Unique Lunar New Year Cakes 2024

August in Singapore means one thing: National Day celebrations are in full swing. From red-and-white decorations to NDP watch parties with family and friends, every gathering deserves a spread of great food—and of course, dessert. Whether you're hosting a cosy home celebration or an office tea break, festive cakes and sweet treats are the perfect way to celebrate Singapore's 61st birthday. To save you the hassle of baking, we've rounded up some of the best National Day-inspired desserts availab...

Don’t miss this: Download our CNY e-catalogue for highlighted menus and exclusive promo codes worth $1,500. Chinese New Year is one of the most meaningful times of the year for many families — not just for reunion dinners and festive traditions, but also for setting intentions for luck, wealth,...

When it comes to celebrating Chinese New Year, a tradition which Singaporeans observe is Lou Hei. Along with the tossing of raw fish, and vegetable salad around the table, chanting of auspicious phrases for the new year is also a must....

The Lunar 7th Month is a significant period for many Chinese Buddhist and Taoist families in Singapore. Also known as Zhong Yuan Jie (中元节) or the Hungry Ghost Festival, it is traditionally observed with prayers and offerings to ancestors and wandering spirits. In Singapore, common practices include burning joss sticks and paper...

Mooncakes may be the star of the Mid-Autumn Festival, but they don't have to be the only thing on the table. The festival is also a time for families and friends to gather over a meal. From pomelo and Chinese tea to hotpot and a full family feast, there...

Tingkat containers are a convenient and reusable way to enjoy daily meals while reducing the need for disposable packaging. If your tingkat caterer delivers meals in reusable containers, you may be wondering whether you can reheat food in them, whether they need to be washed, and when they should be...