Huawei has surprised the world with its revolutionary P20 smartphone and to be honest, ever since news of it came about; I was very much tempted to get my hands on it because the P20 is not just an ordinary smartphone. In fact, the P20 is the world’s first Leica triple camera smartphone that is armed with the world’s largest 40-megapixel lens and a ridiculously high ISO of 102400! What this means is that low-light photography is possible and every image taken by the P20 can be printed billboard-sized without being pixelated.
What I also do like about the P20 is its big battery capacity of 4000mAh and that is almost one and a half times more than the iPhone X! This means that with the P20, you can take more photos than usual and share them on social media all day long!
Running on Huawei’s one Kirin 970 AI chipset, the P20 can optimise itself to your usage habits and dedicate more RAM to those more frequently used apps!
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Having heard and read so many positive reviews about the P20, I have no doubt that Huawei is one step to becoming one of the top market leaders in the highly competitive smartphone industry with a niche in smartphone photography.
With an attractive price point, the P20 is definitely the smartphone to get if you’re into photography because you don’t need to lug all your gears to take those visually stunning photographs!
For more information about the Huawei P20, you can check it out here!
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Lazada turns 6 this year and from 24th to 26th April, there are more than 600 flash deals and vouchers worth up to $120 to be given away! That’s not all!
Lazada will be offering some pretty exclusive and limited brand Surprise Boxes worth $100 and they are going for only $29! With brands like ASUS, Laneige, JBL, and even Hasbro; these brand Surprise Boxes will certainly be a steal.
Now, I have the privilege of unveiling the Lazada X ASUS Accessories Surprise Box and out of the many items that are inside the Suprise Box, I will reveal one item that can be found in the Surprise Box!
Are you ready?
Ta-dah!
One of the items that you can find in the Lazada X ASUS Accessories Surprise Box is the ASUS ROG Strix Impact Gaming Mouse worth $89 and if you are an avid gamer, this is one Surprise Box you do not want to miss!
Available on the 24 April 2018, Tuesday @ 2 pm; I am pretty sure all the gamers out there will certainly want to get their hands on this so if you are one of them, set your alarm clock and get your fingers ready to do some serious shopping because these Surprise Boxes tend to get snagged up really fast!
About the ASUS ROG Strix Impact Gaming Mouse
The ASUS ROG Strix Impact Gaming Mouse is a Lightweight optical MOBA gaming mouse with an ergonomic-ambidextrous design featuring ASUS Aura Sync RGB LED lighting technology.
Some other features include:
Omron® switches with 50-million-click durability
Left and right buttons separated from body chassis for improved responsiveness
Low-friction, drag-free cable with specialized soft rubber coating
DPI switch with indicator for on-the-fly sensitivity adjustments
Intuitive ROG Armoury software interface for easy customization of button, performance, and lighting settings
If gaming is not your cup of tea, you might want to look out for 4 exclusive premium beauty boxes that are going for $50 and if you did not manage to snag up any Surprise Boxes, fret not because there are many other products that are having a discount of up to 90% off!
Get ready for an exciting birthday bash with Lazada as they turn 6!
I hope to share this as early as I could but because I was bound for Bangkok right after the show, I wasn’t able to. Now that I’m back, I hope to get this piece done so that you all don’t miss this great opportunity to catch “The Secret”, Jay Chou’s Jukebox Musical.
About “The Secret”- Jay Chou’s Jukebox Musical
Jay Chou’s “The Secret”, is a ground-breaking new Chinese musical blending the power of Jay Chou’s pop music with his award-winning film, into a fantastic engaging new Broadway musical format. Created by a Tony award-winning Broadway team, “The Secret” is a romantic, funny, heart-warming story about love and family; bridging time and space.
