Food

18 years of eating the same ramen chain turned into a full city pop love song, no broth mentioned once, and fans are already booking tables.

A 7-metre Pompompurin looms over VivoCity, mooncake fairs at Great World and NEX count down to Friday, and Lau Pa Sat just got its first proper hambagu!

Ten years of Michelin praise, marked down to S$10 a plate. Ten dishes, one Orchard address, and dessert you can't split alone!

Six stamps could win you a cruise worth over S$10,000. The Japan Rail Fair also has free entry, 20-plus sake tastings and fugu samples!

Want the Eevee? You'll probably get the Psyduck. SUSHIRO's 43-day Pokémon run splits into two waves, zero overlap, and one ruthless S$2.90 way in.

A soju toad in a K-pop idol outfit? JINRO just made V of BTS its face, and Singapore ARMYs can already buy the bottle today.

A S$358 roast splits five ways, wheel-shaped pasta lands on shelves and happy hour runs till 7pm. Race week's real menu is off the track!

Sherry-aged whisky usually costs like a splurge. Glen Grant's new 12-Year-Old Sherry Finish lands in Singapore at just S$99, gift box included.

Fifty free pints vanish before you finish reading this, but this year all of Lau Pa Sat, not just Satay Street, becomes the beer tent.

Two once-in-a-lifetime dinners, one night, zero clones of yourself. Here's what's cooking at Firangi Superstar and Fortuna on 16 September!