Chinese New Year feasts in Singapore to celebrate the Year of the Tiger
Whether you want local favourites at a traditional restaurant, or a tasting at home, here’s some great dining in and out options to usher in the Year of the Tiger.
What to do in Singapore (when you think you’ve done it all)
Been there, done that? ANZA Executive Committee Members share their lesser-known things to do, see and try in Singapore.
Hotspots: Din Tai Fung
For guaranteed great Chinese food, including a Lunar New Year Yu Sheng to remember, you can always rely on Din Tai Fung
10 minutes with Ms M S Shanti
Tell us about your role at JCU ...
I ensure that students receive excellent academic administrative service. This is done by leading the teams which deliver the processes and services from admission, enrolment, examination, graduation,...
Hotspots: Whisky Tasting at Ren Lounge
Raf Dalmau lives the high life with some whisky tasting in honour of the Yamazaki 55, alongside a stunning omakase pairing menu created by Ren Lounge Chef Samuel Liu.
What’s on in Singapore in January 2022
New museums, art exhibitions and theatre performances offer plenty to do in Singapore over the next few weeks.
Hotspots: Open Farm Community
We embraced Mother Nature at Open Farm Community where their new communal Farm Feast and fabulous organic wine selection make a meal to remember.
Recipe: Sticky Date Pudding
Topped with brûléed bananas, salted caramel sauce, crispy buckwheat and vanilla ice cream, Baker & Cook’s warm Sticky Date Pudding is perfect for any occasion.
Happy New Year from the Australian High Commission
The start of a new year is inevitably a time to reflect and look ahead with optimism at what’s to come. Australia’s bilateral relationship with Singapore is one of our closest and most enduring...
Seeing the year out with High Commissioner Jo Tyndall
The past year has been filled with uncertainty and change, and loss of connection, freedom and lives. No doubt all of us, myself included, hoped that 2021 would bring us back to some sense...