Uniquely Singapore
New or old, undiscovered or well-known, going on or going off, going down or coming up, all about what is singularly Singaporean.
Bukit Timah: Its a jungle out there!
Every so often, for no apparent reason whatsoever, I get the urge to step out of a nice, cool, air conditioned environment and become what can only be described as a 'sweaty mess'. Last week, I managed to do this with a visit to the Bukit Timah Nature reserve.
Orchard Towers: Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask.
We've all heard the stories about this infamous mall on Orchard Road. But did you know there's more than whores to this venerable institution?
Late Night Dining: Who says you have to go straight home?
An infrequently asked question around the Think office is, "Where, at three-twenty in the morning, after hitting every bar from the East Coast to Geylang, can I stuff my face and thus perhaps avert a hangover of Brobdingnagian proportions?" Infrequently,
Chi-Pete's; In praise of Curry Fish head
Only a single thought goes through my mind when ever I eat my meals... think of the hours of preparation clocked to make each single dish and I savour each bite…
The Romantic Baths of Singapore
There are few things better for your relationship than a long, luxurious soak. If you have a scummy tub at home or just a weak shower, how do you enjoy a splashing good bath? Simple - use someone else's.
The Clarke Quay Story
Clarke Quay is the place to be if one seeks to get everything in one experience, as it is where history, shopping and nightlife meet instantly transporting you to an awe-inspiring world.
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How to get that Ah Beng and Ah Lian lookUniquely Singapore | Cheryl Chia | Thursday, 16 October 2008 Ah Lians and Ah Bengs, absolutely fascinating, you see them at arcades, shaking their booties to the beat and waving their hands in the air frantically as if doing the Great Singapore Workout on the Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) machines. They love techno, para para and all things branded. Click to Continue... |
Join the club, the Singapore Cricket Club!Uniquely Singapore | Jeffree Benet | Wednesday, 28 January 2009 {xtypo_dropcap}I{/xtypo_dropcap}f you've got the dosh, and want to be anybody amongst the everybodys in town, you're gonna need a membership in a social club. But which one to choose? The Marina Club, which is hurting for members? Or the staid and stuffy Pinetree Town and Country Club? Naw, go with the classics... How about the grand old lady of the Padang? Yes, we are... Click to Continue... |
Iluma, the mini arts resort in BugisUniquely Singapore | Darren Ho | Wednesday, 22 October 2008 The Bugis area has had different connotations over the course of Singapore's history. Now it's got one more, the Iluma. Think Reports... Click to Continue... |
Bukit Timah: Its a jungle out there!Uniquely Singapore | Laura Senior | Wednesday, 15 October 2008 Every so often, for no apparent reason whatsoever, I get the urge to step out of a nice, cool, air conditioned environment and become what can only be described as a 'sweaty mess'. Last week, I managed to do this with a visit to the Bukit Timah Nature reserve. Click to Continue... |
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BEST DAY SPAGoods & Services Victors | Administrator | Tuesday, 21 October 2008 The Aspara Amara Singapore, 165 Tanjong Pagar Road, Tel: (65) 6879 2688 and The Aspara in the Orchard at Goodwood Park Hotel, 22 Scotts Road, Tel: (65) 6732 3933 Why They Won: The Aspara is one of the winner's of the "Singapore Promising Brand Award". Located at the Goodwood Park Hotel and at the Amara Hotel, this unique spa offers a delightful fusion of treatments... Click to Continue... |
BEST PIZZADining & Food Winners | Administrator | Monday, 20 October 2008 Pizza Hut www.pizzahut.com.sg Why They Won: Maybe you might beg to differ that Pizza Hut bakes the most mouth-watering pizzas or is the most generous with the toppings but you cannot deny that they have once again proved themselves to be the market leader here by clinching this award! Operating in an impressive 84 countries, its first outlet started in 1981 at Jelita and has... Click to Continue... |
