Best of Singapore

Quick answer: The best anti-aging serums in Singapore are La Roche-Posay Hyalu B5 (best for sensitive, dehydrated skin), Lancôme Advanced Génifique (best luxury all-rounder, from S$145), Cellnique Anti-Ageing Serum (best clinic-grade option), WANT Anti-Aging Serum (best local pick) and Two […]

Quick answer: Five cooking oil suppliers in Singapore: Q.B. Food Trading (general food wholesaler, since 1979), Gan Hup Lee (rice specialist also selling bulk cooking oil), Yee Lee Oils (dedicated oil wholesaler, Halal-certified), Ngo Chew Hong Edible Oil (part of

Quick answer: This directory covers five bingsu (Korean shaved ice) spots in Singapore: Bingsusu (Esplanade), Plan A Dessert Cafe (The Star Vista), Nunsaram (4 outlets islandwide), Yang Xiao Xian Mango Ice (2 outlets), and Cafe BomBom (2 outlets). These are

Quick answer: Five gluten-free bread sources in Singapore: Oh My Goodness! (social enterprise, dedicated gluten-free facility), The Whole Kitchen (dedicated gluten-free bakery cafes), Bud of Joy (organic sourdough specialist), Baker & Cook (artisan bakery, gluten-free on select days), and Everiday

Quick answer: For wine tastings, education, and specialist imports in Singapore, five names stand out: Fine Wines for WSET certification courses, Simplicity Wines for corporate/private tasting events, Le Vigne for expert-led wine and spirits appreciation, BoundbyWine for community tastings from

Quick answer: Singapore’s sunglasses market spans global icons (Ray-Ban, Oakley), luxury fashion houses (Prada, Gucci), and Korean design-led eyewear (Gentle Monster). We verified each brand’s registration directly against ACRA — four of five UENs check out cleanly, but Oakley’s cited

Quick answer: Singapore’s shampoo shopping runs through global beauty houses (L’Oréal, L’Occitane), a curated multi-brand retailer (Sephora), a niche luxury body-and-hair brand (SABON), and an online Korean-beauty specialist (Hush Cosmetics). We verified each business’s registration against ACRA-sourced records — four

Quick answer: Singapore has several established private cardiology clinics offering consultations, diagnostics (ECG, echocardiography, stress tests), and interventional procedures — mostly around Mount Elizabeth, Novena, and Gleneagles medical centres. This directory lists five, with current contact details. This is directory

Quick answer: Singapore’s electronics shopping runs the gamut from big-box chains to strata-titled tech malls. This list covers five well-established options: Harvey Norman (multi-brand chain), Funan Mall and Sim Lim Square (electronics-focused malls), Mustafa Centre (24-hour megamall), and Challenger (Singapore’s

Quick answer: For iPhones and Apple products specifically in Singapore, five established options stand out: Apple Orchard Road (official flagship), iStudio City Square Mall (Apple Premium Reseller), Singapura Mobile Repair and 8th Ave Mobile (independent repair/trade specialists), and MobyShop (Far

Quick answer: Singapore’s homegrown clothing scene spans affordable everyday basics (iORA, SUPERGURL), modular modern essentials (IN GOOD COMPANY), ethnic wear specialists (Tip Top Collections), and vintage curation (Loop Garms). We verified each business’s registration against ACRA-sourced records and re-checked current

Quick answer: Singapore’s home appliance retail scene spans long-established general electrical retailers (Lion City Company, Mega Discount Store, Ever Joint Electrical Trading), a premium kitchen/laundry specialist (Rina Electrical), and a modern multi-brand store (Yeobuild HomeStore). All five businesses below have

Quick answer: For smartphone brands sold in Singapore, these five brands each operate an official service centre locally: Samsung (broadest lineup and largest service network of the five), Xiaomi and Vivo (value-to-performance, camera-focused), OnePlus (flagship-rival performance), and Nothing (distinctive transparent

Quick answer: This directory covers five gin bars in Singapore: Atlas (Parkview Square, 1,300+ gins), Cin Cin (Oasia Hotel Downtown, 100+ boutique gins), Brass Lion Distillery Tasting Room (self-described as Singapore’s first craft gin distillery), Jigger & Pony (Amara Hotel,

Quick answer: Singapore’s online clothing scene spans homegrown women’s-fashion labels (NEONMELLO, LOVEBONITO) to the regional marketplace ZALORA and the global chain UNIQLO. All five businesses below have been checked against ACRA’s public business registry; registered-office addresses are typically distinct from

Quick answer: This directory covers five whisky-focused brands in Singapore: LA MAISON DU WHISKY (retail + bar, Robertson Quay), THE WHISKY STORE (Quaich Bar, since 2005), THE WHISKY DISTILLERY (The Grande Whisky Museum, Suntec City), TheWhisky.sg (rare whisky, investment consulting),