My Personal Thoughts & Opinions
I really enjoyed the production throughout and there were many moments when I broke out in laughter and tears. The casts did a wonderful job of engaging the audience and I really wouldn’t mind watching the show a second time. If you have watched Jay Chou’s movie, “Secret”; you might find the plot of the musical to be rather similar. However, not everything in the musical is the same as the movie and furthermore, the experience of watching a musical is definitely different from watching a movie. There were even times when I unknowingly started humming and singing to Jay Chou’s songs during the musical just because I was so immersed in the performance.
This is a passion, friendship, love, family and youth filled musical not to be missed! You will laugh, you will cry and you will sing; so get ready for a really good show and standby some tissue papers.
If you have not caught The Secret, Jay Chou’s Jukebox Musical; don’t miss this opportunity and book your tickets as the show closes this Sunday!
THE SECRET is an adaptation of Chinese pop star Jay Chou’s multi award-winning directorial debut, Secret. THE SECRET’s storyline is a travel through time with a student and piano major, Xianglun, and the beautiful and mysterious Xiaoyu, his fellow student. A beautiful romantic love story unfolds as the secret that connects them is revealed.
Created by award-winning Broadway team, the musical features Jay Chou’s 25 most famous songs – Clear Stars <<星晴>>, Listen to Mother’s Words <<听妈妈的话>>, Simple Love <<简单爱>>, The Tea Grandpa Makes <<爷爷泡的茶>>, Rooftop <<屋顶>>, The Fragrance of Rice <<稻香>>, Nocturnes <<夜曲>>, and Fine Day <<晴天>>, Dandelion’s Promise <<蒲公英的约定>> in addition to hilarious large scale production numbers of Sailors Afraid of Water <<水手怕>> and Cowboy is Very Busy <<牛仔很忙>>.
Travelling solo as a woman can be rather daunting. But the reality is, there are many women who travel solo and are more independent and confident because of it!
Courtesy of YOTEL Singapore, here are the top 5 must-dos for ladies who are embracing solo travelling for the first time:
1. Stay In Touch & Connected
When you’re travelling alone, it’s always important to keep your loved ones updated on your whereabouts. Dealing with a bad connectivity or limited internet access can be frustrating, especially during talk time, so be sure to check your lodging’s internet capabilities. YOTEL Singapore, for instance, offers unlimited and super-strength WIFI for all guests – so, you won’t have to worry about the internet being patchy when you on a video call with mum.
We all know that picking a good location to stay is important, but even more so when you’re travelling alone for the first time. Staying in a city centre can definitely help you feel more secure, and it’s a great spot that’s typically walking distance from public transport. Take YOTEL Singapore for example, it’s situated in the heart of Singapore’s shopping district and just minutes away from buses and trains – easy peasy!
Packing light doesn’t mean looking like a hobo, you can still take your cute outfits along, but striking a balance is key! Pack a good mix of clothes and shoes suitable for activities that you’re planning to do – adventures, nightlife or a trip to the museum – and bring pieces that you can mix and match to wear them in more than one way. Rolling your clothes instead of folding them is also another great way to save on baggage space. And of course, apart from a girl’s beauty essentials, skip the shampoo, soap and conditioner which hotels like, YOTEL, readily provide.
Ask any seasoned traveller and they’ll tell you that nothing ever goes to plan. Be it getting lost or going to a museum that happens to be closed, it’s always important to be prepared and have a Plan B so that you don’t waste time researching during your trip. Also remember to always keep important names, addresses and numbers on hand – grabbing the hotel’s business card at the reception is a quick way to do this and it certainly comes in super handy if you don’t speak the local language.
Travelling solo doesn’t have to be lonely. There are always plenty of opportunities to make new friends while you’re exploring a new city. The best place to start could even be in your hotel lobby! Have a chat with them and who knows, maybe you’ll end up exploring the city together. You could also join a tour to mingle with other tourists or join online travel communities like Meetup or Facebook groups to see if they organise events in the area that you’re travelling to. By the end of your trip, you’d have met a whole new bunch of people!
