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It's the weekend! Leave the urban hustle behind and escape into the chill surroundings of East Coast. The best East Coast cafes not only satisfies your cravings with delicious food and quality brew, they also provide a serene ambiance for you to spend your day. From the people behind Atlas Coffeehouse, Lunar Coffee Brewers, Columbus Coffee Co., and Apollo Coffee...
As at the time of writing, Villa Marina is 23 years old, so it’s certainly no spring chicken. Maybe it’s a function of its age, but I do believe that Villa Marina has been overlooked by most people mainly because it has such larger-than-life neighbours. These massive developments (Mandarin Gardens, Neptune Court, and Laguna Park) often take up headlines...
There are quite a number of new East Coast café openings, that we decided to dedicate one just to Siglap. The present area of Siglap was founded by Tok Lasam. He sailed to Singapore to escape the Dutch in the 1660s (irony that there is a famous Dutch Colony café around here now). Accordingly, dark thunder clouds appeared in the area which led to the name “Si-Gelap” – derived from the Malay word ‘gelap’ meaning “darkness that conceals”. From Moroccan-style Brunch, the “Best Mee Siam in Singapore” to modern Indonesian-Chinese food, here are 10 cafes to check out at Siglap:...
The Straits Times It is the highest number killed in a single traffic accident in the past decade, say police Rescuers from the Singapore Civil Defence Force at the scene of the accident at 37 Tanjong Pagar Road yesterday. A BMW M4 Coupe had smashed into a vacant shophouse there before bursting into flames, killing all five men, aged 26 to 29, in the car.PHOTO: SONG SENG WUN Mr Jonathan Long (above), Mr Eugene Yap, Mr Elvin Tan Yong Hao and Mr Gary Wong Hong Chieh were in a BMW M4 coupe with Mr Teo Qi Xiang when the car crashed in Tanjong Pagar at about 5.40am yesterday. All five men had at o...