BEST ANNUAL FESTIVALArts & Entertainment Medalists | Administrator | Tuesday, 21 October 2008 WOMAD Annually in the Fall, Fort Canning Park, www.womadsingapore.com Why They Won: Each year, WOMAD Singapore holds its events with an eclectic mix of bands/acts across the world right down to the ghettos of Sri Lanka. This year's acts were nonetheless a masala mix of Asian beats from the energetic British group, Dhol Foundation to Israel's Idan Raichel Project. has got to be Apache Indian's... Click to Continue... |
BEST AMUSEMENT PARK/ATTRACTIONArts & Entertainment Medalists | Administrator | Tuesday, 21 October 2008 Singapore Zoo 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826, www.zoo.com.sg Why they Won: At this zoo, animals are not caged up; they are instead kept in wide open enclosures that are landscaped beautifully. Don't worry about the lions running after you because there are usually moats placed to act as barriers. We never knew you guys loved animals so much. Perhaps being in a place surrounded... Click to Continue... |
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Tales of a Hungry Bunny - Chapter 17 (I freaked out, of course.)Tales of a Hungry Bunny | Cheryl Chia | Tuesday, 21 October 2008 Sigh, the new year has come and I'm still feeling the blues. It's really weird to start off the year on this note, but I think it has something to do with my perpetual single status. I'm on the verge of giving up. Maybe I should be a nun or something. Hey, I could be the Mother Theresa of Singapore. It's highly possible okay! Don't... Click to Continue... |
Tales of a Hungry Bunny - Chapter 12 (Why am I a hungry bunnny?)Tales of a Hungry Bunny | Cheryl Chia | Monday, 20 October 2008 "Why are you the hungry bunny?" - been asked this question too many times. Guys, I'm getting quite sick of having to keep repeating my answer, slo let me just do it here once and for all. Click to Continue... |
Tales of a Hungry Bunny - Chapter 21 (Going North, Indian that is.)Tales of a Hungry Bunny | Rizzy Rashid | Wednesday, 22 October 2008 Lately I've been craving something a little bit less ching chong, yet nothing as predicatable as ang mo chow. Sure, Malaysian food is simple and filling, and in a normal mood quite tasty. But today, I was feeling in the mood for change. Perhaps it's because I'm settling into a groove with my new boyfriend that's making it seem like everything's in a rut, including... Click to Continue... |
Tales of a Hungry Bunny - Chapter 16 (Where did the year go?)Tales of a Hungry Bunny | Cheryl Chia | Tuesday, 21 October 2008 My, my, the year is almost over and Christmas is here once again. Hair, one hell of an attitude and you might just pull it off... Click to Continue... |
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Think Profiles; Arnold SchwarzeneggerHumour | Stanley Holditch | Tuesday, 14 October 2008 Think's Stanley Holditch recently found Arnold Schwarzenegger pumping his guns at California Fitness, one of Singapore's hippest work-out spots. Here are his mystifying reflections on the country and it's culture. Click to Continue... |
Think Profile; Chillin' with Snoop-DoggHumour | Stanley Holditch | Wednesday, 15 October 2008 I recently caught up with Snoop-Dogg on his latest trip to Singapore, and we sat down and "rapped" for a bit. Here's what the famous west-coast hip-hop pioneer had to say... Click to Continue... |
Think Profile; Former US President Bill ClintonHumour | Stanley Holditch | Wednesday, 15 October 2008 Former US president Bill Clinton recently paid the region an unannounced visit while his memoir is hitting the bookstores, and you better believe that Think was there. Our reporter Stanley Holditch caught up with the big man at one of the city's finest brothels, and here's what he had to say. Click to Continue... |
Think Profile; Mr Montgomery BurnsHumour | Stanley Holditch | Wednesday, 15 October 2008 This month Stanley Holditch is talking to Springfield's wealthiest resident, Mr. Montgomery Burns. Mr. Burns is in town on business and a little pleasure, and the implications could be shattering... Click to Continue... |
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