(Image of Mission Control, by YOTEL Singapore)
Last but not least, always trust your gut. If you’ve got a sinking feeling that something isn’t right, then it probably isn’t, so always be on your guard!
Psst… I just have to share this with you!
Guests looking to book with YOTEL can register for a membership that will save at least 10% each time they book their stay in New York, Boston and Singapore. Membership is simple and easy, with no blackout dates and no restrictions – all you need to do is just sign up here.
The entertainment industry is not for the faint-hearted. The road to fame and fortune is littered with broken dreams and for every success story, there are a thousand people who never made it as a professional actor. This is not to say you won’t ever make a living in the industry, but it’s important to maintain a sense of realism. Most successful actors spend many years in the wilderness before they score their lucky break – and often, “luck” is what it takes to be a success.
Despite the trials and tribulations that you will almost certainly face in your quest to be an actor, with talent and determination, you can have a career treading the boards on stage or on a TV or movie set. Here’s what you need to know to get your career off to a flying start.
Start Early
If acting is in your blood, you will be a performer from a very young age. You are unlikely to go into the industry if performing in front of an audience makes your blood run cold; so take every opportunity to score parts in school plays, amateur theatre groups, and any other venues where you can hone your talent.
Learn the Right Skills
Acting is a job like any other, so you will need the right skills. Going to drama school is a tried and tested route into the entertainment industry, so if you are still at school but have a burning desire to act, now would be a good time to look at suitable schools where your talent can be nurtured. This acting school can help mould you into a performer – they offer day and night classes and you can pay weekly.
You don’t need to be a young and gifted entertainer to benefit from acting classes. Anyone can sign up. It’s a great way to learn new skills and learn about up-and-coming casting calls. You may even be spotted by a casting director, agent, or producer!
Build a Resume
The more experience you have, the better, so apply for as many acting jobs as possible. Even if you aspire to work in the theatre, don’t dismiss other types of work, as all experience counts. A full resume is much better than a sparsely populated resume unless you are just starting out, of course.
Hire an Agent
In the early days, you won’t need an agent, but if you take your career seriously, an agent will prove invaluable. Their job is to maximise their network of contacts in the industry to get you auditions for suitable roles. Many auditions won’t be advertised, so without an agent, you wouldn’t know about them.
Network
Work hard to build a network of contacts within the industry. Thanks to social media, this is now easier than ever. Build your brand by creating a website and keeping it updated with news, links to your work product, and anything else that might catch the eye of a producer or casting director.
If acting is your dream, don’t give up. You will have your chance to shine!
When I first heard about the District Race, I have to be honest that I raised my eyebrows slightly as I wasn’t sure what to expect. In fact, I even questioned whether I should participate in the race at all. Having completed the District Race Singapore 2018, I have to be upfront that I truly enjoyed the race and it is definitely one of the best race events that I have participated till date. With over 80 virtual checkpoints and challenges spread over five districts, there was never a dull moment and the best part is that I get to spend some meaningful time with Jacqueline to explore Singapore’s many nooks and crannies.
My experience as an Outdoor Educator/Outdoor Teacher has given me a bit of an advantage for the District Race as I often bring my students on learning journeys to the 5 districts of the race. Armed with the knowledge of how the route was going to be like and the kind of traffic conditions that we were expecting, Jacqueline and I skipped the Chinatown, Uptown, and Downtown districts and explored the Gardens and Kallang districts instead. This was despite the fact that the checkpoints in the Chinatown, Uptown, and Downtown districts were pretty nearby to each other.
Just so you know, there was no set route or distance for the District Race Singapore 2018 and the goal of the race was to collect as many points as possible in two hours. Thus, crossing the finishing line with the best timing was really not the intent of the race and for Jacqueline and myself, we actually walked throughout so that we could see, hear, smell, touch and connect with Mother Nature at the Gardens District. Having said that, the District Race is suitable for beginners and professionals alike. If you have been cooped up in the office and have not been exercising much, the District Race is a good avenue to kickstart your fitness regime. If a healthy dose of competition is what you are after, District Race’s gamification approach will definitely spur you on.
