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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...

Planning food for a 7th Month prayer or gathering in Singapore does not necessarily mean spending heavily on a large buffet. If you are organising a workplace prayer, family gathering or a simple get-together after the offerings, there are plenty of affordable catering options that can keep your food budget...

Planning an event in Singapore? Whether you're organising a corporate seminar, office lunch, wedding, birthday party, baby shower, or festive gathering, choosing the right catering service can make a significant difference to your guests' experience. With hundreds of catering companies offering different cuisines, price points, and service styles, finding...

Wondering what not to wear during the 7th month in Singapore? Avoid black, white, and red this Hungry Ghost Festival. Plus, catering tips for prayers....

Planning a celebration but worried about the catering cost? Whether it’s a birthday party, corporate event, baby shower, or housewarming, good food doesn't have to come with a hefty price tag. In Singapore, you can now find affordable buffet catering starting from just $9.90/pax —...

The Hungry Ghost Festival, also known as the 7th Month or Ghost Month, is an important traditional Chinese observance celebrated by many families in Singapore. During this period, it is believed that the Gates of Hell open, allowing spirits and ancestors to visit the living. To show respect and...