Smith Street Taps and Friends, an extension of Smith Street Taps that continues to operate a couple stalls down. Mikkeller’s new joint was … Continue reading Tipple Time: Mikkeller Bar re-opens in Singapore, this time at Chinatown Complex Food Centre