From a business perspective, the District Race has got potential to scale up and while I am not exactly sure how much it cost the organisers to execute this race event; I am pretty sure it was not as logistics/manpower intensive as other race events that I have participated in. Some observations that I noted are as follows:
There were not many signages/banners put up as the District Race is pretty much self-directed. All the virtual checkpoints and challenges could be found on the District Race App and this gave participants the opportunity to pre-plan their route before race day. Some costs in terms of printing signages/banners and engaging people to put up and take down the signages/banners before and after the race would have been reduced.
Although Event Crews were placed at strategic points to aid with the race administration, I do not see the race needing much manpower as there were no hydration points provided. Thus, with the reduced number of manpower needed to execute the race; there would also be some cost savings as well.
When race participants completed a set number of checkpoints, they received pings on the District Race App that rewarded them with some attractive promotions from the Race Sponsors. This is definitely a great way to market some of the products and services from the Race Sponsors and it may actually help to boost the sales of relevant products and services!
Being the world’s first urban exploration race which uses Augmented Reality and location-based technology, the District Race will be launched in Hong Kong, Australia, USA and Western Europe subsequently.
Given the opportunity, I will certainly join future District Races! Being an avid explorer myself, I will even consider flying to other countries where District Races are planned so that I can also plan a holiday there at the same time.
Kudos to the race organisers and their team for such an excellent and successful race. It has been such a long time since I enjoyed a running event where the ultimate goal is not about crossing the finish line but really to get outdoors and see, hear, and smell what the place has got to offer.
Received some pretty hot news this morning and yes… if you don’t know yet… here it is!
Surf up this Fish Season with McDonald’s new offerings, including the brand-new Fish & Fries and Sweet Chili Fish burger which will get you hooked from the first bite!
Fish & Fries
From 1 March 2018, dive in and enjoy the crunch of the new Fish & Fries – featuring the timeless combination of crispy battered tender fish filet, paired with our world-famous fries, for a crunchin’ good time. The Fish & Fries Extra Value Meal which includes the Fish & Fries, Fries (Small) and a Coke (Small) is available from $7.90.
Sweet Chili Fish Burger
The maritime odyssey gets more depth with the Sweet Chili Fish Burger – featuring the same tender and juicy fish filet, this time with a wave of flavours – sweet chilli mayo and fresh vegetables, served on a tasty chilli bun. The Sweet Chili Fish Burger Extra Value Meal includes the Sweet Chili Fish Burger, Fries (Medium) and a Coke (Small), available from $7.50. Go with the flow and catch it before it’s too late!
Chocolate Pie
Chocolate lovers can rejoice as the delicious Chocolate Pie (available from $1.40) has reached the shores of Singapore. Indulge in the chocolatey crust and molten chocolate filling!
All items are available after breakfast hours in all restaurants and via McDelivery® and Uber Eats from 1 March 2018, while stocks last.
Is it a place you currently have on your bucket list of countries to visit?
With some of the most beautiful destinations and places to see and experiences to have, it’s easy to understand why so many people would like to go there at least once in their lifetime. There are of course other popular destinations such as Jakarta or Bali that many of us would have already heard of but while there are other places to see and many things to do in the region; here are some tips that could come in handy if you ever decide to visit Indonesia. So if you are looking for everything that you would need to know about your next holiday to Indonesia, read on to find out more.
The Places To Visit
Indonesia as a region may have been on your bucket list, but where should you go?
There are many popular destinations within Indonesia that are worth considering. From beaches to city vibes, I thought I would share with you some of them.
