In Singapore there is so much to offer in terms of food, that it is impossible to have tried everything. It is therefore better to also go out for lunch, then you have a better chance of tasting a lot. The hawker centres or dim sum are always good for lunch, but if you want… More Delicious lunch restaurants in Singapore
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“Food heaven” Singapore has so much to offer for foodies. All kitchens of the world are represented: Indian, Japanese, Chinese, French, African, Indonesian, Italian, Korean, Vietnamese and you can even find a Dutch snackbar in Singapore. And of course there is the fusion kitchen, combining all flavours. With almost 5.000 restaurants in Singapore it’s very… More My favourite restaurants in Singapore
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Since we arrived in Singapore a year ago, the borders are closed due to the ongoing pandemic. The only way to use your passport anyway and cross Singapore’s borders is the “Cruise to Nowhere”. Yup, that’s right: Nowhere… Although normally I would never choose a cruise for a holiday (because I just like more adventure… More Time for a Cruise to… Nowhere
As you might have understood from my previous posts about Singapore: the food is amazing here! That makes it damn hard to make a list with “best restaurants”. I decided to create multiple lists for Singapore for different “food cravings”. In this blog I share my favorite spots for dim sum and dumplings, in random… More Dumplings & Dim Sum
Although Singapore is not famous for her beautiful beaches and relaxed beach holidays, you can definitely leave the city behind for a day (or two) and pretend you’re on a tropical island (okay, you do have to imagine that the huge container ships at the coast don’t exist, but the white sandy beach and palm… More Best Beach Clubs in Singapore
You can find them on almost every corner in Singapore: hawker centres. Hawker centres are the food courts of Singapore. The stalls in these food courts are usually owned by the older generation Singaporeans. The average age of the stall holders (also called “uncles”) is 59 years. All Asian kitchens are gathered here and every… More Singapore’s hawker centres: UNESCO cultural heritage
Singapore is just a little red dot on the map of the world, but this tiny country has a lot to offer. Especially if you’re looking for places to eat or drink. Since alcohol in Singapore is (very) expensive, why not enjoy your drink at a superb location? Many bars and restaurants in Singapore are… More My 9 favourite rooftop bars in Singapore
A couple of months ago I moved to Singapore for the job of my boyfriend Coen. I’ve quit my job as a lawyer in The Netherlands and would look for a new job in Singapore. And of course we were going to travel a lot. Unfortunately, the start of our expat life was a little… More Starting a travel blog in a pandemic
Last December my boyfriend Coen and I decided to move to Singapore for Coen’s work. That was the start of planning our new adventure; expatlife was around the corner!… More The start of our expat adventure
Before I moved to Singapore, I was a lawyer for six years, so I could not resist to find out about the rules and regulations in Singapore. Better be prepared, right!? I ran into some interesting rules during this “case-study”. If you’re going to Singapore, be aware! 1. Chewing gum prohibited Importing (and selling) chewing… More Singapore – Don’ts
