Batik apparel made by Singapore label, YeoMama Batik

Make a fashion statement as a family with these unique Batik apparel which sport either matching prints, colours or designs! Photo Credit: YeoMama Batik

Modern batik cheongsam made by Singapore label, YeoMama Batik

In Chinese culture, yellow symbolises power and prosperity, and is traditionally worn by emperors of ancient China. Photo Credit: YeoMama Batik

Sustainable jewellery made by Singapore label, WoonHung

Built on the pillars of sustainability and traditional craft, each piece of jewellery at WoonHung utilises natural materials and the skill of traditional jewellery makers and craftspeople of Cebu. Photo Credit: WoonHung

Singapore independent bookstore, BooksActually, and its wide range of unique titles

After shopping for your favourite books, head to Plain Vanilla Bakery (Unit 1D) just a couple of blocks down the same street to treat yourself to a taste of their popular cupcakes. Photo Credit: BooksActually

Quirky kopi tote bags that are a true Singaporean icon sold at wheniwasfour

Here’s a side-by-side comparison of the normal kopi bag with the XL Kopi Dabao Bag! The resemblance is uncanny. Photo Credit: wheniwasfour

A shot of some of the sustainable furniture available at Singapore multi-label retailer, For The Common Good

For The Common Good stocks beautiful rattan furniture from Studiohiji, and indoor and outdoor woven mats from PDM BRAND, both of which are brands that create furniture from sustainably sourced materials. Photo Credit: For The Common Goods

A stack of kaya toast on a green plate

The kaya toast scene only took off in Singapore in the 2000s, despite being around since 1919.

Hawker Chan Soya Sauce Chicken Rice & Noodle stall front in Singapore

Hawker Chan is also known as the cheapest Michelin-starred restaurant in the world, being the first hawker stall to be awarded a Michelin star in 2016.

A table full of authentic Malay dishes prepared by Hajah Maimunah, a popular restaurant in Singapore

Hjh Maimunah has been featured on the late celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain’s television show ‘No Reservations’. The restaurant is famous for its wide range of unique dishes including siput sedut (sea snails cooked in a rich coconut curry).

Laksa chips

Imagine all the flavours of Singapore Laksa (spicy coconut milk-based noodle soup) packed in one mind-blowing potato chip! Photo credit: F.EAST

A row of Irvin’s famous Fish Skin snack with salted egg flavour

From croissants to cocktails and even ice cream, the salty egg flavour has been adapted into many types of food. But fish skin has continued to be Irvin’s signature snack.

A row of myEureka Popcorn

Keep your eyes peeled for popcorn coming in unique flavour combinations like Spicy Cuttlefish, White Coffee and Butterscotch.

A bowl of colourful iced gem biscuits

These iced gem biscuits have somewhat become an icon in Singapore, appearing in jewellery and even throw cushions.

A line of up of electric go-karts on the race track

Unlike conventional go-karts which are powered with petrol or diesel, The Karting Arena’s electric race karts are lighter, giving racers the ability to experience faster acceleration. Photo credit: The Karting Arena

Singapore’s first indoor mini-golf, Holey Moley

One of the many movie-themed putt holes for you to post on your Instagram feeds! Photo credit: Holey Moley Singapore

The Sembawang Hot Springs Park is a natural hot spring and a public park in Singapore

Besides dipping your toes into the warm inviting waters at Singapore’s only natural hot spring, there’s a Floral Walk where visitors can get to know the fruit trees and edible plants commonly found in kampungs seen in the 1960s and 1990s. Photo credit: NParks