Bali
If you think Indonesia, chances that the next word to pop into your head will be Bali. One of the most popular destinations in Indonesia, Bali really needs no introduction but I am going to tell you a little bit about it anyway. Bali has long been a place for people to take vacations, thanks to the wonderful luxurious resorts that adorn the sparkly shoreline. Even then, there are also many backpackers and tourists who are on a shoestring budget but still taking in the beauty of this destination. Bali is certainly a place that rocks many buckets lists for sure. If you are looking for a more ancient Bali vibe, heading north will give you all of the thrills.
Jakarta
Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia that is home to more than nine million people, is a sprawling city. Many people use Jakarta as a pit stop for a few days of fun and sightseeing before heading off to some of the more remote islands or the popular resort of Bali. The Kota Tui Old Town in Jakarta is definitely worth a visit. If you are planning to buy a property in Jakarta, websites like https://rumahdijual.com/gedung-dijual might be helpful. Jakarta is definitely worthy of a stop before heading somewhere for a bit of relaxation, but don’t forget that it is also a great hub for business and investment opportunities.
Gili Islands
Want a tropical paradise, then look no further than the Gili Islands. A trio of islands between Lombok and Bali, these little gorgeous nuggets of tranquillity are not to be missed. The two smaller islands, Gili Air and Gili Meno, are quite secluded and laidback whereas the larger of the three, Gili Trawangan, is a much livelier place to see. A real hive for backpackers, the rustic bars at Gili Islands is filled with a mix of cultures and people from all over the globe.
Lombok
Hate following the crowds? Then Lombok is the next best alternative to the ever-popular Bali. Despite its growing popularity in recent decades, most of the Eastern Island in Lombok is still underdeveloped, which makes it a real beauty for some tranquillity. With less of the commercialised bars, clubs and restaurants, and more of the rustic and simple features, Lombok is a great place if you are after some time of pure thinking space with no distractions other than the beautiful weather and ocean.
When Should You Travel To Indonesia?
One of the big considerations when travelling to Indonesia is the weather; thus make sure you travel during the best season. The best time to visit Indonesia is between May and September where the days are dry and sunny. Websites like https://www.lonelyplanet.com/indonesia/weather are especially helpful should you need more information about the current local weather in Indonesia.
The Best Things To Do In Indonesia
For some people, a holiday is often just about finding a decent sun lounger with a bar close by in a great beach resort. There is nothing wrong with that and as we have already pointed out, destinations like Bali would suit that kind of holiday style. However, if you want to see and do some of the more popular things, here are some suggestions:
Mount Bromo
Mount Bromo is part of a collection of volcanoes that are active and is part of the Tengger Massif. It isn’t the tallest of them, but it is certainly one of the most well-known and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Indonesia. Sitting at 7,641ft high, it is certainly something to be marvelled at and definitely worthy of a visit.
Ubud
If you are looking for something cultural, then look no further than the heart of Bali. Nestled against the stunning terraced rice fields, which are also a sight to behold, Ubud holds dance and musical performances in the city daily. If you want to learn about the Balinese culture, Ubud is definitely the place.
Borobudur
Finally, no trip would be complete without heading to the world’s largest Buddhist temple, Borobudur. Built in the 9th century during the reign of the Sailendra Dynasty, the temple design follows Javanese Buddhist architecture, which blends the Indonesian indigenous cult of ancestor worship and the Buddhist concept of attaining Nirvana. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Borobudur is Indonesia’s single most visited tourist attraction.
While some people may be put off from travelling as far as Indonesia for a holiday, it is certainly worth the long journey. With so much to see and do, you may end up feeling like one holiday there won’t be enough. Couples, backpackers, students on GAP years or even families will all benefit from some of the amazing things this region has to offer. I certainly think it should definitely be a place for you to consider visiting in the future.
Lagardère Travel Retail Singapore is delighted to partner Belgian chocolatier Godiva to stage the extraordinary Chocolate Fashion Show in Changi Airport Terminal 2 transit, in conjunction with the launch of Godiva Gold Discovery, the chocolatier’s latest luxury collection. The Chocolate Fashion Show presents three astonishing dresses created by contemporary designer Anne-Sophie Cochevelou, which combine state-of-the-art fashion and representations of Godiva’s iconic chocolate boxes, including the new Gold Discovery Collection.