Quick answer: Singapore’s luggage retail scene spans global brands (Samsonite, RIMOWA), the SGX-listed multi-brand distributor Travelite Holdings, department-store retail (Takashimaya), and the boutique bag specialist The Bag Creature. All five businesses below have been checked against ACRA’s public business registry;

Quick answer: Singapore’s online makeup and beauty retail scene spans the global chain Sephora, homegrown multi-brand retailer Novela, and three K-beauty-focused specialists (Hush Cosmetics, Jungsaemmool, Our Cocomo). All five businesses below have been checked against ACRA’s public business registry; registered-office

Quick answer: This directory covers five dessert brands in Singapore: TOM’S PALETTE (gelato, since 2005), DESSERT FIRST (traditional desserts, since 2009), Mei Heong Yuen Dessert (Chinese desserts, Chinatown, since 2002), L’ECLAIR PATISSERIE (Singapore’s first éclair specialty store, since 2014), and

Quick answer: For rooftop dining in Singapore, this directory covers five venues: HighHouse (One Raffles Place, Pan-Asian), Lantern (Fullerton Bay Hotel, Marina Bay views), Las Palmas (Courtyard by Marriott Novena, Palm Springs-inspired), 1-Altitude Coast (The Outpost Hotel, Sentosa beach club),

Quick answer: This directory covers five birthday-celebration restaurants in Singapore: The Dragon Chamber (speakeasy, Circular Road), Arbora (hilltop, Mount Faber Peak), Lux Cove Seafood Restaurant (East Coast), Good Bites (casual cafe, Bishan), and Black Pepper Multi Cuisine Restaurant (large-group dining,

Quick answer: This directory covers five vegetarian restaurants in Singapore: Whole Earth (Peranakan/Thai, Michelin Bib Gourmand since 2016), Moon Chay Vegetarian (Vietnamese vegan, since 2024), Nalan Restaurant (Indian, two outlets), LingZhi Vegetarian (Chinese, since 1991), and Herbivore (Japanese/Western, since 2010).

Quick answer: This directory covers five date-night restaurants in Singapore: Hopscotch (Capitol) (modern European/fusion, Capitol Kempinski), Cherki (modern Peranakan, Chinese Cultural Centre), Meadesmoore (steakhouse, Boon Tat Street), Maison Boulud (French, Marina Bay Sands), and Waterfall Ristorante Italiano (Southern Italian, Shangri-La

Quick answer: For Italian food in Singapore, this directory covers five restaurants: Acqua e Farina (Rail Mall, Naples/Milan chefs, since 2016), Sospiri (rooftop, IOI Central Boulevard Towers, Southern Italian), Casa Vostra (Raffles City, Neapolitan pizza, since 2024), Pete’s Place (Grand

Quick answer: This directory covers five rooftop bars in Singapore: MR STORK (Andaz Singapore, teepee huts), VUE Skybar & Grill (OUE Bayfront, binchotan grilling), LeVeL33 (Marina Bay Financial Centre, Guinness World Record microbrewery), Artemis Grill & Sky Bar (CapitaGreen, Mediterranean-inspired),

Quick answer: For buying wine in Singapore — retail, rare vintages, or delivery — start with these five: Wine Connection (retail chain + bistros), Fine Wines (rare Bordeaux/Burgundy merchant), Wine.Delivery and Wines Online (fast online ordering), and Benchmark Wines (direct-from-vineyard

Quick answer: This directory covers five Thai restaurants in Singapore: Bumbu Restaurant (Thai/Indonesian/Peranakan, Michelin Bib Gourmand, halal), New Thai Food (Woodlands; team from Nong Khai, Thailand), Sawadee Thai Cuisine (Central Thai, Bugis, since 2001), Aroy-Dee Thai Kitchen (Boat Quay, since

Quick answer: This directory covers five halal restaurants in Singapore: The Ramen Stall (Japanese, Kampong Glam), The Malayan Council (Malay-Asian fusion, multiple outlets), Beirut Grill (Lebanese, Kampong Glam), Pistachio Restaurant (Mediterranean/Middle Eastern, Orchard Road), and Kazbar (Middle Eastern, CBD). Looking

Quick answer: This directory covers five seafood restaurants in Singapore: Jumbo Seafood (chilli crab chain, since 1987), Long Beach Seafood (black pepper crab, multiple outlets), Palm Beach Seafood (One Fullerton, historically linked to chilli crab’s origin), New Ubin Seafood (zi

Quick answer: This directory covers five Asian restaurants in Singapore: Baba Chews Bar and Eatery (Peranakan-fusion, Katong heritage building), Soi Social (Thai, Resorts World Sentosa), Takagi Ramen (Japanese tonkotsu ramen, 13 outlets islandwide), Cherki (Peranakan-fusion, Chinese Cultural Centre), and Hua

Quick answer: This directory covers five Indian restaurants in Singapore: Rang Mahal (fine dining, Pan Pacific, since 1971), YANTRA (fine dining, Tanglin Mall), Kailash Parbat (North Indian brand est. 1952, Little India), The Mangotree (South/North Indian, Katong, since 2001), and