The first-ever staging in an Airport, the presentation promises to elevate the travel retail experience and introduce stunning fashion masterpieces to travellers from all over the world. Visitors to Changi Airport can look forward to shopping for decadent chocolates and at the same time, be delighted by Godiva’s artistry and creativity.
Image credit: Anthony Lycett
The Tradition to Modernity Showpiece Dress is displayed artistically on a static mannequin that can be admired from all angles by passing shoppers and travellers. Classic Gold Collection boxes edge the hem; the skirt is formed by triangular brown godets, and the bodice of Godiva Coeur-like lace; an array of new Gold Discovery boxes form the collar, and imitation chocolates decorate the headpiece.
Image credit: Anthony Lycett
The Empress Dress, with bustles of Gold Discovery boxes and garlands of chocolates, adorns a model in a photo booth to encourage shoppers to pose for a free instant photo ‘wearing’ the dress, upon purchase of a box of Gold Discovery or two boxes of Gold Ballotin.
Image credit: Anthony Lycett
The Heart of the Collection Dress is decorated ingeniously with Coeur Grand and Iconique gift boxes. Around the stage are beautiful displays of Godiva Gold Discovery, where a trained hostess engages with shoppers and offers samples during peak times.
This collaboration is a tripartite partnership between Changi Airport Group, Lagardère Travel Retail Singapore and Godiva. The Chocolate Fashion Show is located at Terminal 2 transit and will be exhibited from 20 January 2018 to 28 February 2018.
Godiva Gold Discovery is a 28-piece collection of ganaches, pralines, mousses and caramels, including two delicious new pieces, presented in a contemporary gold gift box embossed with the signature ‘G’ and the Lady Godiva emblem. Tied with a gold satin ribbon and decorated with a refined hangtag, the collection is the epitome of premium gifting.
The ganaches are in sumptuous flavours of passion fruit & pink pepper, white chocolate & bourbon vanilla, intense coffee, raspberry rose, and 85% dark chocolate. The luxurious caramels are chocolate caramel and salted caramel.
The elderberry mousse and the lychee strawberry mousse in the collection are joined by a delicious new Mexican origin chocolate mousse.
Among the pralines is an exotic new pistachio praline which sits alongside the signature hazelnut pralines in white and milk chocolate, an almond praline with whole roasted almond, the hazelnut praline with caramelised macadamia nuts, and a caramelised pecan praline.
Retailing at SGD$102.20 (Duty-Free Price), the Godiva Gold Discovery will be available in selected SO Chocolate and The Chocolatier shops in Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 2 transit.
If you’re looking to celebrate this coming Valentine’s Day 2018 in style, look no further and start making your plans as seats are extremely limited at some of the most exclusive and luxurious dining venues.
In this post, we are going to share with you two highly-recommended dining venues that we believe will offer you and your other half a memorable and romantic dining experience,
Recommendation #1: Sofitel Singapore City Centre @ Tanjong Pagar
When it comes to crafting the finest gourmet experiences and affinity for epic romance, nothing and no one beats the French. This Valentine’s Day, Sofitel Singapore City Centre’s Executive Chef Jean-Charles Dubois and his culinary brigades will play cupid to all lovebirds in Singapore as they tailor-made two unforgettable and mesmerising dining experiences for every couple seeking an exclusive, sophisticated and effortless romantic gourmet getaway right in the heart of the city.
The best part of spending Valentine’s Day dinner at Sofitel Singapore City Centre?
One very lucky couple will walk away with a 2-Nights Romantic Escapade to Sofitel Bali inclusive of flights.
Sofitel Singapore City Centre Offer #1 Valentine’s Day “Dinner Under The Stars” at The Poolside (Level 6)
Super Limited to 6 couples only (First Come, First Served Booking Required) @ $588++ per couple on Wednesday, 14 February 2018 from 7.00 pm -9.30 pm
Six lucky couples may choose to book a table for a super romantic and very exclusive Valentine’s Day “Dinner Under the Stars” ($588++ per couple) at the hotel’s inspiring poolside overlooking a canopy of towering skyscrapers and an inspiring Singapore Harbour.
This amazing dinner comes complete with a limousine pick up, a premium menu crafted by the hotel’s creative culinary team, champagne sabrage and flowers/box of chocolates for the ladies.
ROMANTIC HIGHLIGHTS
● Limousine Pick-Up
● Premium Valentine’s Day Menu with Gourmet food and beverage selection.
● Each table will be set under the stars in a cabana.
● Live Oyster and Seafood bar
● One bottle of Duval Leroy Rose Champagne (sabered tableside)
● Guitarist to serenade each couple
● A bouquet of roses for the lady and a box of chocolates as farewell gift
● Each couple qualifies for Lucky draw to win a 2 Nights stay at Sofitel Bali with Flight
Sofitel Singapore City Centre Offer #2 “Hearts Entwined” 4- Course Valentine’s Day Dinner at Racines Wednesday, 14 February 2018 from 7:00 pm -9.30 pm
Racines meanwhile welcome all couples young and old with open arms by handcrafting a sumptuous 4-Course Set Menu at $178++ per couple (food only) or $198++ per couple with 2 glasses of Duval Leroy Champagne Brut.
ROMANTIC HIGHLIGHTS
● Each couple qualifies for Lucky draw to win a 2 Nights stay at Sofitel Bali with Flight
● A stalk of rose for the lady and a box of chocolates as farewell gift
VALENTINE’S DAY 4- COURSE DINNER MENU
Couples will eat to their hearts desires as Racines presents an enthralling menu comprising
AmuseBouche St Jacques – Hokkaido Scallop Royale, Pike Caviar, Kale Salad
Soup Bisque D’Homard Et Uni – Dubois Lobster Bisque, Uni Espuma, Sweet Onion Marmalade, Ikura
Pre Dessert Pomme et Yuzu – Granny Smith and Yuzu Sorbet
Dessert Rhubarb Tart, Fraisier and Vanilla Parfait, Strawberry Candy
For enquiries, bookings and reservations at Racines, you can contact ha152@sofitel.com or call +65 6428 5000.
Address: Sofitel Singapore City Centre 9 Wallich Street, (Enter via Peck Seah Street) Singapore 078885
#2 Recommendation: Artemis @ Level 40
Couples looking for something extra special can dine at Artemis, Singapore’s stunning Mediterranean-inspired rooftop restaurant helmed by Executive Chef Fernando Arevalo. Offering a one-night-only special four-course set menu at just $148++ per person, Artemis’ breathtaking views of the Marina Bay set the perfect backdrop for one’s declaration of love.
Apart from the beautiful menu already crafted by Artemis, new dishes have been added for this special occasion and it will only be available on the 15th of February. These dishes include the Beetroot Tortellini (Feta, Ricotta, Asparagus, Broccolini, Carrot Purée), Black Cod (Rhubarb, Spring Onion Salad, Beurre Blanc – +$10), Milk-Fed Veal Loin (Pedro Ximinex Cherries, Chipolinni Onions, Salsify Purée – +$10), and the Strawberry Shortcake (Yoghurt Ice Cream, White Chocolate, Macadamia Nuts).
For more information and/or reservations, you can call +65 66358677 or email them at enquiries@artemisgrill.com.sg
Address: Level 40 138 Market Street Singapore 048946
Image Credit: Floral Garage Singapore
To make the occasion even more romantic for your other half, do check out Floral Garage Singapore (Singapore’s Favourite Florist) for some delightful hand bouquets that will complement the ambience and setting!
